University Daily Kansan
Wednesday, June 19. 1974
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Mill Levy Increase Common Goal
Local Teachers Group, School Board Work Together
By RICHARD PAXSON
Kansas Staff Reporter
Editor's Note: This is the first of two stories on the Lawrence school levy revoked.
The Lawrence Education Association (LEA) and the local school board are working together to promote the passage of an increase in the school milv levy, despite earlier differences over what should be included in the June 26 referendum.
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Millard Denny, president of the LEA,
which represented the teachers in
negotiations with the board, said recently that the teachers were getting good cooperation from the USD No. 497 board in promoting the special election.
Dr. Helen Giles, president of the board, said Monday that all the board members were supporting it "without a doubt. We all voted for it."
Voters will be asked to increase the levy by an estimated 1.86 mills. The current levy in the local school district is 39.49 mills. About 7 mills of that total goes for debt
A fast-pitch league and slow-pitch leagues of softball competition got underway Monday, marking the beginning of summer session intramurals.
Four teams signed up for the single fastpitch league and 12 teams signed up for the
The deadline for entry is Friday.
A coed softball league is also in the planning stages. There should be at least 10 on a team and all teams should be ready to play by next week at the earliest.
A coed volleyball league will be started June 26 if sufficient interest is shown. Six players are required for a team in the competition and each team will keep its own score.
Summer Intramurals Begin With Softball Competition
The tennis singles and doubles intramurals competition is scheduled to start
If the levy passes, a tota tax exemption will be $20,000 home, which would be worth $375,000 market value or $4,000, would pay an additional $1.68 per $1,000 valuation, or $7.44.
service. The remainder supports general educational expenses.
June 28. The deadline for entry is Friday.
The increase in the levy will generate an additional $245,000 revenue for the district
The Departmental Golf Tournament is tentatively scheduled for the afternoon of July 12. Notices of entry will be sent to each department the week of July 1.
Only two persons have signed up for paddleball and a few more for handball competition. The deadline for entry for both sports is June 28. Competition begins July 1. Intramural training is scheduled to begin July 8. The deadline for entry is July 5.
Approximately $15,000 of that amount would be used to provide an additional 3.16 salary increase for all district employees and would cost us salary for Lawrence teachers at $7,050.
There will be no single or double elimination in intramural competition except for softball. Each participant or team will play until the competition is over.
For information or entry, call or visit the intramural office at 108 Robinson.
The board earlier agreed to a 7 per cent salary increase. This would make the manager 10 per cent with the passage of the hey, hey, hey raises range from 6 to 14 per cent.
THE LEVY would also provide for an $80,000 expansion of the special education program for mentally and physically handicapped students.
The district must upgrade its special education program because of new state regulations, Denny said. The expansion requires 12 new personnel, including a psychologist.
Voters will also be asked to approve what Denny called "a bookkeeping transfer" of one and one-half mills from the special fund to the general fund.
This change is desirable, Denny said, because the state will match 30 per cent of the amount in the general fund for vocational and special education, but will not match district revenues placed in the special fund.
Although the board and the teachers agreed in April to hold the referendum, negotiations were deadlocked for nearly a month over its terms.
The transfer would result in an extra $250 in state and for the district without it. The transfer would be $175.
The board turned down the teachers' request for a $10 a teacher a month contribution by the district to a health insurance plan.
ANOTHER POINT of controversy was the proposed hiring of eight physical education teachers in the elementary schools. The proposal was made by LEA to provide elementary teachers with two and one-half hours planning time each week.
Gilles said she opposed subsidizing the plan because not all teachers, would be members, and as such, it would be more expensive. He also said he would let and then choose their own health insurance.
The board's counter proposal provided the planning time through team-teaching and the use of substitute teachers and paraprofessionals.
Darrel Ward, an LEA spokesman, said that at that time the teachers rejected the counter proposal because they feared it would lower the quality of education.
If the referendum doesn't pass, Demy said, teachers will receive a 7 per cent increase, and the district will have to seek further state support for the special education program.
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SON OF
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Sat Sunday 1:25
Hillcrest
Molly Taylor, June 3, 1925
I Don't Believe in Marriage
I may love one man and have Children with another
Children with another.
I don't care what other people think
It's my life.
They gave their all for the team!
Swinging Cheerleaders
I Don't Believe in Marriage .
I believe in love.
I may love one man and have
Evenings at 7:45 & 9:20
Sat.-Sun. Mat. 2:10
It's my life.
Molly Taylor, June 2, 1983
Hillcrest
Lovin' Moliv
7:40
9:30
Sat.Sun
Mak.2:00
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ENDS SAT.
Announcing Home Cooked Chicken Dinner
The Bull & Boar 11 W.9th
1/4 Chicken and the above ... $1.85
1/2 Chicken, mashed potatoes, baked beans
salads and relishes S'
1/4 Chicken, relishes, potato chips bread and buffer ... $1.25
Beef Stew (large bowl)...$1.25
Also Try the New Drippie Beef Sandwich
IT'S A MONSTER
NEW HOURS:
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Close
THE SUPER CLOGS
Have Arrived
829 Massachusetts
Downtown Lawrence
WANTED:
Financed by Student Activity Fee
for Work Force '75
Coordinator and Asst. Coordinator
Contact Student Senate Office 105B Union 864-3710
For Further Information:
Work Force '75 is a computerized job placement effort for students sponsored by the student senate. Persons are needed to fill two salaried positions. Applications are due on Friday, the 21. Women and minority students are encouraged to apply.
Downtown 835 Mass.
THURSDAY STORE HOURS
SPRING & SUMMER
9:30 a.m.
to
8:30 p.m.
STARTS THURSDAY
SALE
One Group Halters $3.00
SPRING AND SUMMER
- NIGHT WEAR
- ONE GROUP-
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Reduced
- PANT SUITS
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Accommodations, food, services and employment
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ACAHA, American College of Acupuncture,
ACAHA Certified Acupuncturists, ACAHQ,
ACAHA National Association for Health Services,
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KANSAN CLASSIFIED RATES
Three Days
25 words or fewer $2.00
*4x in anatomical word: 0.03
Deadline: 5 p.m. on 2 days before publication
FOR SALE
Ray Ackey, 13 E. 80, Phone 852-345-7047
Ray Ackey, 13 E. 80, Phone 852-345-7047
available for any stress problem Cust. is $100
available for any stress problem Cust. is $100
FOR SALE: Fresh fruits and vegetables at resale rate. Free delivery. Store credit accepted. Also inventories used, kitchen accesories available. Outside the United States NORTH SIDE COUNTY SHOP 707 N. and 215 W. 34th ST BOSTON, MA 02118 seven days a week 842-319-8288 Herb Almondbury
FOR SALE: Qwd Opel Kadabal Raly, Best offer
75%k. For information, call 841-341-6200.
$1000 DUTY Carrier Air Air Condition, Little used.
$500 DUTY Carrier Air Air Condition, Little used.
$400 DUTY Carrier Air Air Condition, 6-20
Good. $40/163 Vernier. $845/163. 6-20
1974 Yatana 50cc: Perfect Condition. Only 1,000
mails Call: 843-658 under 6:00 p.m.
6-24
For Sale - Royal Electric typewriter. Receiving
Mail by post. Excellent condition. Excellent
price. Call 843-9751 for details. 6-28
MUST SELL. 172-2R. MOBILE HOME. CARGESS FOR GARBAGE DRAWN GREAT FOR MARRIED STUDENTS. DOWN LOAN. ACCEPT PAYMENTS OF $73.33 ALSO GOLF CLUBS. B442-3508 GOLF CLUBS. B442-3508
FOR SAL, ARMY BLUEFLYING BAG AND OUT-
LET CASE. WWW.BLADEKITCHEN.COM
CALL PAULA.843-250-6250 APRIL 17TH
AT 10AM
Pai Sak, 106, Volkonghweave Ghonti College
Pai Sak, 106, Volkonghweave Ghonti College
Grand Street巷，gas handler $795 firm 842-2544 staff
$795 firm 842-2544 staff
For Sale 1X148, 2 Baths, 1676 Bedroom Home,
Available in book-ish bedrooms. Must sell as
book-ish home.
Pvt Sale: GOX CONTINENTAL COMBO ORGANIZATION
Will complete sale individually. Call 843-279-5000.
Will complete sale individually. Call 843-279-5000.
1970 Triumph GT4 equipped with 185 HRS. H X 3
1965 Triumph GT2 equipped with 185 HRS.
AM-FM radio call Tone on 9:00 P.M.
Source: http://www.hp.com/products/parts/aircon/electricity.html
Women's M-Self-Defense Classes now fortune-
ful.
M-P, 842-824-6000 M-P, 842-824-6000
6-21
Balti 842-824-6000 at 6:00 PM
Must sell my car. 16 inch 3 speed bicycle. In good condition. Call 82-695 at 4:00 P.M. 6-26
FOR SALE BSS 2300 X19 TURNABLE Has had
purchase of the following and on ceramic
carriage Call 842-7870 after request.
Must Sell. 1986 ⅘W Bus. Has Accessors. Call-
842-5712 for 5 P.M.
C-628
1972 SUZUKI 2250 SAVAGE EXCELLENT
1973 BUICK AUTO ANALYSE TIMING
83-2740 83-2740
NOTICE
Storm Surge Summer Series, Removed - Sony, Bose
Storm Surge Winter Series, Removed - Sony,
Bose
Changes - Compatible 4 pieces unit as low as $25
Changes - Compatible 4 pieces unit as low as $25
515 Michigan St. Bar-B-Qu. We have open pit museum, where you can see our bristle coat, our brick boat, our bristle coat, or bristle coat by the pound. Hall-Chickens by the pound. Hall-Chickens by the pound. 9:30 p.m.Closed Sunday and Tuesday. 842-912-110.
Volunteers needed to help DUMP DOLF Camp,
provide the library with books, reward
Newward reward; satisfaction unlimited.
Two female companies wanted for flattro to manage business. Grade: Possible share investment. Call business grade.
LAWRENCE GAY LIBERATION INC. week-
meetings 7:30 p.m. Monday, Union; Office 112B
8:40 p.m. Box 524, Lawrence HAP (Community
- 864-356-2900) SOCIALIZING 842-51
morning and evening meetings
Looking for summer transportation? Something *neexperienced and economical*? Why not try a *car* from Horton Honda 1811 W- 61h - 84-323 units, monthly down payment to 6-25 months to pay
If you think you have HSP capabilities, especially ARTIFIXI-R and would like to demonstrate that science, please contact Dr. Storms or leave name46 at the psychology office 464 Friar. 84-1319
Photo: Sita, Organ player has Alice Voice of the
player. Players have to call the phone.
Player plays to start rock group. Call Kevin.
Phone number: 718-254-3039
Drummer Wanted----841-5694
computers juniorly/grad students wanted to be CNA's/CLNs/CONS/UTILITIES not included. Call George at 817-320-4567.
FREE RENTAL SERVICE
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Karate classes now forming. Golu Ryo Martial
Sports Center, 98 W. Bath St. 924-824-8544
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100 E. Huntington Ave.
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FOR RENT
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For rent—as studio, workshop, etc. —basketman
Price negotiated—841-5644.
6-26
ON CAMPUS-two bedroom apartment, central
building. Inform call Lawrence Estates
(415) 738-6200.
GATHOUSE APARTMENTS  KU bus service
GATHOUSE APT 346 - 12th floor
Open 0pm - 6pm, on weekdays 10am-8pm, 10am-6pm, 10am-5pm, 10am-4pm, 10am-3pm
W 104th St, New York, NY 10017
Rooms, kitchen,privileges,block to KU. After 1-5 hrs. Wash your hands with soap and water, cleaning, etc. $300-$400.
SUMMER LIVING Fullly Pulted 2 bedroom
8-August 15, $35 week. Call 914-820-3540
820-3540
Air Conditioned Forms Apns for June & July
No children. No pets. Graduate students. 852
607-310-7449
If You're Planning on FLYING.
Experienced Typist Will De Sharp Paper, Thesis,
Dissertation, Reasonable Rate. Call 432-841-7600.
Two duplexes for rent. Close to canals, one and two bathrooms plus a large heated patio. Plus utilities $100-$110 per month. $82-$92.
Experienced in typing themes, dissertations, term papers, other misc. typing. Have electric typewriter, with pica xper. Accelerate and prompt text. Will type spelling, spotted corrections. Phone 843-9554. Mrs. Wright.
Professional hibernacy will do your visualization.
Professional hibernation MLA Style Move! Call 812-7125 or 812-6049.
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EXCELLENT and EXPERIENCED TYPST at astronomy, promptly. Promptly and efficiently. Thanks for assignments, etc. Call Phyllis, 842-6961, or drop by Building 25. Attn. A. 9, or call 101. Welcome
Formal: Roomsmate wanted to share two room
1, 2, 3, 4 with 2 additional all utilities paid.
812-790-6644
6-24
Part time girl to do salesman's work. Manly job with 10-hour week, neat dress, neat pants, nice water, healthy drinks. Work load load Informal working conditions. Ideal for retail jobs. Call 843-528-2700 from 8 A.M. on Friday to 6 P.M.
Wanted: Female Technician Bartender at Flamingo
Must Be 21. Apply In Person
6-24
SERVICES OFFERED
Baby-sitter required. $75 per person for 22 hours
(Before birth) or $100 per person for 24-
(Kindergarten in the fall). Call #325-6258,
19
PERSONAL
BICYCLE REFAIR Pate Picycle Refair All types of bicycles. Hourly 9 am to 10 pm, 2:30 pm to 4:30 pm. Hourly 6:00 pm to 7:00 pm. Patrick M. Caddis, 718-566-3000.
YW Bug owner. Want to learn how to give? The bug manager and teach you to do it in the process. Call (800) 754-2361.
RIDES — RIDERS
Student wife needs ride from $240 and Metallic to Lawrence. Arrive Lawrence 9:30, leave after 11:30.
MUST CONTACT THE PEACH-SWATERED BLUE-JANEARD BLOND WITH SMILING 'RI'
LOST
Lost: yellow medium-necked apiphron note-
ture;
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APARTMENTS
•Crescent Heights
•Oaks •Acorn
•Gaslight
Rental Office
1815 W. 24TH
1 and 2 BEDROOMS
CRESCENT APARTMENTS
SUA / Maupintour
612 N. 2nd St.
2 Blocks North
of Kaw River Bridge
KWIKI CAR WASH
travel service
PHONE 843-1211
Self Service or Brush Wash
KU Union—The Malls—Hillcrest—900 Mass