10 Thursday, April 18, 1974 Follow Through Bv MARK MITCHELI by NANARIS WORK OVERCORNER Kansas Staff Reminder Efforts to find out more about state and federal administration of the behavior analysis program at Woodland Elementary School have been awarded to the University of Kansas have been almost futile, according to Nancy Swearingen, a parent of one of the children. The grant was awarded to KU from the Department of Health, Education and Welfare (HEW) to be used in the KU department of human development and family life to develop "a support and demonstration center for Follow Through." The project director is Don Bushell, associate professor of human development. Swearingen, who has been out against the program at Woodlawn yesterday that she had tried to "go to the proper channels" to investigate questions about behavior analysis at program at Woodlawn. One of the most serious allegation Swearingen has made to government agencies is the misuse of money for federal grant. On Feb. 16, Swearingen witnes She said she had first seen copies alleged forged travel vouchers of Mallione in December and said she bore rumors of other violations. Mr saeed recently that she had received vi from the grant for trips she taken. Behavior Analysi From Page One do well is a great thing and it can be adopted in any classroom, "she said. Judith Le Blanc, assistant professor of human development and family life, said the tokens were used to motivate children to do praiseworthy things. "They are symbolic praise for good work," she said. Le Blanc said she didn't see any possible harm for children in the behavior analysis program. She said children's behavior extremely flexible. Important aspects of the progra individualized instruction and the p approach that is used, she said. "I don't believe in failure," Le Blair George Semb, assistant profes human development and family lif the token system was a last resort. "If you have a child who is dol AAUP Asks for Time On Exigency Guideline The task of approving financial exigency guidelines at the University of Kansas is too important to try to accomplish this by according to a report released yesterday. The report, prepared by the executive committee of the KU chapter of the American Association of University Professors (AUA), will be presented at an open hearing on exigency at 8 in the Jayhawk Room of the Kansas Union. The hearing is conducted by the Senate Executive (SenEx) Committee on Financial Exegency to get faculty, student and ada- dant funding for developing guidelines on financial exigency. A report released several weeks the SenEx committee defined fiuxegency as "the fiscal situation in the University is no longer able to sustain mission and goals eliminating the position of one or tenured faculty." Sally Sedelow, professor of coe science and linguistics and acting pr of the University AAUP chapte yesterday the main purpose of the report was to insure that the facet time to discuss the university administration n decision on what exigency guide adopt. Page 2. Lawrence Housing Supplement A NOSTALGI OF CLASSIC Model Rental Agreement Section 1. Parties to the agreement. Landlord ... Tenants ... Section 2. (a) Landlord agrees to rent the following property to Tenant for the term of this contract. (1) Dwelling unit located at (b) if the contract is so terminated, Landlord will return all prepaid rent and security, deposit as provided by section 5. (2) Furniture and appliances described in Appendix One. (b) Tenant agrees to pay the following utilities: (c) Landlord agrees to make repairs as set forth in Appendix Two. (d) The following regulations will apply to the keeping of pels. ... Section 8. If the premises become damaged or destroyed by fire, flood, casualty or other event beyond the control of Tenant to an extent that use of the dwelling unit is substantially impaired, Tenant may: (c) If Landlord unlawfully removes or excludes Tenant from the premises or decreases services to Tenant by causing the interruption of essential services and utilities, Tenant may recover possession of the premises and or services or terminate the rental agreement. Section 3. The term of this contract will be section 3. The term of this contract will be ___ (month to month or length of term) (a) vacate the premises immediately and within fourteen (14) days give written notice to terminate the rental contract; or (b) terminate the rental contract. (month to month or length of term) beginning . . . . and ending . . . . Section 4. (a) Periodic rent will be due on ... (b) if confined occupancy is lawful, vacate any part of the dwelling unit rendered unamable by fire, flood, or casualty, in which case liability for rent is reduced to the fair rental value of the remaining dwelling unit. Accounting for rent in either case will be as of the date of the casualty. ( Location ) and payable at ... Location (b) If tenant is unable to pay periodic rent when due but on or before that gives Landlord written notice of temporary inability to pay, Landlord will attempt to work out with Tenant a procedure for paying as soon as possible. If after (10) days the parties fail to agree on a procedure, Landlord may serve notice to the periodic rent or vacate the premises within ten (10) days as provided by law. (c) If the tenant fails to pay the agreed period rent within seven (7) days of the beginning of the period on three (3) separate occasions within six (6) months, Landlord may serve notice for Tenant to vacate the premises within ten (10) days as provided by law. (d) All notices will be in writing. Note to Tenant will be at the dwelling mentioned above and to Landlord at the same location where rent is paid. (e) Rent will be equally apportionable to all days of the month. For this purpose a month will be considered to be thirty (30) days. (c) Landlord and Tenant will jointly inspect the premises within one (1) week prior to vacancy upon termination of this contract to determine needed repairs and estimated cost thereof. Tenant will be liable only for actual damages to the premises, furniture and appliances under Tenant's control during the term of this contract and caused by Tenant's deliberate acts or negligence, above and beyond normal wear and tear. (d) Landlord must make a written accounting and return of the security deposit within fourteen (14) days after Tenant vacates the premises and gives up all interest in the security deposit the cost of the above mentioned damages, as determined by the宝典 costs of cleaning, repair and or replacement, and accrued period rent. Section 5. (a) Upon signing this contract Tenant will pay Landlord the sum of as a security deposit. (b) Landlord and Tenant will jointly inspect the premises within one (1) week after occupation. They will find out Appendix One which both will sign. If Landlord and Tenant cannot agree to the description of the property within one week this contract may be terminated and Landlord will refund the security deposit and any other funds paid by Tenant minus the rent for those days Tenant occupied the premises. (b) Landlord may not retaliate by terminating the contract, increasing rent, decreasing services or by bringing an action for possession because (1) Tenant has complained of violation(s) to a governmental agency charged with enforcing housing, building or health codes; Section 6. (a) Landlord and Tenant may terminate this contract at any time by mutual consent. (2) Tenant has complained to any public official that Landlord has violated or is violating any statute, ordinance or regulation; Section 9. Tenant will not assign this contract or sublet the dwelling unit without the written consent of Landlord. Landlord will not withhold consent without good reason. (3) Tenant has complained to Landlord of such violations (4) Tenant has provided (4) Tenant has organized or become a member of a tenants' union or similar organization. (c) Any notice of termination by Landlord will contain a statement of reasons therefor. (d) Notwithstanding Section 6 (b) Landlord may bring an action for possession if: (1) Tenant is in default in rent; (2) The violation(s) of the applicable code was (were) caused primarily by lack of reasonable care by Tenant; (3) Compliance with the applicable code requires alteration or demolition of the premises which would deprive Tenant of use of the dwelling unit; or (4) Demolition of the premises. Tentatively in substantial breach of any duty imposed by this contract. (1) Qualification of this contract Tenant will vacate the premises, remove all hardware goods and personal effects belonging to him, and leave the premises in a condition as good as when he took possession, normal wear and tear excepted. Section 7. (a) If there is a substantial breach of this contract by Landlord, Tenant may terminate the contract upon thirty (30) days written notice unless the breach is remedied within fourteen (14) days. If the same breach recurs within six (6) months, Tenant may terminate the contract on fourteen (14) days' notice. Tenant may not terminate this contract for reasons caused by his own deliberate acts or negligence. Section 10. Tenant will keep the dwelling unit clean and sanitary and will comply with all regulations requiring tenants to maintain rented premises. If the tenant deliberate acts or negligence causes the dwelling unit (other than the landlord) to damage the property the dwelling unit own expense or be liable to Landlord for the reasonable expense of such repair. Section 11. No substantial alteration, addition or improvement will be made by Tenant to the dwelling unit without prior written consent of Landlord. Such consent will be unreasonably withheld, but may be conditioned upon restoration of the dwelling unit by Tenant. Section 12. (a) Landlord expressly warrants the property listed in Section 2 above to be habitable at all times and in compliance with all statutes, ordinances, and regulations concerning the condition of dwelling units. (b) Landlord expressly warrants the property listed in Appendix One to be in workable and or useful condition. (c) These warranties and Tenant's promise to pay the agreed periodic rent are mutually dependent. Breach of these warranties will be sufficient reason to stop payment of periodic rent once Landlord has been given notice and allowed thirty (30) days to remedy the breach. This remedy will not be exclusive. Tenant's obligation to pay rent will be reinstated upon Landlord's compliance with the warranties. Section 13. (a) Landlord may enter the dwelling unit only (3) to exhibit the unit to prospective purchasers, renters, or mortgages. (b) Such entries will not be so frequent as to disturb Tenant's peaceful enjoyment of the premises and will take place only with the consent of Tenant after advance notice. Tenant will not unreasonably withhold consent. In case of a valid emergency Landlord may enter the unit without Tenant's knowledge, but will always inform Tenant of such entry. (1) to inspect the condition of the premises (2) to make repairs, or (b) Landlord or Tenant may employ any remedies, legal or equitable, to enforce the provisions of this contract. (Date) Section 14. (a) Matters not covered in this agreement will be governed by the law of the state of Kansas. (Landlord) (Date) ... (signed) ... / Land! APPENDIX ONE. Condition at occupancy Condition at termination Condition at occupancy Condition at termination Furniture Appliances Walls Floors and Floor Coverings Plumbing Fixtures Windows and Doors Other (Date) (Signed) (Landlord) (Signed)... (Landlord) ... APPENDIX TWO I. 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