University Dally Kansan, February 24, 1981
JVJ
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prehensive development guide adopted by the Lawrence-Douglas County Planning Com
Palesa said that the demise of retail businesses in the downtown's central business district would hard on the majority of neighborhood residents. More than 66 percent of whom have incomes below $10,000.
PALOS ALSO presented possible expenditures the city would have to make, including the widening of 23rd Street, resurfacing of 31st street and a water link-up estimated to cost $705,000.
However, Richard Zinn, JVJ's local attorney, disputed the city's cost estimates—which ran to $1.5 million dollars for street improvements and other public works—and said that JVJ engineers had found potential for enough on-site water to eliminate the need for the water link-up.
Zinn cited figures published by "the city's own consultant," Robert Teska and Associates of Evanston, III., saying that 20 percent of Lawrence's total retail sales potential is "leaking out" of the city, to malls in Kansas City and Topeka.
"We must consider the context that this planning staff study was made in." Zinn said, arguing that the planning staff's report was blamed against VJJ. "It was begun just after the decision needed to forego the suburban mall option and commit itself to downtown redevelopment."
ZINN PRESENTED to the Planning Commission a 10-page rebuke of the planning staff's report. It contended that between 700 and 650 permanent jobs, with an estimated $11 to $14 million in additional wages, would be made available by the mail's construction.
"If the mail is not built, people will continue to go to Kansas City," he said.
However, Marilyn Bittenbender, 930 Iowa, said she would "continue to visit Kansas City if they build a mail from K-Mart to Baldwin Junction."
"ITS A RITUAL with our family," she said. "walt the Crown Center to walt the Chicago juggles."
The Commission's only dissenter, Dean Harvey, said that he couldn't vote against the JVJ request, "given the commercial development that we've allowed to take place around here in the past."
"It we don't allow JVU to build here, I think the land, and land, and lift it back to agricultural use."
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though there are other schools being affected by this," a spokesman said.
Title IX
The long delay is actually being caused by the number of universities which underwent review and re-evaluation.
KU was one of eight universities picked last year by the department for the first round of investigations into possible discrimination between male and female athletes.
The rulings, when they do come in, will be the first of their kind in the country, and are expected to have considerable impact on future interpretation of Title IX.
Kauffman said heatedly, "I have never seen a bill affecting the Board of Regents that is so ill-conceived, far reaching and totally disruptive of administrative procedures."
Kaufman, said that the Regents took particular offense to House Bill 2468, which he said would jeopardize the lay status of the board's members.
"Additionally," he said, "it would turn a governing board into a board with quasi-judicial functions for the purpose of hearing any claim against a faculty member made by any person."
The bill would also appoint the Regents the only hearing body in all faculty dismissal cases.
HOUSE BILL 2466 would change the way in which complaints against faculty members could be lodged. Under the bill, anyone could lodge a claim against a faculty member. Now only the chancellor or the president of a school can make a claim.
Tenure
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Hoagland said that he did not think giving the Regents that responsibility would matter
because there had been no formal hearings on faculty dismissal in 33 years.
Kauffman said that the Regents opposed the other bill, not because they could not live with it, but because they were unwilling to be involved.
That bill would give the Regents the final say on all tenure approvals, Kauffman, however, said that the Regents already had that power under a 1976 law.
HE SAID that the only difference between the law and the bill was that the bill forced the Regents to follow a policy that they had chosen not to do under its bylaws.
After reviewing the reasons for keeping tenure, Shulenburger said that it was important to fight the bills because they would take away local university control of tenure.
Also testifying against the two bills was David Shulenburger, KU professor of business and president-elect of the KU chapter of the American Association of University Professors.
He said that such local control was essential to limit responsibility for tenure decisions to a few and not to many.
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3 Bedroom Townhouses. Units available for leases until May 1. Bathrooms for sums up to 260 sq. ft., attached kitchen appliances, pool. You'll like our lookers. Kitchen. Townhouses. 26th and 46th, 140-817. 160-587.
TIBURON TOWNHOUSES are new, spacious, and well-furnished. Furnished or unfurnished, 2 bedrooms starting at $40 per month. Must be rented at 18th and 8th; 811-30-4255 - 842-4555.
ROOM FOR MALE BATH. Furnished.
Share kitchen and student 14th and Kentucky.
Walk to campus. Available now. $5 plus
1/2 gas. #812-2105 or available now. 2-26
Victoria Capri Apts. Unfurnished studios 1, 2 & 2 bdmr. apts. available Central air; wall- $850; floor- $450; locks on Fraser Hall. Call 642-793-4500 after 5 or anytime weekend.
Single rooms for rent within 10 minute walk of campus. Call between 8-5. 843-2228. tf
3 bdm. townhouse with burning fireplace
6th. will take 132 students. 2500
6h. 434. will take 132 students. 2500
Save gas, walk to class. 2 bedroom apartment close to Memorial Stadium. Fully equipped kitchen, carpeted. Available March 1. Phone Frank at 843-1534 or 2-672-
Share 4 BR furn. name, By DF/Campus
2 BR furnished by friend, By DF/Campus
18-1904, 81-904, 81-904
friend/independent by friend/independent
Newly-modeled rooms and apartments
newly-added to the building,
parking and no pets. Phone 141-5300.
NEED SHORT-TERM LEASE? Rent this
comfortable 2 bedroom, 1½ bath apartment
until June (or later) 841-2272. 2-24
APARTMENT RENTING NOW! Five large
apartments, including a two-bedroom,
parking, 14th & Kentucky. Walk to campus,
downtown, 14th plus some utilities. 841-226
3 bedroom house in east Lawrence, $800 a month plus $300 damage费. Day 845-
2139 and Evenings 842-1974. Available Now!
2-25
FOR SALE
Sublease large 1 bedroom apt. close to canp.
$225/mo. plus utilities **442 - 013-881**
**MUST PAY CENTER FEE**
Alternator, starter and generator specialties
Parts, service, and exchange units. BELL
AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRIC, 84-3059, 3900
W. 6th.
Western Civilization Notes. New on Sale!
Makes sense to use them 13. As study
makes sense to use them 14. Analyze
claim document available new on Sale.
Crit. The Bookmark, and Cread Book.
1977 Intermtl. Scout 4 W, AC, PC, Cruise AM-FM. Lock-outs, 54,000, $3595. Call days 843-0321, evenings 842-9045. 2-25
Beautiful Wicker Panecock chairs and
wild rocker sids below store cost. Del-
livered made in Lawrence. Call 384-1960 nik
for Debble.
Gangster suits, paled palsers, capi pants,
tapered pants for men and other tacky
accentures are here. See New Brunswick—Quad-
cities Basketball. We bring a Wednesday and
Sundays 10-5. 2:47
Home Woodhouse-Bookcases $20.00,
and up. Home Cabinet Shelving $34.00,
Cedar Hope Cash $9.00. Custom orders filled for your specification M.J. Straughen $28.00, 2-26
Gausse Hell Monitors, $890, Kenwood L-07M
Amps, L-07C control amp, $700, Denon 1360
turntable $225.
Stereo Pre-amp—Beautiful "Phase Line" model, 4000. Extensive noise production and peak expoundcircuitiry design for eyeglasses. Eurygraphy and call 842-383-5 before it sold.
Bikes. 10 speed PUCH pathfinder, near
new, also men's 10 speed $65. 769-1915 after
5 p.m. 2-44
SOUNDLREEL METER—messure 70-128 dB
music or noise. Used 1 mk. Also 400 kB.
calculator $25. Call 811-555 leave
2-54
Guitar-Yamaha acoustical with hard shell case. All perfect, excellent action. Call 212-9853 before it's sold. 3-3
TRED or putting those same old strings:
Must part with Eidardo Epiphone Guitar:
Handmade of beautiful, rare curly maple,
solid and accesible. Accessories:
Bian 2:45
1428 eave
VHF/UIF SCANNER -8 channel with priority, 7 crystals including LPD, LFD, plus mobile antenna. Includes mobile antenna. Hand-assembled kit #210 Cal. $256 leave message.
Smith-Corona Electric cartridge typewriter.
Smith-Corona Condition monitor.
negotiate prices.
for 6/30/90 at 6:30 PM.
1975 Toyota Celica unim good looks
AM-FM. Cassette. 4-10mm. built 841-881-041
RECEIVE-MF-AM PM 35 w./ch. 0 %/% THD-A
auto fine-tune. Excellent condition.
$203 new-selling for $270 $41-258 leave
measure-7-44
Tires—4 B. P. Goodrich "Lifesaver" Steel
Belted Radials-P35-75 R 14 Brand New
New Mounted. No.2005. R 8246 Dave. 1 Dvee.
1971 VW Bug, New engine, FM-AM Radio,
Runs Great. 749-0852. 2-77
'76 Triumph TR7: AM/TM cassette, low
miles, high mpq, gorgeous; Best offer drives
her away. 842-2057.
1-18
Smith-Corona electric typewriter. Super 12.
almost new. Will sell. $41-0851. 2-27
Men's 25" Peugeot bicycle, beautiful condition,
almost new. $209. Call 748-1145 after
6:00 p.m.
1-25
Opticon Storay Stereo Amp & Tuner, ba-
wits cassette, & turntable with a BSX
speakers. Must sell. 841-963 and make o-
fst.
2. Gabriel HJ-Hackers Air Shockw. New York 145-807-3688
First $150 takes her 844-1064. 2-27
$150 will buy this basic wagon, 1964 Hammerhead 440-807-3688
State Inspection, 843-2099. Will take 2-25
Seabu Gear. Top of the line, Seabu gear regulator with reserve alarm, compass, depth and pressure gauges, buoyancy compensating backpack and aluminum tan kit B411-783-859
For Sale - '75 Cutlass Supreme. Excellent condition. PB, PS, Auto-Trans., A/C, Low 2-wall. Call 841-2916.
AM/FM receiver with turntable 8-track, and cassette. Records between each of these functions. Two "25" x 12" speaker. $650.00. Dava Call 646-8390. 3-2
1974 Toyota Corolla 4 cylinder Station
Wagon. $1700. Good condition. Economy
car. 841-4580 after $1,000. 2-16
RH- RT1165 cassette desk. APSF class.
Full Hours and salary.$100,000, 7:28P
91 Cavaner. Excellent condition. 76,000, Jen-
$1,450 or best offer. 864-1613
FOUND
Found in South Park 2 identical Honda keys on a ring. Call 864-5630. 2-21
Found in South Park identical Honda key
found on the back of a car.
Found a metal ruler with "Hitch" on the
back at bus stop outside of Art Building.
Call to identify, 804-616-6
2-24
Key found in practice fields by Walkins.
Key 841-705-708
2-25
Green back pack after business 241 class on
Monday 16. Can pick up in 208 Summerfield.
864-3536 ext. 49. 2-27
A calculator in 129 Summerfield on Wednesday
18. Can pick up in 208 E. Summerfield.
864-3536 ext. 49. 2-27
A wrist watch outside Wescow (retaining wall). Call 749-1292. 2-26
HELP WANTED
SUMMER RAPTING AFTERS: $1,200-$3,600
Training program costs: $450 for APPLICATIONS
85% for INFORMATION, GUILD to WHITEWATER
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CRUERES, CUBED MEDIATERANEAN. SAIL-
CORNER. Structures Office Personnel Counselors
and Administrators. OPENS ON THE CUR-
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2-27
To STUDENT NURSING HOME AIDES/
ORDERLERS: Will you share your work
with me in improving the care of
nursing home residents? Our consumer
organization for Improvement of
Homes (IMR) is dedicated to
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the residents. All names and correspondence
913-848-2880 confidential. Please call us
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1 Mass. St. #, 4, Lawrence, Kansas
**OVERSEAS** JOBS - Summer/year round
Europe, S E Amer., Australia. Alla Field.
$90-$120 monthly, Sightseeing. Free info.
LIC Box 51 KS Korona Del Mar, CA 91436
*
Full or part time help wanted. Combination
turned in. Req's Bach degree or
turned. Dancing starters $4.00 per hour.
Nude dancing $75 per hour. Your choice.
Music instructor West of Lafayette
on Hwy 40, 378-998-2000.
Clerk-type task position time application implemen-
tated in the IBM Compaq Energized Energy Research, and Public Service Management systems; and 60 wpm minimum clerical experience with 60 wpm required to Viki Viber Warren. Room 34348 of IBM Compaq Energized Energy Research.
ATTENTION: WRITERS WANTED. A na-
ture for talented written artists to write five
books and business students are encouraged.
and to ride the train to Pittsburgh,
Kyiv, Budapest, Edinburgh, Klimach,
Switzerland, Suite F in New York.
Student Health Services has an immediate opening for two nursing vocacules. Hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on weekdays or half time vacancy are 12 a.m. to 6 p.m. The PNKR. Requires current Kansas Nursing-Learning RN
Preschool teacher aide position Friday:
7.15 a.m.-10.15 a.m., Monday-Friday. Must
be available for work study. Call John
Hillson, 848-4940. Equal Opportunity.
2-27
SUMMER ORIENTATION STUDENT STAFF
Accepted for the Summer Orientation student
advertisement in today's paper or come by
Strong Wall. An equal opportunity employer.
LOST
REGISTERED NURSE
Lost, brown rectangular purse at the Teepee,
Sat. Feb. 14, $50 reward if returned with
contacts. Contact Mary 841-6434 2-25
Lost-bronze wire-frame glasses in brown
vinyl case; Fri. 2:13 between Jayhawer
Towers and Wescow. Please call Donna,
708-0138
2-25
$100 Reward for return of a gray "Benjil"
sheepdog, red coral. 841-3551. 2-27
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For free rides to Hillcrest Laundromat to do your laundry and home, please call 843-267-1500 or visit www.hillcrest.com thursday. Saturdays Laundromat is open 24 hours per day except Sunday. 2-26
NOTICE
BKI WINTER PARK/MARY JANE SPRING
tickets, airline tickets, rental lodging insurance and
safety kits, bike rentals, bicycle insurance and
18bH or 18b-23rd. Write BKI e.c.t. i.e. 140
18bH or 18b-23rd. Write BKI e.c.t. i.e. 140
18bH or 18b-23rd. For Darryk for Darthy 7-day Easter trip
in the fall of 2022. Call (617) 549-2671.
PERSONAL
PREGNANT and need help? Call BIRTH-
UHIGH 843-4821.
Resume & Portfolio Photographs, Instant Color Passports. Custom made portraits, color, B/W. Swells Studio 749-1611. 3-11
Engagement portraits of quality only a professional studio can give, at prices students can afford. Swella Studio, 769-1611 3-11
NEEDED EXTRA CASH! Sell your old Gift
& Diamonds. Top prices for class rings,
gold chains, etc. 841-6499, 841-6777, 841-
7476.
Turkey
This Tues. Special:
6” $1.20
reg. $1.50
12” $2.50
reg. $2.85
Just ask for the Subman Special Yello Sub 10 W.23rd 641-326
I need to get to Hawaii over spring break to ask me to be my beloved. Any suggestions or benevolent financiers appreciated. P.O. Box 1205, Lawrence. 3-3
Want to be a Priest? Sister? Ages 20-50?
Contact Father Nigro, Gonzaga University,
Spokane, 99258.
Senior portrait special, studio taken with a large selection of scenic background available. Swells Studio. 749-1611. 3-4
Green's. The selection of award-winning
wines and import beers Green's Liquor, 802
W. 23rd St. 814-2277. 3-3
GAY & LESHIB PEER COUNSELING: A GAY & LESHIB READY to listen. Referees through KU. Information at 864-3506 or Hendricks at 814-2345. 5-3
JUNOBS graduating in Dec. 81. May 82
seeks applications for membership. New
seeks applications for membership. New
volunteer leadership. Pick up applications
Booklet and in turn to 50 Strong by
Friday.
Aquarian males seeks Libra female. Ulles.
P.O. Box 2196 60645. Phone 842-398-250.
Who are you, lota hugs and love from me?
Thanbake chanx? Bettay and Letyl.
2-24
ASTA SINGING TELEGRAMS. Songs for
every occasion. 841-6109.
2-27
Art Equipaes with ArtGrt-A, a masked
light fixture. $35-$40; $40-$45 for the
lamp. $30-1,00; $50 as the door. Wheel 2-7
with lights.
Question—What's the difference between a Pratus Ratus and a hemorrhoid? Answer—Nothing! 2-24
The tradition is back!! $1.00 pitches at
the Harbour Lifes every 7 days, 7:00-8:00
p.m. It's a first-class dive at 101 Massachusetts,
Coors and Coors Light now on the
INVOLVED
SPRING FORMAL RUSH MARCH 21, 28, 29
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Register in the Inferior Council府
Call # 844-3569. Booth will set up
your registration at 7 p.m. to receive a $11 registration fee. 7-9 p.m. there.
1881 Sorority Rush was: A rewarding experience. You were asked to then do you did for prom, binge-watching, and daddy to tell you stories
Polka Party sponsored by the St. Lawrence Catholic巾帛. Price is $89.00 at the door, Feb. 27 at the Kansas Union Ballroom. Price includes Beer, Food or Popcorn. For more information call 843-6057.
I would like to form an informal recorder
and record a song I like. I would
meet once or two a week. Beginners would
expect to write to: **Rena**, **Emily**, **Katie**
**60644**, and **I am know how I**
can contact you.
To patron who sidewiped the orange Hone-
dain in Lindley parking lot Wed. afternoon
(2/18). Please be honest—call me at 842-
6214 after 5.
MUSICIANS WANTED: Drums, bass, keyboards, guitars - lead vocalists, male and female. Band forming immediately. Serious inquiries only. Call 749-3649. 2-27
I'm driving to and from central Florida Spring Break. Want someone to share gas and driving. Call Bill 748-2506. **3-2**
Rutu~Re on the lookout for a bag of boggum gum to arrive via parachute. Use it, if you have to. I know you can make it. Adios for now big guy. Rusty. 2-24
SERVICES OFFERED
Sophomore Class Members—free beer Ichabod's Friday. Feb 27th from 2-6 p.m. 2-27
Tutoring Math 000-800, Phxx 100-600, Busf
384, 804, 806. Call 843-954.
JOB RESUMES prepared by a local personnel professional. Call Career Development Associates. 841-5664. 3-6
Hillcrest Laundromat—New owners, 50s
wash. Try our drop-off service. Open
24 hours. 925 Iowa, Hillcrest Shopping Center
2-87
Do you have a Sports Car Mechanic that has been maintaining a professional CAN-AM road racing car?
wheel We Do!
to sports car racing and repair
843-7095
26th and Iowa
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Enhance Your Academic Skills. We are of
solid leadership in Strategies, Time Management, Note taking,
and Problem Solving. We are available to
thursday. February 28 from 6:45 to 9:00
at Strong Room. Secure Ball Stall. Question
questions at Strong Room. Call 1-800-735-8311.
Einstein Tutoring. Math. CS, 841-7883
Dave, English. Communication. grammar, typing.
research, writing call Randy 845-7040
Reasonable rates.
25th and Iowa 842-2001
Tutoring all levels in German by native, experienced teacher. Either individual or group. 749-3556. 2-27
Drop off services. Drop your laundry off and we will wash, dry, hang and fold your clothes on our balcony or patio at 8 am, more through Sak. Ask about our mending service and ride for $150. Hillary's closet is also free.
TYPING
I do damned good typing. Peggy 842-4476.
Experienced typist-term papers, thesis,
music. electric IBM Selectric. Proofreading
spelling corrected. 843-8554. Mrs. Wright
Experienced typat—thesis, dissertations,
tern papers, misc. IBM correcting selectric.
Barb, after 5 p.m. p.84-2310.
tf
Typing prices discounted. Excellent work
with typists, dissertations, paper etc.
Betty. 842-686-3000 or mail call
for PROFESSIONAL TYING CALL Myra.
841-4980.
Experienced K.U. typet. IBM Correcting
Selectic. Quality work. Reference available.
Sandy, evening and weekends. 768-
9818. tf
Experienced typist—books, thesas, term papers, dissertations, etc. IBM correcting Selectric. Terry evenings and weekends 845-4754.
IBON FENCE TYPEING SERVICE. Fast
reliable, accurate, IBM ples/elite. 842-2807
evenings to 11:00 and weekends.
RESUME- RESUME- RESUME- Professional
Resume Preparation and Printing. Encore
Copy Corps. 25th and Iowa. 842-2001. tf
Closest thing to printing—IBM Executive types and writes. Specializing in fiction manuscripts. Bid: 846-787-2-84
TYPING: All kinds. Experienced, quality work on IBM Electric. Contact Chris. 841-3451. 2-28
Typing, reasonable rates. Short notice. Call 749-0265. 2-27
WANTED
GOLD--SILVER--DIAMONDS. Class ring-
wedding Bands, Wedding Colts, Striking,
etc. We pay more. Free pick-up. 841-4741 or
643-2868.
ROOMMATE WANTED FOR 3 bbm, apt. in Mala Old: English Village, Fireplace, balcony, DW, 2 baths, Ask for Dennis at 848-3780.
3-27
Female roommate wanted for Jayhawker Tower Apt. Call 749-2489 $85.50; 2-84 (utilities paid)
Female roommate wanted to share three bedroom homes immediately 841-913-2624. 2-84 Female roommate wanted to share 2 BR bedroom homes immediately 841-913-2624. 2-84 Must tol smoke calling Call 749-0272. 2-84 Utilities paid $108 per month J-Hawk-Townshare a room Call Drew or Tom at 749-0272.
Need one roomie immediately. Brand new
bedroom, townhouse bedroom,
garage, kitchen and laundry.
749-782-3600.
Mia; roommate needs. Own room 1%
blocks from campus. 749-721-251.
Female roommate to share rooms 2 nbr;
bath duplex $813 + ½ ull. Call 841-782-3600.