University Daily Kansan, February 5, 1981
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Student communication needed with ASK, new director says
Increased communication between KU students and the Associated Kansas State is the goal for Dan Cunningham. The newly appointed ASK campus director.
"I want students to know they are getting something for their 28 cents a semester membership fee to ASK," said Cunningham, who was hired last week. "It's time to really bring ASK to the attention of the students."
Cunningham, a Lenexa junior,
replaces Jeff Evans as the KU director
of the statewide student lobbying
group.
Communication with KU students,
Cunningham said, has been absent in
Boston.
"More care should be taken to make students understand the issues," he said.
Once students understand the issues ASK is working with, they will give the group their opinions, Cunningham said.
"In many ways we have a problem with the atmosphere in Topeka," he said. "A conservative trend often works." His advantage of higher education.
CUNNINGHAMIS a student senator. He serves as co-chairman of the Student Senate's Communications Committee and is a member of the Finance and Auditorate Committee.
"One of our most important challenges is to make the Legalature aware that we can find ways to finance investments even in these light economic times."
Six students applied for the director's job, which pays $75 a month. Next year
the monthly salary will be increased to $90.
THE APPLICANTS were interviewed Monday night by Bob Bingaman, ASK executive director; Greg Snacke, chairman of ASK board of directors; and Bert Coleman, student body president.
"Dan has exceptional organizational abilities," Coleman said. "He is the kind of person that takes an issue and goes with it."
Cunningham said the most important legislative issues concerning students this year were the passage of a landlord-tenant act, the finding of funds to enable the University to pay minimum wage without laying off student workers and the blocking of the passage of bills raising the beer-drinking age.
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Senate to send death bill to House
TOPEKA -With more pro-death penalty votes than were mastersed in the past two years, but still not enough to override a governor's Senate Committee voted 23-10 yesterday to reinstate capital punishment.
Two senators, one who supports the death penalty and one who opposes it, were absent.
the house for consideration.
Although the bill is expected to pass easily in the lower chamber, it is to be vetoed by Göw John Cardin.
The bill, which provides for death by kelital injection for people convicted of premeditated murder or other heinous crimes, now is so bodomy or kidnapping, now goes to
Death penalty advocates had hoped the 1800 election would put enough capital punishment supporters in office to override what is expected to be Carlin's third veto of a death penalty bill.
Despite the voting results that show the Senate three votes short of an override, President Ross Doyen, R-Concordia, and Sen Edward Reilly Jr., R-Leavenworth, said they would not give up the death penalty bill without attempting to override it.
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