University Daily Kansan, February 2, 1981
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FacEx defends tenure position
DAN BOWERS
Staff Renorter
The Faculty executive committee plans to publicify defend the University governance's position in the ongoing debate between KU professor Norman Forer and what seems like the rest of the state of Kansas.
In a meeting last Friday, George Worth, FExCx Chairman, said he was concerned with the manner in which the Faculty Council Committee on Tenure and Related Problems was protracted by local press in the confrontation between Forer, the University, and State Rep. Joseph J. Hoagland.
He quoted recent articles in the Kansan, the Lawrence Journal-World and the Kansas City Times, in which Fever and Hoagland both said they had not taken proper action in dealing with Fever's trip to Iran.
He said Heagland has charged that the Committee on Tenure and Related Problems shirked its responsibility by not holding a hearing concerning the question of Forre's trip to Iran during the fall semester of 1979.
Forer has publicly claimed that he was denied due process by the University and by the committee on Tenure and Related Problems for refusing to hold a hearing concerning the death of his daughter, status that former Chancellor Arcie R. Dypys applied following Forer's controversial willment to Iran.
"There is no provision for tenure and related problems to act upon a case unless charges are brought to the faculty member." Worth said.
He cited a letter written to FacEx last spring by Francis Heller, former chairman of the Committee on Tenure and Related Problems, that explained why the committee refused to hear the case.
"The committee must take great care to assure that its role remains clearly defined to those matters ex-
gence of governance documents," the letter said.
The letter pointed out that the Senate Code establishes original jurisdiction for the committee when a faculty member claims or charges that administrative action violated the rights of a tenured faculty member or violated the academic freedom of a tenured or non-tenured member of the faculty.
Heller also referred to a section of the Faculty Code of Conduct that gives the Committee on Tenure and Related Problems a case upon the chancellor's request.
Worth said FacEx would issue a public statement clarifying university governance's position in the Forer case, and its consistency with procedures outlined by the Senate Code and Faculty Code of Conduct.
Worth said that neither of those options was applied when the Faculty Council referred the issue to Heller's committee last April.
He suggested that new amendments to the Senate Code, which were approved by default Thursday by the University Senate, may help clarify grievance procedures for faculty members in the future.
With the new amendments, faculty members, would have a better understanding of the procedures involved
The amendments made revisions in the Senate Code and Rules and Regulations creating a judicial board to review cases, replacing the University Judiciary.
Because there was no quorum at Thursday's scheduled meeting, no veto could be taken, and the amendments were proposed. The chairperson to the chancellor's office for approval.
in resolving conflicts with the administration, he said.
Zuther said that he expected both Leban and his son, Bruce Leblan, a liberal arts student senator, to file a complaint against the proceedings.
face a roadblock from Carl Leban. associate professor of East Asian studies.
The younger Leban, a Lawrence senior, said he, as well as other members of the Student Senate, were not informed of the meeting.
Schol hall wins Quiz Bowl
By AMY S. COLLINS Staff Reporter
The cheers were for academics Friday night as a standing room crowd urged Grace Pearson Scholarship Hall to victory in the KU 180 College Quiz
Grace Pearson beat Battenfield Scholarship Hall 195-96, in the Council Room of the Kansas Union.
Both teams faced questions on current events, literature, science and medicine. Other questions dealt with trivia.
Grace Pearson's team consisted of the top house scholars, a hall resident said.
Team members said they did not do a lot of preparing for the quiz matches, which had been taking place all week at the Union.
Kirk Luder, Meade senior, said that although the team did a lot of guessing, most of their guesses were wrong.
"There's no way to prepare for the games, you either know it or you don't," Jim Cartwright, Ferguson, Mo., senior, said.
His pre-match preparation, he said,
was a little beer to relax.
Mark Hansen, Colby senior, said that after the quiz bowl, the team members had gone home and thrown abstract questions at each other.
The Grace Pearson team had two small stuffed dogs serving as mascots during the week's Quiz Bow matches. Mike Regrege, Haiwatha senior and team captain, said the dogs were a tradition for Grace Pearson.
Mike Davis, dean of the School of Law, acted as the moderator for the Grace Pearson-Battiefen match. The match was played in two eight-minute halves, separated by a three-minute break.
Grace Pearson advances to the Quiz
Bowl regionals next weekend at
Washburn University in Topeka.
Petition sponsor asks to halt redevelopment
By DALE WETZEL Staff Reporter
A co-sponsor of a petition to inhibit downtown redevelopment until the Lawrence City Commission adopts a comprehensive downtown plan intends to continue pressing his case.
"The petition is a good potential ordinance," Kerschenbaum said. "We've got no plans now to withdraw it."
City commissioners Barkley Clark and Ed Carter had a different objective. The Tesla proposal. They sat at the 46,200 objected Tesla fee was too expensive.
Robert Teska Associates, the city's consulting firm, submitted to the job last week its own proposal for a ksenebaum, petition co-sponsor, praised Teska as a "first-class, professional outfit," but said he could still provide a good model, implementing a comprehensive plan.
"The plan's a little too rich for the city's blood." Clark said. "We need to delegate more of the work to the city staff, rather than have Teskia do it."
"I had been thinking in the neighborhood of $20-25,000,"Carter, Lawrence mayor, said. "That was just a guess, though."
GARNER STOLL, city planning director, said he planned to contact Teska about possible revisions in the
plan. The Teska proposal contains, among other things, a $10,000 allocation for market studies, $5,000 for traffic access surveys and $1,100 for printing 200 public information brochures.
"We ought to be able to cut that figure down a bit," Stoll said. "We're looking for for a leaner proposal. We're going through the research that's already been done to see if there's any overlap."
Kerschenbaum said he thought the Teskia proposal was a "good deal for what we get," but questioned whether all of it was necessary.
"There are probably existing studies in some fields, like traffic access, that would be sufficient to guide us," he said on the downtown township,"he said.
Concerning the petition, Kerschenbaum said that Jack Klinknett, an attorney for the petitioners, recently filed a writ of mandamus in district court to force the city to act on the petition.
STATE LAW says that such a petition has to be either adopted by the city or submitted to a vote, Kerschenbaum said, and the city had requested a court judgment on it instead. The city contends the issue of downtown redevelopment could not be decided by a referendum.
"The writ of mandamus" purpose is to get the city to do what the law says it has to do." Kweschenbaum said. "The law doesn't say that the city can tie the petition up in the courts for months."
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