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By BRIAN LEVINSON Staff Reporter
A lack of suitable sites for the burial of radioactive waste in Kansas could hamper researchers at the University of Chicago. The university has also radioactive substances in their studies.
"We have only 2 to 3 years of storage capacity left," Ruth Schakman, radiation safety officer for the Med Center, said. "The Med Center is possibly extending the burial sites or possibly extending the land it currently uses for burial."
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission inspects the Med Center's storage facilities annually to make sure both its storage facilities and disposal methods with NRC regulations, said Frank Ingram, public affairs officer for the NRC.
Radiactive isotopes commonly are generated by cancer research. Researchers use isotopes to determine cancer uses can be treated or how it is being attacked.
The Med Center stores radioactive isotopes in special containers on the Med Center campus in Kansas City, MO. You have passed through their half-lives.
A half-life is the time it takes a radioactive isotope to decompose so that it is safe for burial.
"Once an isotope has passed through its half-life the Med Center can dispose of it however it sees fit as long as it complies with our guidelines." Ingram said.
After isotopes have passed through their half-lives, they are packed in 55-gram steel drums and transported to DeSoto. The Med Center buries radioactive waste with a short half-life. Sunflower Army Ammunition plant.
"We fulfill all NRC regulations," said Charles Hartman, vice-cancelor for clinical affairs at the Med Center. "The NRC can pull a spontaneous inspection of our facilities anytime it wants to, so we have to be in full compliance."
The Kansas legislature is considering
legislation to strengthen the state's radioactive waste disposal laws. The law could become one of the country's strictest state hazardous waste laws. Passage of this legislation would make the state more radioactive dump sites much harder.
Hartman said the Med Center tried to use substitutes for radioactive isotopes anytime it could to reduce the amount of radioactive waste it produced.
"We burn isotopes that have long half-lives," Hartman said. "These isotopes would have to be stored for years before they could be safely buried. But we can incinerate them at such high temperatures that all of the solvents are burned off and literally nothing is put into the air."
One of the radioactive substances the Med Center burns is animal carcasses, Schukman said.
"The amount of radioactivity put into the air from burning the carcasses is only a small fraction of the allowable level," she said.
Spring-like weather visits Lawrence
The roar of motorcycles, the sound of children playing in the parks, the blaring of rock music from an open park, the bittersweet smell of spring—not deepest, darkest January.
But those sounds predominated this weekend as Lawrence enjoyed the kind of weather that travel agencies usually tout for cities like Miami and Acadamia.
The official high Saturday was 71 degrees, but the time and temperature sign the Douglas County Bank had viewed higher than 71 degrees, had high came within one degree of mast-
ching the all-time high set in 1950. Yesterday's high of 63 was within one degree of surpassing the record set in 1944.
According to Joe Eagleman, director of the KU Weather service, this will be a fickle winter with the weather being warm and unseasonably warm to extreme cold.
"The jet stream, air currents above 40,000 feet, are changing direction more than is normal," he said. "These changes in direction, even a bend in the
current, can cause a change in the weather.
"The weather we are experiencing is very different from what we've experienced in past years."
The warm sunny mood in Lawrence this weekend was probably best described by Erin Bushell, Lawrence sophomore.
"Everybody is smiling," she said.
"Usually this time of year nobody smiles—they're all wrapped up in winter."
KU United Nations finds few answers to world problems
BEN BIGLER/Kansan staff
Staff Reporter
A group of regional high school and college students took international events into their own hands this week to solve the problems of the world.
Bv ROB STROUD
As it turned out, the students got a crash course in diplomatic fidelity. One resolution out of more than a dozen was passed by the model Security Council.
The students were at the Kansas Union Friday and Saturday for a model United Nations meeting held by the KU Model I.N. organization.
Seventeen nations were represented by two-student delegations, who were responsible for negotiating solutions to problems in the Mideast, South Africa and Eastern Asia. Although the council could not agree to any solutions to problems in the affairs of the world, the council did agree to learn something from the meeting.
Marc Coley, an KU sophomore from Wichita and Secretary General of the council, said "You really get to know the country you're representing, and it's good to get away from all that American propaganda."
Cooley said he most enjoyed representing communist nations, but added, "I'm not saying that they're right," implying that they have their rights.
Teri Kidwell of Emporia State University cast her vote as a delegate from the U.S.S.R. during a model U.N. meeting this weekend. The meeting was sponsored by the KU Model U.N. organization.
Martie Aaron, a junior at Wichita East High School and a U.S. delegate to the council, said, "The biggest thing you can get from these meetings is to learn more about what you're more to these problems than just what you read about in the papers."
Aaron said she spent about 12 hours in the room, with positions on the toes raised at the mast.
Emporia State sophomore Daniel Dicks, who represented Zambia, said he came to the meeting for personal enjoyment.
But according to the council's president, Edwin Cooley, that's just part of the fun. Cooley, a KU junior, is Marc Coley's brother.
"It's fun to get carried away with your role sometimes," he said. "It just means that you're involved with your country.
"It was an interesting experience," the elder Cooley said. "We all learned something about international bickering."
The director of public information for the KU Model U.N. Michael McCannon, Wichita freshman, said the organization got $600 from the State, Senate, and the Wichita State University's model U.N. about $10,000.
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Home. Woodshop - Bookcases $30.00, $40.00
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78 Yellow Ford Flesta. 35-40 mpg. 66 thousand miles. Very good condition. $3,000.
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1975 Pontiac Ventura, 55,000 one owner
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Frahmish and Sophomores in rehearsal for the Fall 2014 Medical School, there will be an informative p.m. in the Forum Room of the Union to attend a lecture from KU Med Center will be in attendance.
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Female roommate wants to share 2 bdmr.
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Female roommate for spacious two bedroom
apartment. For more information call 841-
7064, anytime. 2-3
female roommate to share nice apt. Own
broomd, DW, laundry, balcony, optional
parking. Near KU. Must tolerate smoking.
Call 749-0272 1-28
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home, 1809 Misdipid. $110 mo. 1/3 gas;
cecily, fully furnished. Call 841-5760.
Responsible woman to share nine, part form,
2 BR duplex D, W. Park, A/C, on bus route.
$412.50 + 1/2 utilities & debt-
749-2618.
Femal: Christian roommate wanted to share 2 bedroom apartment $67.50 plus ¼ unit-ies 749-0481.
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