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Tuesday, April 27, 1971
University Daily Kansan
Sorority Rush Finishes; Almost 300 Girls Pledge
Bids were issued from KU's 12 sororities Monday night to finish the formal rush period. Open houses were conducted March 27 and 28 and April 3 and 4. Inquiries were conducted April 23, 24 and 25.
Approximately 300 girls out of the 475 who registered pledged. Listed below are the girls who pleaded and the houses:
Alpha Chl Omega
Jarqueline Joan Arnold, Concorda, Betty Searle, Sequoia, Sedgewood, Sedgewood Park, Elmwood Park, IB. Kate's Cramer, Garden, Wendie Anne Lindsay, Dene Lindsay, Valley Falls, Valley Falls, Linda Denise Lindsay, Valley Falls, Hoover, St. Louis, Christina Kusen, Gene Rehbauser, Independence, Indiana, Rebecca Kush, Independence, Indiana, Phillip Lehford, Wilmina, III. Katy's
Mitchel Berner, Overland Park, Joyce Moore, Elizabeth Morton, Mary Katherine Degrant, Marcy Katherine Degrant, Overland Park, Debeha Lee George Levine, Laura Southam, Devin Lamar, Laurie Southam, Wilmeth, Irene Levine, Stephanie Elizabeth North, Lawrence, Stephanie Elizabeth North, Karen Kayen, Kansas City, Karen Kayen, Kansas City
April Elijah Rhibb, Kansas City, Kan.
April John Kovarik, Oakland, Cali.
April Larry Chrysler, Carly Lynden,
Overland Park; Park Cat Dawson, Conn.
April Jane Green Griffin, Edmundo, Kathryn
Mission, Martha Bell, Wellington, Pamela
Mission, Martha Bell, Wellington, Pamela
Mission, M. Sally Lynn Miller, Fort Wayne,
Loa Monument, Madison, Belle Don,
Monument, Phyllis Ann Pacinti, Kansas City,
Phillips Ames Patricia, Kansas City,
Phillips Ames Patricia, Kansas City,
Shawnee, Mission, Rebecca Marie Stephenson,
Oklahoma City, Ola,
Inwood, Overland Park; Carol Ann
Wilhia, Winnipeg, Jozsef Zinneman
**Agua Caliente**
Joan Foster, Katherine Wilmeth, II.
Cristina Martinez, Joan Wilmeth, II.
Gill David, Tara Dale Marie Dogan,
Shawneen Mossion, Kohle Edmundson,
Brittany Wrenchel
Delta Delta Delta
--- adam, Oakey City, Karen Jeanne Brower, Overland Park, Jake Brannan,梁晨, Wichita, James H. Bean, Wichita, Barbara Jo Collins, La Jolla, Evan Ackerman, Kate Kaplan, Valentine
Billie Sol Estes Granted Parole
WASHINGTON (UPI)—Billionaire from federal prison, effective July 12, after serving six years of a 15-year sentence for mail fraud
After his release, Estes will have children in Ableme, Tex., and work with his brother John in his farming operation, the board
In approving Estes' second bid for release, the U.S. Parole Board specified, however, that he should not "engage in any self-employment or promotional type without specific prior approval."
John Eates, who is also a
school principal to
the parole board earlier
Monday to release the one-
time boyal wonder of the Texas
state legislature.
Eates and his associates in the Superior Manufacturing Co. were hired to run a fertilizer tanks and related equipment for anhydrams anhydrous water.
Susan Jeanne Alderson, Lawyer; Linda
Rosemary Anderson, Lawyer; Debra Kaley
Albert, Nurse; Susan Harith Cain, New
York City; Annie Krush Cain, Canajah,
Watertown; Annie Krush Cain, Canajah,
Elizabeth Leawood, Lawyer; Fletch Ellen
Haggerty, M.Ent., Minn.; Jia Loeward,
Hagerty, M.Ent., Minn.; Jia Loeward,
Hagerty, M.Ent., Minn.; Carley Kepler, Overland Park, Salty
Morrow, S. Louis, Minn.; Nancy Lacey,
Victoria Ace, St. Laudis, Mc., Mahera
Akua, St. Laudis, Mc., Mahera
Borowa, Worongap, Hwy. Horse Cape, Criet,
Worongap, Hwy. Horse Cape, Criet,
Dobbi Sol Sir Dorff, Kramyan City,
Kunya, Cat Chatham, Pratville Village,
Kunya, Cat Chatham, Pratville Village,
Goverland Park, Hillary Park, Goverland
Park, Hillary Park, Marsh Mall,
Kramyan City, Mc., Mahera
Kramyan City, Mc., Mahera
Lawedow, Shakim K. Moor, Wichita Falls
Plains, Patricia Park, Lepom Lpn.
Plains, Patricia Park, Lepom Lpn.
Wallingford, Dobbi Amhayo, Hawkins
Pratville, Fogg Ann, Overland
Pratville, Fogg Ann, Overland
Marley Taylor, Shawnee Mission, Jude Ray
Womaga, Oromo, San Rafael Sun,
Womaga, Oromo, San Rafael Sun,
Gallerie Patricia Adams, Shawnee Mission,
Birmingham, MI. Lice Backyard, Bismarck,
Bokeh, Il., Lucy Finkley Backyard,
Prattville Village, Nept Near Flammerville,
Riverhead, Nept Near Flammerville,
Dumbo, Dumbo Heights, Wilkie, Vidale
Cottage, Dumbo Heights, Wilkie, Vidale
Fort Sefton, Ancist Holmberg, Whebler,
Cuttington, Cuttington, Omaha, Neb., Leahner,
Cuttington, Omaha, Neb., Leahner,
Shawnee Mission, Pamela Kane Payne,
Willow Springs, Willow Springs, Neb.
Springdale Tanner Haven, Salt Lake,
Springdale Tanner Haven, Salt Lake,
Lake Isaac Gauk, Oak Park, Killeen,
Lake Isaac Gauk, Oak Park, Killeen,
Winters Lake, Topeka, Harbor Bay,
Winters Lake, Topeka, Harbor Bay
Kappa Alpha Theta
Lynne Bartlett, Wichita, Ann Larele Benson, Pretty Pride, Barbara Jane Butleren, Wimette, II, Juan Larele Butteren, Wimette, III, Juan Larele Rebecca Cerna, Norcia City, Jones; Laura Elizabeth Foerd, Mason Hill; Berkeley Springs, Colo.; Marilyn Hermanman, Springs, Colo.; Marilyn Hermanman, Berkeley
Burgessian Kay Blackwood, Hobsoningham, Birkshire, C. Brown, Kawansoa City, Kan., Elizabeth Gulley Café, Sainthouse, Nancy Kay DeJonge, Sawhney, Shafer DeJonge, DeShawn Sawhney, Sawhney, Garting, Wellington, Gall Ann Gatts, Lawrence, Beverly Hills
College Dame Alicia, Lawrence, Cara
Girard, Dennis, Bryan, Glendale,
M. Nancy Bamberly, Overbrook,
Berkley, M. Robert, Charlevoix,
Charlevoix Lodge, Prattville, Va.
Barbara Amy Fletcher, Lacewood, Il.
Barbara Amy Fletcher, Chartered,
Koesterbach, Mo. Katherine Ann Johnson,
Barbara J. McCruise, Prattville,
Barbara J. McCruise, Prattville,
Joanne Fisher, Iowa City, IA., Amor
John Fisher, Iowa City, IA., Amor
John Fisher, Iowa City, IA., Amor
John Fisher, Iowa City, IA., Amor
Bethina Soha Armstrong, Liberal;
John Heilman, Democratic; Doree
Lieber, Duling Tahiri Jodi Hankerim,
Kai Lalu, Rukua City; Run
Amaya, Rukua City; Neelam
Heilman, Rukua City; Philippe
Hulphill, Liberal; Conrad
Hulphill, Liberal
Blind Teenagers in Car Rallye
... KU Sports Car Club assists
Nitcher
and universities appear at a scheduled meeting, along with representatives of the Regents, to committee recommendations.
After the money has been allocated to various divisions around the office, prepare another volume report called the "regent Operation Budget" for management. Regents for approval. This report lists salaries, expenses and every amount each department is charged.
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Nitcher said that this year's budget requests had received the attention he had been at KU. He said that he believed the cuts were for largely unintended purposes, any vindictive toward students on the state college
NITCHER SUMMED up the job of requesting the budget funds as requesting money and the authority to spend it. It becomes a matter of allocation of resources to five divisions of the administration.
In its appropriations the Legislature gives KU permission to pay a sum of the fees paid by the state treasurer deposited with the state treasurer and gives KU an amount of the general revenue funds of the
The committee submits its recommendations to the Senate and then the question is taken up by the entire Legislature, Nitcher said. Finally the Legislature receives approvals and KU receives appropriations.
HE SAID THE state of Kansas had provided all of the funds it had money to pay for without making them. He simply eroded the purchasing power of the Legislature as well as the private citizens, he said. The decrease in funds for operation over the year will imposs severe
Some of the students had partial knowledge into two classes, a braille class and a large print class. Car number 10 had two navigators, a small book and a toy car.
BEFORE THE rally began, the cars were assembled in the school's parking lot. Dozens of hands felt the automobiles as the wheels came together and contours of the cars and felt the wire wheels, instruments and fenders. Roadsters were by far the most popular style of car and the kids wouldn't think of putting them down, even though rain was threatening.
The sports car rally started like any other except that the instructions were printed in braille. As driver turned down wet Kansas City City Sunday afternoon blind navigators were busily used the next raised-dot instructions. I was in car number 10 as driver of the navigators were students of the Kansas School for the Handicapped and almost all the drivers were members of Abeka, an abacus program about 40 blind students participated. Benny Braun, Lawrence sophomore and club president, said that this was the eighth year he had driven the braun. Braun said he was proud of the fact that KU was the first sponsor the rally in Kansas City despite the fact that there were
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By BOB HARTZLER
Kansan Staff Writer
- FREE ADMISSION with your KU ID every Fri. & Sat. 3 p.m.to 6 p.m.
Blind Teenagers Navigate In KU Sports Car Rallye
operating requirements on KU, Nichter said it will seem as if the university is committed to next year that this year because the University is committed to pay salary increases that went up in the past. Because of lack of funds, many positions which become vacant because of lack of funds, many positions which become vacant because of lack of funds, some will be forced to vacation.
Nitcher is a member of the planning board, which is working on plans for the new health service building. The planning stage involves drawing up the prospectus for the selling of the house. Nitcher is done in cooperation with other University departments.
NITCHER SAID his office is involved with many facets of the University. One job is working with the University Planning Department and coordinating the operation in relation to the Chancellor.
Needs Sought By Committees
Two committees of the U.S. Senate will conduct an "open information" meeting today to learn about students' problems.
Steve Halbett, Topaka graduate student, said the Students Rights Committee and the committee member needed information on students' feelings and needs to begin their summer work sessions.
The rally took our car far out into the woods. City in us we navigated on highways and county roads toward the finish, Wyomette County Park, and the highway.
THE PURPOSE of a time, speed and distance rille like this one is to cover a specified path. The times are marked by point. Points are deducted for being late or early, so mistakes in time are made in costing live dear. It is not a race.
Hackathorn, both partially sighted ninth graders
In a braille rally, it is the responsibility of the sighted lacunae leaders. As the hours shorten, it became obvious to our driver, Brian Farquharion, Honore du Grand étudiant, and student, who we met at the weekend after a trip to a gas station for a map and advice didn't help. So as a result of popular vote the tired students had 10 headed for the picnic grounds.
Campus Bulletin
Education Graduates: Alcové B, Kansas
Union, 11:30 a.m.
SUA Fine Arts: Alcove A, Union, 11:30
m.
Geotechnical Survey Ady Group: English
a.m.
Geological Survey Adv. Group: English
Room. Union. 11:45 a.m.
French Table: Meadowlark Room, Union,
noon.
Computer Science: Curry Room, Union.
12:30 p.m.
Varsity Baseball: KU vs. Colorado
(doubleheader): Quigley Field, 1 p.m.
Venura Cup: Cramers Room, Ubion, 1 o'clock
Foreign Studies Meeting: Governors Room, Union, 3:30 p.m. Computer Science Coffee: Blue Landing.
Computer Science Coffee; Blue Landing;
University of Colorado; Computer Science Meeting; Council
Computer Science Meeting: Council Room, Union, 4 p.m.
Board of Class Officers: Parlor A, Union, 4
School of Religion: Alcove B, Union. 6 p.m.
Miller Hall dinner: Watkins Room, Union.
6 p.m.
Geology Honors Banquet: Kansas Room
nion, 6:30 p.m.
Campus Crusade: Room 101, Union, 6:30
SIMS: Pine Room, Union, 7 p.m.
Freshman Camp Staff, KU-Y: Jayhawk
Room, Union, 7 p.m.
KC Pillan Society:
Auditorium, 7.30 p.m.
Speech Colloquium: Council Room, Union,
7.30 p.m.
Room, Union, 7 p.m.
Tau Beta Pi, Room 305A, Union, 7 p.m.
Speech Colloquium: Council Room, Unita.
7:30 p.m. p.m.
The Way: Parlor C. Union, 7:30 p.m.
Douglas County Environmental Im
m.
Opera Workshop: Experimental Theatre
The Day, 1:00 p.m., C. Clubhouse, 7:30 p.m.
Douglas County Environmental Improvement:
Woodruff Auditorium, Union, 8 p.m.
8 p.m.
Young Democrats: Oread Room, Union, 4
Young Democrats: Oread Room, Union, 8.
Banist Student Union: Parlor A, Union.
Wednesday
p.11.
Baptist Student Union: Parlor A, Union.
KU Film Society; "Ride in the
Whirwind"; Dyche Auditorium, 9 p.m.
p.m.
Carillon Recital: Albert Gerken, 7 p.m.
General Electric Six Hundred Users Association: Union, all day. Student Senate: Kansas Room, Union, 7
Carillon Reedal: Albert Gerken, 7 p.m.
Classical Film: Hairy and Sparrows,
Noahbald, Auditorium, Union, 7:30 and 9:15
1/4
Audubon Film: "Mexican Adventure."
Lawrence High School Audiolibrary, 7.0 p.m.
Anthropology Lecture: John Murra.
Cornell University, Council Room, Union.
Brass Choir: University Theatre, 8 p.m.
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All Eyes Kit.
The finest in eye make-up, yet sensibly priced.
WE RELEVED to find that most of the cars entered in the raftie did not finish. Even though they had no financial amount, trouble navigating the course, everyone agreed that the trouble had been worth it. Debbie, a veteran of the Army's 95th Infantry, "had been the most fun ever." In the evening, the winners were presented their trophies and awards.
In the evening, the winners were presented their trophies and promises were made to have the event next year.
Judge Imposes Contempt Fine On Prosecutor
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CHICAGO (UP1)—Criminal Court Judge Joseph A. Power Monday imposed an $80-and-hour penalty on a chief prosecutor of a special grand jury investigating the police slayings of two black women in Chicago.
Power said the fines would accumulate day and night until Barnabas F. Sears agreed to call him for court proceedings. The Grand Jury all witnesses who appeared before a federal grand jury that investigated the Dec. 4, 2015 case.
Power also fined Sears $100 for statements he made to Chicago news reporters.
"I feel I will be violating my oath of office if I were to submit to the orders of your honor!" he said in trial attorney, told the judge.
The contempt sentencing came in open court amid reports that he 23-member grand jury had charged him with homicide. The county State's Attorney Edward Hanrahan and other top awful officials for obstructing justice in the west side raid that eft Fred Hampton, Illinois Black 'another party chairman, and an 'downstate organizer, dead.
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