University Daily Kansan
Tuesday, April 20, 1971
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Bus Service in Jeopardy
By JEFF KENNEDY
Kansas Staff Writer
RABBIN SMITH said the company, which serves Lawrence and the KU campus, is fighting for the firm. He told the firm, said recently that he lost $10,000 last year and that it looked as though its losses would be worth $3 million.
Ogle attributes the company's losses to increasing costs and a lack of patronage.
"When traffic is down and costs are up we have a problem," he said. "We have an in number of riders the company raised its fares, only to lose more
Ole said that unless something was done to help with the problem, he would end on this school term. Ole is looking for a subsidy to
Joe Wilson, director of KU residence halls, said he believed the buses would continue to run. "I am really optimistic that
something can be worked out,' he said.
Wilson is interested in trying to sustain the service through the schools in hopes that next year will offer possibilities then which will make the service a low-profit business. Wilson extended service to Haskell, transporting public school students at night on the KU campus.
City Manager Buford Watson said that the city commission would give consideration to the bus situation at their next stop. The college towns have encountered the same problem and some of
Lawrence's city government is taking an active role in the bus problem. Although 75 to 80 percent of students are students, the city commission will consider the issue. Since the city commission is not going had a chance to talk about it.
WASHINGTON  (UPI)—An attorney told the Supreme Court Monday that an incoming traveler should not be required to disrobe on a customs officer's response of contraband possession.
obtained from the sale of parking permits allows $27,000 to be used to extend bus service, he said.
Right now it seems to be too cold for anyone to predict whether he will run. City officials, businessman and University leaders are all taking an active role in trying to ensure when he was asked if his business would continue. "I just don't care," are too many it's right now.
Mike Thomas, director of KU traffic and security, looked at the camera, saying, "My security. He said his office wanted to provide students with safety training."
Supreme Court Hears Case on Strip Search
Samuel R. Pierce Jr., general counsel of the Treasury department which administers the Customs Bureau, argued that the needs for adequate inspection are met by an individual personal searches on suspicion .
them were now without bus service. Watson said he would favor a subsidy as opposed to city control.
The lawyer, Howard E. Leckler of Hollywood, Calif., said such searches might be warranted if half the individuals coming into the United States were smugglers. But he said the government conceded that little material entered in this fashion.
He said night-time bus service would be valuable if parking zones were not opened at night next year. A surplus in revenues
Beckler represented Sandra Johnson, 26, of Los Angeles, who was convicted of illegal immigration and was later indicted by inspector had her strip and found
heroin her underclothes. The Ninth Court Circuit of Appeals overturned the conviction and the appeal to the Supreme Court.
During the arguments, Chief Justice Warren E. Burger said to testimony that a single person could carry $50,000 worth of narcotics on his person without being stopped, the most experienced observer.
The question in the case is whether the search violated the Fourth Amendment guarantee of free and reasonable searches and seizures.
In overturing Miss Johnson's conviction, the lower court held that the strip search "was subjective and objective by objective articulated facts."
Beckler replied that "an objective standard rather than an uncanny feeling" should be the basis for search.
Biology Award Announced
Literary Critic to Lecture
Screenwriter Visits KU
The Newmark Award Committee has announced that the winner of the 1971 Philip Newmark Award For Excellence in Biochemical Research at Lafayette College, a graduate student in the department of physiology and biochemistry, presented at an all-University lecture at 4 p.m. Thursday in Room 233 of Mallet Hall. At this time William F. Harrington of the department of biology will present his work at The Johns Hopkins University will speak on "Association Properties of Myosin."
Prof to Speak on Dissent
Millard Kaufman, Hollywood screenwriter and director, is an artist-in-residence this week in the radio-television-film department. Kaufman is at KU with the aid of the Academy of Arts and Sciences. Several of his films will be shown during the week. He will be appalled by the lack of time and resources for screenwriting in general. The films he will be showing are "Rainiente County," Bad Day at Black Rock" and "Repreve."
Wayne C. Booth, literary critic, will be guest speaker at the Humanities Lecture at 8 p.m. tonight in Woodruff Auditorium at the Kettering Library for "Criticism: Five Respectable Things to Do with a Work of Literature." A book-length lecture, Booth, of the University of Chicago, is the author of several books his most recent book is *Now Don't Try to Reason With Me*. This book is *Rhetoric of Fiction* and *Knowledge Most Worth Having*.
Texas Groups to Perform
Morton Kaplan, professor of political science at the University of Chicago, will speak on "The Limitations and Responsibilities of Dissent" at 3:30 p.m. Thursday in Woodruff Auditorium in the Kansas Union. Kaplan wrote "The Political Foundations of International Law" with Nicholas Katzenhoff. He also write "Dissent and the State of Education," and his talk will be sponsored by the University of Kansas School of Law.
Summer Enrollment To Begin June 1
Two vocal groups from Texas Southern University in Houston, the Concert Choir and Opera Workshop, will perform at 2:30 p.m. Thursday in Swarthout Recital Hall. The Concert Choir is composed of 25 students who were selected in competitive auditions and trained for a year in vocal technique. The Opera Workshop gives voice students an opportunity to study and perform major operatic roles and gain experience on the stage.
Black Students to Meet
Black students who are majors in science and engineering will meet at 8 p.m. Wednesday in the Westminster Center to share experiences. The program will be a panel discussion moderated by Wille Nunnery of Bristol University civil engineering. There will be five other members on the panel.
Musicologist to Lecture
Carleton Sprague Smith, musicologist and professor of Latin American history at New York University, will deliver a lecture entitled "200 Years of Music in Brazil" at 8 p.m. Wednesday in Dyche Auditorium. The speech will incorporate recordings of music from Brazil and its present director of the Spanish Institute of New York City. His讲座 is being sponsored by the Latin American Faculty Colloquium.
Enrolment and registra-
tion for the 1871 summer session at
the University of Kansas.
Students will register and enroll.
Graduate students will register and enrol
students will register and enroll.
Students will register and enrol on June.
Enrolment will be at Allen
Field House and classes will be
held.
Fees will be charged according to the number of hours in which a child is enrolled or考勤ed. Orchidergrad students who are Kansas residents must be a Kansas half-time or more but a full-time will be charged $16.5 an hour. Law students in this county will be charged $18.5 an hour.
Non-resident undergraduate and graduate students will be charged $6.85 an hour and non-resident law students will be charged
charged $39.65 an hour.
All undergraduate and graduate students who are full-time off campus, will be charged $25 an hour. All law students who are full-time members of the staff, on campus, will be charged $15 an hour.
Kansas undergraduate and graduate students who are charged $12 an hour, resident student will be charged $12 an hour. Non-resident undergraduate student enrolled in field work will be charged $22 an hour and non-resident student will be charged $22 an hour.
By United Press International
Thanwat announced that Thanwat denied Monday that the Midestay may be facing its last chance for peace in the Middle East.
Arab Unification Causes Speculation on Mideast
The flurry of diplomatic action followed announcement Saturday by the United Nations Federation of Association linked Egypt, Syria and Libya in an antiIsrael front. The leaders said that the United States there would be "no reconciliation and no negotiations with Israel." Iran is expected to meet the federation's demands.
A schedule of classes offered for the summer session and further information on enrollment may be obtained in the registrar's office in Strong Hall.
THANT REFERRED to the federation in a message addressed to all powers concerned in the Mideast. He said:
"This development is another illustration of what I have been saying all along—that now is the time to do it," said Mideast. If this opportunity is not seized, I am very much afraid of war or peace in the foresate future.
The final Human Sexuality
Season sponsored by the
Commission of Stataua
Women, will be held at 7 and 8:30
p.m. Wednesday in the Kansas
The seminar will be divided into seven small groups that will educate people in the University to understand its effect on relationships, Anne Boydston, Des Moines, Iowa. The man of the month of the seminar, said Mona
Israeli political sources said Allon would meet with senior U.S. officials and seek guarantees that Israel would not move into the vacated areas if Israeli troops are pulled back from the Suez Canal. Israel has reported reluctant to make any new commitment, the sources said.
Thant's warning came in New York as Israeli Premier Golda Meir abruptly dispatched Deputy Premier Yigal Allon to Washington and summoned the U.S. ambassador to Jerusalem. The U.S. foreign minister, Foreign Minister Abba Eban and Defense Minister Moshe Dayan,
Shortly after Alan's departure, he and his wife Barbour drove from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem for the meeting with her and her top aides at her request.
Israel's ambassador to the United Nations, Yosef Tekcah, took issue with Thant, however.
"If never is and never will be
it late for peace-efforts or
successfully if they are darkened
by talk of last chance, deadlines
ISRAELI SOURCES said the
THE URGENCY of Allon's mission to Washington was untested by the fact that he left Ted to be the pilot. Airliner All Israeli ministers have known EI Al, the national airline, in 1967 war except in emergencies.
The groups will meet twice to discuss the various topics. The topics are films of human experience, the importance of an idea section for next year's seminars, adoption of children, laws concerning sexuality, pregnancy, reproduction, birth control and abortion and alternate life styles.
Final Seminar On Sexuality Is Wednesday
There were reports last week that Israel would agree to a token pullback from the east bank if the United States provided clad enmies that no Egyptian or Soviet troops would cross the canal.
The Israeli government, reportedly under pressure from Washington, has been working for weeks to come up with an Egyptian President Anwar Salah Sallah for an Israeli troop withdrawal so that the canal could be reopened to international shipping.
discussions included stepped up the armaments ships to Egypt by the Soviet Union, the new Arab Armies and the proposals for reopening the Suez Canal.
10 Questioned On 'Execution' Of Panther
NEW YORK (U1M) - Five men and five women were questioned by the police after a "execution" of a Black Panther, believed the victim of a Panther attack.
Those detained included William Johnson and Dolores Morton, who were said to have been on the scene when the body was found in a burning building and used by the Panthers as an officer.
It was not certain what charge it had been placed against Jannah, but Mrs Morton, who is pregnant, be held as a material witness.
HEREFORD, Tex. (UPI) — A glowing white tornado, one of Texas' flooded farmlands in the west Texas flanders, cut a seven-mile trail through Hereford early Monday, injuring six people and causing $2 million damage.
Tornadoes Hit West Texas
Campus Bulletin
Education Graduates: Alcove B
Cafeteria, Kansas Union, 11:30 a.m.
Fall 2015 C. University, 7:45 p.m.
College Faculty: Forum Room, Union,
4 p.m.
French Table: Meadowlark Room.
Cafeteria, Union, noon.
KU Business Council, Kansas Room.
SIMS; Parlor A, Union, noon and 3 p.m.
M. Charles, Mo., Interviews: Governor's
Room, Union, 3 p.m.
Pth Alpha Theta. Kansas Room, Union, 6
Pth Anniesles Sarder. Kansas Room, Union, 6
Room: Union, 3 p.m.
College Faculty Coffee: North Lounge,
Union, 3:30 p.m.
Humanities Series: Wakilin Room, Union,
6:30 p.m.
Academic Affairs Committee: Curry
Room, Union, 6.00 p.m.
Student Advertising Board: Dept.of
Advertising
R1 Business Council: Kansas Room,
noon, noon.
SIMS: Parlor A, Union, noon and 3 p.m.
Carlyle
Room. Union. 8:00 p.m.
Student Advertising Board: Regionallist
Room. Union. 8:00 p.m.
and 8.30 p.m.
Model UN Governor's Room, Union, 8.20
Union, 7:30 p.m.
Film Society; Forum Room, Union, 7:30 p.m.
SIMS: Jayhawk Room, Union, 7 p.m.
Owl Society: Parlor C, Union, 7 p.m.
p.m.
Sachem: Pine Room, Union, 1:30 p.m.
Humanities Lecture Woodruff
Fair Society "Bad Day at Black Rock"
Goodfellow Auditorium, Union, 30 p.m.
German Honors Dinner: Walkins Room
8:30 a.m.
Wom
Ou Outsity; Parlor C. Union; Tennis
Sports Parachute Club; Eight Bight
Human Sexuality Seminar: Jayhawk
Room, Union, 7 p.m.
Carlion Recital: 7 p.m.
Baptist Student Union: International Room. 8:30 p.m.
National: Phil Rozen, U. of Nebraska; 7:30 p.m.
Humanities: Lecture: Woodcraft
Auditorium: Union, 8 p.m.
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1982 WK 1,500 miles Factory new,
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warranty, Nissan S15, Hyundai
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Value, 1963, PU541, red only,only red,
Weight, etc. save, $25, (maybe less)
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59 GMC Carry-all vam. VAM-80
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Call Frank at 803-1551 4-21
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1970 Honda 450, slightly chopped.
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843-1085 4-22
1957 T-Bird, silver, black-vinyl top,
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Typewriter for sale - IBM Selectrite-
Elite type -very good condition $350
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Volkswagen tires at low discount
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THE OUTLET . 207. W. 8th, featuring
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29 GMC carry-all van. V8, auto-
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Call Frank: 843-1521
1969 Yamaha 250 - only 2,920 actual mileage - auto-lifted oil injection - 30 horsepower - never been tested - if desired - built 841-2258, 4,723
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For sale NOW 60' VW—condition
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500 Suzuki, 3,200 rules. 1301 W Campus
4-21
New shipment of sewing derby belts in two great models. Western front upper jeep, the rear and double front batterion. JEEP, THE WEAUHOUSE, 841. MUST BE SEEN.
1964 MCB, new shocks, rings, lice.
MACH learning. Less have than
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Unit: Terrace 452, U39 W. 99th; Unit: Twenty-four formatted units, available online for purchase. Register for a single student. Balance, walk-in to KU, walking distance to KU campus, KU bus.
Apartments furnished, all a/c condensed. Sleeping rooms, some with kitchen privileges. Bedroom campus and rear house Phone 843-5767
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SPENDING THE SUMMER IN LAWRENCE:
Plans are on enjoying your time in these most attractive apartments at special offers, including 2017-A Harvard Bldg. telephone suite at
2 bedroom furnished apartment. For
this summer, "C" block from campus.
$100 a month. Call 842-7586. 4-20
Furnished apartment to sublease after
May 14. Lodge bedroom. To camp in
and town. Off street parking. An
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at 4:21
1950 Mast, entire update pallets
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GARDENS, THE MICROBEDLY BIRD STILL
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One call to Ms. Forrest at 823-828-2688,
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the premise There are furnished and
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4-26
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Does anyone know of a 1-bedroom
house available for next school year?
Will rent this summer Chris-882-
6478
4-26
SHORTY'S REEFERATE This weeks special supple dish 896. Best buy in town Party catering also. 822 Massachusetts, 812-8316
Folk singers, marsh and female toilets in KC and LC dance troupes to perform in theatrical settings, playing music or other suitable instruments, to create new music. I interjected into each performance.
Customers wanted to buy our hand-
crafted sandals. Now discounted 10%.
Hodge Podge, 15 W. 9th.   4-26
Summer roommate to share 2ate
bedroom apt, 912 Alabama, Rent
72.50 mo plus utilities Call Katie
843-7883
4-30
HELP WANTED
PRAIRIE-LENGTH SKIRTS. $8.00.
THE ALLEY SHOP. 843 MASS. 1f
If you are experienced in packing and handling goods, and binding for full hours, we provide aerial work employment with giving experience as a Post-Mortemist, Smith, M-H, Post Office B2T 2LW.
Meal of all travel to NORTH SLOPE,
up to 12pm. Travel to $600 a month.
For complete details write to Jodi Research, P.O. Box
19825, Oakland, O.t. 412-728-3911 to cover eat.
LOST
Billionfold, need KU-ID, & other identification Reward Call 842-435-4211
Uncertain gray for toy puppy without collar Call 864-9037
4-21
FOUND
Gloves, earplugs, jackets, umbrellas,
books, keys, glides, etc. From classrooms
in Carruth. Come to Rm 152
Carruths to claim these items.
TYPING
Experienced in typing term, piece-
tures, and mice typing. Have electric
typing with Pica type. Call 843-6544
Mrs. Wright
4:30
Typical wants, tasks - descriptions-
tions-机, work, IBM Selector type-
cell. Call Mrs. Troxel. 2498 Ridge
Cell. CK-140-116
4-25
Thesis, illustrations, manuscripts and papers in French, Spanish, German and English. Typed by experienced, efficient computer technicians. M.S. or Ed. Sci. Her; Marwell B1-81-2631
and Politzer prizewinners will type
paper papers, thesis and dissertations.
Phone 423-8666 4-20
Theses and term papers typewritten
accurately, accurately, and at very reasonable
rates. IBM Selectic Typewriter. 842.
9271. 4-22
Experienced typist will type your term papers. Prompt, efficient service.
843-7909 4-22
SPECIAL NOTICE
NOW OPEN
8-10
The All New Norge Town.
Laundry and Dry Cleaning
19th & HASKELL AVE.
IN THE MINI PLAZA SHOPPING CENT
Specialties and Gifts And Flowers for Every Occasion.
Alexander's
826 Iowa
842-1320