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Friday. March 5, 1971
University Daily Kansan
Elected Senators
The following is a partial list of new senators. Other results can be obtained by calling the KU formation office or visiting all of the Senate ballots had to be counted by hand and consequently were unavailable for Kansan publication. The school indicate how many senators were elected from that school. The winners are the first persons listed and the person candidate appear to the left of their name.
SCHOOL OF PHARMACY (U)
Tim McGee 2
Jacques McGee 2
William Newwedland 1
William Newwedland 1
Terry 3
Terry 3
SCHOOL OF JOURNALITY (U)
Jon Bollard 2
Jon Bollard 2
Heart EPrin 2
Heart EPrin 2
Elissa White 2
Elissa White 2
Johnathan Jordan 2
Bolil Lafarge 1
SCHOOL OF SOCIAL WELFARE (2)
Officers...
SCHOOL OF NOTAL WELF AREA
Peggy Kirkby (1)
James Millman (2)
James Milburn (3)
SOUTH COLLEGE (1)
John Baird (1)
Mert Baird (2)
Ralph Avery (3)
Nathan Gorges (4)
Paul Sheehan (5)
Scott Sheehan (6)
Linda Browne (7)
Joseph Burland (8)
Steven Tiffany (9)
Carl Cahill (10)
Vince Hammett (11)
Valerie Hammett (12)
Timothy Winters (13)
Jerry Looned (14)
Leonard Law (15)
LAW SCHOOL (2)
Rick Warid (1)
Richard Wallach (2)
Gordon Clark (3)
David Brhader (4)
Bernice Beeler (5)
Seb Sullivan (6)
SCHOOL OF BUSINESS (1)
Cristiano Di Cassino (2)
David J. Johnson (3)
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JUNIOR CLASS VICE PRESIDENT
Steve Carter, Overland Park
Park 198
Fred Burrell, Poplarville
Food Bank, Poplarville
City Kane 203
City Kane 73
CLASS C LASSESTER CLASS
Pearl Hederson, Mission Secretary
Ambulance Comp. School 276
Baird Comp. School 214
Jan Morrison, Tulsa 220
Jan Morrison 35
CLASS C LASSESTER
JUNIOR CLASS TREASURES
June Yuen, Leawood 226
June Yuen, Leawood 100
Mary Lorenz, Moultrough 101
Mary Lorenz 105
SUPPORHER CLASS PRESIDENT
David Foley, Greenwich Park 142
Tara Meehan, Greenwich Park 172
SUPPORHER CLASS VICE PRESIDENT
Jacob Johnstone, Greenwich Park 90
Jacob Johnstone, Greenwich Park 97
Jacob Johnstone, Greenwich Park 97
NOPHOTHEM CLASS SECRETARY
Elizabeth Riehman, St. Louis
Juan McCabe, Katherine City,
St. Louis
Frank McDonald, Kansas City
312
312
Frank McDonald, Kansas City
POPHOMORE CLASS TREASURER
Linda Milda, Topkachi
44
Kathy Garnett, Prairie Village
232
Steve Mallie, Midway
Railroad Negotiations Nearing Breakdown
WASHINGTON (UPI)—Con tract talks appeared on the verge of collapses today between the two nations and the United Transportation Union.
He added that "we may know one way or the other" later today whether or not the talks would succeed, a question of a nationwide rail strike
W. J Utsey Jr., assistant labor secretary who is the government's top mediator in the cases, said "I'm not too hopeful."
The chief negotiator for the railroads, John P. Hillz, said there had not been any firm over the negotiations since last week.
But Hiltz said the union had not yet threatened or scheduled a strike.
The UTL, representing some 150,000 train crewmen, has been free to strike since a congressional moratorium on a walkout expired at midnight and it has continued the negotiations.
Usery said the government might offer some proposals or take action on its own if the talks collapsed.
Ulysset met this morning with union negotiators and said he would hold further sessions later today.
President Nixon has exhausted his current authority to prevent a strike, but has asked Congress for authority to impose settlement term required last week and will try to permit the union to strike selected carriers rather than all railroads.
27 Larry Kurne
28 Larry Kurne
29 Larry Madden
15 William Kunn
13 Thomas Bowerset
10 Thomas Bowerset
8 Bruce Singer
30 Clark Ullman
16 Mike Murray
6 George Winkle
7 Richard Bowers
6 Jeff Foley
4 Gary Rangan
4 Jim Hanna
4 Gary White
4 Paul Hammack
22 Paul Hammack
22 Paul Hammack
AND URBAN DESIGN (2)
John Hirthman
Mariel Francheau
C. Wayne Goulder
Bruce Hoppee
(GRADES VII, VIII, XII, 120)
David A. Lowe
B F. Baumler
C J. Baurie
C J. Bruce Hang
I S. Baird
Linda Lotter
Jorge Lotter
Richard Mankind
Richard Mankind
Program
John Patteron
John Patteron
John Patteron
Ursula R. Webbison
Ursula R. Webbison
All Grade School candidates were
(All Grade School candidates were)
OLIVER COLLEGE O
John Wolf
Jane Flick
Jane Hygdall
Bill O'Neill
Nixon Leaves Invasion Up to South Vietnamese
At a nationally broadcast White house news conference, Nixon states the fundament of the South Vietnam situation and the South Korea predicted that the United States would increase its rate of troop movement to the operation continued to well.
Nixon refused to say precisely what role U.S. airpower would play in case Saiqon took such a step. He said American support deeply depends on whether development endangered U.S. troop moves.
WASHINGTON (UP)—President Nixon said Thursday night his decision to invade North Korea had suffered tremendous casualties at the hands of North Vietnamese troops on its
At the same time, he warned Hanoi that retaliation for its antiaircraft missile attacks on aircraft planes "will not be nt to tal."
NIXON DECLARED that the first test for use of a B-airplane was conducted at Hanoi whether Hanol's activities endangered the lives of American pilots.
He refused to commit United States air support to any invasion of the North that Saigon might undertake in its self-defense to counter Communist aggression. Mr. Obama might carry out such a move.
Replying to questions about President Nguyen Van Thië's recent threats of an invasion against the north, the President said Thië was forced to consider such a possibility because of the loss of 100,000 North Vietnamese troops in his own country.
"I can say that no such plan has ever been suggested by President Thien us, none has been conceived and none is under consideration."
THE PRESIDENT displayed
some emotion in defending his decision on Cambodia and Laos called him a character of suggestion from some commentators ... who said that Cambodia wouldn't work with this (the Laos) isn't going to work.
His voice queringing and hand cropping his palm, he declared Vietnam and getting out in a way that the South Vietnamese will be happy.
In the session with newmen, which dwelt 'heavily on In-
terest and interest of Sen. Stuart Symington's "attack" on Secretary of State William P. Rogers was a 'aide of Ronald Reagan' port of Rogers as "the chief pres-
ident" against Symington's assertion that Rogerson' role had been pre-employed by Henry A. Ferguson, national security affairs adviser.
Test Warnings Explained
Rv JOYCE NEERMAN
Kansan Staff Writer
There is a possibility that in the future North America Air Defense Command warnings will originate only from the White House, and that tests times will no longer be regular nor will they be announced. Bob Wells, Commissioner, said Thursday.
Wells was a guest speaker in the class Topics and Problems in Politics and the Media, taught by his son, Kim, a senior.
Wells said the situation was not as serious as many people were, but he did not with the hardware, but with the people." He said the main problem was with the operator in Colorado who had put in the battery.
"He got so rattled when he found out that he had sent out what he had thought to be a test warning with the authenticator
word on it, that when he sent out the retraction, he forgo to put the cancelling authenticator word on it, he said. "Then he put out another authenticator word, but we the activator authenticate."
Strategy for effecting requirement eliminations and for restructuring the C colleges (the CWEs) was discussed at the meeting.
"He finally found the right code word, which was 'impish,' Wells added, "but 40 minutes had elapsed."
He said that one newsman in Washington, D.C. had checked with the printer and saw that the real warning had been given. "But he looked at his watch, saw it was time for the scheduled test," he said. "Somebody must have put on the wrist tape." Well said,
When a real warning is sounded, all broadcasting stations are supposed to go off the air. Wells, the defense commission on the island of Bali, agreed approximately 8,000 licensees that had failed to sign off the air.
Skidmore suggested that the commission present its proposals for changes to the Educational
He spoke at a meeting of the Commission on the Evaluation of Undergraduate Education in the Room of the Kansas Union.
ROTC Review Still in Limbo
The decision on whether to hold a Chancellor's Review of ROTC has not been made according to Chancellor E. Laurence Chalmers Jr. Chalmers said he hoped the decision would be made during the spring vacation.
The Chancellor's Review has been cancelled the last two years because of threats of disruption. Chalmers said the decision would be made at a later date.
Abolishing the College of Liberary Arts 'celebration' education requirement, Western Civilization, mathematics, mathematics, manuage and distribution course proposed by Arthur Skidmore, assistant professor of philosophy.
Abolishing Requirements Discussed by Professor
He said next fall the College Faculty will become the College Assembly, with... student representatives added.
Policies Committee of the College this spring
"I view this as a minor disaster," Skidmore said. He said he thought that student representation on the College Board would be "into" a circus, much like the University Senate is now."
Visiting Architect
B. Z. Doshi, architect from India, will lecture to students at 8 p.m. today in 207 Marvin.
School Official Predicts Need for Fund Increase
Next year will be a "critical period" for the Lawrence school system, according to Carl Knox. Teachers are also scheduled Tuesday during the regular monthly meeting of the Lawrence School Board that a tax referendum might be necessary. The law system's financial needs next year.
Projections for next year's budget, presented by Kenneth Fisher, assistant superintendent of Business and Facilities, said there was a possible shortage of computers cording to his estimates, the system will either need to cut back its appropriations
or establish a new source of revenue.
"Most of the larger stations were checking with their other sources, which did not show a positive warning," he added.
The board postponed acting upon the budget pending further investigation by Fisher.
The board deferred acting upon the program until next year's financial situation is clear. Rees Jackman, a board member, suggested if the system is short of resources for several programs, perhaps including the Human Relations program.
Wells said that with the Emergency Broadcast System, it is essential that President to be in touch with the rest of the country in five
California was the 31st state to enter the Union.
Wells has been mentioned as a possible candidate for governor of Kansas in 1972.
"There is a dedicated line of private service going from the White House to the stations, and from the stations to the standby loops of this system are set up," he said. "This line was put into use when President Kennedy was assassinated, and then we moved the news around the nation."
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Wells also explained the Fairness Doctrine and the idea of equal time and told of several cases that the FCC had reviewed. He explained the make-up of his commissioner, each of his fellow commissioners.
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Because of a second "mistake" from Chicago in not releasing the warning, residents in the Kansas City area did not have any inquiries. Many residents of this area had expressed concern that they might not be warned if a real emergency should occur in the future. Wells said their concern was unmeasured, because if it were an emergency tape, there would have been a follow-up on it from other sources.
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