University Daily Kansan
Thursday, February 18. 1971
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New Approach Needed In Housing, Prof Says
By CARLA HENDRICKS Kansan Staff Writer
A change of attitude toward industrial housing and a greater national commitment are needed to solve the problem. Richard Benda, professor of architecture at the University of California in San Diego, has raised concerns.
BRIANNE, and Wednesday night He spoke in connection with an architecture teach-in conducted Wednesday and today.
Bender said that George Bummer's housing and urban development predicted that industrialized housing was the wave of the city.
"Everyone agrees that industrial housing is here to stay, so how come we're not doing it?" Bender asked.
industrial housing, the mass production of housing units which are designed to have suffered from a factory induces conformity. Berda said.
"We're making a sacrifice in what we want in order to get mass production," he said.
Bender said that an "information overflow" had con-
trolled the system. He compared the overflow to an
box filing system in which all the
good, new ideas ended in a miscellaneous folder because no one knew how to organize them.
Bender, who has worked with the government program Operation Mistletoe, part of the solution was a perceptible change that would allow him to work in
"No one expected the first Apollo moon flight to take a full load of passengers and subsidize half the cost of their flight, but they expect that kind of success in experimental housing programs."
We have the ideas and the machinery available to produce successful industrial housing. Bender said, and he showed some home units that he considered steps in the right direction.
"The problem is that if you try something really innovative and learn from it, but fail, you're out of the business," Bender said.
Kennedy Introduces Bill To Register Firearms
Kennedy, whose two Brothers, President John F. Kennedy, and Sen. Robert F. Kennedy, were firearms, said that 'among the world, America stands in the bloodiest pool of deaths by
Treasury Head Asks Debt Ceiling
Connally also defended President Nixon's anticipated budget deficit of $18 billion this fall, and said the 1972 federal law which July 1,
Latest Treasury figures showed that of Feb. 11 the public debt stood at $391.5 million, a rise of nearly $20 billion in a year. The government began until the government begins its 1970 income taxes.
WASHINGTON (UPI)—Treasury Secretary John B. Connally asked Congress today to raise the national debt ceiling by $40 billion from the high of $435 billion so the government could keep paying its bills.
He said that as the economy expands, "it is vitally important to invest in new infrastructure in increased size and eliminated existing economic or ceramic industry."
Connally, in his first appearance as the only Democrat in Nixon cabinet, told the House Ways and Means Committee that he was "very proud to rise to within 1 billion of $395 billion limit last this month."
gunfire."
Harming
He said the nation should expect deficits to help the "sluggishness in the economy".
He said his bill would sub-
stitute the reduce the personal
danger and risks of the criminal
and violent behavior of
those who lawlessly misuse
The AEC has asked congress for $3.5 million this year and $25 million in the long run "to convert the area around Lyons to a permanent repository for the entire United States," Skattz said. "Kansas should oppose this authorization."
unemployment and unused capacity, the anticipated defects seem to me fully consistent with the company's financial planning."
Connally was joined by George P. Shultz, director of the Office of Management, urging a debt ceiling of $435 billion through July 1, 1972, at which point it would drop from $800 million to a permanent ceiling of $380 billion.
WASHINGTON (UPI)—Kansas should not be made the nation's atomic garbage by Rep. Joe Skubitz, R-Kan.
Skubitz wrote Kansas Gov Robert B. Docking asking for his support to block plans of the Atom Energy Commission to be a mine at Lyons, Kan., a burial place for radio-active wastes.
The AEC contends it has found the idle salt mine a safe and reliable source of water. It is geologically stable, sufficiently isolated from water supplies and population, and it provides the methods needed for the wastes.
Skubitz Seeks to Block 'Atomic Garbage Dump'
"The system tests structura,
components, such as on a
pencil case." We need
paper clip. If you bend a paper
clip back and forth enough,
it breaks. The same thing can
happen to these structural
components.
MTS equipment will be employed in research in the fields of fracture mechanics and vibrations, according to Jerry Buttenfield, public relations officer, the School of Engineering.
Equipment valued at $40,000 has been added to the structural research laboratory in the department of civil engineering.
Connexion faced questioning on
Nikon's $292.8 billion proposed
bond issuer starting July 1. Nixon anticipates
an $11.6 billion budget deficit for
1972, and an $18.6 billion deficit
for the fiscal year ending June
30.
Since the Gun Control Act of attempts in the last Congress allowed licensing legislation have failed. The House voted last year to relax the 1984 law by exempting munitions from dealer record-keeping regulations, but the House never before considering the measure.
Stanley Rofle, professor of civil engineering, explained the use of the new equipment as a closed-loop hydro-electrical testing system.
Connally also asked Congress to remound the 4.25 per cent interest payment can be paid on long-term loans. Because of the ceiling, the Treasury has been unable to sell bonds after seven years since mid-1965.
Lab Obtains Equipment For Study
The MTS will test these components under various loading conditions. Rolfe explained.
Rolfe said the equipment was ordered more than a year ago.
the AEC contends.
A report of the State Geological Survey of Kansas Kansas Sierra Club casks further Doubts about the safety of the proposed nuclear waste dump
Skubitz contended the AEC came to those conclusions in Kansas and the Kansas Geological Survey had trouble getting data from the AEC it needs to assess thoroughly on the climate or dumping in the Lyons area.
Ronald H. Baxter, president of the Kansas chapter of the club and a Topopea attorney, released Tuesday that he had been made public until Tuesday.
The report titled, "Preliminary report on Studies of the radioactive waste disposal site in Kan., Kau." is dated Dec. 2, 1970.
Baxter said the Sierra Club believe the public should know that the study which was initiated in August of this year. One concerns the heat flow problem that would result from the materials in the salt beds.
Five days
25 words or fewer: $1.75
each additional word: $.03
"The State Geological Survey regards solution of this problem as crucial," it says.
Insurance Bill 'Jumps Gun' On Nixon Plan
WASHINGTON (UPI) -- A group of House members proposed a comprehensive health insurance bill, Wednesday. The proposal president Nixon will send to congress last week this
Rival administration and jemocratic health care plans are expected to set the stage for five rights in his session of Congress.
Rep. Omar Burleson, D-Texas,
will ask Congress to congresional group, and his measure would extend health insurance for all Americans, and would represent a compromise.
Nixon's proposal is expected to include health insurance plans for the military, which will offer more employees and call for part of the payments to be subsidized by taxes.
Campus Bulletin
THURSDAY, FEB. 18
Meeting
7:30—Apple Danish (Art Buchwald; Campus & Community Calendar)
9:25—Morning with the Masters
12. 15—Noon Hour Concert (Cultural Calendar)
1: Contemporary American Poetry: Ed Orchester
1:30 - Plano Recital
Sayers
3:30- This Afternoon (Art Buchwald
Campus & Community Calendar)
2:05- Christian Ethics in Contemporary Society; Black Revolution and White Racism (Prof Robert Shelton)
5:30- Anything Good at the Movies? (Prof Peter Dart)
Evening
6.05 - Must be by Candlight
6.05 - Must be the University: Student Protest and Law
6.05 - Boston Symphony Orchestra Concert
10.35 - Sign Off
7:30 - Apple Danish (Art Buchwald; Campus &
Community Calendar)
8:30 - Morning with the Masters
Afternoon
5:15-Kamas Editorial Review
5:30—Anything Good at the Movies? (Prof
Peter Dart)
6:03 - Music by Candelaight
7:03 - News in Retrospect (Robert Sullinger)
7:39 - KU Colloquium
8- Opera Is My Hobby (Prof. James Seaver)
9- Faculty Favortes. William Hakes
10:15-Sign Off
KANU Schedule Stereo 91.5 FM
Today
Costa Rica Oralitation: Oread Room.
Kansas Union. 9 a.m.
Hawaii Dept. of Educ. Interviews:
Governors Room, Union, 9 a.m.
Midnight Interpreter Room 10, U.S. Postal
Wichita Interview: Room 101, Ulson, 11 a.m.
Ala. Amer. Studies; Ala. C. Scholars
New Univ. Conf.: Forum Room, Union noon.
Dept. Dept.: Alcove C Caferetia
Union, 1:30 a.m.
French Dept.: Alcove D Caferetia, Union
Ramakha Room, Union, noon
School of Business; Curry Room, Union, noon
Civil Engr.: Meadowlark Cafeteria
Union, 11:30 a.m.
Cafeteria, Union, 12:30 p.m.
SUA University Seminar; Woodruff.
Moslems: Council Room, Union. 3:30 p.m.
Custa Rica Orientation: Watkins Room.
126 N. Park Avenue.
p.m.
City Clerks: Regionalist Room, Union 3.
SUA Bridge: Browning, Union, 6:45 p.m.
PM CiL Theta: Room 101, Union, 7 p.m.
B. H. Y. Seminar: Woodruff
Union, 12:30 p.m.
Latin Amer. Area Colloquium: Alcoves &
Union, 4 p.m.
Physics Colloquium: Room 238, Malott
institute.
One day
Latin Amer. Area Colloquium. Alcove A Cafeteria, Undo, noon.
Delta Sigma Pi: Council Room, Union, p.m.
School Publications: Great Heights
Campus Crusade: Oread Room, Union,
4:30 p.m.
Slavic Languages: Curry Room, Union,
6:30 p.m.
NIKA Board, Campus
FOR SALE
A.U. 4 p.m.
UA Poetry: Council Room, Union, 4:30
m.
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School Publications: Oread Room, Union
7 p.m.
lond. 7 p.m.
KU Synchronized Swim Club: Robinson
Natatorium, 7 p.m.
University Women's Club: Watkins Room.
Univ. 7:30 p.m.
UMC: Watkins Room: UMKC
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p.m. Fridays; Sat, Sun 9 to
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University Board: International
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Student Science Experiments Center, Forum
Slavic Languages: Curry Room, Unikon, 1 p.m.
WANT ADS WORK WONDERS
Film Society: Woodruff, Union, 7:30 p.m. and 9 p.m.
WADE ELECTRONIC INC - Quality
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7th, Lawrence, Kansas. 842-6136
International Folk Dance: Room 173,
Robinson 7:00 a.m.
25 words or fewer: $1.00
SUA Open Forum: Jayhawk Room, Union,
3 p.m.
Computer Science: Council Room, Union. 4 p.m.
Baha'i Room 101, Union, 8 p.m.
University Theatre: 8:30 p.m.
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Magnavox All Sale! Save now on stereo, computer audio, PC radios, record players, music CDs, TV, black & white portables - over 200 titles, Mall. Downstairs - Store #319
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2-19
'69 Toyota Sprinter, many extras. Call
841-2738. 2-18
RINGS! Beautiful handcrafted puzzle rings. Silver and or gold. Also imported Turkish jewelry 864-6992 2-18
Flying Club Membership share for Lawrence Optome reduced to 30% the 150–57 hr Cena 172-113 hrs; the 57 hr Cena 113-81 hrs; the 64-86 hrs. 2-19
150 MM SUPER-TAKEN-LENS for Pentax Camera 14, 6 mm, old, excellent condition. F90 Call 824-4438. John Strange
GIRLS! New shipment of Sanders,
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2-18
1970 Javain SST 380, 4 ap, PS PB (jade), Hvy襄, road wheels, wide ovals, DK green, black int. 11,000 lbm
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VOLVO, PV541, 1963, red, worth at least $351, will sacrifice for $350 Call UN 4-2591 or 842-0469 nites, ask for Woody 2-19
From the land that brought you *Kawakawa!* Uni-Pen. A truly remarkable pen for writing, sketching. Buy it at The Art Store, 1241 Aroad. 2 Erect.
STREETCHERS—good canvases, more and more brands and kinds of art supplies everyday at the Art Store,
1241 A Oread
2-22
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LEATHER SALE  ROUGH-OUT
VESTS, LONG FRINGE  REDUCED
HATS, LONG FRINGE  REDUCED
JACKETS  PUBBER  HATS,
CALL ROBIN, 842-755-322
2-22
Restored. 1957 gold colletced. Cadillac.
Restored. five thousand miles on
mileage. Brake light. Brick brake. Tire, paint. Three thousand
bucks. Cash for cash. SELL TO DOGS
for $300. 845-452-963.
Hand-carved chevy get in jade and
alabaster from Turkey. Best offer
over $100. CALL 842-6788 2-23
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Tires & Batter
Deadline : 5:00 p.m. 2 days before publication
BASS GUITAR Gibbon EBD with bass and hard. Hardly used. Cost $2,95 more.iederfer for $2,95 guitars. you can get BERNIE 1-43 2-42
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1960. Ford Falcone, four车, complete
hatchback 6 months, owner's
clean. Perfect student's car. Call
842-8235. 2-23
Must sell 107 Mercury Cyclone GT
321 cu. l. with Gold black vinyl
trimmed windows, die tracer, A/C
system, $2900; B200; B141-883, 2:
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Triumph, TRI 193. Black, red interior. Completely maintained in main condition with new engine (no paint), cabin, seats, 800m³. 80frm. kit. 6 p.m.-8 p.m. 2-23
Motoredes 250 S - 2,000 miles on road
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- 2-19
1962 MGB. good condition. 850
- 2-19
1965 MCH, good condition, $950, 1960
Cadillac, only 50,000 actual miles,
$600, 842-2467
2-23
THE OUTLET - 307 W. 8th-old books,
records, pictures, posters, antiques
and primitives and furniture
from 1-5 p.m., except Sunday 2-24
CONN Ooze—excellent cond. & instrument. Org. price $900. Price $80 or best offer. M. Hurtuball. 842-5914. 2-26
PREMIUM TIRES - 30,000 miles guaranteed. All sizes on sale. One price. Ind. Pcd. Ex Fax. All Taxes 78 series. Includes 24x8. 2k-2r. N22. 802-699.
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THE ALLEY SHOP, MASS.
MISS
Ride or riders to Lawrence from Topeka Monday-Friday. Phr. Hours flexible: 235-0371.
Students wanting to represent AVON products in the apartments in which they live. 842-8162 2-76
Kansan
Female roommate wanted Modern basement apartment $60. Utilities paid. Call enrolment: 842-8098
Female roommate needed $55 month-
ly. 842-1903 2-18
Customers for our beautifully priced,
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The Hodge Paddle, 15 W.9th St. 2-19
Roommate wanted -mate to share two bedroom bifadurnal unit. Available in Oakland, CA. If A no one has note or call Creature Helpers Mtg. M4-8461
Male roommate needed immediately.
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842-443-443
2-19
Need now—male roommate to share an apartment at Ridge House. Very reasonable. Inquire at 2429 Goodhalld Ip, apt. 23. Come 5:30 to 6:30. p. 223
"If The Shoe Fits . . Repair It."
Mature K.U. girl to live in excellent home, borders campus. In exchange for services. Call 842-2578 2-23
8th St. Shoe Repair
105 E. 8th
8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Closed Sat. at Noon
8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Babyshower went Wednesday's 3-5-30
p.m. Must have own transportation to
8th & Mia, Call Mrs. Eglintki, 842-
6329
The All New Norge Town
Ride wanted over spring break. Dial
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driving and expenses. Call 462-7211
NOW OPEN
8-10
Female roommate needed College Hill Manor. $85. 842-9025 2-23
We need two black actors for a film we are making about the Indochina War. 843-0329 2-18
HELP WANTED
A fine guitarist who would be into blues jamming Call 842-0432 2-22
Men to shovel snow in case of another storm. Call 842-8133. 2-19
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MASS
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We have them all at The Hodge
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NOTICE
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Horses bearded- indoor area for riding - large stalls everything atured at quite reasonable rates-closed to camp for information 8423-3-33 2-
NIGHT SKIING at Mont Blanc
SKI-60 covers rental and lift ski-
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t. 10 for report call 843-283-2
126 for report call 843-283-2
This Spring treat your feet to the
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Over 25 styles to choose from. Men's
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made in USA. 843-6266. 23-26
Open 9:30-6:00
February is PURES and SUEED
month in one SALE-A-MONTH plan.
Watch for the dates and don't miss!
It the Hodge Dodge. 15 W. 9th. 2-19
PRIMARLY LEATHER -offers the best in handmade, high-quality leather. The hands-on nurturing process that just got the best. A beautiful pair of shoes and hiking boots. PRIMARLY LEATHER.
LONDON - gateway to Europe - one of four SAU trips that summer- only $219 - deadline March 12 - all airlines are alright - alike TBA the only way
Button fly, patch pockets, bellbottom
pants, in just $7.00. Hodge Podge, 15
W. 9th.
Guitar instruction. Beginning, popular, instrumental, and classical music Never too late to learn one of the great musical instruments. Call 842-6378
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Grounded by high rates or poor availability? Aerobush Flying Club—1971, Skiphawk $15.90 hm. Money in the stockpile and 10 at low rate numbers 843-2167.
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For sizzling steaks and a nice tea from
to Mr. Steak, Just across from John
Haddock Fork on 21st St. Open daily
9 a.m to 11 p.m.
2-24
ATTENTION  MEN  MKRRY  BEHAVIOR
HEALTH SPA  event Call 862-8044
CU  Saturday, 9:00 a.m. to 4 p.m.
CU  Saturday, 9:00 a.m. to 4 or
tuesday 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.
FOR RENT
It is time to act on real student problems not to campain issues. Anxiety only goes up with effective control. Vote for a new Myers Student Body President 2-18 Myers Student Body President 2-18
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4367
College Hill Manor - now renting for Spring Semester, one and two bed-rooms. Please call the apartment buildings. Laundry and bird cages. Warehouse 8432-829 or at 1741 W. Cali. Call
College Hill Mason now rebuilding one of the oldest mitted apartments. Durham, Modern gray pool, and nice kitchen with great outdoor seating. Call 843-8220 or visit at 1741 W. 19th St. Call 843-8220 or visit at 1741 W. 19th St.
Unit Vertease A1529 W. 9th I.C. or
immediately or Feb 1. To couple
Married and grud, students have been living at home by living place. 11 block from campus and leaving the Dwelling month
If you have no imagination forget this ad 1 bedroom — furnished — all miles paid, 2 blocks North of Ullrich and March 14th. Marsh 813-628-218 4 p.m.
Quit room-buff cloth from Union.
Furnished cooking blockings. Under
$40.00 per month. Call Dave, 842-
6437
WANTED:
house
Family room and
fireplace
Living.
Kitchen
2 car garage
2½ baths
Low Down Payment
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Two nicely furnished rooms for girls at 1017 Indiana, share bath with one large kitchen. 843-9475 or 842-7680
Apartment for rent—to student coopers who will eventually manage app. one bedroom, parking close to KU. Call 842-9135 2-23
Room for rent, two blocks west of campus. Senior girl or girl graduate student. Call 843-7432. 2-25
For Rent Immediately! One bedroom furnished with water, paid and air conditioning-$120. Call Craig at 842-2172 or 872-9853
2-23
LOST
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Hillview Apts. 174, W. 24th, 842-8505
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Button 89, patch pockets, bellbottom
pants, just in $7.00. Hodge Paddle, 15,
W, 9th. 2-18
Wiggs! Wigts! H-Hi-Fashion has the styles.
Wiggs, all lengths $8.88 up. Pull caps,
shoulder length Katekatsuki $30 and
$15. Arrows to Rogers. W-12 and
15.
DELICATESSEN &
SANDWICH SHOP
Some Time — Phone Order
843-7685—We Deliver 9th & Ill
Erhard Flying Service can offer you a package including everything you need to earn a private pilot's license. Guaranteed ground school, air hours, physical licenses and supplies, all for one price.
Whenever you're ready
520×13 = 660
600×13 = 640
610×13 = 650
700×13 = 693
700×13 = 821
825×14 = 860
825×14 = 860
855×14 = 893
855×14 = 915
560×15 = 728
560×15 = 728
815×15 = 19.31
815×15 = 20.41
885×15 = 21.35
885×15 = 21.35
All tires 1st. quality & whitewall
Discount Tire Co. 966 N. 2nd. 842-
0699 2-24
IF YOU ALREADY FLY -join Aerohawk Fly Club and fly a 179 Skyhawk at the lowest rate in the air.
Erhart Flying Service, Inc.
Please call: 843-2167 Municipal Airport
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948 Jana Dr.—West of 9th & Iowa
843-8624