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Regent may be dismissed from college presidency
The board of trustees of the college last week directed its attorney, Judd Dent, to prepare a statement that would notify McDowell of heriring. The statement also would explain the reasons for her dismissal.
Board of Regents member Jo Ann McDowell may lose her position as president of Independence Community College.
By Jenny Martin
Kansan staff writer
If approved by the board tomorow,
the statement will be given to McDowell at a special board meeting at 10a.m.
tomorrow. Dent said.
The college is being investigated by the Kansas Bureau of Investigation, but James Malson, KBI director, said the KBI would not release any information until the investigation was complete.
College officials and McDowell said
that as far as they knew, the board's statement was not related to the KBI investigation. They would not comment about why the board was considering firing the president.
Trustee members declined to comment about their request for an intent to fire McDowell.
Mark Boyle, director of public relations at Independence Community College, said, "At this point, the board has not announced reasons why they have begun proceedings for resignation."
McDowell said yesterday that she was very upset and that the board had not given her any reasons as to why it would ask for her termination.
edge, the KBI investigation was a routine investigation of the college concerning a complaint filed with the state's sattorney general. She would not specify further about the complaint.
"I haven't done anything wrong," she said. "This is the most difficult time in my career. I'm personally very sure of it, my personal integrity is under attack."
McDowell said that to her knowl-
She said that she thought the current situation would not affect her position on the state Board of Regents, which oversees the state's six public universities. She was appointed as a Regent in January 1991 by Gov. Joan Finney.
Martha Walker, Finney's press secretary, said Finney was not available for comment and did not want to speculate about how the situation at Independence would affect McDowell's status as a Regent.
"The governor is hoping to meet with her and discuss the details of the situation," she said.
County to decide on jazz festival
By Andy Taylor
Kansas staff writer
Stanley Koplik, Regents executive director, could not be reached for comment.
Kansan staff writer
Douglas County commissioners will decide at their meeting tomorrow whether to issue a temporary business permit to a Lawrence bar owner who wants to organize a jazz festival.
Reed Brinton, co-owner of Benchwarmer's Sports Bar and Grill, 1601 W. 29rd St., said the bar wanted to sponsor the Free State Music Fest on May 9 in a field one mile east of Eudora.
Mark Buhler, head of the commission, said the commissioners expressed concern about safety at the concert and the consumption of 3.2 beer, which would be sold at the event.
"There's going to be a lot of traffic," Buhler said after he saw the concert site yesterday. "And anytime you serve alcohol, there's always the possibility of something bad happening."
In August, the commission rejected a temporary business permit for "Sandblast '91," an alter native rock music concert that was to be held on property between Lawrence and Eudora.
Also at its meeting yesterday, the commission accepted the resignation of Douglas County administrator Chris McKenzie. The commission it will start advertising immediately for a replacement.
Brinton would not comment yesterday about the issue.
The commissioners cited concerns for safety, possible damage to homeowners' property and possible underage drinking as reasons for rejecting the permit.
"We hope to have a replacement by June 1," Buhler said.
"We hope to have a replacement by June 1," Buhler said. McKenzie resigned last week to become executive director of the League of Kansas Municipalities. His last day on the job will be March 4.
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