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University Daily Kansan, August 23, 1983
Inmate flees work detail still at large
LANSING — A 26-year-old minimum security immature at the Kansas State Penitentiary walked away from a work detail yesterday and headed toward the Missouri River, a prison official said.
"He was only gone a matter of minutes before his escape was noticed." Baker said.
Troy Baker, administrative assistant to the warden, said the inmate, Gary Lery Groyer, had been cleaning weeds from a dike about 8:30 a.m. when he escaped underbrush about 100 yards away.
Grover had not been found at 4 p.m.
"We're searching up and down the bank of (the west) side of the Missouri River." Baker said.
Grover, who had served five months of his three to 10-year sentence for a burglary in Sedgwick County, is 6 feet tall and weighs 150 pounds. He has brown hair and blue eyes.
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By PAUL SEVART Staff Reporter
The office of student organizations and activities and the University Information Center have gained a little breathing room in the former Kansas Union office of the KU Alumni Association.
The office, 403 Kansas Union, is now called the Organizations and Activities Center. The two organizations moved in Aug. 8 after the Alumni Association had moved into the K.S. "Boots" Adams Alumni Center earlier in the summer.
Ann Eversole, SOA director, said the center would eventually provide to registered University organizations the use of office space and equipment, storage cabinets, a conference room, assistant with the SOA office staff and other services.
SOA BEGAN LAST week to take
requests from about 300 registered
organizations for the use of the center, Eversole said, and will use that response to gauge the demand for the office area to aid further planning.
She said that because the center would be in the Union, it would be in a convenient and logical place for students to work with, and these organizations they might want to Join.
"We're really delighted we're here," Eversole said. "This is a new concept to the extent that we are now more comfortable and more convenient for organizations."
The area consists of six offices and a conference room used by SOA and three rooms used by the University Information Center. One large, open room has several desks and a large electrically operated rotary file cabinet but only one phone. Eversole said the move doubled the amount of floor space available to SOA, which had been in 220 Strong.
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Other services that Evasole said she would like to see for the organizations included use of typewriters, a typing pool or full-time secretary and an administrative work, although she said she did not know how those services would be financed.
The move has given two more offices and additional storage space to the University Information Center, which had had a single room in Strong.
"We rely a lot on mailings to keep up with what is on going," Kehde said. "Some of it has not been getting to us — it's been going to 105 Strong."
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But, she said, the move had not been without inconvenience.
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Another minor inconvenience, she said, was that the answer to "rumor control" or university policy questions could no longer be found in the same building, as it could when the information office was in Strong Hall, with the University administrative offices.
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Union office cost little because no remodeling was involved. He said no major modifications would be done because a much larger-scale renovation of the Union was being planned, which could include a permanent office for the Organizations and Activities Center.
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