Methodists Set $10,000 Goal
University Daily Kansan
Thursday, October 22. 1970
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Fund Pledged to Minority
By DAN EVANS
Kansan Staff Writer
The minister for the Lawrence First United Methodist Church in Newark, that教会于1971年建于教堂for 1971 by University of Kansas students would be used to help give $10,000 to minority groups in Newark.
The minister, the Rev. Ronald Sandbye, also explained that an attorney could have been his job because of the $10,000 fund would probably have lost the job.
Sundayde said the church was facing a tight money situation that was plaguing churches everywhere. As a result, he said, "I am not going to outplay" the associate minister, the Rev. Stuart Herick.
"When it became apparent that we would give the $10,000," Sandy said, "we knew that the teacher would have to be phased out."
Sunday added that Herrick as not being fired but would come in for some time, but only as a part-time assistant. Sunday said that two full-time positions were being offered to fund for minorities. Besides he job, a full-time secretary will become a part-time secretary.
After the Coordinating Committee for the Black Community presented a manifesto to the 2015 campaign, it raised $7,500 in reparations to the black community, many students approached Sundyne and urged him to speak out against manifesto. Sundyne said the manifesto had been taken seriously and no funds were needed of minority in Lawrence.
He said that many KU students attend workshop services at the university. He said he was willing to help pay a large part of the minority fund; therefore all student pledges would go to the university not to operation of the church.
The minority fund was recommended by a six member committee in May in response to the main study in study ways that the church could respond to the needs of minority groups. The committee met three times during the summer with area leaders in education, mittee met three times during the summer with area leaders in education, director of the Ballard Community Center, and Ken White, area representative for the Office of Minority Affairs.
The committee issued a report ast last week that said "We ask the church to commit itself to a program of financial support for families with children less than 10,000 a year for a period of not less than 10 years."
Sundayeb said that the administration had improved the committee's recommendation for 1971. But before he addressed it, the church attributed he said, the church's campaign for contributions and pledges must be completed and the church's budget prepared by the budget prepared by a charge conference which will be held
The charge conference, Sunday, will meet all local church officials in a local church office that determines the church's decision to grow year after year. It elects church officers and duets other business affecting the church. The total budget for the church is $16,000,000, about $118,000 depending upon the amount of pledges and concessions.
The committee suggested that the $10,000 for the next year be divided among St. Luke's African Methodist Episcopal Church, the
Lawrence Branch of Concerned Black Parents and educational uses.
St. Luke's and the Concerned
Bee receive $3,000, according to
the committee's recommendation,
and the remaining $4,000 would
be donated to the cause.
The committee said that St. Louis finds difficulty to minister to the poor and in congregation because it lacks all but the most minimal physical resources.
The committee expressed its hope that the Concerned Black Peoples should reach their objectives and that the support of the church will be a key factor.
Sundbye said that the funds for education could be used for children in need. He said everyone the committee talked with expressed the need to train for blacks. The committee that assistance for the children in need of funds could be obtained from the Office of Aids and Awards at KU, the Concerned Black Parents, the School Board and the Adult Education office.
The committee did talk to representatives from St Luke's and the University of Wisconsin Parents, Sundbye said, before it suggested the specific answer.
The committee also urged that a permanent body to advise the needs of relating to the needs of young people in ways of dispersing available
In an article Hoyt wrote for the Kansas Business Review he
By HARVEY HASLER
Korean Staff Writer
Role of Child Research Discussed by Director
Robert Hoyt, assistant director of the Kansas Bureau of Child Residency 1967, says that the Bureau is in charge of phases of research on mentally retarded children and is working with federal grants to set up more resources for these children.
Hoyt states that the work of the Bureau contributes directly to Kansas business.
summarized several areas in which work is being done. He also showed what the work means to business in terms of contributions to business.
The federal grants under which the Bureau operates bring more than a million dollars into the bank. Many of these each mentally retarded child
"Our task was only to for-
WASHINGTON (UPI)—In a meeting Wednesday disclosed charges by two enlisted soldiers that they were the official account of heremism by an Army general so he could receive two of the station's officers.
General Decorated For False Heroism
Dr. Raymond Schwegler, director of the health center, began a lecture by drawing an illustration of the female reproductive system.
Approximately 600 people attended the second Human Sexuality lecture, "Birth Control" on p.m. b.p. Wednesday in Lewis Hall
A short film was then shown on "Planning the Family." The film illustrated illustrated diff. controls and how control and how each worked.
600 Gather To Discuss Family Plan
Following the film, Dr. Byron Walters, physician at the health center, Dr. Helen Gilles, pediatrician, and Dr. Howard Ramsay, each of various types of birth control and the effectiveness of each.
The pill was favored by all the doctors on the panel.
appointed Tuesday night to the committee thought that minority relations were so important that it should come under a separate agenda.
Dr. Walters explained what he termed the "moring after pill," a ritual to calm his nerves. This method, he added, would not enter into a program of birth control because it would take him until the time of sexual intercourse.
Sundayde commented that he had heard no adverse reactions to the proposal of giving funds to the school board. He had talked to had expressed regret that Herrick would have to wait for a further grant program was good otherwise.
He explained that the morning after pill had the disadvantage of often making the woman exert herself nauseated for several days.
Birth control kits containing different types of birth control methods were distributed to the audience during the lecture.
The doctors concluded their panel by answering questions from the crowd.
"What we have recommended is to consider the committee report soon, it may be considered a start. Few of the needs we have discussed have been included."
rehabilitated as a result of research findings adds a worker to the labor force and removes a woman from an institution or a welfare roll.
Each child able to live free of taxpayers the cost of a lifetime of institutional care. Hoyt said this has been estimated to be a high
mulate the basic paperwork from thin air", the six wrote the committee chairman, Rep. L. Rivers, R.I., D-S.C. in
"We were required to prepare a descriptive narrative of his supposed acts of valor, a citation for these imaginary acts, and to hold an unadult document in such form it would be acceptable and approvable . . ."
The Defense Department had no immediate comment.
The soldiers said they were ordered to prepare documents to substantiate award of the Silver Star Cross to Brig. GEN. E. P. Forrester for heroin in Cambodia. At the time, Forrester was deputy commander of the 1st Cavaliary Division of headquarters north of Saigon.
The letter addressed to Rivers was signed by Spec. 4 Roy R. Trent Jr., who said he was leaving the Army in less than a year and forsee little danger to my person for writing the etter."
Trent said he was omitting the names of the other five enlisted military recruits in his recriminations." However, the five submitted a signed letter in which they corroborated his charges and said they "wholeheartedly call for and an investigation of this affair."
The New York Times, which often disliked Forster, was not aware of the alleged fictitious nature of the Forsterer was not aware of the quoted Col. George Newman, 1st Cavalry chief of staff, as saying, "I have a hard time on the basis of heroism he had heard that Forsterer displayed while flying a helicopter in bombing missions."
"I just assumed it (the heroic acts) was checked," Newman was quoted as saying.
The Bureau of Child Research is 50 years old. It was established in 1820, and was formed to manage the care of children with hospitals, institutions and other agencies of the state. It studies the problems of children, including the diagnosis, treatment, delinquency, defectiveness and dependency; studies normal inheritance, development and training, and studies family and life in relation to child life.
Forrester, 44, now assistant chief of staff for civil operations and rural support in Saigon, subsequent received the Silver Medal from the Distinguished Flying Cross was never finally approved.
Behavior evaluation and modification is the theme of most training courses at Bureau, Hoytsaid. Investigations in all settings are directed towards discovering new and better ways to deal with behavior of retarded and deprived children to lead them to become more productive and rewarding lives.
Hoyt's figures show there are more than 65,000 mentally retarded people in Kansas. More than half of them are school age. Some 128,000 babies born in this country each year are, or will become, mentally retarded. An estimated 6 million retardates now in this country. About 400,000 of these are so severely hardened that they have constant care or supervision about 200,000 are institutionalized. It is estimated that the current annual cost of care for such retarded is half a billion dollars.
The largest federal grant currently held by the Bureau is for the investigation of communications disorders of men and women. The grant is for more than $300,000 per year to support research through 1970. It forms the support for a variety of studies related to retarded children encounter when they try to communicate.
Some of the research at the University of Kansas Medical Center begins with children only research in the Child Care Research Laboratory. in Lawrence, children somewhat older are studied to determine what part communication plays in their development. Young children are presented with different visual and auditory stimuli and their responses are assessed. Children who determine how and why infants respond to noise and light.
Computer Decreases Crime Rate
KANSA CITY, MO. (UPI)—The crime rate in Kansas City has decreased noticeably—nine percent—since police began computer program six months ago. M. Kelley said Wednesday.
Hoyt has stated that there are over 200 known causes of retardation and that prevention will be discovered for many of the causes. Of the causes of behavior modification and rehabilitation must continue.
He credited the reduction to more effective, professional police work and the use of the newly-developed Law Enforcement Manpower Resource System (LEMRA) computer by JBM.
"Although violent crimes such as murder and rape have increased, total figures for serious crimes have been lowered." Kelly said.
"We have taken every step possible to ensure that an officer will be at or near an incident when he is called." Kelley said. "As a result, auto theft was down 22 per cent, grand larceny down 9.6 per cent and burglary down 8.6 per cent April. September, compared with the same months last year."
Kansas City's 90-man police force is organized in an optimum fashion based on common activity of recent criminal activity.
"Studies show that 85 per cent of all crimes can be solved if one person is given minutes of an occurrence," Kelley said. "But, if response is delayed five minutes or longer, the victim must receive a solution drops to 20 per cent."
LEMRAZ constantly analyzes activity areas and actively activity areas. Officers then assigned to the high incidence area, and officers also assigned bag office LEMRAZ tells them where to devote most of their attention and focus.
"The computer lets us analyze eight-hour-old data, as well as data from as long as two years ago." he said. "Highest weight is often needed, usually, to ensure accurate predictions for the immediate future."
"Experience has always guided our best assignments," Kelley said. "But LEMMAS puts the students in the coupling activity reports with computer analysis. This ensures systematic use of all experience so that all officers are strategically located all of the time."
"Before using LEMRAS, we could analyze beat activity manually...but we always were six months behind because the learning of keeping and updating records by hand," Kelly said.
Beat boundaries and beat structures are re-analyzed every 30 days in light of LEMRAS that maintain the most recent information.
Senate Group Aids Students With Housing
The Student Senate Offi-
cation soon be functioning in its usual capacity by taking complaints and investigating who bushes working problems H.Pawl, Lawrence senior and committee member said Mon-
"Our hands are tied until the student comes to us with a complaint," said Miss Pawl.
The committee will advise
ather than try to organize
students to solve housing
problems, she said.
Accommodations, goods, services and employment advertised in the University Dalian Kansai are offered for students. The budget is regard to color, creed, or national origin.
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