University Daily Kansan
Thursday, October 8. 1970
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KU Football Team Travels By Commercial Airlines
By DAN EVANS
Kansan Staff Writer
The tragic crash last week of an airplane in which 13 members of the Wichita State University football team were killed has caused some people at the UK's teams travel and how safe that travel is.
Wade Stinson, director of athletics, said Wednesday that KU's football team team played by com-
Stinson explained that transportation to away games was handled through Maupaint, Inc. Each spring, he said, the athletic department determines which games will require air travel.
After those games are determined, Maupintur impulse requests bibs or airplanes. Airplanes or charter airlines. Situated in the athletic department then selected the airline based upon the cost and the recommendation of the coach.
Last year and this year, Stinson said, the football team has traveled on Oark Air Lines, Inc. Oark carried the team to Syracuse, he said, and will take a bus to Oark water for the Colorado and Oklahoma State games.
Golden Eagle, the company that supplied the pilots for the WSU flight, submitted a bid for flights to the U.S. Navy.
"Even though the Golden Eagle bid was $2,000 less than the Ozark bid for three flights," he said. "It was decided that Ozark was the better airline to use for KU's team."
Walter Houk, manager of travel services for Icelandic maritime engagements and bids for KU athletic trips. Hook said he had taken airlines and various supplementary ones, and informed them that bids were being accepted for KU
After bids have been submitted, Houn said, he rates each airline on its suitability to transport KU's aircraft. He also mentioned only airlines that were members of the Air Traffic Conference (ATC). He said members of ATC are "paid traffic carriers" which means they pay for the requirements of the Civil Aeronautics Board.
Houk said he recommended Oark to KU because they belonged to ATC and provided travel services. He said the group was a small business.
"The professional teams." Hook said, "have praised OraK for their service and recommended him."
Jim Morrison, district marketing and public relations manager for Manager of Temporary Employees and charter service was valid. He said a Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) inspection was stationed in St. Louis to verify the equipment.
For the trip to Syracuse, Morrison said, the KU team flew on a DC9 jet, manufactured by Douglas Aircraft Company. A DC9 will also be used for the Colorado game.
Morrison said after a plane had been flown a certain number of hours, it was stripped down and rebuilt according to government specifications. This is the case, any problems with a plane can be fixed by
A propeller driver airplane will be used for the Oklahoma State game. Morrison said the plane to be used for that game was an FH 228H, a turbop-20 manufactured by Fairchild Hiller Corporation.
Hokkai said he had not recommended Golden Eagle to KU because they did not rate as highly as Oark and that the athletes were trained for athletica travel by KU teams for about five years. He said the team member using major airlines in the arrangement.
Stinson said the athletic department had travel accident insurance which covers every team and staff on campus. The policy for insurance Company and arranged through the NCAA: The insurance policy provides $25,000
Stinson said he did not think any guidelines established by the Board of Regents for chartering planes would have any effect on KU's procedure. Kent Frizzell, attorney general, is scheduled to meet with the regents and provide guidelines so that another agency like the Wichita State one can be avoided.
Students Considered Residents
Students who are 21-years-old and who have lived in Lawrence for more than a decade register as voters before next Tuesday for the November election.
The registration office in the
Lawrence city hall is open until
10 a.m. Tuesday, according to Mrs.
Fan, manager of the registry to
registrate.
Students that are native Kentucky or their home counties until Tuesday. If they are Lawrence or their home counties and wish to vote in Lawrence an absentee ballot can be obtained by sending a request for information to the home county clerk. The deadline for obtaining the absentee ballot is October 15.
Until recently there was some question of KU students being allowed to register in Lawrence. The City Commission handed down a policy decision Tuesday that students can be considered resident.
Rural residents, legally defined as those living outside a second class city, don't have to register due to the fact that the officials in the voting would be personally aware of their residence.
The purpose of registration — first that one person won't vote twice in different locales and secondly that a candidate won't import supporters from another into his precinct to vote for him.
Directories Being Delivered
The 1970-71 University of Kansas directories are being delivered this week, said Dennis Branttiter, publications editor for University Relations.
Duke U. Law Dean to Speak
Branister said the directories were being mailed to faculty members. Students may purchase the directory at the Kansas Union bookstore in the near future. The University Housing office also purchased one directory for each room in the residence halls.
Eleven students have been awarded Munchin Foundation Scholarships in Engineering for the 1970-71 academic year.
Frank T. Read, dean of the school of law at Duke University, will speak at 11:30 a.m. Monday in 406 Summerfield Hall. Read will interest in school program programs in the United States. All students interested in school program programs will be interviewed personal interviews from 9:00 to 11:00 a.m. Monday in 206 Strong Hall.
11 Get Engineering Awards
Students receiving the awards are Misha Harper, Oakland Park junior, Rald C. Redwell, Louisburg school, Christopher M. Carrier, Harriet Village哭警, Jack L. Collins, Cooley Park senior, Theodore Miller, Kassia City senior, Richard Nedell,孝羽 Senior, Merlin Miller, Kasasa City senior, Richard Nedell, Lakewood, Colo. John S. Smith, Wichita senior, Eric D. Stucky, Lawrence senior, and Darrell D. Woolk, Hutchinson school.
SenEx Meets, Bars Press
The University Senate Executive Council met in the Regents Room. Toura, at the Kansas Union, Russell Bradt, professor of mathematic analysis, served as office of SenEx, said general business had been discussed. He refused to disclose any details of the meeting, which was closed to the press.
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rights as that status may entail and that scholarship assistance which has been terminated arbitrarily, capriciously or wrongly be restored.
6. A "Hearing" is necessary when the object of the proceeding is some order other than a hearing. It is essential to consider of substantive issues and involving disputed contents of fact resting upon the testimony of witnesses. No opinion is given on whether a "hearing" may also be required in other situations.
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5. The proper tribunal to consider a statement, under the existing code and regulations, is either a formal hearing board or an informal hearing board if "a hearing" is requested.
Academic Hearings To Evaluate Study
Heardings on the evaluation of instruction and instructional programs will begin Oct. 13 under the Chairperson of the Academic Council Committee on Academic Procedures and Policies, according to Herman Lujan, associate professor of political science, chairman of the committee.
Three hearings are scheduled today with masters relating to instruction and professional first will be at 7:30 p.m., Oct 13, in Audrey Dalierontium and will deal with undergraduate programs and undergraduate second session at 7:30 p.m., Oct. 27, in the Forum Room of the university's professional schools and the third on Nov. 17 in 200 Haworth will address instructional and instructional programs.
Lujan described his committee a fact finding, philosophy finding, and thoroughly investigate the function of grading and of instructor
4. An athlete who has been dismissed and who has petitioned the University Judiciary for a de novo hearing may be entitled to an order temporarily reinstating him to the team pending the outcome of the de novo hearing if he is deemed unwilling to accept the charges against him before he was dismissed, and if it appears likely that he will suffer substantial harm in the interim if temporary reinstatement is denied. In considering whether to grant a temporary order of reinstatement, the hearing board should take into account the potential detriment to his career. In many cases parties who are likely to be affected adversely if the order should be erranted.
All interested deans, department or division chairmen, faculty and students are invited to testify. Lujan said. Those wishing to testify are not required to make advance arrangements, but those wishing a specific allotment of time may contact Lujan at 864-3523.
Matters in which the committee will be particularly interested include questions related to grading, credit and general course requirements including the need to result from the general distribution requirements at the undergraduate level. Testimony may be limited to these areas but with the understanding explain the relevancy of other
Persons with questions concerning the hearings are urged to contact any committee member. Members include Lujan James, Senior Civilian; Western Civilization program; Richard Rundquist, Guidance Bureau counselor; John McKenna, professor of engineering; John Glinka, associate director of libraries; Donald Chambers, professor social welfare; and Ronald associate dean of the college.
7. ) If it is impossible to conceal a hearing board in order to hear a case for which a hearing is required, or if in a given case it would be unfair or otherwise improper to submit the issues to a hearing board, the evidence will not satisfy that it be heard by a panel which does not satisfy all of the specifications of a hearing board. This power is implicit in the grant of
Lujan said he had no preconceived ideas as to what recomprehension of the testimony might make as a result of the hearings. The group may attempt to help the University of Kansas Medical Center in Kansas City as well as in other areas.
areas to instructional evaluation in order to give the hearings focus.
Luan suggested that group with specific points they wish to present at the hearings discuss the matters in advance and a spokesman in order to save time during the actual hearings.
He said that if, at a specific hearing, individuals present were the material present before their views or the material present conclusive, the hearings could be continued in order to obtain the base of information possible."
After the three hearings, the committee will compile its information and present a report to the University Council.
Student members of the committee are Sharon Baucom, Kansas City, Mo., junior; Karen Baucom, Kansas City, Mo.; Karin Dodge, Dodge City senior. Laugheed is vice-chairman of the committee.
10. ) The order appealed from is reversed, since it does not appear that it was necessary and proper to refer the case to a panel other than a hearing board. Moreover, that part of the order which, beyond ordering the reinstature of the appellant to the team, seeks to take the case of the coach's discretion in a matter relevant to his scope of his professional discretion exceeds the remedial powers of the University Judiciary.
8. ) Before the chairman may submit a case for hearing by a panel other than a hearing board, he must specifically find that such a step is "necessary and paer" on the facts of the particular case. This finding must appear in the record of a proceeding that has heard by a panel other than a hearing board. Absence of such a finding is reversible error.
power to the integrity of its proceedings (Regs. Section 21).
The decision was signed by John Hampton, Great Bend third-year law student and chairman of the Appellate Division, and Robert Casad, professor of law.
9. Although, as noted in paragraphs 3 and 4 above, the University Judiciary has power to order the reinstatement of the status quo ante, it has no jurisdiction to order a member of the University Community, prospectively, which are legitimately within the scope of an individual or professional discretion. For example, an athletic coach may not be ordered to enter a particular athlete in a particular future competition. The Judiciary may be competent to condemn his decision to exercise the jurisdiction were wrongfully exercised, or if he is seduced or capriciously, but it cannot, by prior restraint, foreclose his right to its exercise.
But Nixon firmly denounced the Viet Cong call for a coalition including members of the present Saigon government except for the top leadership of President Nguyen Van Thieu, Vice President Nguyen Kao Ky and Premier Tran Thien Khiem.
The other side is not merely objecting to a commanderine, they have already want to demand an end to the forces and insure the takeover by one party, and they demand the right to exclude them.
"A fair political solution should reflect the existing relationship of political forces," he said.
President
There were no indications in Washington that the leadership in Hanoi was prepared to call for a truce, as he briefed by Secretary of State William P Rogers, Foreign Minister Thanat Khoman of Thailand said Southeast Asia "deserves" the truce. Mr. Khoman's hangs on the willingness of the other side.
a chance for Communist participation in selection of a new government.
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The President said his decision, reached after a month-long review of the U.S. negotiating stance in Paris, was made possible by "the remarkable success of the American policy" of training South Vietnam to assume a greater burden of the war effort.
"This patently unreasonable demand is totally unacceptable." Nixon declared.
A high-level administration official said neither the National Liberation Front, political front for the Viet Cong, nor the Soviet Union had any details of Nixon's new negotiating package.
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1088 Yamahua $200; $325; 1690 Yamaha
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For Sale Two slightly used MAN-
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LEPIDOTFETRA CREATIONS-Handmade clothing for men and women—clothing—beaded and beadwork—clothing to order 19 W. 9th.
48 Chevrolet Station Wagon 500s Altan
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cheap heap, cheap heap. However you look at it in a 1955 Plymouth for $75 or a bargain. Woody at U 4-12-91 days or B 842-049 nites.
HARDTOP for M-GM-2. Factory black, $110. Please leave message for Dana Craig at UN 4-3368 or my box in Lindley Annex 6. 10-12
STEREO-10 inlet Speaker System.
Walnut cabinets. Excellent quality and in flawless condition. Call Dave at 843-8737. 10-14
For Sale: 1964 Thunderbird convertible immaculate condition. Call 842-4752 after S.30. 10-8
There are many unloved T-SHIRTS at SANDALWOOD WOODING to be caresd by your body—From 80 to $35.00. Also Pike棉、wood, brass, leather.
TR-3, TR-4 parts, including, wiring wheels, engine block, transmission. Parting out 1990 TR-3, 1825 Louisiana. 841-269. 10-12
1970 CHALLENGER R/T, automatic air conditioned, cruise control, stereo power steering and power disc traks. best to last offer over $250 10-8 450+
TYP 790 - black & white Zenthin
Portable, 16 in. screen, Excellent condition.
$50. Call 843-6596 after 6:00
p.m.
DIAMOND RINGS for sale. Engagement,
wedding ring set, iq set,$300
new. Will Sacrifice. Call M. Bird at
864-365-824 or 862-7681. 10-12
1970s new Norton Commando 750 cc.
your office this week. I've been drafted. Will take less than $1,000. See or call 242 Tenn St. 843-425-1028.
FOR SALE
Honesty 1963 VOLKSWAGEN needs new owner. Clean and in excellent condition. Will take $500 cash or $150 credit card. Contact Dave 824-6437
Must sell Triumph Spitfire MK2, 1967
Good running condition. Reasonably
oriced. UN 4-2100. 10-8
Fender Stratocaster w/ tremolo ball and case Excellent condition. Call 842-6815 evenings. 10-12
Tunay Book Store 102, Indiaa &
Turnay 10 to 18, Mon thru Saturday
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p poetry reading by Wayne Presley 10-18
WANT ADS WORK WONDERS
Corvette Vette caravan > 327-396 up,
financial condition inside and
out getting married. Must best sell.
over $150. Call Dong at 824-6789
For Sale: Antique Fur Coat—$29.95
Alley Shop, 843 Mass.
only custom tie up for sale, 750 e.c.
oopped, mag wheel, beer tapper gauk,
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60 after 32 f., 10:13
80 after 32 f., 10:13
Low Down Payment
Women's Spring Nalismith Contract for Sale. Call 842-9723. Desperate. 10-13
1967 Firebird Sprint. 6-cyl. 3-speed.
good condition. 841-2568. 10-13
3 bedroom townhouse
Family room and
Dining, Living, Kitchen
KANSAN CLASSIFIED RATES
2 car garage
2 1/2 baths
Patio
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Three days
25 word each word: $1.50
each additional word: $0.2
10:30 a.m. day before publication
For Sale -185 $200 Durall-250 new
rugs, tanks, rugs and startling TI
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5 tortoise Tom Meller. 843-606-1
10-8
Hensley 250 Scrambleer, 1989 - 4,000 $95.
Excellent condition. One owner. $805.
Credit Call at 845-6437 or see at 1232.
*Oxanaus*
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ONE-STOP MUSIC STORE. Sales,
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Wide selection of
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Oberlin Music Center. 1825 Off-street.
parking available.
Must sell 166 Impaul RS. Reppetable
mileage, vinyl top, 3-4 speed,
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Battery 84-42238 or 8427-771
10-14
Foal Sale: 47 Vollwagen BMW New
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10-13
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Magnavox AM-PM Sterling Radio
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Nikon F-body only, black prism top,
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Custom Made Speaker Systems - You'll need to meet your taste power, or buy a system. Saves systems for Hi-Fi and bands systems. Hi-Fi-128 and bands-144. HI-FI-328 after 5:00 p.m. days.
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600 miles, red, in excellent condition,
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Black kittens, 6 weeks old. $5.00. Call
842-0282 before 2 o'clock. 10-12
1965 Mustang Fastback V4-4spade
56,000 miles. Will include Mild, no
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sell 843-259-209 by 6:00 p.m. (taxe)
92 Blue Chevette 360 cu. in., 350 hsp.
4-ond air cond. Must sell. Ph. 83-
5112 after 5:00 p.m.
NOTICE
Advance tickets now on sale at kielt@on the Mall and Primarily Leather for Big Brother and The Holding Company—Thursday, October 15, 2014.
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25 words or fewer: $1.75
each additional word: $03
STUDENTS OF OBJECTIVUM -with meet to discuss the ideas of Ayn Rand. For information call 82-4210 or 82-3216 10:14
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Fly the KU colors this season. Blue Cinsom 150. Red Cinsom 722. Full price $25. On to Cup Flybing Club. $80. Show this to your friends. 1-80-763-3480. 1-80-763-3480.
Phi Mu Alpha Sigma (professionals)
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Call 842-3750, 5-10 p.m. . Senior or Grad men only.
10-8
For Rent-College Hill Manor. Now available 1 and 2 bed room apartments close to campus. See at 1741 W 19th or call 832-8200.
LOST
Lost Pair of black framed glasses in a chalar-colored coat. Lose in memorial Stadium or between award offered. Bk46- 8250- 2520
LOST. Yellow spiral notebook with biology notes, cash reward if found.
Call: 841-2779. 10-9
Lost: Black and white adult tiger
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foot, named Freak. Last seen 14th
and Vermont. Call 842-7629. 10-18
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