$120,000 Needed Monthly for Expenses
University Daily Kansan
Monday, October 5, 1970
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No State Funds Operate Union; Bookstore Earns, Spends Most
The Kansas Union is a non-profit corporation that receives no state funds, Frank Burge, union director said, stressing that the organization does not use its sole purpose is to serve the students.
Student fees, Burge said, accounted for only 5 per cent of the $42,870 total income for the year.
The bookstore, which includes the Oread Book Shop and the bookstore in the basement of Baldwin University, owns Union's income. But at the same time, Burge said, they account for most of the Union's outage of funds. He said that $8 per cent of the Union's earnings goes into new merchandise, most for the bookstore.
But with all this income the Union still does not make any money. Since July 1, 1968 it has payed $4, 430,760. Purchasing of new books is for most of this outlay of funds. 38 per cent.
Union Houses Many Facilities and Organizations
Other sources of income include the Jaybay hotel and reservations for meeting rooms in the area.
Second to the bookstore in income is the food sales which bring in 16 per cent. Food sales include the Union cafeteria, the catering room at The Rose Room and the Hawkett. Another 12 per cent from the concession stores, which include the concessions at athletic events, the vending machines on campus, snack bars in Strong Hall, the Hall and the Union information counter.
The Union employs 350 people, about half of which are students. It pays these employees, in salaries and fringe benefits, about 24 per cent of its outgoing funds.
Other expenses the Union incurs include refunds on bookstore sales slips, a Disadvantaged Student Loan Program, maintenance and repairs, office supplies, equipment, the Kansas Union Athletic Association, insurance and Student Union Activities.
Because of the increasingly wide-spread attacks and destruction of public buildings and the Union fire last year, it now costs the city $50 million to repair a base to assure the building. Burge said.
It costs about $120,000 a month to operate the Union, Burge said, and another $160,000 is needed to keep it running.
functions including planning the homecoming concert, from which it might make a profit, to the free showing of the weekly Civilisation series.
One function of the Union that most directly effects the students is AS, which which includes the AS program.
"The SUA spends more than it makes," Burge said.
"Thecorporation board which controls the Union is made up mostly of students." Burge said, "Thus they have more votes and control of the Union's functions."
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A mighty hunter stalks his prey in the jungle wilds of the KU campus. The hunter, Joe Coloforte of TL Collins, studies ants that are prone to graduate research in cell biology. The prey, and innocent grasshopper, perches idly on a stalk of grass, and eats them fast, fawning him should he be spotted by the armed and dangerous hunter.
Bwana Bugs KU Insects
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WANT ADS WORK WONDERS
The Senior Class Party will be closed to everyone except seniors who have paid their tuition.
Jim Nichols, Hiwaiata senior and class president, said the cost of the evening would be $250.
Music for the party will be provided by the Board of Directors and a University of Kansas recruiting film made in the '50s will be shown.
The new equipment, which was purchased in 2013, includes an updated Government by the city of Lawrence, cost approximately $3,000, with the seven walk-in-takki units requiring about $3,100 of that money.
It can be fitted on the back of a pick-up truck for use as a paddy wagon when mass
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Dennis Kallen, ass. city manager, said that the city had also purchased in August a facility for cleaning up
Riot Control Gear Added To City Force
Seven new walkie-task units, 40 protective helmets and plastic shields and 15 gas masks make up the newest addition of riot control units in the city of Lawrence Police Department.
Kallsen said that the equipment would be helpful in making up deficiencies.
"But you're never really equipped to handle large scale disturbances with a local police force. You have to get at the cause of the civil war and then them before they occur," Kalsen said.
The foursome will return to Lawrence after the show and dancing, said Eddy.
ALEXANDRIA, Egypt.
(UPI)-Egyptian sailor Mohamed Khamis was too poor to get married he decided to
The traveling party will depart from Municipal Airport in Kansas City, Mo., after the Senior Day football game Oct. 17 and arrive in Chicago at 7:30 p.m. Eddy said.
Class Finances Trip to Chicago, Festive Evening
The chancellor and his party will then be taken by limoiusse to the Empire Room of the Palmer House for dinner and entertainment by Sadier and Young.
The senior class will treat Chancellor Chalmers, his wife and a senior couple to an evening in Chicago, said Chuck Eddy of the University of charge of party planning for the senior class.
Police said the sailor per-
sident his flancee to bring an
$185 bill from his cellar to the
couple was held up and
was escorted by two accomplices of
Khamis.
Burge said that the Prairie Room, on Monday, was nearly empty. The areas serve about 2,000 people on game days. He added that after the games approximately 1,000 people are served coffee, doughnuts and cookies.
About 1,100 of the people passing through the Union are alumni. Burse said. He said however, that the number could be as low as 700 or as high as 1,500.
According to Frank Burge, director of the Kansas Union, an estimated 12,000 to 15,000 persons pass through the Union before a home football game.
A lobby to the State Legislature of AIS and TAS was discussed as a possible measure to focus attention on the issue of remission of legislature is responsible for waving fees.
Assistant instructors and teaching assistants have formed a steering committee to establish a legal University organization with remission of fees and salary increases.
Theoretically, the average salary of TAs for 1970-1971 is $2700. Bob Ash, co-chairman of the American Association of University Professors special committee studying the graduate and non-degree problems, and the $2700 graduate staffed by a college professor. Graduate students with lesser degree collect
Grad Students, Teachers Organize for Salary Gain
Aich said the legislature had to be made to realize how important remission of fees were for health workers.
Asch said a letter by Dean Heler in March 1970 that instructed department chairmen not to alter AI and TA funds without his consent was a real gain for graduate students. In the past, department chairmen jugged graduate courses as prospective professors at a higher salary.
The graduate students at the meeting agreed that more pressure should be put on Chancellor Chalmers, the Board of Regents and the State Legislature.
Home Games Bring Kansas Union Crowd
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In Feb. 1969, a petition signed by faculty and graduate students was submitted by AIs and TAs to Dean Heller asking for a base salary increase from $2300-$2400 to $2400-$2500, the salary scale of all AIs and TAs to be increased from $2400 to $2500, an increase in the University's Education burden passed by the State Legislature in any given year, and total remission of fees.
less than $2700; those with higher degrees collect more than $2700.
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G.E. Porta Color 13" TV, 2 vearde-
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2 Caddiella, mechanically perfect
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"Hargre" drivers in driver doors. $25.
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THE LEATHER WORKS offers, sandals, leather clothes, et. at enlightened prizes. Open 2:30-6:00 MWF 1309 Ohio St. 10-4
1969 Yamaha 250 Enduro, Like New.
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1965 Dodge carryall - 3 passenger
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1039 Oldmobile for sale. Partially restored. Also Sony 104 monaural tape recorder. Call 841-2985. 10-5
1941 Buck two door straight eight excellent condition, outdoor school car Engine rebuilt. All accessorised when the clock 4:19 - 2000 6:00 p.m.
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1944 Ford 2 dr. hardtop, 8-cyl., aut,
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Gibson Acoustic Guitars—tinnel condition. Only $65 with ease. Call Mike 842-7768 or 1060 Avalon. 10-5
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90 Javelin - red with black topi
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Hrap cheap, cheap heap. However you look at it in a 125 Plymouth for $32 is a harborage W on UN A-4-291 in days or 84200 miles in days.
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Barn available for barn parties Spot for weetroats roost, hayrack, heat and electricity, for more information, call Max Lapitat, 843-4032. tt
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For Rent, furnished one bedroom apartment at luxurious University Terrace. For details call 843-1433 or 842-1105. 16-4
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10-10
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Senator from
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