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Thursday, December 9, 1971
University Daily Kansan
Kansas Photo
Police Officers Challenge Visitors for Aisle Space
Commissioners to try again for new facility
Students Enroll Jan. 18-21
Student registration for the spring semester begins at 10 a.m. 30 p.m. January 18 through 21 at Hoch Auditorium, said William Kelly, registrar.
During registration students should pick up Student Registration Data Sheets (SRD-S), permits to enroll, certificates
Legislators Talk About Welfare
The new role of welfare, said Kansas House Representative Ken Howard, R-Overland Park, is to try to help solve the social problems, such as divorce and poverty, to keep people off welfare roles.
Howard and Representative Morris Kay, R-Lawrence, participated in an informal discussion on the welfare budget College Young Republicans meeting in the Kansas Union.
Much of the conversation was about the decrease in the welfare budget, new revenue sources to increase funding and the role of the federal agency.
Howard, who is a member o
health and Welfare Commission
said that many of the present
problems stemmed from a 47.7
million underestimate in welfare
budget. The 1972 budget, he said,
was basely on the 1971 figures and
the decreased a $13.4 million shortage.
if registration and registration packets.
Before leaving Hoch, students must revise the motor vehicle registration section of their SRDS and confirm car registration.
After completing registration procedures, all students must see a faculty advisor except those enrolled in journalism, fine arts, education or pharmacy. Students in these four schools will meet with advisers
Spring semester enrollment is
scheduled for Jan. 19 through 21
Feb. 4. An enrolled field
field house will be divided
and enrollment
enrollment locations of students.
Students in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences and the Schools of Journalism, Pharmacy and Social Welfare will enroll at the east entrance students enrolled in the College-within-The College will enter at the middle doors of the north field
house entrance. Students in the Schools of Architecture, Education, Engineering and Fine Arts will use the far west doors of the building.
Graduate students, for the first time, will enter the field house at the entrance of the school which corresponds to their area of
Inside Allen Field House students will hand in their revised SRDS and obtain their equipment and enroll they have not privately enrolled.
Students will then pick up class cards on the third floor after obtaining an "OK" to pick up the ards.
New students and others
have picture taken and $1.50 added to their semester fees before leaving the third floor via
As the last step in enrollment procedures, students will hand in cards and have their certificate of registration validated.
$300,000 Suit for Injury Filed Against Gardenhire
As a result of a shooting incident Dec. 7, 1970, on the University of Kansas campus, Barry K Snyder, 23, of Topeka, an international injury suit against Katherine Henry's 19, of Wichita
A Douglas County District Court jury has convicted Gardenhire on a felonious
Snider was wounded in the neck by a neck 32 caliber bullet during a fight, and he was called in support of Gary Jackson, an assistant in management of men's offices.
aggravated battery charge and a misdemeanor charge of illegally carrying a concealed weapon.
Women's Coalition
Until his appearance in district court on Dec. 13 to receive his sentence, Gardenhire is free on payment of the maximum of 20 years in prison and a possible fine of up to $10,000 for the aggravated battery charge. Penalty on the weapons was three months in the county jail.
Several members of the KU Commission on the Status of Women, including two who just returned from a national convention of the Women's Equity Action League, will speak to the Women's Coalition at 7:30 tonight at the Wesley Center.
The SUA and BSU will present Nathaniel Muhammad, the son of Eljah Muhammad, founder of the Black Muslims, at 8 p.m. tonight in the Room Forum of the Kansas Union. The speech is one of the SUA's Minority Forums Series.
Sailing Club Meeting
The KU Collegium Musicum will offer an informal program of music by 16th century composers at 3:30 p.m. Friday at the Museum of Art. Some modern equivalents of ancient instruments are available in the holiday. Holiday older will be provided by the museum.
Minority Forums Series
Exceptional Children Council
The KU Sailing club will meet at 7 p.m. tonight in Parlor A of the Kansas Union to plan next semester's activities.
The Student Council for Exepeational Children will host a pre-final party from 7:30 to 9:30 m. tonight at the Pizza Hut, 1806 W. 23rd. All
At the time of the shooting incident both Snyder and Gardenhare were students at KU, however neither is now enrolled. But was尸 shot in Douglas County District Court late Tuesday.
Collegium Musicum
There will be a pre-enrollment meeting for undergraduate majors in the department of speech communications and human relations from noon to 4 p.m. today in Parter A of the Kansas Union. Requested to request their folders from the College office to the meeting.
Corporation Symposium
Speech Pre-Enrollment
The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, in association with the Western Electric Company and Southwestern Bell Telephone Corporation, held a meeting at the Eldridge House Restaurant. Speaking at the Thursday session, entitled "The Role of the Corporation in the Making of Public Knowledge," presented by F. C Childs, general attorney for the Western Electric Company.
Government Center Back to the Voters
The Douglas County Commissioners are again ready to ask area voters to approve financing for the county complex. In a meeting Monday evening, the commissioners agreed to ask city leaders for the county in scheduling and promoting a binding bond on the project.
The proposed building, tagged at an estimated $4 million, is centrer from the $5,600,000 city budget by a 5 to 3 margin by voters last September. The revised complex would house only judicial offices and courtrooms for the sheriff and city police, jail facilities and courthouse space. No space would be required in city-county administration offices.
County Commissioner Raymond ice told the Kanasan city commissioners have indicated their support for the project. They have, however, to consider the proposal, fee said.
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Ice said that he thought the revised complex would be a much better solution for residents and he hoped the voters would realize this. He said that most voters probably considered the building as being too highly priced for a time of unfavorable weather, and with the lower cost of the building, he said, the new bond issue would stand a much better deal.
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Suit to Test Lottery Laws
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Lien on Hashish 'Surprising'
David T. Millstein, of 607 Louisiana, said Wednesday he was surprised to learn that the United States had filed a $108,907 lawsuit against him. The lien, which was filed Tuesday, says an excise tax is owed on 66 pounds of hashish from 32 countries importing to the United States.
The lien was filed Tuesday in the office of the Douglas County registrar of deeds.
waiting" for the action taken by the Internal Revenue Service. He referred to a previous case in the Supreme Court established that purchasing a tax seal to an illegal substance would actually be declaring an illegal possession, which would be a violation of the Fifth Amendment under the Fifth Amendment.
Millstein said he had "not been
Millstein pleaded guilty in U.S. District Court at Kansas City.
Kan, Oct 21 to a charge of lawfully facilitating transportation and concealment of hashish with a tax being paid;
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Miltenstein and DMITRI pleaded
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Increase OK'd
WASHINGTON (AP) — The announced approval Monday of 18 requests for price increases, bringing the total approved so far
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