Thursday, October 14.1971
University Daily Kansan
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Kansan Staff Photo by GREG SORBER
Calls abortion 'legalized murder'.
Open Mike Topics Varied But Few
By DON MAYBERGER
Kansan Staff Writer
About 10 speakers took advantage of an open microphone to express their views at Wednesday's Forum in front of Strong Hall.
Beeson said that the excuse that the baby would grow up in poverty and misery was invalid
In contrast with recent years, the open microphone remained silent in many cases as a crowd of about 75 people sat quietly on the grass in the warm sunlight.
"I know a lot of cases in history, where people started out with base origins—poverty, ignorantness or great heights," he said.
No one has the right, he said, to decide the fate of an unborn child.
Mike Miller, Lawrence junior,
said the Food Conspiracy, a cooperative venture designed to reduce food prices, needed
reorganization and a new
location. Miller said that anyone
who wants to meet at Saturday in the Wesley Foundation basement.
Ed DeForgnie, a represen-
tative of the French con-
tinent Against the War in Indochina,
said food and medical supplies
were still needed for the black
war.
Mark Beeson, SUA spokesman coordinating the forum, began the program by expressing his views on legalized abortion. That was opposed to legalized abortion, calling it "legalized murder."
But, after investigating the bike's ancestors, one finds that the vehicle has some relatives that are more careful as these modern curiosities.
DeForgnie said contributions may be taken to 1231 Oread.
Deforgeis said that blacks in Cairo were still being "subjected to the genocide of white middle-class America."
Several people discussed the problem of an over-abundance of bicycles on campus. Robert Dilkeser, Lee's Summit, Mo., helped with the possibility of a bike lane being built along campus roads. He
Students May Hear Muskie Without Paying
in 1967, 14 young men road a distance of 2 miles from Coundon. Warwickshire to Coventry England on a bicycle built for racing. The cyclist in camelopardite) It was dubbed the most seated bicycle in the world.
suggested that students talk to the Office of Traffic and Security or the Student Senate.
The first riddle bicycle was produced by Kirkpatrick Macmillan of the Dumfrieshire, 1839, and 1898, of number similar, if less efficient, inventions had preceded his work.
Bicycling Full of Oddities
THESE 20th CENTURY freaks of structure and ornament are exceptional examples of the bicycle.
The Smithsonian Institute
the today possesses a woman's
fashion, with a nike-pleated
frame, and a gold-plated
decorations; on its steering head are the gold initials M.N.W. embellished with small cut
glasses, with an ivory-tipped
handbars have ivory-tipped
grisedeporado with silver bands
and are decorated with gold-
tone glitter, like decoration,
as is the frame.
Kansas college, university and high school students have been invited to hear Sen. Edmund S. Kennedy address Kansas Democrat's celebration honoring Gov. Robert B. Docking, Saturday in Topeka. Democratic state chairman Ted Cruz, calling announced Wednesday.
Women's Liberation was another topic discussed by seven students William Rilke Burton and Alison Cohn for a "mens' liberation" based on the premise that women receive "no" education other than what they deserve.
Dreiling, said students would be admitted without charge to the bakehouse Municipal Auditorium backstage. p.m. to hear the Maine senator
"Many young people have expressed their interest in Sen. Muskie, Dredsul sing. "We are pleased to afford these young people the opportunity to hear the man of great national stature."
Riley cited several instances that he said placed women "on a pedestal." He criticized the policy of some local tavern owners for threatening to be on certain nights while requiring men to pay a cover charge.
In 1791 the Comte de Sivraa appeared in the gardens of the Palais-Royal atop a small horse made of wood and fitted with two
THESE FIRST DEVICES lacked steering and were propelled by pushing one's feet against the ground. This type of vehicle is called a ferry, Egypt and Babylon, and on freecoes in Pompeii. Another rendition of an early bicycle is in the parish church at Stoke Poges, Buckinghamshire, England. It is a hybrid that can carry crude firebear and is dated 1850.
J. N. NIEPCE in 1816 and Karl
At this point, the machine was called, not a bicycle, but a celerifere.
At first, this incident is said to have raised quite a stir. When the surprise wore off, many people found the whole notion of a person taking a sword in the sard, and in fact laughable. For, it was steered by leaning in the direction one desired to turn and it was propelled by thrusting at the sword.
In 1793 its name was changed to the velocife or it started becoming velocipedes, formed a club of sorts and organized races along the coast.
Sigma Chi Derby Day Planned for Weekend
Sigma Chi will sponsor its 18th annual Derby Day this weekend. Derby Day is a national Sigma Chapter event for Wallace Village, a clinic in Colorado for children with minimal brain damage, according to Terry Burns, Valley member of the Derby Day committee.
Women from all living groups are invited to participate. The girls will snatch at 3:30 Friday afternoon at Potter Lake. With the sounding of a whistle, women from all living groups will start snatching at the Sigma Gamma Rho. The women get a point for their living group every time they succeed in stealing a derby. The derby snatch will end
Activities will resume at 11:30 a.m. Saturday with a warm-up in the gym and participating groups will meet at the Sigma Chi house and will parade to the Stables in cars and decorated by the living groups.
The sporting events will begin at 2 p.m. in the Stables parking area and then king and queen will be selected. There will be a queen candidate from every living group. The king will come from among the Sigma Kappa community.
The other activities will be relay events such as a 'grapefruit sweep'. In this activity, from each living group with his back and his back and try to sweep a grapefruit from an obstacle
course. Another event will be the Derby Day 500. In this relay, each of the Derby Day coaches will pull a girl in a wagon race. There are seven places in the living group that places 1st or 2nd in an event receives points.
The main source of profit for this project comes from a book printed by the Sigma Chis which list the events of Derby Day.
"When we first drew up the search warrant," Elwyn told me. "We expressed that 1406 was a commune, but we later found out that residents were not living there."
Elwell said the charge was dropped because a search warrant for 406 Tennessee, man-made residues, was "too broad in score."
A charge of illegal possession of marijuana against Patrick Alas, Malone, Wichita senior, and Mike Schoenfelder day by County Attorney Mike Mewke.
The charge stemmed from the Sept. 24 drug raids led by Atty. Gen. Vern Miller.
vom Drais de Sauerbrun in 1817 produced steerable machines; Drais' was called a laufmachine and Nieppe's, a celeripeed.
A charge of illegal possession of marijuana against another resident of Tennessee, Edward Harder, 24, was also dropped by Ewell.
The Drain machine became known as the drainsine and in less than ten years manufactured for "resenty dandies—including the prince regent." It was manufactured from the dane of dandy horse, or hobbyhorse.
Imitations were produced in the United States, but their popularity did not last long.
Then, in the 1830s, after 5 years of experimentation, Macmillan produced a hobby horse that could be propelled without one's feet. He had used a recessed Reciprocating crates at the front were connected by rods to the rear wheels. The machine was made with wooden wheels and iron irons. The leading wheel was designed for the water and the driving wheel about 40.
MACMILLAN WAS THE FIRST person to discover that such a contraction could be balanced and propelled by the rider by operating a system of brakes, which traced to the hub of the rear wheel.
In 1842 he was fined five shillings at the Gorbals Police Court in Glasgow for running down a child with his bicycle. He had been the first cycling offence to have been officially recorded.
During the next 20 years bicycle design was said to have been retrogressive, as the bike came along and键到 the hut in front Pierre and Ernest Michaux of Paris produced this type of machine after experimenting with a hobby horse in 1861. It is said that they adopted this idea from the handle posture of a grindstone.
A Munich man, Karl Kech,
built this kind of machine, as well
as a motorcycle in the family of France produced two
velocipeeds. This model became
known also as a "boneshaker"
and then, after 1888, as a
knee bracer.
A mechanic of thes, named Pierre Lallement at this time he was born in New York of him and came to the United States, where with James Carroll of Ansonia. Conn, he obtained patent in the United States.
A CHAIN-DRIVEN bicycle was produced in 1869 by one such company. It took the same year, Paris was host to the first cycle show, and the first road race for cycles. James Miles won, women of the 83-mile road race.
By 1865 the family was producing 400 a year.
And in 1871, he introduced his Aelio bicycle, or the "penny fifties," which became a popular due to its simplicity, lightness and use of tubing for the bicycle.
As with most areas, bicycling is its father figure. James Coventry Sewing Machine Co., which built the bicycles, became known as the "father of the cycle probably for two reasons.
wire spokes. Through this engineering, equal tension could be obtained over the entire wheel
With the development of the chassis bike and the pneumatic tube bicycle business really began to boom. By 1893 the structure of the bicycle had been stabilized into a roller-chain drive and pneumatic wheels. After the introduction of the wheels remained essentially the same ever since, except for the multidevice of accessories such as brakes.
This was the machine with the immensely large front wheel, and quite small rear one.
Still, the Michaux operation had put France in the forefront of cycle development.
The first chain-driven bicycle was designed by H. J. Lawson in 1925 and built by Boyd Befast, a veterinary surgeon, invented the pneumatic tire.
EXPERIMENTS for adding engines to bicycles began during the 1880s as well, and grew into the moment of the current motorcycle.
It was constructed for a journey of about 15,000 miles across America. America and Asia traveled by ship that trip was successfully completed.
The Humber was the first modern form of a diamond frame construction. This model is still used at the Science Museum in London.
In 1870 he patented a tension-spoked wheel in which the rim and the hub were connected by
A specific example is the use of bicycles by the Viet Minh to transport food to Phu in 1954. Bicycles were used there to transport supplies. The Viet Minh were, by the way, French bikes—made by Peugeot.
TODAY, the bicycle is the most numerous class of vehicle in Denmark, Belgium, England, Germany, the Netherlands and Germany.
It has grown in this century to become an essential means of transportation for many people.
Not only have bicycles been used to take people back and forth to work, but have also been wartime emergency situations.
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Car Alarm. Protect your ear from loud noise with an auto alarm system, 180-250 volts. Also available on campers and trucks. Available at Tom Cat Call at 811-3601, after 9 a.m.
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The Bill and Bust Board has available for purchase two boats drawn to 14,000 lb. Ask Ake, Mr. Craig, Capable of holding 1,500 lbs at hand, of the truck, at the side of the truck.
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$40; $100; Briquet Brisket - $150;
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Something new! Shirt-tailed T-shirt,
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843 Mass.
SMITTY'S DIAPER SERVICE $12.00
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10-21
Guitar lesson—Judy Nolly now teaching at Richardson's Music Shop, 18 E 9th St. 842-0021 Falk - blue bimes - finger pinching 10-30
Tutoring in Organic and Biochemistry by grad, student. Call UN 4-3549 or "V" 3-1542 and ask for Rich. 16-15
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CALLIGRAPHY    Chaney, curly,
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Saddle leather purses from $16 The
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Will babysit in my home or your
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LAWRENCE ART CENTER
makes 3 new courses: still photography,
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Professional ballet instruction
Lawrence School of Ballet 842 Mass (earth)
Jode Fattorie instructor
Emily Todd teacher
10 Nov. 19 12:32 or 843-456
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Person wanted to run a very profitable business. Katrina abilities are required, and she must qualify for Mrs. Warren's Mast Qualifications to Mr. Warren;
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Wanted: Up to six tickets for KU-NU game This big Blue Titan want to see the BIG BLUE MACHINE roll over UU. 842-862-6823
Flute teacher needed to help w,
scales and rock. No band or books
please. 842-4715. 10-15
Chick to live in Willing to cook (well) and wash dishes as payment For rent, private room. If interested 1327 Kentucky. after 5 p.m. 10-12
Wanted—one far-out cat to share a
B.R. turn up, ½ block from the
unite will have own room. Call 842-9731.
Want to buy two tickets for KU-
Nebraska football game Call 843-8758
10-12
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Apartment — newly decorated — one bedroom furnished — wall to wall carpeting— 1'; blocks from Union. Phone 843-5767 If
Available now, 2 bedroom apartment,
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Campus. Smith Apartments, 1123
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Ridgley has! It is 1.1 one or two bedrooms, furnished or unfurnished a quiet, flat. Ball courts, covered heated pool, ball courts, pets welcome. Fence. 10-14 822-4444
EBIC Agents, also rooms, kitchen priviledge. Block to KU. Possible rent reduction for child care or cleaning 842-5097 after 5 p.m. 10-22
for rent - furnished 2 bedroom, air-
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Dessert apartment—partially furnished close to campus $100.00 units paid Call 841-2222 10-15
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1 or 2 female students to move in
farmhouse. 10-sec storage, skirt carpet,
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Gold watch in 125 Maule on October 5. Has much sentimental value? No questions asked. Reward. Call 842-105-6277 at 5:00 p.m.
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Last around Oct. 2, between two teams and their attorneys are two ground ball players. They are white and white and the female is black and white and the male is combo by 1730 Kentucky Reward.
Lost, Women's white gold watch
of great sentimental value Sunday.
October 10 in KU Union or on Mi-
morning St. SC1-843-4422, after 6 p.m.
FOUND
Oct. 8 - 3-month old gold and black kitten in Gibson's公园 black very affective Call Dan or Berkey. 842-9528 after 5 p.m. 10-15
FOR SALE
Small, nervous, scraggly black hatred
male puppie. Maa, dog tag. Answers
sometimes to name 'Pantheh'
'Reward.
Tele. VI 3-6231 10-20
Honda 175' s for rent at now on the Ride-On Bike Shop Also 70's & 100's for street & trail, hill & yard 1401 Massachusetts 831.814.864 10-20
Lot: Ladies' gold wrist watch
Fri night.
Oct. 8, out birth or west of campus
2 chain band Beward 843-3843
evenings.
10:18
Imported Angora knit dresses Alley Shop, 843 Mass. 0
Highest price paid for used cars. G.I.
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For sale. Two family yard sale-
clothes, furniture, un婚ed wedding
dress, and other misc. Items Stars &
Lifts. Oct 8 and 10. 10-15
742 Mains
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APRICOT PIEZ Mint chip cookies.
You name it, I bake it and deliver
It Call 843-7603 before 8 p.m. 10-14
1950 Chrysler eight passenger limo-
er, excellent condition, factory re-
pair. 8x16. $250. Antique good anti-
tear, absolutely reliable.
$250. Telephone 10-734
7931
Naisouth contract for sale. Call 842-5459 anytime. 10-14
For sale. Jayhawk Towers gut, for sublease. Please contact 842-4785. 2 bedroom, furnished. 10-14
1970 Yamaha 520 2 Stroke street bike
Excellent shape. Best offer. Call VI 2-
3566. Forbes. 10-14
BICYCLES- 2 two-speed mikes in very good condition. Highest offer takes. Also one heavy-duty two wheel bikes. 813-709. 10-14
Sondra Treadway (owner)
New posters, wind chimes, incense,
leather goods at the Hodge Podge
15th W. 9th. 10-24
Frames, Liners, Pads 710 Mass.
Behind Lenny Zeros
Waterbed Store
Sony AC-DC tape recorder. Yamaha
A60 G古典钢琴 22寸 baler
35-inch keyboard 45x14.4 in.
50x14.4 in. wide theater saxes
in tubes mounted on GM rims. 842-4900
"Super Old?" B-flat trumpet. $280
new. Now used, good condition. $100
844-6071 10-14
Relax a while. Come to Sandy during a 4-hour Pop-Up Day from 3-4 am and 4-8 pm. Visit 206 Pop-Up Coffee Shops in Birchwood, WI 9th and 10th & Drive-in.迎宾周 9:10, WI 9th.
1971 Curvete convertible, PS. 4 speed, air lifted, air mounted $6,200-$9,000 more. Also 1350 BSA 441 Vulnerable 1863 Triumph Sprint BAC 481-160-161.
FORD, 66. Custom 500, V8 Aut., P.S.
P.R. A.C. CAL Arzang. 843-5487
at 10:
6:00 p.m.
For sale - 1988 W-V low mileage
new tires, blue, excellent condition
best offer. Must sell soon as possible.
Call 842-8325
10-15
Leather and rough-out pants now in at the Hodge Podge. 15 W. 9th 10-24
Home-made cake, no preservatives,
largest freshness of fruits,
and most flavorful. Individual selection.
Garden Market.
makes eat of Teppei. Hw-24 95
806-763-1600
1966 V.W. bug. Good condition, new tires,
checkered brakes, good engine.
Call 842-0231 after 5 p.m. and
weekends 10-18
For sale—1302 Oldsmobile, after two extra sets of strings. Bolex 16, mini movie camera; call 843-2983, 10aX
Mobile home, built to last. 10-55 with
10x10 extension. Furnished. dishwasher, washer, range, refrigerator.
843-6105
10-18
Bicycles two, 3-speed men's bike and one 4'1" tall tail stand bike, all in very good condition. Highest offer takes one or all 843-7939. 10-18
Must sell 1969 Triumph TR6 maroon with beige interior; Michel tire excellent condition. Call 842-6200 at 3:30 p.m. on exception Tues. 10-15
12 string electric Rickenbacker guitar. In excellent condition. VI 2-1683.
10,19
regency H1-No scanner w. eryscalyx
w. tachyon; lens angle w. angle w. wheel
and w. angle w. angles 47. Allied 7.
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vet G. Garatt 9. empty kill vet G.
new empire B. Neumann's style
new empire B. Neumann's style
Nikon FT1/4, 50 mm lens w/case.
Never been used. Out of original box
for only examination. $73. Ask for
Bob at b64-2383, evenings. 10-19
For sale—James Taylor tickets. Two
together, good $4 seat in first ba-
cety. $20 or best offer. Call 684-6732.
10.15
Eldurord 1971  Ossa 250. 700 miles.
Never been raced. Must grow now.
After 5 p.m. 842-3960. 10-19
New shipment of Wallace Berry and skinny rib tops at the Wearhouse, 8411; Mass. 10:19
Gotta 'til, pair of wide, white-gold
wedding bands. Also, two 12 inch
speakers; four, 4 inch speakers. Ask
For Ward. 832. 10-19
1968 Camaro SS 390, tape power,
magic, priced reasonably. Call 842-
4018 10-19
1863 Chevette Malibu SS, recently re-
built 205-4 harley-davidson power
wagon with silver headlights and oval
silver Excellent condition $252
825-7 Hershey Days 84-10-19
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Snowflite sale! New iPad eylon 790
13 only $2.89 prl plus 1.94 ea
Duck feathers at Hazy
Stonebelt on the Marsh
dured before it it snows.)... 10-27
8 track tapes only $29.00 *Special Magnavox tape of award winner*-while they last! Ray Stoneback's 929 Mass 10-27
100 watt Magnavox component
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For sale - 2 stuffed snow trees, 11:38-14:14 8:35-14:15 2-wheel—14-for $250, 2-wheel—offer $250 Healthfit heart rate device 600.00 or best offer 10-20
For sale. Ladies' 3 sped bicycle. New and in great condition $50. Call 842-8772 after 5:00. 10-20
For sale—one pair of fine Spanish boots. Full calf, never worn. Size 81"; 842-0652. Joseph. 10-20
For sale. Portable 8 track tape player.
AC, DC, Gcw for picnics. Brand new.
Call 864-2831 10-20
Most sell 3. James Taylor tickets.
Willing to take a loss. Call 843-1685.
10:15
SALE-DENIUM FLARES 29-38. $5 A PAIR WHILE THEY LAST EARTH-HINE. EAST 6th & MASS 10-20
For sale. Exec office desk. All steel
tops, aluminum handle, double gusset,
gun double barrel richiim $8. Muni navyx sterio console $5. Typing desk
snowboard. Kid snowboard chains $10.
Baskets $29.
DIXON INSURANCE
839 Miss. 842-9210