University Daily Kansan
Thursday, September 2, 1971
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Wescoe Hall to Be Partially Funded by Students
Wescoe Fee in '73
By ERIC KRAMER
Kansan Staff Writer
The building is financed by $1,911,694 from the federal government, $1,698,470 from the state and $1,480,400 from the sale. The student is also retired by charging students $4.50 a semester after the building is completed. It is the first KU student to be partly 'funded by student fees'.
Students will pay part of the cost of Woece Hall, but they will not start paying until the fall. The school building has been completed, Keith Nitcher, vice-chancellor of business affairs, said Wednesday.
There was a move to start collecting the fee next semester, and the Committee discovered it when examining fee schedules and appaled to the administration, calling the body president, said Wednesday.
NITCHER SAID plans to collect the fee in the spring were dropped because Chancellor E. Laurence Chalmers Jr., said he
felt he had made a commitment to the students to not collect the fee until the building was in use. Nitcher said the administration had wanted to collect the funds early to create a resistance against
Principal payments are not due until 1975, but interest payments start this month. The total cost of the building is estimated by structuring it and furnishing it will be $7,880.51. Of this, $473,114.55 went for architectural fees. If the building was high because the building was designed several times.
The building, now under construction across jawshawk valley, was completed in the summer of 1973 if construction is on hold.
ARCHITECTS WOODMAN and Van Doren of Wichita received $210,790 for a design that would have made Wescoe Hall the tallest building in Kansas. Their building would have been to house a federal judge who redesigned it several times, the Kansas Board of Regents
The bonds for the building were sold with an interest rate of 4.8 per cent. The federal government pay 1.8 per cent of the interest.
AN AIR CIRCULATION plant in a long enough to serve a large classroom. Weese will build where the greenhouses not stand, behind them.
the four-story building will have two floors below ground on the north, the side facing Strong above ground on the south, the adjacent above ground on the west.
200-seat auditoriums and
12 language laboratories will be
provided on-site. Other rooms
also house 3-90-seat rooms, 8-70
seat rooms, 10-50 seat rooms, 5-32
seat rooms, 6-25-seat rooms, 2-22
seat rooms and 21 seminar rooms.
KUMC Ties Seen
By GAYLE TRIGG Kansan Staff Writer
The proposed medical center to be established in Wichita as an affiliate of the University of Kansas is expected to weaken any existing ties between the Lawrence campus of KU and the Medical Center in Kansas City, Chambers City, to chambers Clermers Jr. Wednesday.
The proposed program would involve Wichita State University and other hospitals in Wichita to be used to be used for medical education.
Recommendations for such a facility in Wichita and for the region, to be the focus of a meeting in Wichita today between Chalmers; the Kansas Board of Regents to send information Dr. William Rieke, vice-chancellor for health affairs; and representatives of health care institutions.
Chalmers said he didn't see that the program at Wichita would in any way weaken the tie game between Boise and Kansas city campuses.
"In some respects," he said, "it ought to strengthen it because it will stretch the personnel at the front of the army haven't been stretched before. If they can reach Wichita, it ought to have a lot easier to reach Lawrence."
Ties between Kansas City and Lawrence are now mostly in terms of University policy, finance, and some joint job room#R87H.
Chalmers noted that much research been done at the Medical Center and University of Wisconsin so far, yet it is being done separately and often without the knowledge of those on the Lawrence cam-
"If the only excuse for having the University of Kansas label apply to the Medical Center," he said, on both campus reports to my office, then we might as well detach the other organization, because that is not an adequate substitute for a university campus.
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Chalmers said a committee composed of people from both Kansas City and Lawrence is documenting interactions between students to determine whether improvement could be made. The committee will then project additional interactions that result in a stronger program or a saving cost to one or both campuses.
student movement from Lawrence to Kansas City to Wichita.
The results, he said, could be as mundane as a recommendation that shuttle buses be run daily between the campuses or as sweeping as the formation of students doing research on one campus and their counterparts on the other.
He said he also foresees a change in academic programs. There is no question, he said, that people in nursing are not happy with the changes in the block of courses purely in the liberal arts, followed by a block in Kansas City purely in nursing. He hopes to blend the programs by exchanging professors and students and simultaneous programs.
A student would begin with his undergraduate pre-medical education in university, continue in university for three years, conduct clinical study, and finish with an internship-residency in Wichita. Eventually, he said, Wichita would like to accept entering medical students and start them from scratch.
Chalmers said he anticipates
Paramedic Debate
TOPEKA (AP) —The legislature's special committee on delivery of medical services has appointed a new Wednesday on how rapidly the state should move to implement a program of training and licensing physicians that assists to help patients understand its critical doctors of health.
County Medical Society, argued that the state had such a crisis that the so-called paramedic could be given the highest priority.
But others cautioned that the state should not move too fast—citing a national "blue ribbon" committee which is studying the state's policies, suggesting that the state wait until that group makes its report public.
John L. Kiser, Wichita surgeon representing the Sedgwick
McColl added that the Taiwan government had done an outstretched effort to develop, but was probably no more on it was democratic than it was the US, and said he doubted the ability of the Taiwan government to do so. The government has maintained malignancy.
admission of China to the UA at a meeting on Asia held in April. "Opinion seems to favor admittance," said McCail, and he said the government factions in the U.S. would like to see Red China recognized.
Red China . . .
Commenting on the effectiveness of the mainland government, McColl said he thought it had "done a superb job." He and Smith both said that the government had made errors. Then they organized them and change policy immediately when necessary.
"Maybe this is not very democratic action," the McColl said, "but it is rational. The mainland and the islands oriented toward the masses."
"THEME HAS been so much vast change on the mainland that a convergence of policy and technology probably be impossible," he said.
"There is a psychological advantage for China, because we are going to them," McColl said. Smith said he saw the visit as an opportunity in the change of attitudes and perspectives of the two nations.
Both Smith and McColl look on, visiting his upcoming visit to China in an opportunity for much dialogue and diplomatic exchange, but think it will be a difficult task.
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HE MENTIONED our withdrawal from Vietnam and the balance of power among Russia, China, Japan and also cited the leases Taiwan is granting to American oil companies for areas off the coast of China, which supposedly have more water than those in the Persian Gulf.
"We are beginning to realize our own limitations," he explained. "We're also changing the way we speak." When we failed in China in the 1940s, it was because of the 'Pinko's in the State Department. But we've grown up and we're not so longer maintain this attitude."
"If China could lease the areas to American firms, it would be undercutting Taiwan, and receive royalties from the U.S., he said. "China does not have the means to develop the oil fields, would benefit greatly from allowing the United States to do it."
"As a civilization with 4,000 years of recorded history, China has been greatly hurt by being so long." McColl said.
Smith added that the United States had been arrogant and fearful of Europe and West Germany as two nations had failed and were greater threats.
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Visit the "Sewer" at the Attic 927 Mass 11
Spaghetti—all you can eat for 99e at Shorty's Beefeater. 644 Mass. ff
Earthshine—East 8th & Mass. Front to bottom we can cover you in style.
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In discussing China's possible reasons for suddenly wanting to open negotiations, McCall pointed out that the U.S. has been willing to negotiate since 1853. He argued that Beijing lacked change in policy, but said that no one reason was strong enough to bring about the change.
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Picture framing -- 350 mouldings available; velvet mats, liners, trivise glass. Anything in picture Paint Store 18 W. Mansfield St. 83-64141
Free—7 black kittens. 8 weeks old—
box trained Raised with dog. Call
VI 2-1984. 9-7
Lend palpatine-6 yrs experience-
want to join or start a band with
some other talented musicians Call
841-1080
STADIUM BARBER SHOP. 1033
Mass. 9-27
Job printing - lower prices and faster service - loadouts, letters, posters, books.
Also key. Press book-binding in Main Key. Press Collection 9-170 Mass
Earthshine—East 8th & Mass Be first on your block to wear your jeans too long-bells up to 36" in length. 9-7
Attention! One or two late students,
Nice large room in quiet home,
will be adjusted to class
schedule. Open all holidays.
Rhode Island
Room and board and friends near
campus. Everyone welcome $10 per
month. Ph. 842-2354. 1120 W. 11th St.
9-8
Bill's Bike Shop, 2002 Haskell,
new open. Parts & Service for all
makes of bicycles. Pick-up and
delivery hours 10:45-5:45, 9:45-5:30, 8:32-12:00
Marrane supplies. A wide ada-
tion of colored cords and jute. Books too!
The Crewel Cupboard 17. E 8th St.
9-6
Ride wanted by biology instructor
Kansas City to Lawrence, returning
to K.C about 6 P.M. Calls Mrs. Dam-
 Kansas City. End. Call 812. 510 W. 37th
St. End. Call 812. 510 W. 37th St.
Free kittens to good homes. Perfect pet for apartment or dorm. Call Scott-841-2356 9-3
Welcome students to the North Side Country Shop, 707 N. 2nd Antiques, used furniture and thousands of other items from the Musterland International 9-7, 7 days; 842-3158
Garage Sale: Skies, skirts and clothes on sale; equipments, perfume bar and banquet ware available 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Friday at Westchester, west of Haltown-Valley; Westchester, west of Haltown-Valley
FIRST PRESENTAYER CHURCH
2415 W. 21st St. . one block from
Holiday Inn invites you to coffee
and breakfast on Sun—saturday
9:00 or 11:00
*ypewriter cleaned*-standards, elites, or portables. IBM, Royal卫中-corona, etc. Very reasonableates. Phone 842-7521. 9-9
Yard Sale—Sept 3 & 4 N noon to
Fri, 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Sat, Cloth-
book, clock radio, 2 aquariums,
3 chairs, Next to Cabi-
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Horses boarded-private facility close in—has room for a few horses-fully stable care-riding area-feat twicedaily. VI 2-1406 .9-98
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THE BOOK TO TAP FREE kings of BUD
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Tart's Landing, 1903). Mason, St. is in the student's answer to many clothes care. Bring in tie-up skirts on the same day as your class. For back-to-school shirts, Mason, St. (Mon - Pm): 8:00 - 5:30
Experienced drummer wants to start
or join a hardrock band. Call Pat
Tatum at 843-8155. 9-7
Hung-in-Martin long with gold band, and black stone. Reward offered in $5.00. Call 841-6072 after 3:00 p.m. and before 3:30 p.m. 9-7
LOST
Wedding, pictures (in 3" x 2"
black box). If found, please notify
Coach Triche Owens.
XU Backchair. XU School
Photos. phone - 614-7384. 9-14
phone - 614-7384.
Last 5 month old Black Labrador with white breast and feet. Call 841-2450. 9-8
Clothes you like at prices you can afford. It's the Alley Shop 843 Mass.
tt
Least-Dark, deep key case name;
in or between Learned Hall,
Allen Field House, and Murphy Hall.
Big Aug. 12, Aug. 19, Rowe
301.
FOUND
Antique fur coats $29.95 THE AT-
TIC. 927 Mass t
Earthship—Fast 8th & Marr—sinky
patches to spruce up your favorite
years for the up-coming school year
9-2
For your fall wardrobe it's the Alley Shop. 843 Mass. ff
Visit "The Sewer" at THE ATTIC,
927 Mass. For "swingin' dresses" tt
Baby siting in my home, any age.
Large fenced in play area. Lunch
provided. Day time care. Call VI 2-
6761.
Female roommate wanted for daplex
Female residence 1137 New York. Appr $45
per month. No phone. Please leave
room on Friday or Saturday.
weekends, 9-7
Wanted. Female commute to share 2 bedrooms apt with 2 students. $630 at College Hill Manor. Call 842-7787 after 5:00.
2 girls to work at work M-F from 11-11 at the Built and Dear Restaurant. Meals plus expense check M12-9454
9-30
2 girls need 2 roommates. Park 25. 2 bedroom-2 bath. 48.70 mo 84.2
4847.
287.
Wanted desperately 1 female roommate to share 1/2 expenses of 2 bedroom C-A house Rent $55 plus utilities. Call Vi I 2-0042 9-3
roommate wanted to share 2 bedroom patchouse apt with two other males. Call 843-2553 9-9
*Wanted. Registered physical therapist for home care program. Part-time.
Call Douglass County Visiting Nurses
Asnin. 843-3738 9-7
Female roommate want to share
modern 2 bedrooms, 2 bath apt with
3 other girls Rent $43.75 Call 82-9-
8001
FOR RENT
For rent—two fully furnished bed-
rooms with consulting 3 piece bath-
room. For actor or graduate gift
and condo. For guest room.
Campus Road, Phone #87452 - 7528
Ridgata Akwu now under new management. Will provide service and make improvements that will keep you on the ground at $129.00 • 2 bedrooms unfurnished with carpet and toilet.
Try a peaceful country style at home. A good basketball court, court laundry areas, ample parking, pets and furniture from $10.49; Burlington, Furnished apartments from $14.99.
For rent, furnished apt. 4 private bath to 4 KU boys. Phone VI 5-3289-7 9-7
Rent a sewing machine, $5.00 a month, White Sewing Center, 916 Mass. 9-7
HELP WANTED
FEMALE ARTIST'S MODEL -Node
experience not required THE LAW-
RENCE, ART CENTER $2.50
hour Call 843-6336 or 843-9535 9-3
Pull or part time: experienced household goods packers and loaders Ethan A. Smith, Box 237, Lawrence, living qualifications and experience
Caddis hostess, attractive, permeable, part-time time-energy. Prefer age 21. Lawrence restaurant. Phone VI-314-381 after 6 p.m. 9-7
Now taking applications for waitresses,
part time earnings. Able to work
under pressure, enjoy meeting public
speakers, e-mail. Phone: 9-10-
817-5242. Web: www.business.edu
$9.90 per hour
Part Time Work: Marketing projects made by the Blind. Must have a car excellent pay; around 15 hours per week. Call 843-6098 after 4:30 - 9:60
FOR SALE
For pantsuits it's the Alley Shop 843 Mass. If
Hot Pants, Hot Pants, Hot Pants, The Attic, 827 Mass. tf
For pants and tops it's the Alley Shop, 843 Mass. tf
For sale--two bedrooms 8. f. 45 x 15.
1956 Champion Trailer Home located
Bigham Court, 1600 N 4th Street
Call collect-1-299-2966 9-3
WATERBEEDS, King-Size with 20-yr-
guarantee. Frames and foam pads
also available. Call 842-7668 now 9-3
Arts and crafts-Grumbacher art supplies; decoupage supplies, beads and other crafts. Daint Paint Store 918 Mass St. U43-641. 9-3
1964 VW with 66 motor, perfect running condition. Excellent interior and exterior. Must be to appreciate. 52 Carsman Inc. $108 Call VI-701-2610
Have. 58 Ford. 1,4 ton pickup. Sell or trade for motorcycle at 926 W 24th. No. 6. Body, bed, tires, and in good shape 9-7
For sale-motorcycle—1971 Triumph Trophy 500, 1200 miles. Must use now Call 841-2356, ask for Michael 9.5
1953 Dodge Very, dependable, excellent running condition, Good tires and battery. $150 Call Durge at 842-1114 or come by 1614 Kentucky
For sale - $75, 1961 Pontiac Catalina.
Priced for a quick sale. PS. AT:
Needs body work but clean interior.
Call 844-4061 after 9 p.m.
For sale. Speech 22 drawing equipment.
Only used last semester. Reasonably priced. Call 842-2768 9-22
Waterbeds $22-$50 - any size, 5-year
guarantee when used with liner.
Custom-molded frames available. Also
made in Miami. JW-923. Ivanez 9-7
mold. #M-141-22600.
Component stereo system, AM FM stereo, radio, 19" profit turret. Jamies 3 way tape deck. Deck for 2-way tape deck. White Sewing Center, 916 Mass. 9-7
A good selection of good used sewing machines from $9.95 up. White Sewing Center, 916 Mass 9-7
Great Dane puppies for sale. Fawn
color. Male V1-252-89
9-3
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Monday, August 30
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A Complete Line of
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"For Feets Sake, If The Shoe Fits . . . Repair It"
8th St. Shoe Repair
105 E. 8th
Shines Dyeing Refinishing
8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Closed Sat. at Noon
Potted Mum Plant in Full Bloom - Greenhouse Fresh. 500 lb Berry Canyon
Used 1971 International Skiff 404k
1970 International Travailville, auto-
tomatic. Used 1986 Skiff 205k,
bike trainer 1969 V.W. Bus 1963 V.W.
Bug Kuber Trier and 1948 Kuber
Trier. 1948-98 Kuber. 1948-98
Uvated vacuum cleaners, Hoover, G.E.
Electronics, etc. $9.95 up. White Sew-
ing Center, 916 Mass.
Pence Garden Center & Greenhouses
bass guitar, Italian hollow body w/
guitar, sound play, bass player,
EQO Bone bass guitar,
Apt. for rent, downtown, Kitchen,
kitchen furniture, loft w/ $00
442-6623
Earthship—East 8th & Mass—Summer
clearness, up to 50°; off—worry,
entire stock not included. 9-7
Student aid - New & used furniture
Retailer - New & used furniture
Refrigerator ranges, swish-
unites, living room tables, dining
suites, living room chairs
MAAS FURNITURE & AP-
SURANCE
V.w. van 66 Honely but depotable
RIVOLVing red, engine overhanked,
good tires, clutch rebuilt Free Uncle
san on dashboard 140 Herc 146 Tere
For Sale. Custom tailored suits $65,
costs and contracts $45. Black $45.
Choose your own style. Get measured
for top quality suit or sport
wear. Call 800-713-2525.
For sale, 1965 M.G. 1100 four door
sedan, 17,500 actual miles. Excellent
condition. Call $650 Call 843-8833.
For sale--motorcycle helmet  Bell
503-1x only 2 months old Call Tom.
843-2018  9-8
Olympus is the only camera. Focusing ring, built in light meter, motorized flash, advance camera attachment, wireless connection for $60. Will price for $40. Stru 825-4148
Want to ride cheaper than you can buy? Walk by My Suzuki $10 motorcycle, 70 miles, 120 mi to gall and run 50 mph. $225. Call 842-741-9-8
15th & N.Y.
843-2004
Antique sale Saturday only. Brass
hats $25, oak dressers $30,
keys $35, Ice Ove ice box $10
School uniforms $50, mirror
mirror $40. All kinds of dresses
hats, buffets, hutches, ate at Perry An-
nies.
For Sale. 58. Plymouth Roadrunner,
323. 824 door model. Road wheels, very
deluxe hardtop. Must sell. Call 842-
6108
Leaving town, must sell 1968 Van Dyke Moline Home 2 bedroom, furnished, A.C. Located at 1st and Michigan Make up 843-858-9-8
1967 Triumph GT-6, Blue, Mags & polyglass. New engine, transmission, overhaul. Call 040-251-3400, ported, knocks, overhaul. Call 040-251-3400, job for 8-9 or see at Naima.
Triumph 1966 TBD, yellow. American mags, 169-51 trees, aberash exhaust, great condition Call Ron. 842-277-9
1117 Kentucky.
For sale: 1969 Norton Commando "S"
750 cc. Call 242-381. Ottawa, Kansas.
Beautiful, micro-metre, sall. BSR
MacDonald turbable. XY51 xieking
cartridge. FM stereo and cassette tape
deck all in one piece. Spapa sebrera
separation device.
1971 Kawasaki 350. Just broken in-
low mileage Chris, 1228 Ohio. 9-8
For sale: Used refrigerator, excellent condition: $40; 842-2715. 9-8
68 Triumph Trophy 250 Runs excel-
lently $385 Woody at 843-6455 Exe-
nctions 9-8
Movie Room GE and 500 condominiums.
Boeing Rockefeller and 500 condominiums.
Vibration vibrator.
Carpet carpet.
Chair padded GE and washing machine.
Washing machine.
Square, small chest of drawers and square, small chest of drawers.
62 Chev, 4 door, good running condition, burns regular, cheap transportation, phone: 841-3260; after 6:00 days, weekdays; on weekdays 9-11
1970 Yamaha XR-G100cc, 2000 miles,
custom luggage bar. Excellent con-
dition. $1,000 Dave Bliss at 1234 Road
¢.4
Wine Jug Thailand Brass Elephant Vase
Fuil Sale - Component stereo system-
AM FM tuner amplifier, turntable,
tape recorder, and four speakers.
Good price - call Steve. 812-2950-9
www.funil.com
Great Dane. ARC reg, 2 yr old male,
birding coloration. Phone: 814-320-6200.
After 6:00, weekly anytime on
birds. Also dog food and toys.
India Copper Plate Mexico Beer Stein Germany Gift Shop Hours
Psychology hardbands and paper-
back books.
Optimal psychometric areas.
Also Wollman 2-4 track record records,
mike carry, mike carrying.
842-2612.
In order to make room for newly imported handcrafted the Museum of Art, two or three new available many articles in its present collection and in brows. A sample of these articles is shown.
10:04 36-M Sat. 18:04 36-Sun
(from time in sales to the Gift
item) at Museum of Natural
services through the Museum of Natura-
l History)
9-3
Sale Original
Price Price
$6.00 $10.00
PARTY CATERING AT SHORTY'S BEEFEEER 644 MASS. if
It's The Attic, 927 Mass. Pants and tops for her.
MISCELLANEOUS
$7.00 $13.00
$9.00 $17.50
$8.00 $14.00
Tony's 66 Service
PARTY CATERING AT SHORTY'S BEEFEATER 644 MASS if
$15.00 The Alley Shop, $43.50; ta-
tle Earthship - Eighth & 8th; and
Brake? Come in and just rap with us
we get lovely.
KU Film Society Presents
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starting service
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121-1008
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Members Free. Non-members 75c
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