Union to install automatic banking services
Automatic banking is coming to the Kansas Union
Frank Burge, director of the Union, said recently the 24-hour service would be by the outside of the building near the south entrance, which is being remodeled.
Alan Lilieoten, vice president of First National Bank, said his company would buy an automatic teller and share the 24-hour facility with the University State Bank.
Burge said all banking institutions in Lawrence had been offered space at the Union, but only First National, University State, Lawrence National Bank and Trust and Douglas County State Bank had accepted the offer.
FIRST NATIONAL and University State will offer 24-hour service at an outside banking machine starting Nov.1, Lawrence National and Douglas County will have an employee-operated machine at the information counter inside the Union in about 30 days. This machine can be used only when employees are on duty.
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The 24-hour automatic teller will handle deposits and withdrawals for account holders and can transfer money between savings and checking accounts, Lillehoue
Burge said the Union's Memorial Board decided that the Union needed to bring in a banking institution to handle the large demand for cashing services.
"We've communicated with all the banks, and they have all agreed on the type of service that would best serve the students," she said. "Our husbands will be reduced significantly."
BURGE SAID the check-cashing needs of the students had surpassed the abilities of the Union to provide money. The Union has cashing up to $1,000 checks a day, he
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"We've run out of money more times than you can shake a stick at," he said. "I would hope it would take a great load off our shoulders."
An unidentified person in Strong Hall this summer must have thought that long distance was the next best thing to being there.
More than $558 in unaccounted long-distance telephone calls were made during the summer from the Office of Admissions and Records, 122强 Hall, L.I. Vie Strand, KU Police Department, said yesterday.
The phone calls were reported to police yesterday by Dewey Alaie, associate director of Facilities Operations, police said.
Strand said the KU police were investigating the calis, which were mostly to overseas numbers.
KU police also are investigating a burglar that occurred Tuesday night in the admissions office.
A man who said he needed a light for his cigarette was interrupted in the office by a janitor, police said. The man, who reportedly had pried the lock with a screw driver, left immediately. Nothing was reported missing.
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Haverty said, and will be operated by a Union employ.
THE UNIT will be inside the Union.
Charles Havery, president of Lawrence National, said his bank would be sharing a type of teller, called point-of-sale terminal, with Douglas County State Bank.
This unit will be in full operation by the first of the year and will be able to perform check-cashing and all other banking services of the automated teller, Haverty said.
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