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Monday, November 6, 1972
University Daily Kansan
City United Fund Campaign Streaks Across Goal Line
The 1972 Lawrence United Fund Campaign met its goal of $161,515 Friday, just before a celebration lunchon for campaign officials and workers.
The University division of the campaign put the amount over the set goal when a last-minute $300 collection of pledges and contributions was taken to the United Fund office by the University chairman, Dana Leibennood.
Lawrence chairman, Charles Haverty, predicted that the total would slightly exceed the goal because all divisions had met their quotas.
Haverty said that the business, industrial and professional divisions had met their goals, and in some cases exceeded them, by no Friday. This was due mainly to the advanced canvass in these areas, he said. Although the university division collected two percent of its budget in Lawrence law, it is still about $3,000 shirt of its own goal, according to Leibengood,
"The city division went enough over their goal that the total goal was met," Leibengood said. "We hope to have the university goal met in a few days."
The original deadline of Wednesday was moved to noon Friday by Havery, who was
considering moving the deadline again before the last-minute rush of contributions
Al Hack, advanced canvass captain of the campaign, said Sunday that the drive was well organized and that is was entirely successful.
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