University Daily Kansan
Tuesday. October 17, 1972
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Fruit-Throwing at Game Protested by KU Band
The University of Kansas
Marching Band plans to ask
the Student Senate to lodge a formal
complaint with Kansas State
University, according to Gary
McCarthy, associate director,
Kansas State University, and
band president.
M卡利会明天 that the bank says complain about the state fans' fuss. MKU will host KU band members with pieces of fruit during and after Saturday's
ignore it in the past, but we cannot afford to anymore," he said.
Robert Foster, director of, letters, said that about 70 of the 100 people who attended the suered杀 off of oranges, apples, plums and rolls of toilet paper.
"We were just fortunate that someone did not get hurt badly," he said.
During the band's pregame show, one of the flag carriers was hit in the head by an orange, Foster said, and she did not have
Intensive ...
The center receives $475 of the $538 its 100 full-time students received in 1972. For fiscal 1972, the center's budget showed $122,424 in total expenditures. Accounts accounted for $6,000 of the income for the year was $127,322.
He said a tuba player got his nose cut when he was hit by an orange that pushed his glasses into the side of his nose.
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some placing the blame on a large turnover rate each season agreed that this was a problem.
any feeling in the side of her face for over an hour.
All 180 band uniforms have to be cleaned and about half of a dozen instruments need repair in a doorknob. A Saturday's game means a sad
Francis Heiler, professor of law and political science, was the vice chancellor of academic affairs. He suggested that some of the disappointments and pain caused by students suffered were the result
“It’s cheap labor, it has to be that,” he said. “If we had full professors, it would cost $1.5 million.”
McCarty said he hoped that the Student Senate would lodge a petition to the student government at K-State and that Acting Chancellor Nichols would also lodge a formal complaint with the president of K-State.
of inadequate preparation before coming to this country.
But when asked to give some general impressions from student complaints he heard, he replied with one comment.
John P. Augelli, dean of international programs, was the chairman of the Advisory Committee to the Intensive English Center last year when it was making a complete study of the study is not available and he would not comment on it.
"It isn't a totally clear picture," he said. "Of the students I talked to, there wasn't any consensus on any major issue."
"To a considerable degree," he said, "the expectations of our foreign students are based on their own study experiences in the U.S."
Prostitution
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He said that in many countries he had visited, testing was not as rigorous as in this country. If a woman was given the same level of difficulty in America, it would be a shock when he found himself ill-prepared. Heller also said that his father had taught him study as much as they should.
"normally used" for prostitution.
"We have haired the house three times in the last 18 months. It's just a matter of a trial now."
Prostitution operating out of massage parlor is not a problem. The law says that Freel said, because massage parlor are prohibited in the city
be proved that the house is "normally used" for prostitution
Freel said that he thought current morals were hurting the prostitution market.
THE TOPEKA Police department carries on "continual investigation" of prostitution, but it was difficult that enforcement was difficult.
A parlor outside of the city limits near Forbes Air Force Base was forced out of business, from the sherif's department
"There too much free love," there too much in the 'loser' drug culture. But some of these people live long enough, they will go into adulthood.
"The sad part, from an enforcement officer's standpoint, is that people don't complain and we can't do anything." "We have to find the crime."
Freeel said he considered the military men from Ft. Riley and Forbes Air Force Base a "good place" for prestituation in Toneka.
Frei said it was easier to take arrests in the summer market when people worked in low income districts and did not have air conditioners. "The authorities work the streets," he said. "In the winter, they work the streets."
"A lot of white boys come to Torpeka from Ft. Riley because the prosecution problem in City is mainly black," he said.
THE VETERAN'S HOSPITAL,
Menninger's and Washburn
University also contributed to
the traffic in the city.
Free said.
"The last officers we sent into a house told the madam they were from the college," he said.
"Maybe 20 or 30 boys from the college go to these places," he said. "We see all ages."
But Freel said he did not think that Washburn patronage was extensive.
Prostitution in Kansas City, Ks., traditionally has been in eastern industrial district or挤挤; problem is beginning to spread, according to Capt. Tom Daley, Ks.'s Police Department's vice commissioner.
Nine persons, including four customers, have been arrested for prostitution in a massage parlor in the 900 block of Central in the last eight months, Daley said. Five other massage parlors on the town area are under observation for prostitution, he said.
THE PARLOR on Central was reached twice, Dalley said, and the restraining order which prohibits police from entering the parlor.
"They said we were harassing them," Dailey said.
Two bars and one cafe in the west bottoms still are centers of
prostitution activity in Kansas City, Kan., Dailey said.
"The prostitutes use rooms upstairs to turn their tricks," he said, "or sometimes they use cars. They aren't particular."
"There was one good-looking hick working out of a health spa who was charging $80." he said.
THE VICE UNIT'S chief concern is preventing the spread of prostitution to massage activity inside and off the streets.
"We do the best we can," Dailey said, "but prostitution was around in the Lord's day and long as there are men and women."
"I see no great increases in prostitution across the state," he said.
Jack Williams, supervisor of the intelligence and organized crime division at the KBI in Kansas, said it did not problem in Kansas.
In the first six months of 1972, Williams' division made 12 arrests for prostitution.
The KBI is concerned not only with controlling prostitution, but also with the criminal activities usually associated with prostitution, and with prostitution.
"Where prostitution goes on, other things go on," he said. "It is a comfortable atmosphere for gay, narcotics and other curries."
WILLIAMS SAID he considered prostitution a profitable business.
Emery Goad, a special investigator under ATT's Atmos Attic, will miss Mike Glazer. "Prostitution is everywhere. But it's nothing you can wipe out. It a situation where you arrest 20 arrests we've be 20 more the next night."
"The cost varies with location, but a high class call girl can get a night." he said. "And housework." He said, the girls work out of a bar."
AGENTS WORKING out of the attorney general's office typically do undercover work for private companies that arrest takes place. Good said.
One woman had a baby two weeks before the KBI arrested her.
Jayhawk KU JU jewelry-tie
KU key chains-kirings-KU
KU "Big Blue" watches
Jewelry 2,544.00
Jewelry 199.99
Mr. postulates professionals:
"I don't think any are kiddaped out of Sunday school," Williams said.
"She considered the baby an interruption," Williams said.
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1913 Trompit Trophy 250 motorcycle, new battery, great shape, runs perfectly; matching helmet with face mask. For Tom Wilson. Cell: 824-851-10-17 10-17
One owner, low mileage (never been used) motorcycle bumper carriers. Run it off, my $20. We deliver. Going on Caribbean cruise. 841-3234
1970 21' Roadrunner. Completely self-
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for car. Call 842-0044 at 2:00 p.m.
We pay top dollars for good clean Volkswagens or American cars. Call Jayhawk Volkswagen: 843-221-tt
Koflach ski boots, Man's size 8. $20.
Woman's size 7. $30. Both worn only one season. Call 864-3779 at 5:00. 10-17
AM FM FM stereo Allied-Pioneer 4-Power
Quadway 4-channel adapter and 8
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72 Kawasaki 90. Excellent condition,训命 sign and轨, 372 miles, need money, must sell. Best offer taken it. 10-17
Paraphernalia: Giant assortment to suit your every taste. At The Hodge Pода, 15 W. 9th. 10-19
New and used jeans, band jackets,
bowling shoes, 40's and 50's dresses.
New stock of antique velvet dresses.
189 Vermont. Bokonon. 10-17
. If you don't.
Mamiya> Sereni 1000 DTL, body standard len, 200mm Tele-vivitar 280mm super Takumar, case, reef佑器 Sold as pair only 07-12
841-2840
FOR SALE
Single bed, mattress, box springs,
frame. Good condition. $65. Call 841-
2180.
1964 Buick Skylark. Well maintained.
runs well. $200. Call 841-2012 in evening.
night. 10-19
1972 Yamaha A1-2, 125 cm. Enduro,
with a traction, not a terrace.
Available with all accessories and extra,
1901.6 mile. Fantastic buy! 842-938-858
1968 VW Sedan plus two snow tires.
New; brakes, battery; Call Tim
Blackburn Day; 864-4950; night; 84-12
0535.
Garrard turntable. Shure cartridge.
Model SL-55. Sell cheap. $50. 842-
1647. 10-18
CARS ROUGH AND SOLD. For the best in town on used cars, G1. Joe's Used Cars, 601 Vermont, 842-8008, 11-17
Want to sell or trade for still camera
= Bloxel 10cm movie camera. Four
lenses, case, filters, good condition
843-560. 10-19
1970 Volkswagen bug blue with 4-26
vinyl rubber wristband. $199.
interior interior. 100% warranty
this week only, at $1395. Call for credit
approval. Jakhwijk Volkswagen. 844-
321-2988.
Car stereo—must well cassette recorder and player, 4 speakers, like new, $160 unit only $80 or best offer. Call 843-3857. Ask for Bill H. 10-20
71 Volkwagen bus, 7 passenger
bus, 100 cargo bus, many more
cargo buses, 1700 actual miles,
one owner, remaining warm
weather conditions. Call Jayhawk
Cab
Michelin steel belted radial tires to
the Rockefeller building. Free
installation at Ray Stonebelt's
downway, come thru parking lot
6209. Woolworth's (10:27
nites).
192 beautiful Magnaxon console stereo with AM-FM stereo-radio built-in to $18 at Stainbake Rockey's (one without radio) 10-275 $150.
Digital clock卫星-entire stock of five samples reduced 85 per radio clock. The total clocks also reduced! GE Electric back'd downwards. RBW 10-29 back'd downwards. RBW 10-29
CONVERTIBLE. "67 Impala, A/C;
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red with white top. Dependable and looks
beautiful. $995; 843-919. 10-18
Musk fragrance now captured in wax. Waxman Candles. 7 West 14th. Priced from $1. 10-20
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Be Prepared!
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Matched pair powerful $79.95 Mag. Powered battery in a silk in box for $40 Ray Stoneback's Open Thursday till 3:30 p.m. Saturdays and stave with FM, change and stave with FM change.
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KITCHEN FOR CURRENCY
32-1487
10-19
1969 Toyota Landcruiser wagon. 4w dr. and other extras. Call 843-6583 ufter 5 p.m. 10-27
Car for sale. 1625 yellow Mercury.
Engine good, body flat, tires good.
Must sell before Oct. 30. $250 or fat
must price. Call a fm. 648-7266.
Fax a fm. 648-7266.
ARIA 6 string acoustic guitar with case. 2 years old. 841-2682. 10-19
NOTICE
Used School. Books. We sell used school books. Price also. We buy used library books for two. Boasting 30,000 books. Buy two. Book Exchange. 94 Massachusetts.
Make your apartment come alive with gifts from the UPPER DECK HANGING airtight, bamboo curtain, cushion and Indiana. M-10, S-10-30. Sun. 1-5-
1515 Michigan St. Bar-B-Car, W. BeARC. A shipper. A ship of 70 go to $3.75. A large rib plate. Large rib plate $1.85. Small rib plate $1.85. Small beef sand .85. Sound of bread sand .85. Open 11:00 a.m to 9:30 p.m. Closed Open 11:00 a.m to 9:30 p.m. Closed Toe. Tuxedo. Phone 2-9515 8154
GAY LIBERATION. Friendship and
society meetings. Every Monday at 7:30
am. Contact Liberation at 644-8990 or
644-8990 box 254. Law School.
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We buy paperback books, old Playboy and Penthouse magazines. Call 842-0216. 10:27
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Northside Country Shop, 707 N. Kline Ave., Northside, Kansas River bridge. Antique, china and pottery of Kansas River bridge. Antiques, books and other items. Also produce: chocolate bars, sweets, sweet potatoes, takenakes, sweet potatoes, yams, cabbage, carrots, sweet potatoes, cabbage, rhubarb, zucchini, yellow squash, popcorn, white and yellow and red peppers, goats, Indian corn and pumpkins, goats. Northside, open 9:30, 4:32-7 days
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PARTY LOUNGE at Mint Biscuit
Area. Ideal for parties of all sizes.
Call us for reservations today. 843-
2963. 11-17
Horses Boarded. Indoor and outdoor arenas, stalls, paddocks or outside lot. Close to University. $25 per month including hay. #84-3333. 11-2
Job seekers . . . 100 largest corporations surveyed for effective resume and job hints. $4 to market R. & D. Drawer 221, EadleCau. Ws. 5410.
Lawrence Auction House Sell your household goods, antiques, cars and miscellaneous items. For compartment furniture, 642 Mass in the Red Dog Building. 642 Mass in the Red Dog Building.
New shipment of India prints. Cover cracks in the wall, your bed, or yourself. At The Hodge Podge. 15 W. 9th. 10-19
October 17 is the LAST DAY TO REGISTER TO VOTE. If you've moved or if you've never registered, register today at county clerk's office.
Drug analysis results for headquaters are now complete up to No. 529
Call 814-2345 for results. Sorry for the delay.
10:18
Babybassing in my home for 1 to 5
yr. olds. Mom. Through Friday only.
Close to KU. 14 years experience.
Phone 843-2623. 10-19
The SUBARU GL Coupe, with all its standard features, is available. NOW at Sixth Street Imports. Come see it! 1811 W. 6th St. 843-3333. 11-29
15 East 8th 841-2656
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Single and double sleeping rooms with share kitchen and bath. Males only. Borders K.U. and near town. 843-576-0. No pets. tf
COLLAGE HILL MANOR 1. bedroom
lavage apt. Must utilities pool. Pool
and storage. Walking distance to
bank. Sec. 1741. W. 194. 38, th.
bath. 643-8230.
Apartments, furnished, clean, with wall to wall carpeted, padded walls. One air conditioned. Off street parking. 843-7367. No pets.
TOO FAR FROM CAMPUS? THERE
IN FAR-LONG LOTS? A twin a b
parking lot from stadium. Easy walking distance
from parking lot. FREE Cab, vise,
Reasonable rates, furniture available.
Apt. A123. Ind. Apt. 9 or cell
phone. Available Apct. 123.
Total living in cooperative style, including good dinners. Near campus. Various room prices. Phone 842-9421. Ask for Rich. 18
Apartment for rent. Graduate couple.
One bedroom; 1 or arrangements
if interested in managing Lease.
Lease no.: A8-10296-4, VI - 2i6894-6 after 10-17
10-17
New two bedroom duplex. One unit has carpet in mother room, one with all electric appliances, and pet awnings. Have reduced rent. At 1608 West 29th Street 142-737-5771.
Comfortable one-bedroom apartment
6 bedrooms, blocks from campus. Quiet neighborhood. Close to shopping laundry-mat.
1438 W 10th Street
Apartments, 1274 Ohio. 10-18
Extra large living area with two bedrooms for two men. Stove and Ref. Utilities paid $80. Phone 413-2263.
WANTED
One and two bedroom apartments.
Carpeting and dishwasher. Near campus.
1025 Mississippi. 842-8667. 10-20
Feet for our socks, bodies for our India print clothes. Cloth yourself in joy from The Hodge Podge. 15 W. 9th. 10-19
Room for rent, $45, kitchen, near campus. Call 842-5933. 10-22
Desperately needs a ride to Colo.
Spgs, Denver or vicinity, around
Oct. 20. Will share gas and expenses.
Call Linda; 842-653-01
The Sanctuary is looking for good entertainment for weekends. We will be hosting an early morning gam session All those interested please call Ace Johnson, 843-0540.
**HOGMATE WANTED:** 4 girls need
roommate to share large 5 bedroom
house. Mellow atmosphere. $60 a
month plus utilities. 834-564-104
FEMALE ICE DANCING PARTNER—Must know steps through pre-alternate practice and be admitted at mutually agreeable time. Call UN 4-3989 from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. Tuesdays.
Law student needs roommath immediately; 2 bedrooms, furnished, own bedroom, quiet, carpeted, A/C, entertainment center, ceiling beam, lease-843-247 after 6 p.m. 10-23
Wanted: Sitar lessons. 842-0469. 10-19
STILL. Wanted—2nd girl to share apartment with two other semi-straight girls in Jayhawkter Towers. Call 643-1303 anytime.
WANTED: People who get off on 85d pitchers 7-9 Tuesdays and 2-4 Thursdays at The New Haven, 12th and Oread. 10-11
HELP WANTED
Wanted: Ambitious person to represent a company in the academic money—exciting work in the academy field. If interested in having mentored students, call 305-862-6772 or mentored needed, call 305-862-6772 or mentored needed. Mail resume to Academic Services, 1720-719th Street, Causeway Bay, Miami Beach, Florida 33138 or 311-848-6070.
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Students wanting to represent Avon products in the apartments or dorms in which they live, call Mrs. Ione Sells, Avon manager, 842-816-10-20
Need experienced part time person,
to prepare individual income tax re-
form, fill out necessary documents,
appointment call, Lawrence Mills,
843-1522. Intersite Securities Co.
843-1522.
Restaurant helper. Bus girls. Part time, evenings, Phone 843-1431 after 6 p.m. 10-18
842-0444
Need students for part-time employment.
Need to be responsible, aggressive, ready for high-demand situation: Call Mark Feinberg at 844-6239. 9 a.m. to q.m.
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bring your books and have a good
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"SAMPLE BRIDAL GOWNS" up to 12.9 by appointment. Sizes 8, 10, 12. By appointment only. #82-985 number not in Kentucky. BACK TO KENTUCKY. **BRITT**
Waxman cardens makes and carries one of the largest selection of fragranced candies in the world. 7 West 14th. 10-20
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TYPING
Term papers, theses, dissertations,
manuscripts. Spelling, corrected.
Quick, efficient service. Mary Wolken.
1712 Albane 843-1522. 11-11
Experienced in typing these, dissertations, term papers, other rare types, and forms of typesetting types. Accurate and prompt word processing. Phone: 843-2546. Ms. Wright phone: 843-2546. Mrs. Wright
Typing. my home. I.B.M.E. Learnic. pica. Prompt accurate work. Experienced. Term paper, thesis, dissertation. Call Katie. 841-256-105. 11-1
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Expert manuscript typetip with thorough knowledge of spelling, punctuation and grammar in form papers, etc. 6 years experience in writing 10 and 14 a.m. or between 10 a.m. and 12 p.m.
PERSONAL
A gift for everyone who means something good to you. You'll find it at The Hodge Podge, 15 W. 9th. 10-19
LOST
PERSONALITY, You'll get off on &kp
pitches from 7-9 Tuesday and
4-2 Thursday at The NEW HAVEN. 12N
and Oread. 10-17
I still need $350 to fix my car. Send donations or 2 front tires for a 45 Mustang to Narm at 1820. W 280 Lawrence. Thanks for the Lawyer. Time: 10-19
Male black and tan short-haired tiger cat in vietyn of 6th and Ohio. Last seen Sept. 26 wearing white plastic collar. Please call 843-6305. 10-18
Girl's gold watch between O-zone and Murphy, Monday, Oct. 9. Genuine reward. Call 843-0025. 10-19
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Auto Service Center
23rd & Ridge Court
843-9694
Competition Sports Cars Inc.
2300 W. 29th Terr.
Lawrence, Kansas
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