University Daily Kansan
Thursday, October 5. 1972
Dean Discusses Social Problems
BY SANDY HUNTER
Kansan Staff Writer
"Social problems facing this country are similar to those of other nations," Arthur Katz, dean of social welfare, said. Crime, racism, crime and delinquency are common to all."
Katz participated in the 16th International Conference on Water Conservation in August in the Hague. The United States was one of 70 nations attending the week-long gathering, and all nine asked to represent the United States on a commission that dealt with social policies, other social policies, the other American was a HEW representative from Washington.
The commission was interested in the contribution of subnational actors to national policy making. An example of this is the role of communities and states playing more important roles in affecting national policy making for social welfare.
KATZ SAID. "The real concern for our country is that too many decisions are made in Washington now. We are not the ones to make the governmental decision making, most larger countries are."
Katz said the commission came to the conclusion there should be an attempt on the part of the
national governmental policy making groups to provide some needs, such as 'grass root' needs of people were heard directly. A structure should be set up for obtaining recipients of social services and using these for any kind of proposed changes or new policies.
KATZ SAID that, while the United States had developed advanced and sophisticated social service programs, it did not have a large body as well as it could have done in resolving critical social problems.
"WHEN MEASURED against potential resources, we fall far short of our potential for solving social problems." Katz said.
Katz based his observation on two facts. He said the United States should not promote national product in the world and the highest standard of living. At the same time, the United States should have an unstinting commitment to the democratic process in government, which has as its major theme, "the right of the poor."
Katz said he hoped more students would become interested in comparative social science and business international basis. He said he would like to see international exchange programs arranged by colleges and universities. He said that he would be better able to learn from these countries.
Chess Popularity Up After Fischer Win
The Fischer-Spassky world championship matches heightened when the two became international news figures this
Mrs. Sharon Park, a librarian at the school, noted a large increase in the number of books checked out. At least one book on a case has been checked out since school started, she said, and there are two or three books on her own.
Because of the demand for books, a library has had to purchase three or four extra books, including a fine choreographer's chess instruction book, she said.
Several of the gift shops in downtown Lawrence have sold more since the Fischer-Spassky matches.
Eling's Gift Shop had not sold one month and about six months on account of a single employee. Before school started, however, four chess sets in stock were bought by college-age sets and two sets has slowed down now, he said, but about three people every week inquire about the sets.
The KU Chess Club had 51 at its meeting of the month, and the Monroe High School Lymons sophomore, and Mike Johnson, Lawrence junior, are among the top players.
Vickers Gift Shop has a list of ten people who are waiting for ordered chess sets to arrive, a shop employee said. Chess sets are delivered there; they shed, but request orders have been in since July.
which is affiliated with the U.S. Chess Federation.
Grimes said membership had grown considerably in the chess club since last year when there were approximately fifteen members. He attended the meeting Monday night are new members, he said.
Demonstrations on strategy and theory are given by the advanced members of the club at the beginning of the meetings, he said.
Club members decided to hold meetings in two groups to allow all members to play chess after the demonstrations. With only 10 chess boards, not all members met during one meeting, he said.
Work to Begin At Intersection On 7th Street
The chess club plans to meet
2 p.m. Sunday and 7 p.m. Monday
every week in the Jayhawk room
of the Kansas Union. Anyone can
attend the meetings, Grimes
and Kline, co-faculty members. Those attending the club meetings
automatically become members.
Excavation of the intersection at 7th and Massachusetts streets will begin next week when the 8th Street intersection is reenforced.
City officials said Tuesday they were satisfied with progress on a new project. Buford Watson, city manager, said Constant Construction Co. officials were satisfied the project would be met.
Socialists to Meet
Young Socialists for the presidential ticket of Linda Jenness and Andrew Pulley will meet at 3 p.m. today in the Oread Room of the Kansas Union. There will be an informal presentation of the Socialist Workers Party platform.
The Psychology club will meet at 7:30 tonight in 547 Frasher Hall. Officers will be elected and possible programs will be discussed. All are welcome.
Psychology Club
German Club Activities
German Table will meet from 11:45 a.m. to 1:15 p.m. today and every Thursday in Alcove D of the Kansas Union. The German Club will meet at 7:30 tonight in the Sunflower Room of the Union. Jim Bono, assistant instructor of German will present tape recorded German political songs called Degerhart at the meeting. Refreshments and a discussion will follow the program.
Film on Apollo 15 Flight
"in the mountains of the Moon," a film on the flight of Apollo 15 distributed by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration,
The film is sponsored by the department of physics and astronomy. The film lasts 28 minutes and will be shown more than once if there is sufficient demand. The KU observatory will be open to visitors after the film is shown.
The League of Women Voters luncheon will be held at 12:45 p.m. Room 6 of the Kansas University luncheon will not be held tonight to give students an opportunity to
League of Women Voters
School of Fine Arts
University Theatre - MURPHY HALI
October 6,7,8,12,13,&14 1972
8:00 p.m. 6,7,12,13,14
2:30 p.m. 8
K. U. students receive free reserve seat tickets with certificate of registration.
Ticket reservations: UN4-3982
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We pay top dollars for good clean Volkswagens or American cars. Call Jayhawk Volkswagen. 845-2217
1967 Volkwagen van, white, locally owned, excellent transportation. KU special F53. Call for fast credit approval. Jawakshawk Volkwagen 82, 217.
Michelin radial steel tires at RAY STONEBACK'S downline. Entrust stock now at 20% off! Installed fire—also some used tires available.
Pur coat old and new, ski sweaters,
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Ph. 843-1432.
10-6
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Kustom 100 amplifier, Gibson SC 100 and Harmony acoustic electric guitar. Call Randy at 842-7812 or 841-2302 or see Lerney Zeros, 710 Main St., New York, NY 10024.
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10-6
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Machinot pre-amp, power amp, 1 yr.
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or best offer. Call 841-3785 between
5:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. 10-10
Pentax Spotmatic with 55 mm F1.8
and 135 mm F3.5 auto lenses with
case, $250, 864-615s.
10-6
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each additional dollar $0.2
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11 x 14 Vivax enlarger, complete darkroom set-up. Camera PFT with 15M 25mm lens. Vivac B-826-200 zoom camera cassette recorder. 10-108 843-720-700
71 CB 354 KHora. Lease than 6,000 km. Excellent condition. First reasonable offer MUST SELL. Call after booking. 20-10-18. Two boat and shields.
Portable sewing machine. Good condition. $25.84-7471. 10-6
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Compact stereo system. Garrard turner
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1972 Yamaha AT-2, 152° Enduro,
excursion condition, not a scratch,
with accessories and extra,
with all accessories and extra,
190.16 miles. Fantastic buy! *842-8058*.
Bullac Metrilla (street), 98, 4,100 miles very quick, good need. mechs, very quick, good need. Bundle $600 to call. It Call 848-4214 after 5. 10-11
1971 6506 Yamaha XS-2. Electric
starter, dude brake, 2900 miles, $850.
Call 841-2164. 10-11
Divan, back lays down to make into bed. Excellent condition. $35. Call *499-7107. 10-11
TOYOTA HILUX 1921 1.91 ton pickup,
4 speed, radio climbing, chrome hummer,
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Call 843-6442-1030 5:30 10-11
Mobile Home, 1969 "Taylor" 12" x
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71 Kawasaki 125 cc. Runs great must sell. Best offer. Call 843-3858 10-11
70 F1FM Gat. 500, V-8, auto., alt.
$1795.
WARRANTY USED CARS
70 Mer. Montago, 2-dr. HdT., V-8
stair. air. $1695.
Bick, air, $169s.
70 box, 2-dr., d-cr. 6乐. automatic,
$169s.
70 Hornet, 2-dr., 6 cyl. autumn $1395.$
69 Buick Skylark, V-8, auto, P.S. & P.B. $1495
68 Mer. Cycleon, 2-dr. HT, V-8, auto.
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86 mlt. Cylone, 2-dir. H1, V-8, auto,
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47 Ford 6 cyl., automatic, air, $595.
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We buy paperback books, old Play-
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G got a sweet tooth? Heath is as near as the Hildestress Duckwalla Store's huge candy counter. Open till 8:30 p.m. for late cravers.
Northside Country Shop, 707 N. Wingfield Dr., Kansas City, Kansas. Produces of Kansas River bridge, Antiques, and sandals of other items. Also produce: apples, bananas, potatoes, sweet potatoes, yams, potatoes, rhubarb, cucumbers, yellow peppers, corn, popcorn, white and red corn, popcorn, white and red corn, ginger bread, Indian corn and pumpkins, Indian corn and pumpkins, Open door, 24-hour 7 day
LAUNDERY wanted, dried, picked up and disposed of. Laundery Service $13 a month, three times a week delivery. Kc 652-1031 DIPER Service for SMILE FIRE DIAPER SERVICE 10-27
I've got all the biggest names (Sansu,
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lowest prices. Call Bill. 843-2375.
10-13
Flute and recorder lessons. An experienced teacher and player. Possibility for all size recorders. Call 843-3245 in the evenings.
Job seekers . 100 largest corporations surveyed for effective resume and job hints. $4 to market R. & D. Drawer 122, Eauclair, W. 54101.
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One bedroom furnished apartment,
air conditioned, swimming pool, bus
service to campus, carpeted, call 842-
6171 at 3:00 p.m. 10-10
Total living in cooperative style including good dinners. Near campus. Phone 842-9421. Ask for Rich. Reasonable prized. 10-11
Part of our family is lost. Black buffy kilt, bald spots over eyes, squeaks instead of meows. Please call 841-268-308. 10-6
Photo-gray prescription eyeglasses in white case with purple flowers and butterflies on it. Lost somewhere in the garden. Contact Marsha. 843-800-16-5
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COLLEGE HILL MANOR, 1 bedroom
hapt apt. Most utilities paid. Pool
and laundry. Walking distance to
warehouse. 174 W. 191. 30th. Sh.
call 843-8229
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Available immediately — Two bed room duplex. Stove and refrigerator, furnished, air conditioned, slag carriage, 834-205-105, 829. Wardrobe 343-205-105.
Two room apt. at 8th and Kentucky.
Own kitchen, share bath. $70/month includes utilities. Call 843-5000 or 10-6
843-5272
For rent at University Terrace Apts.
602-914-5798, terraceroot.com.
Furnished. w/w carpet,
balcony, dinning. Nice. quiet. $130
1433 or 843-3490. Table-10.5
1433 or 843-3490.
Very large room, private bath, private entrance, furniture, quiet, kitchen, laundry room for grad student, in home of young university, 843-903-3. 10-10
Reward for finder of olive gree,
windbreaker with left hand zipper
Phone Xuo at 843-6715. 10-4
Tollie, my half-Colleen with one stand,
two legs, with white blonde hair,
brown, with white and black
months. I love her. Please call 825-
2792 or Topea (collect) 272-2917.
Large, slightly tight female gray striped hat in vicinity of Village Apta. Answers to Abby, sometimes If found, please 842-0756.
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Male black and tan short-tailed tiger cat in vicinity of 6th and Ohio. Last seen Sept. 26 wearing white plastic collar. Please call 843-6305. 10-11
THE CREWEL CUPBOARD
Brown contact lenses in white case
Please call 842-2073. 10-5
Woman's watch lost on campus Monday
Reward Please contact Carol
Vogel at 913-381-6445 10-5
WANTED
Roommate wanted. Female to share
2 bed furnished duplex on south
edge of campus. Phone 843-0424
10:10
5:00 p.m.
5 tickets to the Nebraska game.
Please contact Professor Shumway at
338 Murphy, 864-3566. 10-9
WANTED: People who get off on 86c paterson 7-9 Tuesdays and 2-4 Thursdays at The New Haven, 12th and Orend. 10-6
Please. Ride to Minnesota, to arrive
Friday, October 6 by early evening.
Will share expenses. Call: 843-
7882.
Undergraduate (Jr.) student needs a roommate for a 2 bedroom modern apt. Very reasonable and good location. Call 843-929-6. 10-6
Still wanted: One female roommate for Jayhawkter Towers Apts. Call 843-1303. 10-11
TYPING
Female needed to complete lease requirement at Jayhawk Towers. Immediate occupancy. $66/month. Call collect 381-4237. 10-11
Grad student needs roommate, preferably grad student $62 a month plus Nine furnished apt, walking distance. $34,816-3647. W 10-10 Apt. 3A, 841-3647.
Experienced in typing theses, dissertations, term paper books, other typer tips, and typing techniques. Typic type. Accurate and prompt typing. Accurate and prompt typing. Phone number 843-5244. Mrs. Wright.
Term papers, theses, dissertations,
manuscripts, spelling, corrected.
Quick, efficient service. Mary Wolken,
112 Albana. 843-1522. 11-1
Fast, efficient, accurate service, carbon ribbon, reasonable rates. Call 842-4754. 10-11
Typing, my homework. I.B.M. *Selective*
presentation. My accurate work. Experi-
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HELP WANTED
Papa skunk — Moma skunk and baby skunk miss you. Come home. Mona skunk sorry about stink she caused. Call before Thursday. 10-11
Students wanting to represent Avon products in the apartments or dorms in which they live, call Mrs. Ileen Sells,Avon manager, 842-8126. 10-20
How about a jazz man? We still need singers, a triumphant player, and a barton six player. Interested? Call Dave Young (804-237-5611) or Lauren Luther Church at 843-6622.
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