University Daily Kansan, April 15, 1982
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Court ruling blocks anti-nuclear group
By JANET MURPHY Staff Reporter
A temporary injunction issued Tuesday will restrict the Kansas Natural Guard, an anti-nuclear group, from entering the grounds at the Wolf Creek Power Plant site near Burlington.
Jack Klinknett, attorney for the guard, said yesterday that the injunction, issued by the Coffey County District Court, prevents any member of the guard or anyone who alleges wrongdoing in the group, from entering the property.
The court's action was the result of a petition filed in late March by the Kansas Gas and Utility Department in conjunction to "prevent irreparable damage" to the plant site.
The guard held a demonstration at the plant's gates on March 28. At that time, Coffey County officials served summonites to eight guard members. The summonites contained restraining orders for the weekend demonstration
to prevent guard members from accessing on the land to plant trees and seed.
Klinknett said the head of security for Wolf Creek testified Tuesday that he knew the summonses had been served to the demonstrators.
But, Klinknett said, KG&E officials said they spent more than $9,000 on extra security for that weekend.
Klinknett said the law states that an jurisdiction should be issued only if it is found to be illegitimate.
He said KG&E's claim that they needed the injunction to save money on extra security was invalid because the company spent the money even though they had a judge issue the restraining order.
Klinkett said officials testified they had kept the demonstrators under surveillance, filmed the proceedings, taken down names and auto license numbers and had security posted at the dropouts along the route to the plant site.
Marvin Hall dedication set
The dedication of Marvin Hall's $2.8 million renovation, at 10 a.m. Saturday, will be one of two such ceremonies planned for this week.
The Donald E. and Mary Bole Hatch Memorial Architecture Reading Room, in Marvin Hall, will be dedicated at 3 p.m. Friday.
The Marvin Hall dedication signals the end of renovations which began in August 1980 and were completed last October.
Gov. Carlin will speak at an invitational dedicatory luncheon at noon Saturday in the Kansas Room of the Kansas Union.
Speakers for the Saturday dedication will include Joanne Hurst, Gov. John Carlin's constituent aide; Warren Corman, architect for the Kansas Board of Regents; Charcellon, Gene Titre; and Max Lean, sean of the School of Architecture and Urban Design.
The reading room, which is on the fourth floor of Marvin Hall, was made possible by $400,800 from Donald E. Hatch, who died in 1979 at the age of 67.
"This is the most significant gift in the history of our school," Lucas said last week.
"Reading rooms such as this are found in the better architecture schools in the country," Lucas said. "But they don't have any through state allocations alone."
The Hatch bequest, he said, funded the purchase of architectural periodicals and reference works and funded [for the facility's] supervision.
Hatch was a 1930 KU architectural engineering graduate who had a 40-year career as a professional architect and art dealer.
In addition to the reading room's dedication to Hatch, there also will be an open house from 2 to 5 p.m. to show the art collection Hatch gave to the School of Architecture and Urban Design. The collection will be displayed permanently throughout Marvin Hall.
The bequest also established the Mary Bole Hatch Distinguished Professorship in Architecture as a memorial to Hatch's late wife.
WHY NOT STUDY IN OLD MEXICO?
A Course in Spanish:
The institute will issue a transcript of studies. The University will give credit after an examination. Reservations will have to be in before May 21. Summer school begins June 7 until August 7. Tuition is $360, room and board with a Mexican family $395.
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Band Banquet
April 24, 6:30 p.m., Holidome
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INTERNATIONAL CLUB The University of Kansas Proudly Presents
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30th Annual International Festival of Nations
Exhibition starts at 8:00 p.m. @ BJJ-Wayne Room, Kansas Union
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African Moi Mol
Chinese Egg Roll
Indian Chole
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Pakistani Goeht
Palestinian Stuffed Grape Leaves
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$3.00 for Children
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Office of Foreign Student Services (112 High Hall)
(2037), 900-600-8200.
Funded by Student Activity fee.
Japan social scholars highlight free seminar
Lectures by four Japanese scholars this afternoon and tomorrow will highlight a seminar on various aspects of Japanese culture, history and politics.
The seminar is free and open to the public. All lectures will be in English.
The seminar starts at 3 p.m. in the Council Room of the Kansas Union with a presentation by Toru Haga, a professor at Tokyo University. He will give an illustrated lecture on "Hokusai and Mount Fuji in Japanese Culture."
Atsuru Yagi, a professor at Yamaguchi University, will speak on "The Japanese Emperor in Ancient Times" at 7:30 that evening in the
Castle Tea Room, 1307 Massachusetts St.
Joji Watanaki, a professor at Sophia University in Tokyo, also will speak that morning, on "Social Structure and Behavior in Japan," following Solu.
Takao Sofue, a professor at the Japanese National Museum of Ethnology, will open Friday morning's session with a lecture on "Continuity and Change in the Japanese National Character after the War." The session will start at 9:30 a.m. in the Council Room at the Union.
The seminar is part of a four-stop tour of the United States sponsored by the Japan Foundation and the Japan-United States Friendship Commission.
EARLY-ADVISEMENT this semester will enable you to skip some of the enrollment maze next fall.
AN INVITATION TO ALL LA & S UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS
You are cordially invited to make an appointment for an EARLY-ADVISING session with your academic adviser before the semester ends. You may contact either your adviser or your adviser's departmental office to schedule an appointment.
For details, contact Nunemaker Center, 864-4223 or the College Office, 864-3661.
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