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University Daily Kansan, December 2, 1981
New KU alumni center will limit parking area
By LISA BOLTON Staff Reporter
Construction of the K.S. "Boots"
Adams Alumni Center at the parking lot on the northeast street of 13th and Oread streets is reshuffling the already limited parking space in the area.
"It's going to cause a little ripple down the line, but it doesn't displace too many people." Lt. E.W. Fen-tenge of KU Parking Services wived day after.
The center will dispense 40 metered visitor parking spaces and 42 Blue-Zone spaces, which the KU Parking Board assigns to some faculty and staff members and to some students with medical handicaps, he said.
To accommodate for these spaces, let R1, about half a block north of the Kansas Union on Oread Avenue, will convert 52 brown-permit spaces to 27 brown permit spaces, 15 blue-permit spaces and 10 metered spaces, he said.
LOT LU, across the street from the Kansas Union, will convert eight of its 40 blue-permit spaces to metered spaces, of which there are now four. The lot also includes two spaces for handicapped drivers.
The move is causing no problems for the blue-permit holders accustomed to parking at 13th and Oread streets, said
bes.
Everybody knew the adjustment was coming," Kearns said. "We have not received any complaints."
Don Kearns, director of parking services.
Warner Ferguson, associate director of the Union, said he knew of several Union employees besides himself who had to hunt harder for parking spaces since construction of the center began Nov. 23.
"Parking has always been a problem, and this limitation of spaces can only make it more difficult," he said. "You have to hunt and you have to do that. You can't do it but Ive still been able to park in the lot, across the street."
WILLIAM W. Martin, chairman of the planning and building committee for the alumni center, said the committee had chosen the site over a location on West Campus and an off-campus location east of Mount Oread.
"There really wasn't any solution to the problem of less parking," he said, adding that the committee had considered the problem before choosing a seat.
Kath Lewton, director of facilities planning and a member of the committee, said that site was the best of the options because of its proximity to
campus. "It's the optimum site for the building," he said.
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In Wilhoite's case, the review committee ruled against him, saying that he had already participated in 20 percent of the entire track season and had therefore used up that year of eligibility.
A member of the KU track team has filed suit against the University of Kansas and the Big Right Concerns group. Was the victim of sex discrimination.
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Wilhoite broke his ankle at the close of the 1979-80 indoor track season and was unable to compete in the Olympics, which was just getting under way.
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He petitioned the Big Eight Enforcement Review committee, seeking to gain another year of eligibility. His injury forced him to sit out during the 1979-80 outdoor season.
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