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University Daily Kansan Wednesday, Dec. 2, 1959
Court Fines Freshman $110 For Nine Parking Tickets
The student court last night ruled against a freshman resident of Templin Hall who will have to pay $110 in parking lines. It was his second appeal.
In other student court action, two appeals were denied, one was granted, and one will be taken under the advisory counsel of Campus Police officials.
Paul Devero, Kansas City, Kan. faced a court of seven justices when he re-appealed his case involving nine tickets. A bench of three justices had denied an earlier appeal
No Zone Sticker
Devero had parked in the Templin Hall parking zone without a zone sticker.
The decision was 5-2 against Devero because the justices believed Devero should have taken "more reasonable" steps to prevent the
The department of German is sponsoring a University Lecture commemorating the 200th anniversary of the birth of the German dramatist, Friedrich von Schiller.
Hans Heinrich Borcherdt, professor at the University of Munich and distinguished scholar in the field of Germanistic Studies in the Federal Republic of Germany, will speak on "Idee und Erfahrung"—Die deutsche Klassik unter Schillers Führung.
Prof. Borchardt will speak in German. The lecture will be held at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow in the Kansas Room of the Kansas Union.
Munich Prof To Speak Here
The University String Quartet will play "Andante" from the Beethoven Quartet, Opus 59 at the ceremony. An informal reception will follow the lecture
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Ignorance Pleaded
six additional tickets after the initial three. They said he should have parked elsewhere while he was waiting for his zone permit.
The appeal of Jack Stephens, Lawrence freshman, was also denied. The justices unanimously held that all car-owners are responsible for their own vehicle under any circumstances.
Stephens received a ticket for parking without a permit in a restricted zone when he permitted a neighbor to borrow his car.
Ruth V. Stewart, Bartlesville, Okla. freshman, was denied an appeal on a parking ticket for parking without a permit in the Gertrude Sellards Pearson lot. The car had been borrowed and Miss Stewart said she knew nothing of the necessary stickers.
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The court held that the owner of the car was responsible for informing the defendant of regulations governing cars on campus.
The only appeal granted was that of Susan Eresch, Eeloit freshman, who received a ticket for overparking in the parking lot immediately in front of Corbin Hall because her zone in the Gertrude Bellss Pearson lot was full. Parking in the Corbin lot is limited to 10 minutes.
The court added that students whose parking lots are full should notify the traffic office and gain permission to park in the nearest lot.
The court took into consideration the lateness of the hour in Miss Eresch's case in regards to notifying the traffic office.
Steve Cummings, Fayetteville, Ark. freshman, will have his case considered by the court and police officials before a decision is rendered. Cummings received several tickets for parking without a permit in zone N near Allen Field House.
Appeal Waived
Tom Van Dyke, Kansas City, Mo.
senior, waived a second appeal on
a ticket for illegal parking in front
of the Kansas Union on the advice
of his defense counsel, Ivan Poe.
Age carries all things, even the mind, away.-Virgil.
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James L. Berry, Kansas City, Kan senior, received a continuance of his appeal. His case will be considered at the court's next session in two weeks.
The court refused to hear the appeal of Billy Bridges, Hobbs, NM junior, because he did not appeal his case within 10 days.
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