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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Monday, December 16, 1968
Inquest ordered in Mallin's death
A public hearing and inquest concerning the death of Bruce Mallin, Kansas City junior, who died Nov. 11 after a fight in the Naismith Hall, parking lot, is tentatively scheduled for Jan. 11, Daniel A. Young, County Attorney, announced yesterday.
Young said if charges are filed, they will be made after the inquest.
"The coroner's report has indicated Mallin died of an aneurism, but because of general confusion due to conflicting reports of the fight, I feel a public hearing and inquest are needed." Young said.
He hopes the hearing will be the first week in January. Yound said he has had trouble setting up a suitable time because
(Continued from Page 1) deficit had climbed from 20 per cent in 1959 to 25 per cent this year because Kansas salaries have not increased as rapidly as those in other states.
Wescoe pleads KU budget case
He announced at the hearing that KU has just received $200,000 from a donor wishing to remain anonymous. Wescoe said the money is to go into KU's $18.6-million Council for Progress fund drive.
Bibb and the Regents both present their budgets to Docking, who in turn presents his budget to the Legislature for final approval. The cuts made by Bibb before this hearing are made each year so that the money requests must be justified. They are not necessarily final.
Other KU items on the agenda which had been deleted or cut were also defended by Wescoe:
- $200,000 for remodeling the Fowler Hall shops. Wescoe said survey teams report "it is not up to standard."
- $50,000 for rewiring Malott Hall
- $40,000 for the Upward Bound program.—"I don't think this state can afford to turn its back on disadvantaged youngsters," the Chancellor said.
$\cdot$ $130,000 for upgrading operation of the physical plant.
Bibb has agreed with KU's request for $200,000 to improve the campus' electrical system, $175,000 for special repairs and maintenance and a salary hike of about nine per cent for non-faculty employees.
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The report from District Coroner James Reed said the tumor was a pre-existing condition, and rupture would probably not have resulted directly from a blow.
The public hearing and inquest will be held in the district courtroom of the court house.
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TODAY
Official Bulletin
Graduate Pharmacy Lecture. 3:30
p. m. Dr. Philip Partoghe, University of Minnesota. 324 Malot. Faculty Children's Bowling. 4 p.m. J. Rowley. Freeman Basketball. 5:45 p.m. Missouri Western, Allen Field House. Japanese Film Festival. 7:30 p.m. "Kwaidan" Dyche Auditorium German Lecture. 7:30 p.m. Prof.
Ernst, Stahl. Seminar Room, Blake
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Basketball 8:05 p.m. Murray (Ky.)
State. Allen Field House.
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