UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Wednesday, September 20. 1978
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Two thefts of tools reported to police
Police Beat
In two separate thefts, more than $450 worth of tools were stolen recently. University and city police reported yesterday.
Officers said the theft occurred sometime during the weekend, but was not reported until 1:30 p.m. yesterday.
Taken from a student's parked truckparked at the Oliver Hall parking lot, 1815 Naitshim Drive, was a tool box hall of$100 at $100, campus police rescued
City police received a report from an employee of a Topeka alarm company working on a building at 2525 st. SW, of a theft of a tool box and tools worth an estimated $380. The items were taken from a parked truck.
Police said the theft occurred while the man was working in the building sometime between 2:39 p.m. and 2:45 p.m. The theft was discovered at 3:15 p.m.
Both thefts are being investigated.
Wrecked car taken from body shop lot
A University of Kansas student's 1977 car worth $4,700 was stolen Saturday from a local car dealer' where lot it was to have been deferred, city police reported yesterday.
Police said Debbie Deblene, St. Louis University, to Jack Ellen Buick Odomaldee Garcia Inc., 2112 W. 9th Terrace, to be repaired a wreck caused $2,000 damage to its roof.
Steve Dryden, body shop foreman at Ellena, reported to police that the car had to have been towed away from the dealer's lot because of its condition.
Dryden said yesterday that the car's left door had been smashed across the seat, destroying the steering, and that the keys to the car had been imarmed in the intention.
Neither Deblase nor her father could be reached for comment.
Dryden said the car had been sitting in the rear lot of the building since about the mid-1980s.
About one car a week has been stolen in Lawrence since the semester began.
Last weekend, another KU student's car was taken from the parking lot of Naismith Hall, 1800 Naismith Drive, and has not yet been recovered.
Police are investigating both thefts.
Workers douse fire before help arrives
Construction workers employed by Cimarron Hills Investment Corporation, doused a fire at 2504 Bonanza St., yesterday morning while fire trucks from Pearson, were answering the call, Monte Pearson, captain of the station, said yesterday.
Pearson said he was surprised at how tell the workers had done on the blaze when he first saw it.
However, Kathy Lawson, Lawrence freshman, who was renting the house from Dennis Barritt, 2561 Jasu Drive, watched the fire do $30,000 damage before it was brought under control within about 15 minutes.
Pearson said the call came in at 10:26 a.m.
Russell Jones, owner of the construction firm, last night credited Jack Cronemeyer, Tonganoxie, with reporting the fire.
Lawson, who was home with her two young children when the fire started, could not help.
Georgia Bachman, 2608 Rawhide St.
said she took Lawson and her two sons, ages one and two, to a babysitter's house.
"I was on the phone and I looked out the window and saw black smoke continuing out of her car."
Pearson said all that remained to be done by the time firemen arrived was to clean up.
Bachman said she and Lawson returned to the acceee of the fire after the chicc
He said preliminary investigation findings showed that the fire began on a coach in the living room.
An estimated $20,000 damage was done to the home and $14,000 damage was done to its contents, he said.
Teachers' file taken from Lindley Hall
An architectural file containing the teaching notes of one instructor and two teaching assistants was reported missing from the University's campus last annex. University police said yesterday.
Police said the file was stolen sometime between 4:30 p.m. Friday and early Saturday morning.
The room the file was in could not be locked, police said, because the lock on the door had been broken.
Dennis E. Domer, assistant to the dean of the School of Architecture and UrbArn Design, said the missing notes belonged to the University of architecture, and two of his assistants.
According to the police report, the thief or thieves went through every desk in the room in addition to taking the file.
The value of the file was unknown Police are investigating.
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Sun and not enough freon cause distress in Murphy, Summerfield
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When temperatures outside rose to the mid-90s Monday, a minor malfunction in Summerfield Hall's air-conditioning system caused a familiar response: the building became hot and remained hot for several hours.
This is a problem during the spring and fall every year when the sun reaches a certain height in the sky and heats up along the hall on the south side of the building, so by the time the heat rises to
According to John O. Tolleson, associate dean of the School of Business whose office temperature was in the 80s, the problem is recurrent.
Unfortunately, when any problem occurs with the cooling system that controls both Summerfield and Murphy halls, it is compounded by the heat build-up on
Craig Stancillie, a lawrence attorney speaking for the office, said that after reviewing the facts and conducting an investigation, he determined that Skowskik was in violation of any laws.
The Douglas County district attorney's office yesterday decided not to bring any criminal or traffic violation charges against Richard A. Smvkowski 1738 En尔路。
Smykowski was the driver of a vehicle that struck a bicycle rider on the evening of Sept. 12 at the intersection of 15th and Kasold streets.
No charges planned for bicycle fatality
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The official, Bob Porter, assistant director of refrigerator and electrical equipment, manages the large 100 pounds of freen gas into the turbines of the main air conditioning system at Murphy Hall around 1 p.m. Monday. A shortage of freen gas in the system had been reported in the last few weeks.
Porter said that because of the fren shortage, the building's temperature could rise quickly, but it would take much longer to cool down.
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Porter said the cooling system for Murphy
He said he did not know how warm the chill water was, but the shortage of 100 pounds of froon in a 600 to 700 pound system could cause a significant change.
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and Summerfield often had a number of small malfunctions, such as low oil pressure, bearings breaking or a shortage of oxygen, which makes the system function less efficiently.
Yesterday the shortage of freon resulted in warmer "chill water" being transferred from Murphy to Summerfield. The chill water goes into a radiator-like system and a fan blows air through the radiator and sends air throughout the building, Porter said.
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