University Daily Kansan
Wednesday, November 14, 1973
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Ticket Appeals Bond To Be Made Easier
An afdavid for students who want to appeal their traffic tickets, but can't afford to pay the appeals bond is being written by a lawyer, Mr. Shapiro, of the student and chief justice of the traffic court.
Perry said last night the form was in the planning stages, and he hoped to have it be ready by midnight.
The affidavit will be a notarized statement explaining what the student isn't able to do.
Joseph Marlhoff, head of the Parking and Traffic board, said yesterday the board approved a new $1.6 million
"THIS WILL offset any thoughts that 'THEM CANNOT post the bond can' appeal."
Marrall said the board also discussed mating parking meters in selective spots on the campus.
"The board wants to provide a means for
people to get into a loading zone do their errands, and get out without worrying about the safety of the road.
Marzulli said parking meters could be placed behind Flint Hall behind Summerfield Hall, in front of Robinson Gymnasium and in front of Haworth Hall.
"We'll sit back and wait for a couple of days. If we have no bake reaction, then we'll do it."
If the reaction is favorable, the parking motors might be installed by this spring.
Marzulff said the board had drawn up specifications for the type of meter that was used.
The board is also making minor changes in the traffic and parking rules to make them more easily understood by students and faculty, said Marzluff.
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