University Daily Kansan / Thursday, October 4, 1990
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Board studies Marvin bus stop
Bv Amy Zamierowski
By Amy Zamierowski
Kansan staff writer
When Kurt Davis, Phoenix sophomore, tried to get off the bus at the stop near Marvin Hall on the first day of class, he learned that the stop was on the opposite side. After a week, he circulated a petition to get the bus stop reinstalled.
Davis has collected 385 signatures on the petition asking that the bus stop be returned to the front of Marvin. The KU Traffic and Safety department had to remove it this summer because it was causing traffic congestion.
"I don't have a problem with walking, but I have trouble getting to class on time," said Davis, who has classes in Lindley Hall. "Now I have
to go to class a half an hour earlier."
The Student Senate Transportation, Board, which met last night, delayed its decision regarding the Marvin bus stop until its next meeting in two weeks.
During that time, members will research possible new locations and discuss them with students.
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Tor Mulinazzi, member of the committee, said he thought that the bus stop in front of Wescoe Hall would not be moved toward Marvin and that the stop would not be placed exactly where it was before.
The board is considering putting another bus stop somewhere near the crosswalk on Jay Street, where the information booth by the Chi Omega fountain.
"the further east the bus stop is placed, the less grief it will cause," he said.
Mulinazi said that one reason students with classes in Marvin and Lindley wanted the bus stop reinstated was so they would not have to carry their portfolios as far to class in bad weather.
The committee removed the bus stop to improve traffic flow on Jayhawk Boulevard. Buses stopping in front of the bus stop near the Chi Omega fountain.
KU police LA John Mullens, who serves on the committee, said the committee was considering modifying curbs in front of Marvin in the future so buses could pull out of the flow of traffic when stopping.
Court to hear Owen case after election
The Associated Press
TOPEKA — The Kansas Supreme Court is not expected to hear arguments until well after the Nov. 6 general election on an appeal seeking to reinstate charges of campaign fraud against former L.I. Gov. Dave Owen.
Michael Barbara and Thomas Haney, special prosecutors in the Owen case, filed their brief on Monday. Johnson County District Court judge error-
neously dismissed seven felony and 11 misdemeanor counts against Owen last January.
They said Judge G. Joseph Pierron Jr. miscalculated when the statute of limitations for bringing the charges expired.
Owen's attorneys have until Nov. 1 to file their reply brief, then the Supreme Court will set the case's hearing date.
Owen was charged with making excessive contributions to Gov. Mike
Hayden's 1968 election campaign, as well as committing other alleged wrongdoings discovered in a review of the companies owned or controlled by Owen.
Hayden is seeking re-election this year, and renewed publicity about the 1986 contributions to his campaign — which arguments before the Supreme Court would generate — might not be welcome news for the governor before the election, now less than five weeks away.
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