University Daily Kansan, September 4, 1984
CAMPUS AND AREA
Fair booth will display KU snake
By the Kansan Staff
One of the most unusual attractions at the Kansas State Fair in Hutchison this week is likely to be a 7-foot bull snake on display from the University of Kansas.
The snake is only one of the exhibits that will be featured in a display booth shared by KU and Kansas State University. The schools will be showing off their advancements in the areas of science and technology.
This will be the second year that the two universities have joined
together to cut costs of participating in the fair which runs Sept. 7-16.
"We're working together to give the message of the importance of research and science," said John Naughtin, KU University Relations' publications designer and coordinator of the project. "We're not down here with the purpose to recruit in mind."
Naughty predicts that about 40,000 people will see the booth during the fair.
Each university sets up its own exhibit schedule. Naughtin said the KU Museum of Natural History had participated in the fair for many
years and that for the past few years its live snake exhibit had been very popular.
Other exhibits from KU will include a display of educational video games designed by Jerry Chaffin, professor of special education. Video games such as "Meteor Multiplication," "Alien Addition," and "Verb Viper," are used to help teach children reading, writing and arithmetic.
The Kansas Geological Survey will offer a slide show of little-known Kansas landscapes such as sand dunes and waterfalls. The slide show will run for the duration of the fair.
At least five people lost their lives in Kansas traffic accidents during the Labor Day holiday weekend, authorities reported yesterday.
By United Press International
Don Ehlers, 57, Dresden, was killed Sunday in a one-vehicle accident in Decatur County in northwest Kansas, a Decatur County sheriff's dispatcher said yesterday.
Five die in traffic accidents
Ehler's pickup truck was found off a county road north of Dresden about 7.45 p.m. He died a few hours later at the Decatur County Hospital
in Oberlin.
A 24-year-old Leon woman died early Sunday when the car she was riding in 2 $ \frac{1}{2} $ miles east of Leon collided with another car. The Butler County Sheriff's office said Jody Bohannon was dead on arrival at Wesley Medical Center in Wichita.
Russell Hamlin, 33. Perry, was killed Saturday night in Shawnee County when his pickup left the road and flipped over, said Traffic Sgt. Billy Lewis, of the Shawnee County Sheriff's Department.
Also Saturday, the Kansas High
way Patrol identified a traffic victim as James J. Finders, 18, of Goodland. Finders was driving east on an Interstate 70 detour when he crossed a center divider, hitting the driver's side of the westbound truck.
In another accident, near Ellsworth, a car went off Kansas Highway 156 and struck a metal culvert head-on on December 38-year-old Saturday, repaired the Ellsworth County Sheriff's Department.
The victim was identified as Jerry L. Beagle of Atchison.
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GRADUATE WOMEN'S POTLUCK
The Emily Taylor Women's Resource Center INVITES YOU TO JOIN US FOR A POTLUCK DINNER. COME MEET OTHER WOMEN ON CAMPUS AND SHARE GOOD FOOD AND CONVERSATION.
Date: Tuesday September 4,1984
Time: 6:00 - 8:00 p.m.
Place: Ecumenical Christian Ministries Building 1204 Oread
Bring: Any dish you like. Drinks and place settings provided.
Please feel free to bring a friend.
FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT KIM STRYKER AT THE EMILY TAYLOR WOMEN'S RESOURCE CENTER. 864-3552, 218 STRONG HALL