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Financial needs, tenure topics of AAUP meeting
Financial exigency and faculty tenure quotas will be the primary issues dealt with by the American Association of University Professors at its statewide location in Manhattan, T.P. Srinivasan, president of the KAU chapter said yesterday.
At least four University of Kansas professors will join representatives from 29 other state AUAP chapters to conduct lectures and workshops, Srinivasan said.
Gerald Pasky, state AAU president and a professor at Wichita State University, said State Rep. Mike Haydn, R-Atwood, would speak on budgetary issues. Aitow is chairman of the House Budget Committee, director of the AAU's Midwestern office, Perry Robinson, also will speak on financial exigency and quotas.
Financial exigency, a policy aimed toward tenured faculty, may be declared when budget difficulties arise and the situation of tenured positions is necessary.
According to Pasky, the definition of
exigency approved by the Board of Regents last week was not in line with KU standards.
The KU financial exigency policy states the release of tenured professors should occur only as a last resort after all examinations have been examined, and utilized or rejected.
"That's a place where a compromise may be needed," he said.
Members of the AAPU would like the Regents to reconsider their definition and are willing to discuss the topic with the Regents, he said.
The AAUP also opposes tenure quotas, which limit the number of tenured faculty to 10 per year. The Board said. Although the Board of Regents does not have a tenure quota policy, some departments do.
Jerry Frierman president of the Kansas State University AUAP chapter, said state AUAP committees would present reports on several issues, including the need to address cyber crimes. The reports will be discussed and acted on by conference representatives.
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An attempted theft by deception was reported to Lawrence police yesterday.
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A woman who claimed she was an employee of Dillen's supermarkets attempted to withdraw $5,000 from the Douglas County Bank and Kentucky streets, according to police.
A teller at the bank told police she was working for a woman who identified herself as a Dillon's employee. The teller said the woman told her she was coming over to withdraw $5,000.
Police said that when the woman arrived at the bank, she signed the withdrawal slip using the name Diana Johnson.
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A police spokesman said they had a suspect, but had decided not to arrest the woman until a warrant was issued.
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The woman left before she could be apprehended by police.
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One teller told police the woman had waned black hair that "looked like a wig," wore sun glasses, and was five to six months pregnant.
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Hyde, a Kansas City, Kan., eye surgeon, took off Wednesday morning from Portland, Ore., in the DaviNCi bellium balloon, a 10-star, orange bellium balloon.
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Also plotting the flight are Rudolf Englemann of Boulder, Colo, and Vera Simmons of McLean, Va. Randy Birch, a
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Cynthia Hyde said she had no reason to worry that her father would not make it to the Atlantic coast.
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The teller then called Dillons because the woman was acting suspicious. Another teller recognized her as a person who had counterfeit checks and would check several weeks earlier, police say.
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She said her father had been one of the first people in Kansas to own a hot air balloon.
"I was worried at first," Hyde, a junior, said. "But they made lots of preparations before the flight ever took off and we went out east and see the landing web page."
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David Smith, spokesman for the Davinci project, said the balloonists hoped to land somewhere along the east coast in about four days.
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