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Monday, September 24, 1979
Glover campaigns in new district
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By TONI WOOD
State Rep. Mike Glover, D-Lawrence, took his first step toward the 1980 campaign yesterday when 20 of his supporters distributed literature in his new district.
Newsletters describing 1979 legislation were dropped on doorsteps in the new 44th District.
Glover will have to appeal to a different type of voter in the 1980 election. For the past seven years, he has represented a democratic area that included many students.
Residents within the new boundaries of the 44th District are considered more
conservative and are about 50 percent Republican, according to David Berkowitz, county chairman of the Democratic central committee.
Glover said, "I don't foresee any big changes in my approach to the job. The biggest difference will be more people voting."
He said people in the old district had to be convinced to vote, then registered, and persuaded to support him. But residents in the town were usually registered and intend to vote. he said.
The campaign will be geared more toward persuading people to vote for Glover, he said, rather than just getting people out on election day.
Glover said many residents in the new district were professionals, such as doctors, teachers and businessmen.
The 4th District, which Glover now represents, including most of the KU campus and student residential area.
"It's better to be consistent."
"I'm going to have to explain some of my old votes," he said. "But I won't make a dramatic change, because then people would just be where I was going to be in the Legislature."
But the 1979 Legislature reallow all or ... state's district rules for resuppression. The district was shifted west from the heavily studied areas to a more affluent residential area.
Exigency...
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The requirements of the KU financial exigency policy are much more defined and complex.
positions throughout the University be first eliminated."
The KU policy also gives the chancellor authority to declare a financial crisis and to determine how many professors are to be released.
However, releasing tenured professors is to be used "only as a last resort after all possible alternatives . . . have been in good shape" and "unlikely to be utilized or rejected," the KU policies stated.
The University must demonstrate that "it has no other reasonable alternative and that such reductions will substantially alleviate its fiscal situation."
ONCE THE chancellor declares a state of financial crisis, the process of solving the problem has just begun.
He must consult with administrators, his
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After several exchanges of documents and written responses, the chancellor must publicize his reason for declaring a financial crisis.
More documentation must be prepared, this time to include the number of tenured professors to be released, the amount of money involved and the reason a certain professor will be reduced. The information must be given to each member of the University Senate.
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agrees with the chancellor's reductions, and the decision must be publicized and reported to the chancellor.
However, if the chancellor's declaration of financial exigency has been accepted and the Council approves of the reduction in a fee, he will not decide which professors should be released.
The faculty member to be released can appeal the decision to the Faculty Senate Committee on Tenure and Related Problems based on the following grounds:
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- correct procedures were not followed.
- the selection of the professor to be released was unconstitutional.
- the chancellor had not reasonable basis for releasing the professor.
The Committee must decide whether the professor should be released
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A suspect has been arrested on a charge of kidnapping after he allegedly abducted a KU student at midnight Friday from a Lawrence bar, police reported yesterday.
David C. Pumphrey, KU sophomore, was arrested about 6 a.m. Saturday, police said, after he allegedly abducted the student from in front of the Jayhawk Cafe, 1340 Ohio St.
The victim was leaving the cafe with two friends when Pumpherpy and two friends jumped into her arms. Captain John Mullens, said. When the women refused to leave with the men, they escaped from the street and threw in the back seat of a small, dark blue car
About five minutes later, Mullens said, the car returned to the area and the woman was released unarmed. Mullens said the police had suspected to release her after returning to go to
a local club with him. Pumphery told police, according to Mullens, that the incident had been a joke.
Police were told of a possible kidnapping after they broke up a seven-person fight in the St. Mary's Medical Station at 1 a.m., Saturday, the police said the fight involved the two men who were with Pumphery when they approached them for the cafe, and five male friends of the victim.
Pumphery was released from the Douglas County jail after posting $26,000 bond.
In another incident, four juvenile girls were apprehended in Montgomery County at a motel where the car they allegedly stole in Lawrence yesterday morning broke down on the street.
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The girls were taken to the Montgomery County jail in Independence until local officers arrived.
the police spokesman the girls 'agees were 13, 15, 18 and 17. The 13-year-old will be released to her parents, police said. The other suspects are being detained for a hearing in juvenile court.
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