Thursday, Nov. 14, 1985
Sports
University Daily Kansan
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Position Available - Gift Shop Manager, Museum of Natural History. Requires experience in retail sales, inventory and purchasing, bookkeeping/video/schedule hourly help. Preferred qualifications: merchandising and advertising experience; interest in teaching or mentoring students in at least a university course and have a Bachelors schedule $20/mo to start 30/mo. Applicant should demonstrate an application form, contact Mary Slade or Mary Ann Munsch, 022 Dyche 684-454 Applications may be accepted equally with Alternative Action Employer.
RESEARCH ASSISTANT - WESTERN CIVILIZATION. Quarter time position for six months to assistant Director of Western Civilization Program in the investigation and evaluation of educational materials needed materials) in order to enlarge the resources available to the instructional staff of the program. Positions will be for six months of quarter-time employment in 1986. Position requires a Baccalaureate degree. Prefer academic background in the Humanities, teaching experience in Western Civilization, and some library research skills. Salary $855 a month.
The University of Kansas Budget Office has two position openings for continuous half- time student assistants with possible full-time employment during the semester with the process of budget and account transfer for the University's budgets. This person will gain a good experience working with the university to work within the University's financial environment. This position requires a minimum of seven hours of accounting. The second position requires good typing ability and proficiency with word processing and spreadsheet software. Both positions require senior or graduate student training. Position requirements $1400; $400 to $480 per month for half- time appointments. Closing dates are November 15, 2015. Position start date is December 31, 2015. Budget Office #84 - 3136. Applications available in 319 Strong Hall Equal Opportunity Employer.
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Work-Study Hourly Position available with Bureau of Child Research, 10-20hrs. per week.
General office assistance, up-dating computer skills, training on Microsoft Office photocopying, distribution of mailing information and filing. Must have good organizational skills and the ability to work in a team with knowledge of computer entry and good typing skills necessary Complete application at AA-132 EOE/AA/MSC (Mendoscow) Nov 19 to 18th EOE/AA/MSC
Haircuts 7, perm 850 at Channels. Contact Chris Monat at Sat 6/42 7Walk-in walks.
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THEME & THEIS OUTLINEED - enhanced with library RE-SEARCH organized through WORD PROCESSING, editing, revising. Victor Clark A27-8590
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Female Roomate Wanted immediately to share two bedroom apt. Very nicely furnished, have a large master suite conditioning, close to campus and downtown is on bus route, $140.00 and half utilities 872-987 if you are interested.
Female roommate wanted ASAP to bring new 2 story townhouse. All modern conveniences include DW, microwave, AC, 1/2 baths, 3 baths, 1/2 of r/m and utilities, energy eff. B44-85948.
Male Roommate Needed: Peta OK $160/mo plus 1.2 u/l, Start Dec1, Cell 843-7817.
NAIMSHIT replacement needs for second
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O. T. student desperately needs female roommate to share 2 bedroom apartment in KC for spring semester.
Photographically attractive females interested in Lawrence's newest modeling agency. Inquire for appointments at 841-2588 between 6 and 10 p.m. ROOMMATS FOR TOWNHOUSE $3 / bib; fireplace in Trailridge Looking For 1 or more smokers $150 per month plus 7 1/2 habitats or less.
Responsible and fun-loving female to share 2 bfrm for $100 a month on visual view and photos of the children.
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3 utitiles to campus, near balcony
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WANTED: Roommate for spring semester.
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Wonderful 3 bedroom Meadowbrook apartment.
Close to campus, A/C pool, $115 month.
We're nice, fun people. 842-3825
Wanted: Female roommate for spring semester.
$80.00 rent. 3 itinities, and own room. On basis
of availability.
Wanted-Guitarist, director player for Motown band. Vocal capability needed. Prefer job with sound engineer or audio technician.
Wanted: Roommate, quiet, non-smoking, responsible, serious student. West of Kaiser and Hardw. wd, DW, micro $200/mo., included 841-2282.
Wanted: female roommate, new or spring semester, 215-642-1800, house $125/mo (plus meals) 931-642-1802
Wanted-- non-smoking female rostimate to share large 1500 square apartment. Call 843-291-1216 or visit www.usaa.com/4291. 843-291-1216
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Nabil's Restaurant
KU students get a 10% discount on Sundau nights with KUID.
9th & Iowa Open 11 a.m. 2 p.m.
Hillcrest Shopping Center 5 p.m. 10 p.m.
For parties of 5 or more, please call for reservations 841-7226.
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Chiefs' kicker nearly perfect
The Associated Press
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Going into the season, Lowyed all field goal specialist with a career percentage of .747. After hitting 15 of 18 through last week's game, he had nudged his mark to a even loftier .756.
From 50 yards in, Lowery has been successful 115 of 137 kicks. From 30 yards in, he has never missed.
After four years we're quitting the sweater business to concentrate on our footwear...
Nobody in the history of pro football ever kicked a football more accurately more often than the Kansas City Chiefs' oft-rejected Ivy Leaguer.
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"I like the clarity of being a kicker," he says. "If you're a blocker on the offensive line and miss a block, most people won't notice it. Or at least they're not sure. But everybody knows the second a kicker does his thing, and they know who made the kick."
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — William "Refrigerator" Perry may be the most talked-about player in the National Football League these days, but Nick Lowery is the most nearly perfect.
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Few men in any profession can match Lowery's breadth of experience. How many have sat and discussed politics long into the night with a justice of the Supreme Court?
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One reason Lowery survived his ordeal was that he was honest enough with himself to see it coming, he says.
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"I almost was ready to give up on my quest and get a job on the professional staff of the Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee," he said. "I had been working on the committee on the off-season on deregulation and the Olympic boycott."
How many have been fired by the first six NFL teams they tried to get on with?
Dartmouth being no football factory, the thin, studious Lowery was ignored by the NFL when he graduated with a degree in government in 1978.
Undeterred, he embarked on an odyssey from one sweaty training camp to another. First the Cincinnati Bengals took a look and said they did not want him. Then the Washington Redskins did the same. He also collected pink skirts in Baltimore, New Orleans, Tampa Bay and San Diego.
Then in the summer of 1980,
"It figured it would take me some time, and it did," he said with a grin. "It took a while to get used to the pressure and the large crowds. I finally learned that the way to do it is just to go out there and be yourself."
destiny brought Lowery to Liberty, Mo., where former Chiefs Coach Marv Levy had a kicking institution named Jan Stenburd. But Levy also had a sharp eye for talent. And Chiefs fans were disbelieving when the popular team would tolerate a bomber for an unknown from Dartmouth who had been dumped, it seemed to them, by practically every team in the NFL.
Politics and academics form the foundation of the background of this unusual professional football player. His father, one of the first Fulbright Scholars, worked for the State Department in Europe. His mother was one of the first women admitted to Oxford.
Born in Munich, West Germany, Lowery traveled with his parents all over Europe until they settled in Washington, D.C., next door to U.S. Supreme Court Justice Byron White. The inquisitive youngster and the Supreme Court justice, an All-America football player at Colorado in his college days, became friends. They spent many evenings discussing current events, which led to an interest in government and politics.
United Press International
Former TU star put back on trial
NEW ORLEANS — A state appeals court ruled yesterday the sports bribery charges against John "Hot Rod" Williams should never have been dismissed and cleared the way to put Tulane University's former basketball star back on trial.
Connick said he hoped to have the star center back in court before the end of the year, even if Williams' lawyer appealed to the Louisiana Supreme Court.
"I think it's absolutely a victory," District Attorney Harry Connick said at a news conference. "We didn't have our day in court. We're being given an opportunity to have that."
Williams' trial in August was abruptly ended after two days of testimony when Criminal District Court Judge Alvin Oser declared a mistrial on the grounds of prosecutorial misconduct and dismissed the charges against him.
A three-judge panel of the state's 4th Circuit Court of Appeals agreed in its decision yesterday that prosecutors' actions had been "deplorable." But the judges said Oser should not have dismissed the charges, and two of them said Oser should not even have declared a mistrial.
Williams' career with the National
Basketball Association hangs in the balance. The 6-foot-10 player was drafted by the Cleveland Cavaliers, but the NBA has refused to approve his contract until the criminal charges are resolved.
Team officials in Cleveland had just learned of the rulings and had no comment, Cavalier spokesman Harvey Greene said.
Williams is one of three former Tulane players charged with shaving points in two Metro Conference games in February in exchange for cocaine and almost $20,000 in cash.
Oser said prosecutors had hopelessly botched Williams' case — the first of the defendants who came to trial — by refusing to share evidence with his lawyers, despite court orders to do so.
The judge became so angry that he screamed and cursed at the lawyers and later was removed from presiding at the remaining Tulane trials.
By withholding evidence, Oser said, the prosecutors had goaded the defense into asking for a mistrial.
Three of the students and basketball player Bobby Thompson have pleaded guilty to the point-shaving charges, while player David Dominique and two alleged bookies await trial.
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