University Daily Kansan, October 21, 1980
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Alternative fuel study approved by Regents
By JANE NEUFELD Staff Reporter
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A $45,594 balance was left from a total of $200,000 allocated by the Kansas Legislature in fiscal years 1978 and 1979.
A feasibility study on using wood to fuel boilers in the KU power plant was approved by the Kansas Board of Regents last week. The study will be funded by monies left over from a fund of alternative energy sources for KU.
The alternative energy study was conducted by Franklin Associates Ltd., a Prairie Village engineering firm, and included an investigation of the possibility of building a coalor refuse-burning plant.
The idea of building a new plant was abandoned because of the high cost, according to W.P. Smith, KU professor of electrical engineering.
SMITH HAS BEEN involved in developing alternative energy sources for the University since 1975.
A new coal- or refuse-burning plant would cost about $10 million, Smith said, and building new boilers or modifying existing boilers to use wood for fuel would cost roughly $2.5 million and $3.5 million.
The KU power plant is located south of Fint Hall. Currently, the plants uses natural gas as a fuel and generates steam heat.
About 70-75 percent of all the campus buildings use steam heat, Smith said.
The plant could use wood for fuel in two ways, he said. The first way would involve building two new
boilers that would burn wood chips to produce steam.
THE SECOND METHOD would convert wood into methane gas, which would be used in the existing furnaces as a supplement to the natural gas.
Smith" said he supported the project because of a "very strong conviction on my part that we as a team can go to renewable energy sources."
He said that in 1975 natural gas cost $60 cents per 1000 cubic feet, but today the same amount costs $2.50 and could cost $3 if increases continue.
"As far as I'm concerned, we're at least at the break-even point right now," Smith said about the prices of wood and natural gas.
IF PRICES KEEP going up, he said, using alternative fuels could soon be less expensive than using natural gas.
Smith said that about 50,000 tons of wood per year would be used in the boilers, an amount that could be culled from an area around Lawrence with a 50 to 60 mile diameter.
He said the University already had 15 acres of test wood for use in the boilers. Part of the wood, which was planted in 1976, is growing on surplus land owned by the federal government at the Sunflower Ordinance munitions plant on Highway 10. Smith said.
If the study shows the wood-burning project is feasible and it receives the federal funding it needs, the project could be implemented in one to two years, Smith said.
The Ozark Mountain Daredevils at Hoch Auditorium, featuring Steve Canaday, guitar, drums and vocals; Steve Cash, harmonica and vocals; John Dillon, guitar, keyboards and vocals; Mike Grande, bass and vocals; Larry Lee, drums, keyboards and vocals; Michael Seymour, vocals; with special quest, comedian David Frye. The Daredevils were presented by SUA.
Crowd ready for Daredevils' solid show
By DAN TORCHIA Staff Writer
Though it was small, the audience of 1,000 welcomed the Ozark Mountain Daredevils like old friends Saturday night.
And like old friends, the Daredevils put on a solid show, blending old favorites with newer songs, a mix for which the crowd was ready.
But at 7 p.m., the starting time, it looked as if the homecoming concert looked like a few hundred people had shown up. SUa spokesman started of the show so "people could mosey on in," as the SUa spokesman told the crowd. The majority of the audience did not come in until the depth of impression David Frye's set.
NO MATTER HOW funny Frye might be on television or in nightclubs, his visual and auditory gags did not work in Hoch Auditorium. His facial and body language was constant in his impersonations, were lost to anyone sitting past the second row.
Staff Writer
Review
Some of his routines were good,
especially those mimicking Ronald
Reagan, Howard Cosell and Richard
Gregor, some of his choices were
puzzling.
How many in the audience knew what the late President Johnson or William F. Buckley would sound like? Not very many, judging from audience reaction,
The crowd was indifferent to these and other impressions. Fry served the same purpose as any concert warm up in a place where a live late, find seats and look for friends.
When the Daredevils took the stage, the crowd gave them a standing ovation before they plaved a note.
THE DAREDEVILS SHOWED off
the pared-down sound featured on their
album 'A World Of Sound'
Daredevils." Their country roots, though still important to their sound, were played down as they concentrated in a basic rock and roll style.
7:00 PM
TUES
OCT.2
BIG 8
ROOM
This was the best material of the night. Songs like "Take You Tonight" and French songs featured glitter music by Terry Wiles and vocal work by everyone in the band.
Although there was not a front man in the group, harmonia player Steve Cash was the most visible member and was the heart of the Daredevil's sound. Cash's harmonia work brought the crowd to its feet several times.
"Chicken Train," their classic concert song, was played a little slower
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Their last encore, "Commercial Success," was a parody on the goals rock performers usually use—a life of expensive cars and beautiful women. With another group it might have been a glorification. But the Daredevils, with their exaggerated rock star pose and Pete Townsend leaps at the end of the song, added the right amount of tongue-in-cheek humor.
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than usual. It was an interesting contrast to the way they have played it in the past. Complete with chicken calls and screams, the crowd leaves the best crowd reaction of the night.
The Dardevelis closed with "If You Want To Go To Heaven," their first hit album.
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Graduate Studental S-born, modular homo.
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Rent: 2 bdmr. 1½ bath apt. on bus route.
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Costumes are coming and so is Halloween!
Visit the museum at 260-459-2100. See your vintage clothes needed. Sat, and Sun.
Wednesday: $17.50. Saturday: $18.50.
1973 Mazda RX-2 Great mechanical condition. Serious inquiries only. Mia Kel 841-2756. 10-28
1989 Pilmouth Arrow 3 speed, Hatchback,
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1978 Honda 400F with cover and helmet
841-1528 for 10 p.m.
10-23
1974 Chevy Nova Hatchback, 350, 451 Call. 10-21
For 9:30 a.m. 9:00, #811-8312. 10-21
New Drafting Table for sale. Very durable
high quality stained wood constructed.
10-22
1975 Duster Custom 6, cyl with ps, pb, and
dbi. Call B41-2374 after $39.00 good over
dollars. Call B41-2374 after $39.00 good over
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1977 Olda Cullson - Air-Vinyl Top-CB-3.
1978 Olda - cassette 47,000 mL; radiolent
14-10. 30-10
Lincoln Mercury, 1922. This Beautiful
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Must sell 74 'Pont. Grand AM. Good condition. Full power, Make offer. Bass 844-6101.
6' x 9' carpet remnant-$30 like new. Call
842-231-214.
Gas tank for a 1979 CJ Seep, $55.81-8948
for an 1979 CJ Seep, $60.24-8948
off our 1979 CJ 70.8 for prf
8 foot oak, oak furniture, compact refrigerator,
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1971 Suruki TS 125 LESS THAN 6000 miles
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Bicycle Motobike/Nomade in very good condition. Call 842-2539 M-W-F P 10-24 AM-Mustang excursion, excursion call 842-2539
1978 Yamaha IT175. Excellent condition. run &
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FOUND
1966 650 Triumph, recently overhauled $800
796-840
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COLD? TRAILWISE down coat—men's (M).
233 and confy, and confy also. 10-14
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Red vinyl athletic bag in South Park. Contains towels and blow-dryer. -14.03- 10.22 Goggles on Nalimath Dr. Late Thur. night. at KU Police Station. Loon, Found). -10.23-
10 speed bike, 8 x 12 carpet, trombone, Call
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LETTERS book found in Dyche Aud. after
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Half-time teaching assistant, Women's Study Spring 1981. Will learn 2 sections of courses offered by the College of Law off campus. Applicants must have solid job experience in work in an interdisciplinary context. Prefer Masters degree with work experience. More info: Contact Diane McDermott. Contact more info: Contact Diane McDermott. Contact more info: Contact Diane McDermott. Woscoe: 864-2544. Women's Studies program is an equal opportunity employer. 11-3
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NEED CASH now taking applications for the Theatre has TAKEN applications for Bastardens, Waters and Wallace who are interested in the Evening work only perfect for students. Evening work only perfect for students. Showcase Dinner Theatre and Loft Skool House for appointment. 261-706-100. 10-22 Wednesday-January in joining or forming bands. Call American Music or Mark Price at 749-1897. 10-22
Graduate student to work approximately 12 hours a week in the administration-as Office Supervisor-University of Kansas Motor Pool. Contact Liane Long, 844-535-1024; apply to department office.
LOST
T 58.6C Calculator lost last week (Thursday
afternoon). Please Call 811-8624. 10-23
Big Gray fluffy乌 with white collar. Call 705-7358 ask for Dave around 6 p.m. 10-22
Lost big black notebook with passport in the Union. Please call Haroon 249-1289. 10-21 Beige blazer blazer with shear collar and two mittens. Misses' size is 5. Lost leaf. 10-23
Black Semi-male cat (large), white flea
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8 mo. female sable & white collee-RE-
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breakfast and 12 $10 pitchers, 7 and mid-EM. "Partying"
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SENIORS. Call 864-3728 to schedule an appointment for your Senior Yearbook Portrait. Oct. 6-31. 10-31
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Tofu Teddy sadly and joyfully announces that faux farewell concert Come join us for a performance here at Union Ballet Room 9:30 to 10:00 With very much love, the New Yorkers praise. "Love so real it not fade away"
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