Thursday, March 8, 1975
University Dally Kansan
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On Campus
Building hours announced
Building hours for spring break. March 8-16, have been announced by Harry M. Buchholz, director of Building and Grounds. Campus buildings will be open from 7:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Saturday, and closed Sunday. Buildings will be open from 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. March 10 through March 14, but will be closed March 15 and 16. Strong Hall will be open from 7:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. March 15. Buchholz said people who wanted buildings open at any other times during spring break would have to make advance reservations.
Entru blanks available
KU Relays intramural entry blanks for the men's 440-yard dash may be picked up in room 4 of Allen Field House. Completed entry blanks are due April 9.
CPA changing name
Botany profs to travel
The Consumer Protection Association (CPA) is in the process of legally changing its name to the Consumer Affairs Association (CAA). The change will take several weeks. Wednesday's Kansan identified the CPA as the CAA.
Three KU botany professors - J. Eugene Fox, Andrew M. Torres, and Rolf Borchert have received travel grants from the Botanical Society of America to allow them to go to the 12th International Botanical Congress at Leningrad in June.
Bicentennial logo sough
The Douglas County Bicentennial Commission's symbol and logo contest deadline is April 7. Any Douglas County resident over 6 years may submit one original design. Symbols may relate to Douglas County's history and may be a graphic presentation. A $100 U.S. Savings Bond will be awarded to the winner. Interested persons should contact Am Evans, 941-280, and arrange to pick up an entry form.
Tonight...
THE KU SAILING CLUB will meet at 7:30 in the Parlors of the Kansas Union.
LEO LTLIWAK, professor of medicine at the University of California, as Los Angeles, will speak at 7:30 in Woodford Auditorium. His topic will be “The Role of the Lawyer in the Health Care System.”
Support for KANU poor, director says
BY BOB GAVIN and
BETTY HAEGELIN
Kausan Staff Reporters
The administration's lack of support, interest, awareness and foresight is forcing radio station KANU to lose valuable resource. The KANU program director, said this week.
"I wish there were something I could do to make the administration aware of the rehearsal activities," Mr. Hutchison said."The resource I'm talking about isn't the powerful frequency or the studios, but the people—the most creative staff of the program—have been found in any station in the United States."
However, Del Shankel, executive vice chancellor, said that the administration did realize that problems existed and was making attempts to correct them. The major move was to place KANU under the Outreach program.
Shivers is leaving KANU to become assistant director and program director of a new 50,000 watt public radio station at the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill.
"We did feel it was an area that had been ignored, so we put it under Outreach to give it the stability of being under a specific department," Shankel said. "We hope this will remedy some of the problems KANU has been having."
"WHAT IT INVOLVES for me is programming, staffing and equipming from the very beginning, which obviously is a really exciting challenge," he said. "The presence of Caribbean) administration is aware of the presence of a radio station and determined to help its service
"It has a broad general understanding of what public radio ought to be and do for a community and it is interested in the idea of it," she said. "All of that is by way of contrast to KU."
and quality. It shows every sign of being and willing to support the station financial.
But Ron Calgaard, associate vice chancellor of Outreach, said he was a strong benefactor. He is also an important role for the University in surrounding communities, and he had had a number of discussions with the station during this time to score of the station could be expanded.
The University budget for 1973-74 was over $55 million. Shivers said.
SHIVERS SAID KAUN would receive its second budget increase in 2018. How-
"The station had no increases in its operating budget, and we had to pay for the next two years, we got two rather small increases, not enough with inflation and normal growth to be where we were."
"KANU until this time, has never had a home," Calgaard said. "This has made if difficult in terms of administrative support for staff and equipment to be raised, but I'm trying now to be as supportive as possible, and I am hoping the station so we can all do a better job."
"KANU gets one-tenth of one per cent and with it reaches many thousands more people, and its own University educates them, and my job, does a better job of education them," he said.
Swimming...
From page 6
"I probably taught me mainly how to
incompete and about sportmanship," Uffers
said. "Some of my mannersmen probably
don't like the world, but I probably
helped us all to mature quicker."
Kegley said, "Mainly, I think it helps a person physically. It sounds ironic because I had pneumonia, but I was in the best condition of my life when I was in swimming."
"There's not too much free time," Kancel said. "It's just swimming and school most of the time and it takes all of your time. You can practice, you just don't feel like studying."
But the seniors said that college swimming had its negative aspects too.
Because swimming is a minor sport the said, it doesn't receive much publicity.
"Nobody came to the meetups but parents and girlfriends," Hodge said. "You start this meeting at 10 a.m."
"But I don't expect people to come to swimming meets. Heck, I don't like to go to gymnastics meets so I can't expect people to watch us. It's not that exciting."
Reamon said the senior swimmers were especially important to the team from a position of leadership.
"If a good senior provides leadership and works hard and has a good attitude he is invaluable." Reasonan said. "I'm glad that you have helped me to see fit to give us four of their best years."
McDonald said, "now I like we have to set more of an example now. I know it really helps to help the seniors around to give confidence to the younger guys. We've been
"There's a lot of things about Dick Reamon that are just super," Ullers said. "He's willing to spend time on his own to help him with his homework. I'd go to him not as a swimmer but a friend."
The senior swimmers call coach Reamon Cohen, who has a good relationship with their coaches.
there before and we can tell them what to expect."
"We call him Duck and quack at him all the time, it's been his nickname since coaching, I guess, because of the way he led us to victory and leader and he takes care of his students."
McDonald said he planned to graduate with an architecture degree and have an architecture career. Ullers has been accepted to dental school and Hodgson plans a master's degree in manufacturing concern. King wants to teach diving and marry his girlfriend, a diving instructor in Kansas City, Kan. Kancel will graduate with a journalism degree and seek a public relations job. Kegley hopes to attend graduate school next
nucdonald said, "I wish some of the other sports could have a relationship like we do with Dick. It's unique that he's almost like one of the guys but that respect is always
"Just knowing that it's your last year and the last time you're going to do everything along the line really makes it easy, a lot of I think we will win it again." McDonald said.
But for now, all but Kegley are intent upon winning that eighth straight conference championship. They're psyched up and tapered and expect to win.
During the campaign for Tuesday's city elections, many faculty members found their mailsbox stuffed with leaflets from the campaign. On Friday, District 497 school board candidates. Some faculty members complained to the University general counsel, and one charged that the practice was in violation of a University policy against using social media.
By DEBBIE GUMP Kansan Staff Reporter
Political campaigning has spread to political suburban boxboxes and apparently is there to stay.
Mailbox politics gets complaint
However, Mike Davis, University general counsel, ruled Wednesday that if a candidate or his agent hand delivered his material and didn't use University personnel for distribution, he was acting legally.
Davis made his decision after Charles
Staniger, associate professor of history and
Stanisfer is the campaign manager for Carl Mibeck, a winner in Tuesday's primaries. Stanisfer complained that Marjorie "Marime" Argeringer and Robert Haralick, both commission candidates, and Michael Hudson, his delegate for the school board were illegally hiring a service by leaving their campaign material in faculty mailboxes.
Argersinger is the wife of William Argersinger, vice chancellor for research and graduate studies, and Haralick is an professor of electrical engineering.
Arngersinger, who was the vote leader in the city commission primary, said her campaign material had been distributed to the council members with the rank of assistant or helper.
the campaign manager for a city commission candidate, protested the practice.
The faculty handbook prohibits the use of the campus mail service for political purposes, and a statement from the Board of Regents forbids the "distribution of information" to other advertisers . . from areas where public events are held on campus."
"Before I did it I checked with the University counsel and he said there was nothing wrong with it," she said. "We'dn't find any department that wouldn't let us do it. We met no opposition until Mr. Stansifer protested."
Davis said the issue was whether the use of mailboxes meant the use of University servers. The data in the study.
Stanifier contended that the mail service included the mailboxes.
"There can be no mail service without mailboxes," he said.
The decision on mailbox use came from Jennifer Gille. Davis' assistant.
All of Argersinger's leaflets were stamped "volunteer carried," she said, so there would be no confusion as to who did the actual distribution.
"We have just about decided that the mailboxes belong to the departments and offices," she said. "We're going to leave it home so we can decide whatever policy they want."
The director of the campus mail service, Leo Outdahl, said the mailboxes we under study are still in use.
"We have no control over those," Ousaidh, assistant director of the KU physical plant said. "Those boxes are the department's boxes and as far as the campus mail service goes we have no jurisdiction."
Haralick, who finished out of the top six in the primary, also said he had acted legally.
been distributed in the history department without authorization, but Stitt Robinson, professor of history and former chairman of the department, said he had been the distributor.
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COMING: Original antique show and sale, March 27 at The Wilton Museum. Lakewood, Lawrence, KS. Show hours Sunday-Friday and Saturday from 10:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m., $10.00 all three days; Manager Victoria B Krumeskun. Food served by Pilib Club of Lafayette.
K-2 Skis with Shalom binding Excellent condition. Reasonable Price. 842-8409 Call evening.
For Sale - 1743 Chevy Malibu Classic. Disc brake.
For Sale - 1743 Chevy Malibu Classic. Disc brake.
low mileage. Battery: 2:30 p.m. on 9:40 a.m.-4:40
p.m.
3 Lab Ref. 1, Dachhund $25 each 2 Beailles $18
1 Scottie $10 also, Pike $26 and Pamra -14
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SKI BOOTS — Humatic Coverte 505 sft. size:
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For Sale to best offer 135mm camera lenses,
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3-6
FOR SALE  Supernova supernova swing machine 250
or best offer, Call after 6:00 849-8441 3-7
Peugeot U-08 231 in. frame, 6 month old, never
called. Fully serviced. Shifters, clutch. Call Before 6:30 p.m. $350.
1974, 230 cc Yamaha Enduro, asking for tender
amount of $38,500. Can be pitched to a Caterer target price of $38,500.
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Super Sale! Baked goods, toys, clothing 10-3
Saturday, 10th and Vermont.
Saint Bernard pumps—AKC registered. Six weeks
left. Send money to Saint Bernard, or
some older pup free to good families.
(50%)
Electric equipment. Great condition. Two stereo
phones. Call bill, D431-2590 after 11 a.m.
3-7 p.m. Eight-hour warranty.
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843-9891 6:30-9:00 p.m. Mon.-Sun.
66 COMET Six cylinder, 4 door, automatic,
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For Sale. MacGregor golf clubs 2 three 9hr,
80$ or best offer. Golf店 At 614-535-3, 3-18
For Sale: -Munita SR-T 101 35 mm camera with
Axiom Z600m 24x1.8mm o.m.p. old Cali St-75
after 4 a.m. p.p. for $1,999.
For Sale Hainless Praktsa 25 mm SLR. 50 mm
forks. For Sale Harrington 35 mm SLR. 50 mm
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OPEN HOUSE—French and Italian Faculty and School. Open to all interested students in 6:00 P.M. Social hour on chairs among faculty, grader and undergraduate and graduate students. French major studies abroad, sociology, Italian literature.
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MEDICAL, DENTAL, & LAW SCHOOL, APPLICANTS: Have you applied for the 1975 classes, but without success so? Perhaps we can have an acceptance box. 16401, St Paul; 63105, 63105, M-2
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Frosting - entire month of March $18.50
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**Lost- A. Seiko watch has been lost at the Union**
**Market. Please call 664-6199 for mental value**
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Found T-square outside Spooner Art Museum
Friday Call 943-8544
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Last-Brown leather purse at the Seventh Spirit store in it. How he it in. Howard no questions asked. Call 844-712-9350.
Lost, black cat, long-hair male. If you want to
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Found a camera of the 1984 and Oundady a black
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Man's ring found Monday, March 3 in Wescoe
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teenth at 841-898 and identify
Found: Pard German shearer puppy appx 6
A dog of German lineage (Dog
Owner or good home. Call 841-4431)
2-7
Pound. large, black male dog. very friendly.
Midnight nowhere. White markings on chest.
Call 81-638-5280.
Found, one woman's bracelet in Centennial Park.
Phone 841-4089. 3-18
Lotte: Red 3 section spiral notebook 2-28-75
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3-18
Found. Dog, male, part collie, about 6-8 weeks
Older. Indiana is a month away. Male,
3-18
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Lost, brown and white sparrow spaniel near 128
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SUMMER JOB. One of America's outstanding employers, Summers Logistics announces a limited number of openings on August 13. Compensation includes salary of $425 per hour, board and laundry. This is an unusually large role for the highest character and integrity will be required. Position offered by Broadbread, 2623 Shannon, CI, Northbrook, NJ 07048.
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**Application:** Mail resume to Wanda H. Snyder, 430-756-1278.
Address envelopes at home: $80 per month, post-
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SUMMER JOB: Sports-loving, married couple (no children) need to help us at our summer camp. We will work on teamwork, cleaning and other housework. Private cabin provided. Salary 100 weekly tasks. Please apply in writing to R. Cerf, 1000 Sunset Drive, giving references to N. CONFLELL CASES.
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4-11
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3-18
WANTED: Roommate (male or female) for Gatehouse apt. Lots of window space; Private room, private bath. Call 842-2516. 3-6 Roommate wanted! 3 biks. from Union. Rent $1,999. Payment due by Monday.
Female roommate wanted immediately. Super 2
bedroom house $77.50 plus utilities 841-676-4596
Wanted: Sales person, full time only. Apply in
person, Lawrence Surplus, 740 Massachusetts. If
address envelopes at home, $800 per month, pos-
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Hire needed desperately to College Station.
TEXAS. Spring break Call 841-5099 after 6 p.m.
Local photographer is seeking attractive female models. Pay is negotiable. If interested, write P.O. Box 3115, Lawrence, Ks 66044 for interview. Phone number will be helpful. **3-19**
Female Roommate needed for small house close
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Call 841-0753,犬夜
Wanted: a math tutor, one or two days a week.
Hold: 822-9789; after 4:00. **3-18**
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102, 105, 109, 110, 111, 116, 117, 118, 121, 122, 123,
124, 129, 300, 500, 558 One-time test preparation
great regular sessions. Reasonable rates. Call 636-266
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courtesy service. 843-765-1070
FOR RENT
Room furnished with or without cooking facilities, kitchen appliances, new net and downtown. No calls. Call 843-725-1900.
Rooms - Kitchen privileges. One block to campus $30 All meals. Double rent reduction for rooms in the building.
Extra rice rooms with private kitchen. One
room is a family parking, utilized if
Responsible rent. 843-707-9898
One and two bedroom apartments, Clean, carpeted,
AC, some with balconies. On bus route Hill.
Middle school.
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Rental skis for Colorado - GIMS: 120 and 150 CM
and ski poles. Both skis and pole. Mount Broom 838. Area 843-263 after 7 pm.
Available immediately, two bedroom apt. 115-
86 Rhode Island, come by 843-754-376.
PERSONAL
Yumming and attractive abelietteically female nurses, with a friendly smile, skiing and general booze with safe, clean, comfortable equipment available afterparties and evening on a snowy day. Send a thank you card to Sandra Wheeler at confidential personal interview 18-626-347-3500.
Karen - Happy first anniversary. I love you--3-7
Mike.
To a great RA, thanks for two great weeks helping for many more! Unmournably yours, Dave.
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