University Daily Kansan
Monday, March 3, 1975
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SUA officers, board selected for 1975-76
SUA officers and board members for 1975-76 were selected last week. . .
The Kansas Union Memorial Corporation executive committee chose new officers Thursday night. They are: Greg Bengston, Salina minion, president; Rosesa Postma, Lawrence sophomore, vice president; Beth Ann Watson, Jetmore junior, secretary and Bob Grant, Bowling Green, Ky., junior, treasurer.
New SUA board members, who will direct next year's programs, were selected Saturday by the new officers and current officers and board members.
The new SUA board members are: Steve Braiman, Trinity Village senior; films; Bradamian, Temple Village senior; forums; Terry Karnate, Kansas City, Kan.; junior, outdoor recreation; Paula Lerner, Shawnee Mission sophomore, fine arts; Lindeman, Salma senior, special events.
Carol Poulson, Hinsdale, IL., junior,
Festival of the Arts; Tim Rogers, Hutchinson junior, public relations; Jeff Schul, Topsika junior, free University; Tim Watson, Clifton senior, travel; and Susan Zolek,久新worth junior, indoor recreation.
Poulson, the new Festival of the Arts director, said Sunday she would consult
with SUA advisers and Win Halverhout, director of this year's festival which was canceled, about funding problems. She will seek funds from the University of Kansas Endowment Association and other organizations. she said.
She said she had proposed a change in the festival format. Instead of one full week of activities in the spring, Festival of the Arts may become two weekends of concerts and other activities, one in the fall and one in the spring. She also suggested the festival might take place during one week with the awards on Tuesday and Thursday of that week.
Poulson said she would try to involve members of the Lawrence community and KU faculty and students in festival productions,
The new SUA board will take office July 1, according to Dave Murfin, SUA president. It will draw up a proposed budget for it will 1976 during the next few weeks, Mr. Murfin said. "This spring later this spring to the Kansas Memorandum Corporation board of directors for approval.
New board members will select committee chairmen and recruit committee members for various SUA programs at a meeting sometime this spring. Murfin said.
Under a bill approved by the Student Senate last semester, candidates for student body president and vice president were elected. The two who they spent within two weeks of the election.
Ed Rolfs spent almost $800 in his successful campaign for student body president several weeks ago, according to expenditure reports released Sunday.
3 of 4 teams file campaign costs
Joyce Hudson, chairman of the elections committee, said Sunday that she had received reports from three of the four teams. Barbara O'Brien and Steve McMurry hadn't filed as of Sunday evening, she said. The reports were due Friday.
McMurray said the late filing resulted from a misunderstanding because he had filed the report with the treasurer's office. The report came out of court and Hudson would receive the report today.
Hudson and Rolfs said they weren't sure what action would be taken on the candidates' failure to file on time. Rolfs said he was the two bad only forgotten to make the report.
Rolfs and his running mate, Mary Lowe Roece, listed $383.87 in campaign expenses. The mayor said was an estimate, in donated personal materials such as stationery and stamps.
total spending for their campaign at $428.49.
Paul Sherbo and Gerald Land said they spent $1,50, which covered the cost of photocopying petition forms. Merry said O'Brien had spent about $100. He said he did have the exact figures that were filed.
Rolfs said he spending $146.72 on handouts;
$45.48 on buttons; $239.09 on posters; $183.80
on advertising in the Kansan and $38.36 for
mailing his expenses in miscellaneous expenses he listed filing fees.
Gregory said he spent $192.24 on posters; $28 on stickers; $25 on photography; $10 on filing fees and $173.23 on Kansan ad-vertising.
xeroxing, photography, stamps and phone bills.
Rofs said that in order to publicize a campaign to the entire student body and make it more public, he quite a bit of money. He said he didn't think this year's spending had been excessive.
He said the spending limit could be
lowered to about $500 without harming the campaign.
The amount of debt or approximately $1,400.
Rofs said he might ask the Senate's Student Rights, Responsibilities and Privileges Committee to examine spending and the entire election process this year.
"Equal rights for women is the next cutting edge of society discrimination," he said.
Rolfs won this year's election with a total of 1,220 votes. He was followed by Gregory with 805 votes, Sherbo with 310 and O'Brien with 294.
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have no concep tion of the quality of the services they propose to deliver," Carter said. He said it was natural for a nation as large as the United States to be diverse, but it was natural to struggle to be sure that diversity didn't result in discrimination.
Assertiveness urged
One of the key points in the struggle to end sex discrimination is the Equal Rights Amendment, Carter said. He said he hoped to see it universally passed.
Carter said the amendment was blocked in Georgia by the John Birch Society and by the textile industry, which employs many women at starvation wages.
Carter said he wanted to listen to all Americans and he would take his candidacy to all of the states including Texas and other Southerners are strong contenders.
"There are a lot of things I wouldn't do to be president," Carter said. "I would not tie, betray a trust, make a misleading statement or avoid a confrontation."
Keys, who delivered the closing address.
said she thought being a woman was an advantage in Congress,
"I feel that a woman in Washington now is a great asset," she said. "There is a recognition factor involved that is a tremendous advantage."
Keys, one of 18 women in the House of Representatives and the first freshman to serve on the Ways and Means Committee, said that when she attended her first committee meeting, the seven men in the room stood when she entered.
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