University Daily Kansan
Monday, February 24, 1975
3
Physics contest announced
The department of physics and astronomy is seeking entries for its first Physics Demonstration Contest. The contest is designed to encourage students to develop educational demonstrations for lecture classes. The winner of the competition will receive a $100 prize, and an additional $100 bonus. A callout line for entries for 8 p.m. on April 24. Additional information is available from Robert C. Bearser, associate professor of physics and astronomy.
Tonight...
THE STUDENT AMERICAN PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION
FOR Aerolor A of the Kansas University. Jake Miller, Topeka
pharmacist, will speak.
ALPHA RHQ GAMMA, jewelry and silversmithing club will meet at 30 in Broadcast Hall. Ken Rose, professor of mechanical engineering, will speak. (Joe Rowe)
"COMPUTERIZATION VS. PRIVACY" will be the topic at the KUY advocate series program 7:30 in the Room of Forum at the Kansas University. Speakers will be Lance Burr, former assistant attorney general; Jim Clement, former chairman of the Board of the department of planning and development of Kansas City, Mo.
Crime
From Page One
check their locks and make sure the locks are adequate. He dead-bolt type locks are recommended as the safest door locks, they are available to mark items that could harm you. Ellison say. Items should be engraved with a person's date of birth, initials or social security number; they say, preferably the name because it is different for every person.
Even items that have serial numbers probably should be marked, Ellison says, because the numbers often can be altered or removed. Name plates, such as those on portable calculators, can be removed with ease, he says.
The Lawrence police department may soon begin a program called Project Identification, Demory says, which will involve the vibro-enrgravers to mark items. Demory says stickers would be available to place on the outside of homes or in underground burglarals that every item in the house or car has been marked for identification.
Memory says a recent test of this project in California has had excellent results.
It's important to let the police know if you're planning to be gone for an extended period of time so that they can watch for you and ensure your activity around your home. Dummy saves.
"Get to know your neighbors," Ellison says. "It's especially important for students. Many of them live in a place and don't know anybody who lives around
Ellison says if a person knows his neighbors, then he can ask them to keep an eye on him.
Automatic timers that turn house lights on and off are also helpful. Demy says. The timers allow people to leave lights on or off, but they do not impress someone is in the house.
Dermy says the police are interested in educating business owners against the crime.
Dermory says that business owners who develop certain habits and routes they
"We teach them the proper way to close up and to take care of their receipts." Memory says. "And we tell them: Don't be punctual."
Sen. Arden Booth said Gov. Robert Bennett's request to abolish the elected offices of state treasurer and insurance commissioner was a program that began under Gov. Robert Docking in 1968. The Docking program abolished the state auditor as an elected official.
The future of the state treasurer's office was one of the issues discussed Saturday by state legislators from Douglas County at the Chamber of Commerce's Eggs and Issues conference.
Booth, who supports the reorganization, said the original committee that was established to study state reorganization had come, but now, the issue bad become political.
Legislators discuss state treasurer's post
"What has been quite popular with
aaron's supper booth? "has all of
aaron's customers.
Tickets Sales begin February 10th
Duke County Bank, Town Criers, Jaja's Inc.
Duke County Bank, Town Criers, Jaja's Inc.
Tickets are
$3.50 for Friday night
at Northshore Night
Feb. 28 & March 1; 8:00 p.m.
ALL SLEEES RESERVED
You can earn your
MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION with a major in Transportation
at the university of British Columbia in
Vancouver, and at the best business school in Canada and one of the most prestigious faculties in
America. Our graduates are in demand.
Scholarships, fellowships, and research assistance (as much as $5,000) are available. Preference will be given to students with undergraduate degrees in economics, engineering, computer sciences, theatricals, or the physical sciences.
For information write (another K.U graduate):
Booth said the offices of state treasurer and insurance commissioner were professional in nature, and people should be hired to fill those posts rather than elected.
Prof. Karl M. Ruppenblatt, Director Centre for Transportation Studies University of British Columbia Vancouver, Canada
travel after closing and are vulnerable to robbers. Robbers usually watch a building about a week before they attempt a robbery, so they that they can learn store owner's habits.
Rep. John Vogel disagreed with Booth. He said that the tendency of Federal government has been to decentralize, and that to abolish the elected offices of state treasurer and insurance commissioner would only serve to centralize government in Topeka.
"I have a definite feeling," Vogel said, that we're giving too much power to the police and the press.
---EXPLORE---
MINDS...MOUNTAINS...AND MORE
THE SHAPE OF MINDS TO COME. John G. Taylor. A startling report on the extraordinary potential and awesome dangers of the human mind.
MOUNT ANALOGUE: A Novel of Symbolically Authentic One-Lifetime Adventures in a mountain Tumbling. Vera Dunnal, *Diamnal*, 2015, published by Simon & Schuster and Vera Dunnal. Dunnal's last work, this extraordinary novel tells the unfinished story of a voyage aboard the ship Impossible and the daring adventure.
WITH THESE NEW PENGUINS
THE PENGUIN WORLD ATLAS, Edited by Peter Hall. This unique new milestone in cartography presents a variety of physical and demographic features together on the same maps. Published online. The maps of maps in full color and a gazzeter of over 60 pages. $9.95
THE GAME OF WIZARDS Psyche, Science, and Symbol in the Oceaneal *Charity Psyche*. The first book to expose the hidden link between science and society. (Reed)
SCIENCE FICTION, TODAY AND TOMORROW, Edited by Reginald Bretton. This unique anthology surveys the role of science fiction in the modern world. "The most interesting volume dealing with science fiction that I have ever read," Isaac Amimov. $2.95
SEXUAL IDENTITY CONFlict IN CHILDREN AND ADULTS, Richard Green, M.D. An intimate look at children and adults so unhappy with their anatomical sexuality that they seek to change their sex. $3.95
THE SAITU DRAY NIGHT SPECIAL! and Other Guns with the SAITU RIGHT NIGHT SPECIAL! The Slew Wildlife, Robbed Countess Banks, Short Husbands Purposely and by Mistake, and Killed Presidents—Together with the Debate over Confainning Saite. Robert Morley! A shocking report on the role of the Slew Wildlife.
These new Penguins are now available at your campus bookstore
This adorable glass can be yours for keeps. Just buy a 16-ounce cup at Kate's and a Drive-In. And remember. It's one of the whole set of "carbon character" offering. Collect all 'em.
Rep. Mike Glover didn't take a definite stand on the state reorganization, but said he thought the issue had always been a political one. The situation in the state treasurer's office has reversed itself, she said, because under Docking the state treasurer would not be required Bennett the state treasurer is a Democrat. In other business, Rep. Lloyd Buzzi, a member of the House transportation committee, talked about the use of additional highway funds that President Obama proposed to fund the funds most likely would be used in construction of two-lane highways as opposed to four-lane highways or interstates.
- WARNER BROS. 1974
Henrys
TO: All University Students FROM: Student Union Activities
6th & Missouri
843-2139
MEMO
We are now accepting applications for SUA board and officer interviews. Officer interviews will be held Thursday evening, February 27;
STUDENT UNION ACTIVITIES
board member interviews will be held Saturday, March 1. Applications may be picked up in SUA office and are due WEDNESDAY, FEBUARY 25.
WINTER SPECIALS
- We Thank You for Your Patronage in '74 With These Fine Specials
- We Guarantee All Our Menu Prices That Are In Effect Now Until July 1, 1975
MISS STREET DELI
MASSA GUELLE
50c OFF with this Coupon
REUBEN SANDWICH
Hot Cornbelt, Swiss Cheese and Bavarian
Kraut served on cottage rye.
Expires Feb. 28, 1975
Reg. Price $1.75
The Bull & Boar
11 W. 9th
50° OFF with this Coupon
Open Faced HOT BEEF SANDWICH
Served with thin sliced roast beef, home-made mashed potatoes—smothered in dark brown gravy. Relishes included.
NEW YORKER
1021
MAASSACHUSETT ST.
Reg. Price $1.75 Expires Feb. 28, 1975
$1.00 OFF with this Coupon
ANY LARGE PIZZA
Dining In Special Only
"The original thick crust pizza. from New York." Expires Feb. 28, 1975
$1.00 OFF—Large New Yorker Supreme Pizza
Delivering from 5:00 p.m.
till closing daily. Expires Feb.28,1975
DISTRIBULED BY SCHUMM FOODS/MASS. STREET DELI/NEW YORKER/BULL & BOAR/SCHUMM CATERING/ 719½ MASS.
general jeans
BUY ONE GET ONE FREE
Famous Maker
Select any Jean in the store, except corduroy or denim, and get a second pair FREE. You pay for the higher priced pair and get a bargain on both Jeans.
general
1000 Mass.
842-7611
jeans
The Malls 842-7610