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Wednesday, January 29,1975
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29 candidates file for 7 city positions
Twenty Lawrence residents have filed for the city council and nine have filed for a school board.
The six city commission candidates and the eight school board candidates receiving the largest number of votes in the March 4 election will compete in the April 1 general election.
Local voters will elect three persons to the city commissioner, the school district board, and the general election.
Candidates for city commission who met Tuesday's filing deadline are:
jerry J. Albertson, 2010 Clifton Court,
conditioning specialist at Hallmark
Court.
Mariote H. "Marnie" Argersinger, 325
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through the University budget and will provide $860 for installation of the equipment and a $10 a month leasing bill for the six telephone lines.
Project Interface is designated as an experiment, but several language professors as well as Gardner said they were working on a project to become a permanent part of the University.
Bryant C. Freeman, chairman of the department of Italian and French, said a similar program at the University of Illinois that utilized only French was very suc-
"Not only is it a type of outreach to more students of different ages, but it is also providing services or people in the area that we be able to get news from Paris by simply calling us."
FREEMAN SAID IT would be very useful in his class about the contemporary French press and in French conversation classes. He suggested that languages not offered at the University, such as Arabic, could also be made available.
Kathy Brueggeing, assistant instructor of French and Italian, is in charge of choosing the broadcasts for her department. She said she hoped to receive broadcasts from Canada and France and pick up broadcasts from France to Africa.
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said Bruce Schondelmeyer, Manchester,
Mo., freshman and resident of Ellsworth
Hall. They're giving the right to a small
college, but they are including the
largest portion, the students."
"if the state officials can drink at their residences, I don't see why anyone who isn't a minor shouldn't be able to do it at the residence halls," Charles McAllaster, Great Bend sophomore and McCollum Hall resident, said.
"The bill probably won't have that much effect one way or the other," said Larry Gwinn, Shawnee Mission graduate student and resident of McColm Hall. "Everyone knows that the current law isn't strictly enforced.
Senate urges reports, poll
A bill that would require candidates for student body president to submit a campaign finance report was one of two bills recommended for Student Senate approval by the Senate Rights, Privileges and Responsibilities Committee Tuesday.
The bill would stipulate that the candidates release the total amount spent on their campaigns, the sources of all campaign funds and the estimated values and sources of all materials donated for use in the campaign.
The committee also voted to recommend Senate approval of a bill which would authorize conducting an opinion poll during the Feb. 12-13 elections.
questions on the proposed poll would include three about the student activity fee and its allocation, two about the library and new library policies and an open-ended question to solicit general comments about issues affecting the Senate.
The Senate will act on the recommended bills at its meeting Thursday night.
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Park Hill Terr., chairman of the local hospital study committee and wife of William Angersinger, vice chancellor for research and graduate studies.
Donald A. Binnis, 1402 E. Glen Drive,
Lawrence High School extension program
—Richard L. Bullick, 1920 Miller Drive,
complaint of the Lawrence Pane Company.
—Corbett Collins, 181 Crawford, owner and manager of Henry's Drive In.
John E. Colyer Jr., 2730 Belle Haven Drive, president of John E. Colyer and vice president of Wilson Supply and Service company.
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- Robbie Glencres, 1730 Learnard Ave., 1974 graduate of the University of Kansas school of law and employee of Collister and Kampschroeder, a Lawrence law firm.
Wesley B, FitzGerald, 306 Nebraska,
president of the Credit Bureau of Lawrence.
Robert M. Haralick, 3414 Tam O'Meara, associate professor of electrical engineering
-W. Kirk Fast, 125 Louisiana, bus driver for Lawrence Bus Company.
Carl Mibek, 1208 Delaware, debate coach and director at Lawrence High School.
John A. Naramore, 485 New York, part-
ment of The University Key Press, a commercial print firm
——Theodore S. Pemm, 3323 Iowa, Lot 336,
Broadway for Grahamship By
Truck Company
—Robert P. Radcliffe, 515 Lindley Road, Nashville, TN, who operates the Orca Inc., which operates the General Electric Corporation.
-Mark Shelton, 084 Mississippi, owner of Primarily Leather.
Craig A. Stanciffe, 802% Massachusetts, an attorney.
**John E. Taylor, 328 Locust, retired**
**wizard of Wookland, nurse and**
**empolyte of Wookland Hospital**
Ottis H. Vann, 1611 W. 2nd, employee of Norris Brothers, Inc.
-William T. Vicary, 1615 E. Glem Drive,
general manager of Nismath Hall.
-Dale Willey, 214 Providence Road,
president of Dale Willey Pont-Cadillac
Incumbents Julie Hack, 2216 Massachusetts, and Richard Holzmeister, 2921 Topeka, have filed for reelection to the school board.
The other candidates for the school board are:
- Edwin A. Alexander, 2576 Cedarwood, an
Edwin A. Alexander, the Sunflower Army Arm-
ment.
-William F. Bradley, Rt. 2, former president of the school board.
James A. Hills, 845 Illinois State director of education at the Kansas State Pententiary
- William B. Lamb, 2009 Camelback Drive, technical superintendent at the E.I. du Pont de Nemours and co. plant in Tecumseh.
- Martha Mastinon, 709 Mississippi,
president Punchek School Parent
Association
-Charles Oldfather, Rt. 5, former University attorney.
Dorothy E. Scott, 324 Elm, a secretary's
tutorial for the Follow Through office and a
member of the committee.
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SUA PRESENTS
JUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM
Director Marcel Carne (subtitles)
7:30 Classical Series Ballroom
with James Capney, Joe E. Brown,
Mickey Rooney
Film Society Series 7:30
Wednesday, Jan. 29
Thursday, Jan. 30
THE WAY WE WERE $1.00 Admission Popular Series
with Barbara Streisand and Robert Redford (same Buttercup position)
$1.00 MONTH BEST OFFER
Friday, Jan. 31
7:00; 9:30
Saturday, Feb. 1
7:00; 9:30
Admission 75° Woodruff Aud. Exceptions Indicated
Dixieland Jazz
by the GASLIGHT GANG only at PAUL GRAY'S JAZZ PLACE
926 $ _{1/2} $ Mass. St.
(enter from alley behind Jenkins Music)
Happy Hour ★ ★ Pitchers $1.00 ★ ★ 6-8 p.m.
Band starts at 9:00 p.m. Free popcorn after the game
open Wed. thru Sat.
WOMEN'S SELF-DEFENSE
Also classes offered in Judo and Oriental Weaponry. Classes for all age groups. Chief Instructor: Max Muller, 2nd Degree Black Belt.
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Martial Arts Academy
Behind MacDonald's on 23rd St.
Call 842-8244 after 6:30 for appt.
Open Mon..Thurs.
MOUNT OREAD MADNES ONE DAY ONLY—THURSDAY, JAN. 30—10 a.m.-10 p.m. Every Item of Clothing in the Store 1/2 PRICE
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At the West End of Campus
THE UNIVERSITY SHOP
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