University Daily Kansan
Monday, November 25, 1974
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Regional delegates meet on community development
Twenty regional delegates from Community Design Centers (CDC) will attend a community development symposium today in Madison Marvin Hall at the University of Kansas.
The symposium is being hosted by the Architects Community Team (ACT). ACT is a Kansas City, Mo., based CDC created by Charles Kahn, dean of the School of Architecture and Urban Design, as part of the University outreach program.
The purpose of CUC is to provide the advising to community organizations, planners and volunteers. You can't afford to hire a private architect. The groups include architects, planners and members of Volunteers In Service to theCUC (VCA) who donate their services to the groups.
The purpose of the meeting, according to Rich Eisner, architectural director of ACT, is to set up a network of DCDs throughout the network would coordinate lobbying effort in Washington, D.C., for legislative support of community development projects.
Today's meeting will include organizational reports and reports from the American Institute of Planners (AIP) annual meeting in Denver, Colorado. Oct., 27-29.
Tuesday's meetings will include talks
Members of the dean of women search committee were named last week, Deanell Reece Tacha, chairman of that committee and Susan Ehrlich, secretary yesterday. The committee will be reviewing about 15 applications that the University received after putting an advertisement in a national journal of higher education, she said. She noted that various criteria listed in the advertisement
Other search committee members are John Beinser, student body president; Frank Burke, Burge Union director; Faye Dotthem, president of the Commission of the Status of Women; Elaine Esparza, spokesman for MECHA; Phil Frickle, president of the Association of University Dean of Medicine; Grunz, assistant dean of women; Kathy Hoggan, director of the KU Information Center; Wendy Martin Leewood senior, Malcolm Robinson, assistant dean of men, and Beatrice Wright, professor of psychology.
The advertisement states that the university is seeking a person holding a doctorate and having substantial administrative experience in student personnel work. Tacha said that person must have experience in organizing and directing a person's ability to plan, organize, implement and evaluate programming to meet the needs of students and the unique needs of women; knowledge of the character, functions and organizational structure of an effective women's resource center; communication skills in speaking and writing abilities; ability to manage women's office in committees, other organizational groups and in individual contacts.
After reviewing the applications, the team conducted menditions to the University by the middle of December, Tacha said. Announcement of a new email is expected no later than Jan. 10.
Members of the search committee for a new dean at the School of Journalism will be announced within a week, Ambrose Saricks, vice chancellor for academic affairs, said. The committee will be chosen from members of the school's academic affairs office by the School of Journalism, he said. Members will represent both faculty and students of the school.
Search committees to offer recommendations for a new dean of women and a new dean for the School of Journalism are still in the organizational stages.
An acting dean to replace Edward P. Bassett, present dean, will be appointed by the board of directors Saricks said. Bassett said he would officially leave no dean later than Dec. 1 in order to take over his new job as associate vice chancellor for academic affairs. The permanent school will be named by the board for the beginning of the new fiscal year, Saricks said.
Dean searches are beginning to take shape
"I must confess, this is the first year I have been confronted by more than one person every month. I've had more money," Weiss said. He said it didn't become clear to him before all the students were committed to a year here that inflation was the program's financing to the extent it has.
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John Beinser, student body president, said the proposed change would make the policy equitable, because the University has all finishes all fences from all faculty and students.
Study...
books and supplies, we received only the undergraduate price, he said.
The University retained the right to prosecute violators in the court, but the action was rarely used. Under the new proposal the action would be automatically assigned to faculty members who refused to pay fines at the end of the semester, Frickey said.
by various American Institute of Planners officials. Robert Cole, deputy vice president, will speak at the institute, will speak on minority thrusts and the AIP. Bill Parsley, field representative for Housing and Urban Development, will speak on the Community Development Act of 1974.
"They are in charge of the program, so they have to meet with the basic regulations and fund funds for us. You cannot leave this unchanged for six years and just hope that nobody will make trouble. If everybody will leave it unchange forever," said Pleban.
Coan said he and Weiss would approach the University to find out whether more money was available and if so, bow much. Coan promised to talk to William Argersinger, vice chancellor for graduate studies, and determine whether a meeting with Del Shankel, executive vice chancellor, was warranted.
Under the current policy, faculty or staff members who don't pay fines can't buy parking permits during the semester, but parking permits for permit application is taken against them, Frickey said.
Frickey asks court action for staff fines
The delegates will also spend half a day in Kansas City visiting the various sites of AAA.
Under Friederick's proposal, the University would use the court as a final action against faculty fines and would use to pay fines. The policy would provide for payment of faculty fines. The policy would be in keeping with the University's power to wield records of students who don't pay fines.
The Parking and Traffic Board is considering a policy change that would provide for prosecution in County Court of faculty and staff members who fail to pay parking fines, according to Phil Frickey, chairman of the board.
Frickey said yesterday that he had presented the change for consideration at
Friday's meeting of the board, but that the members tabled the measure until he could present a more definite, written proposal. Mr. said the board discussed the policy he said probably would take action at its next meeting, which is scheduled for next week.
The University recently discontinued a policy of referring all unpaid traffic fines directly to the County Court. The policy had created a backlog of 2,500 cases in the court.
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For Sale-sale of large Advent Speakers. Excel-
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Sold by December 28, 2015.
Gibson 1-50 Deluxe for sale. Spotless cost about $452.
$255. John 81-5732. 11-25
Jones 91-2674. 11-25
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Give a Happy Thanksgiving to the folks at Round Corner Drug Store -801 Mass. 834-0200.
Need cash. Must tell 71 Vega Hatchback AC, 4-6-
decked interior. Ask for $251 Call 11-586-3400
62 VV Bug Must sell (to many cars). Remember
new clutch, new brakes, new lugs. 11-26
841-2146
For Sale. Live in Naimish next semester. Contract for sale. Call 811. 54-3941. 11-26
For Sale For distinctive jewelry from many
places. Available for purchase at BENGALS, LTD 303 Mass.
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Rare and colorful baskets from Africa and China
for BENGALA, LTD. 803 MAINSTREET
Cabash
64 Pediatric, reasonable. Good transportation. 842-
1364 after 5:30. 11-27
Five white new or almost new uniforms, size 7-8
good looking Jumpers $19.98 each. Call 842-837-4238
Solid washout dinner suite. 8 pieces, drop-leaf
cloth, velvet rugs, drape. Rods, Daylily iciness.
clean pet. 842-8728
Bicycle for sale: Schwinn V19“trum” frame
generator lights; $70, call 841-17277. 11-25
FREE STATE GENERAL STORE Grand opening
event! New store opens on Saturday,
plus lot of must items. 8 East Terrace,
126th Street, New York, NY 10019
A 10-speed bike in excellent condition, for only $649.
B 30-speed bike in excellent condition, for only
$849.
C 26-418 bike or $643.685.
D 36-418 bike or $643.685.
Two aitee 861-A speakers. Must sell, make offer
842-6333 11-27
J. Hood BOOKSELLER Quality Used Books Bought & Sold
67 VW bug. $650. Call Phil at 841-4265 after 5.
11-27
1972 U.S. Postal Grant 10-asked Very good condition.
6917.197 - p.m. 4:30 p.m. daily; any time
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Hours: 1 p.m.-9 p.m. Mon.-Thurs.
10 a.m.-6 p.m. Sat.
1 p.m.-6 p.m. Sun.
841-4644
Male: Naimish Hall contract, spring semester.
Sell for discount. Eat官, B14-83219. 11-27
1405 Mass.
STEREO AT CORT PLUS 100 - At a store HERE!
STEREO AT CORT PLUS 100
Store # 842-750. Steroid Store. 13. E. Hull.
SR-10 Calculator, $45. Call 842-2746. 11-26
$20.00 Discount on Nathan Mallincont contract
841-803-6100 after 2:30 p.m. on Friday
with Jerry
One Fender "Deluxe" Reverb Guitar amplifier with cover. Well cared for $20.00. One bass guitar, E.B.O copy- new strings with hard shell case. Both excellent condition. $82.44-824.41 11-26
For Sale--Portable Warehouse Signature Refrigerator
For Sale--Portable Warehouse Signature Refrigerator
new $599 Call 842-8643 12-4
new $799 Call 842-8643 12-4
65 Buck Skylark, 6 cyl, fair condition $300 or
less. Call 841-2329 or 841-2304.
Motorcycle for sale: 73 Harley-Davidson sport-
back motorcycle Excellent Engine
must Call: 864-864-8432
WANTED
METZGER SALVAGE Nice Grocery Stock freight from large company to small company, 62% Vermont, 12-11
Any after considered-harbell & dumbbless-pillon.
Any after considered-harbell & dumbbless-napkin.
Harbell stair-wheel ($\bullet$)($\bullet$)napkin-trap.
Harbell stair-wheel ($\bullet$)($\bullet$)napkin-trap.
Daytime walkers 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. on the Morn-Fri. Must
be a person at the Carriage Lamp,
71 W. 21st St.
Wilford, MA 02498
Resume wanted (preferably studios or firms)
for position of:
beginning of Spring semester, Call Tim, 885-3544
or for position of:
instructor at Caltech, Call Tim, 885-3544
Wanted: female upperloader or grad student roommate. Job location: Fort Worth, TX. Tower Apt. Start 80th of Dee. Code B-163-14608. Mail resume to J. Reilly, HR, Inc., 750 N. Washington Ave., New York, NY 10020.
RescueMate wanted Male rescuemate wanted to work in a rescue or wildlife facility. Fullly furnished! Desertport $20, Rent $50, $100 for a week. RescueMate needed to have 2 years of exp.
Group salesmen for Worlds of Pim. Words of immediate opening for groups salesmen A college graduate with a degree in business occupies activities that involved selling, or Private Banking all probability just be starting their selling activity and probably all probability just be starting their selling activity among individuals with can-do attitude as a calling on established deccounts within a 500 square foot office space. An initial start salary and a comprehensive benefit package to use for both private and business purposes. If you are seeking an organization that works believing should be group salesmen for Worlds of Pim Administration Building 435
Wanted: to buy a 65, 66, 67. Must arrange. Prefer:
$100 payoff for dollar the best.电码: 82-841-9799.
Walt pay off dollar for the best.电码: 82-841-9799.
Roommate nounials wanted. Pew expenses. Call Steve at 842-4155. 11-26
Wanted: 5-10 outdoormen, Winter mountain expedition to the Grand Teton. March 11-19 1975. Price includes expert guidance, all equipment, private training, on route and on return, and all meals while terminated call K-Staff Union Activities Center: 1-800-6471-6671 $6 deposit due on sign-ups. Final payment to:
Female Students—Need extra money? Work as an figure model part-time days or evenings and earn $400 a week. Study time on the job. Work with city-based firm providing art and photography modeling skills at The Blue Orchid Studios, 319 Main, Kansas City, KS 67215-4247. Noon to 10 p.m. located near campus.
Desperately to suit soft tissue Naukian contract
desperately to suit soft tissue Hila Hidia, 8544, 119, and 126
after 7 weeks
Graduate with 3 dogs and country nurses
to attend summer camp. (a) a month, Linda Schidell, 842-303-0501 after 5
weeks.
Female roommate to share 2 bdm. older house.
Own room. 842-6128. 11-25
"Nastalgic clothing and Furnishings."
Half as Much
Maria routinely wanted to share townhouses with her friends. The two-story, five-bedroom Mansion, five-bathroom, flyout balcony, AC, computer, rent $275 a month.
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Wanted-ten students to share two bd. furnished campus and travel accommodations. Call 841-3230 or visit www.daviscollege.com
For Rest: Furnished, air conditioned, efficiency
for further information call 843-259-1000.
For further information call 843-259-1000.
Art work wanted to display at the New Yorker. Will sell for individual and take small percentage. Leaking for middle of the-trad contemporary magazine. Call for more information, 842-7337. 12-5
For want to airplane extra one or 1.4 or
three flights per week, you must have
Quiet and reasonable price. May work
during off-peak hours.
Men's and Women's Winter Coats
Now Available. Along With Our
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Five Days
25 words or fewer: $2.50
each additional word: $.03
POH RENT. Nive single studio efficiency apart-
ment. Free parking. Furnished apart-
ment. Parking. Fee 88-95-30.
Limited number of apartments available for second semester at Jayhawk Towers apts. Two bedrooms, all utilities furnished, or unfurnished. Call 412-756-8090. Rentals Exchange, 842-2500.
Two bedrooms apartment near campus:
$95. Effective Jon. Int. Call 842-7307. 11:27
The mixed apartment I have lived in! Spacious
furnished, en suite, 10 bedrooms, water and
water paint. Call 845-7272 after 6. 11-27
Available for inquiries. Nine, tenant 2 bedrooms
with fireplace and sliding glass doors. No carpets;
no carpeted floor; dimplex $130. $180.
Additional charges apply.
Roome, Apt. 4, Houses, variety of locations and rooms, 83-125 back room; 83-126, 977 or 842-125
Furnished room w beautiful view for $m0. One block from campus at 13a La. Room No. 18-9242. Room $550.
FOR RENT - furnished 2 bedroom apt for spring
rent. Air conditioning and pool ($100/month)
included. Stairs to second floor. Call (617) 534-8952.
706 Mass. 12-5 Daily
Live in your travel trailer: at Lawerence KOA
Campground 2¹) miles from campus. Full hook-
ups, laundry, propane store, heated rest rooms,
stores, spa facilities. Call 5-109 843-3877. 12-5
Roomly 3 bedroom furnished West Hill area (950) 427-8161; dishwasher, garbage disposal, many air conditioners.
Two 2 bedrooms, furnished apt, w/ carpet air
conditioner. Must be owned. Use only.
Call: 811-2090
Homework hating hardwear needs resumate.
Homework hitting hardwear needs resumate.
Rent reduction for light homework Call 841-
725-6309
Nice 2 nld. ipm, furnished, close to campus.
Available: Dec. 15. Call late events. 12-5
N need to administer one bedroom apt good loan.
S need to camp for $125, utilities paid 12-0
481.292 282.923
Nice. spacious apt available at 1145 La Cañon and only on buses from Grono. Room for 4 or more beds. No parking. 823-760-3000.
THE
NOTICE
You can still find clothing bargains if you look in the right place. Have it, if you don't dress by the dress code.
Open 2pm - 7am Phone Order
843 7665 We Delivery 9th & 11th
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DELICATESSEN & SANDWICH SHOP
Alexander's now has a new bathshop with accessories in every color and style to fit your taste. Also see our gift cards for flowers and plants for any occasion.
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Mon. Fri. 9:4
Mon.-Fri. 9-6
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If You're Planning on FLYING
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MAKE YOUR THANKSGIVING AP
MAKE YOUR THANKSGIVING AND
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Maupintour travel service
PHONE 843-1211
LAWRENCE GAY LIBERATION INC. week-
gatherings 7:30 p.m. Monday, Union Office 1128
594-7620; Counseling 842-7506 for SOI-
CIALIZING 842-7578 or 842-8888, late evening.
WHITE'S AUDIO MART--916 Mass. 843-1287
Audio Technica, Kenwood, Bawakel, Akwa
Audio Technica, Studio One, Sony,
and Supercene. Certified Audio consultants
at all times. Package price daily. See Jim.
PRINTING WHILE YOU WAIT! Let us do your printing while you wait at The Quick Copy Center. If you want to copy $25, $15, $84, $100 copies-$10.00, you your business at The Quick Copy Center. It
There is some place now to store for unusual items. BERGALS, IDD 803 MA-11-26
the Cahab.
Auriel every Saturday night, 7:30 p.m. Fare
and Transportation: Compititions welcome.
Lakemount, Kitchener, Ontario
STEREO Supply Co. now has an order office at 13 E. 8th Ft. You can now order almost any major brand of stove at wholesale prices right here in Lawnville. Call 642-874, ask for Mail Order Draft.
Band for Hire-Three large or small. We do
bands "Rural Hall" Reasonable to
4811 8811
FUTURE CAEN's learn how to prepare for
the CPA review CPA review course. Call:
11-25 818-564-0189
Free eagle puppe to go home for 8 weeks.
Mixed German and English children.
0 am or after 5 weekdays.
12-25 pm
HELP WANTED
Term: Spring Semester, 1975 Dates: Laboratory 642-643, or 642-657, SIP Sectoral Normality, 860 for 642-645, or 642-657, SIP Sectoral Normality, 860 for each week. Qualifications required about 10 hours per week. Qualifications are indicated by course taken and grades earned. Students must have a faculty recommendation. Applicant must be a faculty recommendation. Applicant must be Dr. R. L. Middaugh, 114 Middaugh, 272 Malahi or Dr. R. L. Middaugh, 114 Middaugh, 272 Malahi. Opportunities affording the degree of Chemistry is an equal opportunity affording the degree of Chemistry is an equal opportunity affording applications from women and members of the community.
The Sanctuary has a part-time waitress position and an upper-level apprentice position. A must for our preferred positions are a must not for our conditions, with friendly fellow employees. In the first 8 a.m., and 4 p.m. for an appointment -843-769-5012.
Pizza delivery drivers wanted for The New Yorker. Must have good car, will supply you with oven oven. Must be neat and dependable. Must be able to work on good commission. 841-3233 for interview. 12-5
Part-time employees to work at Mast. St. Dell and New York. Must be neat and dependable. Must have food service experience. Compensation range at 719.5. Mass. B-4 Mon-Fri. 12-5
Full time Secretary needed. Receptionist, typing, and proficient with office machinery. Any specific duties of secretarial or clinical nature. Compete in job offered by Office 64541 at AnEqual Appl. Employer. 11-27
Students living on campus need to represent local community interest on literature. Students in the Geography department likely know returns. Chance to earn quick money for an appointment. Mine Hall at 841-828 morning for an appointment.
Don't throw your rent payments down the drain.
Buy your own home, rent part of it to a friend to help make payments. Call us to help you find a place to fit your budget.
LYNCH 843-1601,
Joan 842-4065
or Marle 841-3323.
"Largest Selection of
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KU Union—The Malls—Hillcrest-900 Mass
Typing in my home IBM Selectric plex type
card with the paper term, paper and,
calling Call P84 827-399.
TYPING
Experienced in typing themes, dissertations, term papers, other main typing. Have electric typewriter with pica tape. Accurate and proper font for printed papers. Corrected phone. 843-9544. Mrs. Wright
THEISH BINDING—The Quick Copy Center is your headquarters for Thesis Binding and Copying. Our service is fast and prices are reasonable. The Quick Copy Center 383 Mass. 881-4900.
EXCELLENT AND EXPERIENCED TYPIST at most reasonable rates. Promptly and accurately. Attend the Instructional Signage, etc. Call Phyllis, 842-6641, or drop by 1029 West Building, Plas. 85, 9, or 9 drop. 1029 West
EXPERIENCE typid typi will do these, dissertation, short paper, thesis. (3) Typid, typeid, type
Expert tydie-thesis, manuscript, term paper,
corrections. Mail N2-82569 after 5 p.m.
11:58
Fast. Expert typing of almost any kind. Reasonable rates. Suit. 841-4891. 11-27
Typing in my home. Term papers, theses, book
titles, bibliographies and other professional ra-
cal titles. Please call Katrine at 843-1427 any time.
Please do not use the following codes:
Term paper; thesis, manuscript. Spelling corrections:
Mary, Mary Weltzer, 1912 Alabama. Meryl
Brown, 1914 Tennessee.
LOST AND FOUND
Top quality typing on IBM Scientific, plier or elite tape, from all papers, etc. Near campus if 812-890-3760 or 812-890-3761.
Lost-Corwin Pocket calculator. Brown case and
digital keyboard. It may call please it call phone at 841-2583. Whiteset: 11-25
Lost-A silver tromped pair of glasses with blue
tip. It is in REWARD. Call Bob, 842-2583
Found-Irland Sifter around 12th and Kuntucky
circle identify and pay for ad and food
843-9345
Orange—orange in Wessex. Need'd it's very important. Reward for return. Call 843-806-11-27
Found Mílech S Bertion Bernard tues. After outloud outside Hail. Call 841-806-11-25 to 11-25
Help-poor design student has lost a p of wire
workshop,
Please return #183-162 or #641-142
Please return #183-162 or #641-142
Hot chocolate is best in an earth stone mug from BENGALS, LTD. Mass in the Bagua 11-26
PERSONAL
EXXon is good but Xerxes is D, 6. Uni-
vity Theatre, gen. admission $1.50
11-25
Make Christianity easier for yourself. Use our law-
yers HEMGALA, LTDH 603 Mass. in the Cairo
Court.
XKXXN is good but XKXXN is better. Dec. 6, University Theatre, gen admission $1.50. 11-25 XKXXN KU has people that can help Call us for referral calls. CALL TWO MONDAYS every day (hours 8:34, 10:36) 11-26
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Haircutting for Men
843-2719 for appt
W. 9th St. Center 9th & III.