Tuesday, November 12. 1974
University Daily Kansan
On Campus
Udall to speak
Stewart Udall, secretary of interior under presidents Kennedy and Johnson, and an environmental leader, will speak at 8 p.m. today in the Kansas Union Ballroom. His speech, on the energy-environmental crisis, is sponsored by the SUA Forums major Speakers Series. Udall is about the SUA Forums Tomorow and "The Quiet Crisis," both about the environmental problem. He planned a planning firm called Overview. Udall was a U.S. representative from Arizona for three years before becoming secretary of interior. Admission is 25 cents.
Heuerdahl talk
Thor Heyerdalh, distinguished explorer, archaeologist and author, will speak at 8:30 tonight in Dyche Auditorium. His speech, sponsored by the department of anthropology, will be on "The Ra Expeditions." Heyerdalh has written several books, including "Kon-Tki," "Aku-Aku" and "The Ra Expeditions." He has led expeditions to Easter Island, the Galapagos and the South Pacific islands to establish that South America and the South Pacific were partially settled by prehistoric sea explorers from Africa and South America.
Women's careers
A careers open house, sponsored by the Commission on the Status of Women, will be held from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. today, tomorrow and Thursday in the Dean of Women's Office, 220 Strong Hall. Advisors will discuss career plans and opportunities. Living groups may request special career programs from Sheree Miller (843-2449) or Kala Stroup (864-3532).
Scholarship halls
Several men's scholarship hall awards are available for the spring semester. There are four men's scholarship halls in which students share cooking, cleaning and other responsibilities to reduce living expenses. Awards are made on the basis of grades, activities, financial need and desire to be in a cooperative living group. Further information and applications are available from Jeff Weinberg, Office of Student Financial Aid, 26 Strong Hall. The deadline for submitting applications is Monday, Dec. 2.
Also on campus . . .
Today, Thor Heyerhald will lecture to Anthropology 612, Polynesian archaeology, on "Sea Routes in Polynesia" at 10:30 a.m. in 4020 Wesson
Tonight, the campus Christian Science Organization will meet at 6:30 in Danforth Chapel, junius in the School of Social Welfare will meet at 7:30 in the Council Room of the Kansas Union, the Business Forum, part of Higher Education Week, will meet at 7:30 in the Jaynaw Room of the Kansas Union, and the Humanities Forum will meet at 7:30 in the Big 8 Room of the Kansas Union, George Lawner, professor of orchestra, will speak at the Humanities Forum on "Man and Woman as Archetypes in Opera" at 8 in Wooldruff Auditorium, Richard L. Cryder, assistant professor of wind and percussion instruments, will give a trombone recital at 8:30 in Swarthout Recital Forum, part of Higher Education Week, will meet at 8:30 in Barler A of the Kansas Union, the Humanities Foundation professional society, will have initiation at 8:30 at the Castle Tea Room, 13th and Massachusetts streets.
Editor foresees stiff action on economy by Congress
The new Democratic majority in Congress might surprise the American public and take some strong economic actions, J. Edward Murray, associate editor of the Detroit Free Press, said yesterday.
"Congress might take some fairly strong economic action in terms of controlling price gouging in ways short of wage and price controls because the political process is not working." If the Democrats don't find solutions, the monkey will be on their backs in 1976.
Murray visited the William Allen White School of Journalism as an editor in residence.
Murray said he thought there was con-
fidence in the pressure, restraining the press because of Watergate.
However, he said, the courts aren't moving toward restricting the press except in stricter libel laws to protect private rather than public persons.
Murray began working for United Press in Chicago in 1938 for $25 a week. He has been a reporter, wrist correspondent, for eight years and is managing editor of the Los Angeles Mirror.
Murray said he was now working on the Free Press to new printing technology
The new equipment the Free Press uses consists of video display terminals that show a picture of what is written and computers in which stories are recorded.
"I think you can learn to use the machines in a couple of days," he said. "The problem with scanning the stories is that you can't edit very well."
"Technology is coming like a glacier all over the country," he said.
Murray said there should be total con-
tention to new technology within a year on
the horizon.
Cancer in young women linked to prescription of drug to mothers
BY PAULA JOLLY Kansas City Reporter
Years ago, a synthetic hormone called diethylstilbestrol (DES) was prescribed for the treatment of hemorrhoids in miscarriage. Now, researchers have found that many daughters carried by women during these pregnancies had malformations of the cervix that could lead to cancer.
Masterson said there were hundreds of thousands of women with adenosis. Some aren't aware of their condition because it is not clearly recognized in a typical gynecological examination, he said.
“These abnormal cells may change, possibly because of the acid environment of the vagina,” Masterson said. “Sometimes these may lead to a rare clear<sub>cell</sub> cancer.”
DES was widely used especially during the 1980s, Byron J. Masterson, staff member of the department of obstetrics and gynecology at the KU Medical Center, said previously, many daughters from DES-exposed pregnancies are of college age, he said.
In DES-exposed pregnancies, an abnormal cell covers developing on the cervix of the female fetus. Masterson said. The cells that line the developing uterus extend outward over the cervix and may even be developed into a uterus. This abnormality is called vaginal adenosis.
Many young women can't determine whether their mothers took DES during
"Given a rare cancer like this, are we going to make more people nervous than we're going to help by treating a very rare cancer?" he said. "After all, traumatic accidents, homicide and suicide, are about 10 times as common as death from cancer."
pregnancy, Masterson said. Often the mother can't remember which drug she took, and many physicians who prescribed DES are dead.
Masterson said a national campaign to airtwarn about the possible link between methamphetamine and heroin.
He said the best way to check for adenosis is an isoscopic examination. A colposcope is used to illuminate the cervix and vaginal walls under high magnification, making identification easier.
"We would like to open a clinic at KU in lawrence, to screen for DES patients"
Masterson said a visit to a DES screening clinic would take about 10 minutes and would include a colposcopic examination and a Pap smear. He said a clinical would be opened if a large number of women indicated willingness to participate.
DES was used as a cattle feed additive until 1972, when it was banned by the Food and Drug Administration. Masterson said DES in beef wasn't a factor in adenosis or clear-cell cancers because the quantity of DES in the cattle feed was small.
Masterson said the effect of DES on a male fetus was unknown.
Men boost beautv salon business
By MICHAEL WARDROP
become more interested in shorter and better-skinned hair. Lawrence beautiful salons are experiencing an increase in the number of women seeking
Reporter
The trend appears to be developing now that the days of extremely long and unkent hair are over:
Styling, straightening and ever perments are some of the services that men have requested of local beauty opera houses.
"We have about 20 men per month come into our shop to have their hair cut and skin styled," said an operator at the dressing room of the salon. "We also install the initial shock of seeing a man sitting under the next dryer, most women customers don't mind having males in the office."
Generally, there has been no opposition from female customers to men coming into the shops.
Some shops, such as Hair Benders, 1919 W. 24th St..
"We try to build a comfortable atmosphere for both male and female customers," Greg Martin of Hair Benders said. "We're not really giving a lot of permanents to men at this time, but we imagine it will gain popularity in the near future. We have plans to advertise it, and start demonstrating the process to the public."
attempt to build an image of serving both men and women instead of exclusively one sex.
haven't had a permanent myself, but several of my friends have and they really like it.
Permanent cost from $2 to $3 and supposedly will last about three to four months.
Several barbers and cosmetologists said that although cutting and styling was extremely popular in Lawrence, they weren't giving many permanents to ame at this time. Apparently the trend is now popular in larger cities and on the coasts, but is slow in finding its way into smaller communities like Lawrence.
However, some men are apparently self-conscious about going into a beauty salon.
with a permanent, all you've got to do is wash your hair, blow it dry and it'll look like you want it."
Some of the men customers at the Salon 901, 901 Kentucky St. gave their reasons why they prefer to have lunch there.
"I find that they take more time with your hair and get it exactly like you want it at a beauty shop." Rilligg, Centrica senior, said. "You have to pay a little more than at a regular barber shop, but I believe its worth it."
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The beauty operators at Blane and Jesse's, 1802 Massachusetts St., said they thought their men customers were much easier to satisfy and would listen to advice more readily than women.
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Save 1/2 on your Fall dresses. Buy samples at the Shop Aileen, 834 Massachusetts, Downtown. If did You know General Jeans has jacket and jean outfit? Dyamille! *11-21*
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44 Magnum Smith and Wesson, Model 29.3 $3.80
14 Magnum Smith and Wesson, model 29.3 $3.80
Minimal use model. $500-$1,500.
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For Sale 174. Kawasaki 500. Excellent condition.
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who will ride in class in cim. 843-784 or 1-462-8710.
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For Sale. 1937-VW Bug, Black, red interior, new
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FOR SALE 1971 Karmann Gila Air, radials
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travel leaves 11-12
BALLET SCHOOL 842-4560
1973 Dodge Charger SE. Vinyl roof, radial tires.
8-speed manual transmission. # track 8. Lot of extas. 842-578-0780
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Silver Frigida: True 4005 res-rl-in-trail deck case
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all accessories. Real good rack $20.00 • Cable $19.00
all accessories. Real good rack $20.00 • Cable $19.00
A pill a淋 keeps cold away. Vitamin C that is Round Concern Drug Store. 801, Mass. 843-2020.
Norway Food Factory-deliver. Makes vegetable-based
fruit, baked and fried potatoes, fried apples,
frozen apples, Usseri juice and hydromorpha
juices.
*ROFESSIONAL TAPE, DECK-TEC 70A-16
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Five deck preset there is 841-4900 13-12
FOR SALE - 1974 TR-6. Mud partition, condition good. 20K miles. New price: $495.00. New stock: $500.00. This car is in excellent condition with a few minor rusts. This vehicle is new.
1974 MUSTANG II-MACH I. Meat every day
1974 MUSTANG II-MACH I. Meat every day
Four moms old. Malt still $250
Four moms old. Malt still $250
Five moms old. Malt still $250
For Sale- Dual 124l turntable, walnut base duct
and MHLED cartridge $50. Duct Date: 11-12
1998
GIBSON NBG N.G. JB JH guitar sguitar VGC C
CABOON BOOK acoustic record / accordion 71-144
Keep trying
Keep trying
cast and read. Birth charts $15. Readings for the year 10.10. read for the same person $15. Couples and families' charts read in relation to each other $15. Family assistances in casting and interparting charts.
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Recycled denim, velvet, silk, leather, furs,
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NAPA Auto Parts
River City Repair Turntables, typewriters, watches, clocks.
River City Repair
815-819 Vermont St.
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NORTH SIZE COUNTY SHOP: 707 N. 2nd, basal
and south of Halleen St. There are many
SHOPES. We will continue to offer our
SHOPS and we will continue to accept food
stamps also. Antiques, used goods and
crafts. Open 9:00-7:30, 7:30-8:30, Herb
Artist 6:15-11:00. Open 9:00-7:30, 7:30-8:30,
Herb
Must still. Two Nainahim Hall court enquiry.
Dire 1 Call 843-0654, after 5.90 p.m. 11-13
For sale. Spring Nalismant contract for female.
Call Dellite at 814-9954
11-14
For Sale- Black 93 GW Good gas mileage, brand new brakes, must sell. Must Stock 148-266-116.
For Sale: Women's wool hooded winter coat size S/M. New listing. Only 3 months, due to weight. Mail or call (804) 256-1975.
GARRARD SL. SS3B Record Changer complete
program for the 1580 and 1600 models with
$50 to $99, 600-800 between $1 and $1,
or up to $2000.
One ticket to Okhama game for sale. Call 811-143, ask for Jim.
PUPPIES for sale. CHEAP! 3 /4 Great Dane, t
b. Bernard. Black Shornail Carr 542-223-1231
29 Ford Falcon, Edson. VS, low mileage. Exceedance of 100MPH is required. Carefully be carefully maintained. Good gas mileage. Inspection may be required.
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You can still find clothing bargains if you look up the dresses and dresses sales by sampling at the Attica 927 Mass. If Auction every Saturday night 7:30 p.m. Purchase items etc. *Consignment welcome* Leucarnia Church 840-512-6600
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PRINTING WHILE YOU WAIT! Let us do your math.
Cars $88, Main $149,-100  cars $251,-90
$500 cups $14,-100 cups $13,-90 We want
MICHIGAN ST. BAR-B-Q Bibs, Beef,
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Enroll now! in Lawrence School District; re-enroll if necessary. Patch may be Paid试験, approved for insurance discount; drive new car on job position. Jan. 12, 11: each day 9:54 Demeanor of Women's office – 20% Strong. Advice Women's office – 20% Strong. Programs in living groups, contact Kala Strop-Row, or by the Commission at Status of Women. 11-14
CPA exam BECKER CPA BESTWIRD COURT
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STEREO SHOW Now you have an order office at
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lawyers. Lawyers 942-7047, ask for Mail Order Dept
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Ray Audio, 13 Eight 8th - No BS here, just good gear. N42-947
FOR RENT
For Rent: Furnished, air conditioned, efficiency
insulated, and no pets. No payment for further information call 843-709-3211.
For rent to serious students—extra one I or 3
weeks. Qualified students only. May work
utilities. Quite seasonally and reasonably. May work
on your own. Call 843-709-3211.
"Largest Selection of
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1903 Mass. 843-3007 Open Evenings
Keyboard Studios
Guitar Shop
"George Has Gained the Title of SSSC"
Georges Shop
Geo. B. Wilson
25th Anniversary '74
Phone 843-7164
727 Mass. St.
Lawrence, Ks. 66044
FOR RENT: Nice single studio efficiency apartment in the heart of the city. Parking. Kitchen. Parking. 843-957-8378
Now that we have a bus, you won't find any furniture in the room. Frontier Bedroom 324
2 Bedroom apt., shag carpet, air, dishwasher,
kitchen, laundry room.
3 Bedroom apt., required posif required.
4 Bedroom apt., 18-32-M3
10-13
For rent. Studio apartment. Furnished, earned, accepted.
Meeting room. Up to 30 per person, timedly,
timedly. Available at U224 after 50 or earlier
weeks of the month.
Limited number of apartments available for guest use. Applicants must have completed an application on Campus. Tickets will be issued upon completion of application.
Must Submit immediately. Need 1 reasonable make
up. Acceptance letter in PDF. 800-232-7255.
*campus. Free Negotiable Postcard. B41-822-3900.
ideal living for Spring semester—a suitable availability. Male or female, at Naturnah, Cell 811-343-1344.
Experienced in typing theses, dissertations, term papers, other mime typing. Have electric-type computers, pica type. Accurate and prompt service. Frequent spelling corrected. Phone 843-954. Mrs. Wright
Typing in my home. IBM Selectric pica type
for text paper, letter paper, and
typing Call. IBM 427-8290.
Led Town- Available for application or transfer-
ment. Battery backup, carpentry, deskwork. Call Mark
217-635-9400.
Remotely needed to share 2-bath house 8 m² of carpet, carpeted and carpeted. Potted plants 975-3044.
TYPING
EXCELLENT AND EXPERIENCED TYPIST at
MILITARY DEPARTMENT. Prepently and accurately
Threats, discretely directing segment,
e.g., call Phyllis, 842-6943, or drop by
Staunfer Fluster, Building 25, 9; or drop by
Gordon Cox, Building 25, 9.
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 83 Man. 841-4900.
Secretary wants typing to do at home. Several years typing experience. Will paint furniture. C12-50906. (314) 877-9900.
Professional secretary experienced in typing
and maintaining documents. Req's:
w/ MLA Style Sheet. Reasonable rate. Call
(800) 425-1633.
Experienced thesis typid. 841-0980. Myra. 11-21
Expert tlistus—tlistus, manuscript, term paper,
fiction. Corrections 842-8569 after 5 p.m.
11-26
EXPERIENCED typist will do these duties, dates 4-15/2013 and 4-15/2014 after April for June 12, 2015.
HELP WANTED
SYSTEM PROGRAMMER for Owner oriented systems. Reqs: Master's degree or foreign level language specialty (FONTHAN), assembly language programming, operating systems, computer science, and a degree in computer science or related field is expected. Experience on a HSI ISP is required. Requires: experience to David L. Norfault, University of Kansas Comp Sci, 60465, byds Kansas University, 60465, byds J. 74. An equal opportunity employer. Women and minors are encouraged.
Wide Variety of Tropical Plants
Cactus blooming plants
Hanging plants Pots of all descriptions including some from Mexico
some from Mexico Most reasonable prices in town
WESTSIDE GREENHOUSE
WESTSIDE GREENHOUSE
440 Florida Street
1½ blocks north of Dairy King
on 6th Street
809 Massachusetts
Lawrence, Kansas 66044 913/843-5432
Part-time waitresses needed. Please appear and
Call Civil Serv at the Sanctuary, 843-604-6000.
Persons interested in Circulation job for daily newspaper call Bill Smith, 843-4241. 11-15
Pizza delivery drivers. Must have good car. Will supply you with delivery oven. Must be neat and dependable. Know your route. Provide excellent service. Please help work on good commission. 842-7337 for interview. 11-15
KU Art Museum seeks REGISTRAR. Currently required to work as a Registrar and clinical ability, acertificate, 60% appointment at $275/mo. Submit letter of application to KU Art Museum vice chair; 11-14 Nov. at 15.
Half time graduate position in the office of a firm. Demonstrate ability to secure agency necessary. Expected to perform assignment of technical support and administration should be sent to executive vice chairman of HR. Strong Halt. High职. 11-13 only employer.
WANTED
Wanted: Roammate to 2 bed apt. apt.
mellark Park 25 aftmosthere. Call 843-6057. -11 28
Roommate wanted  Female graduate student to
work with children of late family members.
Call us 843-3654 after 5:09. 11:12
Roommate: to share furnished 7 room house with
Lakeview. Roommate: $50 plus utilities. Cute
Lawrence Lake: $50 plus utilities. Cute
Two roommates need to share two bedrms. in West Hills. Call Joane or Debbie at 822-1638.
Daytime waitress 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. Mon-Fri, Must
arrive at the Carriage Lamp,
71 W. 21st Street.
Wanted Sewing and alterations in my home.
I will be responsible for:
buckets, 444 Rockledge Road 841-5027, and for
baskets, 444 Rockledge Road 841-5027.
Need 3 grill men part-time evenings. Must be in his own room with Henry! A letter from 117 wth H. G. 843-239B.
Wanted: used cheap, swivel seat secretarial
clock with chairs. Curt. 664-2831. 11-13
RECORDS are needed for recycling good sounds.
Recording equipment, sound booths,
own business, we buy and sell LPs in good
condition. Try our prices and stock first.
11-18
Female intern wanted. Few expenses.
10-11
PERSONAL
Some young ladies will do their best to serve
their customers. If they are my own servant, woman,
Shaw Kaji, boy.
Lost in the bureaucracy? The back stops here.
Carnegie University, Information Center, 24 hours
before closing.
2 women (Sagittarius and Aquarius) are seeking exciting, foot-stopping male companions with a strong commitment to ethical altered consciousness, cosmic truth, and journalistic integrity to cigarette use. Call 843-6546 or 842-7258. 11-14
LOST AND FOUND
LOST. A pair of ladies glasses in O-zone area on
table. Scratchpad 182-721. Callery 11-15.
Delaware. Callery 182-721.
LOST—Black wallet $20 REWARD for ID's back
Call 842-9483, Apt. B.
11-18
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