University Daily Kansan
Friday, October 4, 1974
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Donor spirit overcomes bed shortage, lines
Approximately 725 pints of blood were donated at the three-day blood drive, according to Charlie Rhodes, one of the coordinators of the campus drive.
Rhodes said the overwhelming student response made it possible to beat the KU players.
The original goal for the blood drive was 900 pints but was lowered to 675, he said, because the Wichita Red Cross sent only 18 kuds to KU instead of the expected 24.
Rhoads said the lack of beds and the low turnout of Red Cross volunteer nurses from Lawrence caused blood donors to wait several hours.
Eleven bicycles reported stolen from Daisy Hill
Eleven bicycles were reported stolen Wednesday from the University of Kansas campus.
The estimated value of the bicycles was $1,196.46, according to Security and Parking reports. The bicycles were taken from Hashinger and Eldsworth halls.
J. J. Wilson, director of housing, said the residence halls had a long standing policy to influence housing decisions.
Wilson said the bicycles couldn't block stairways, elevators, hallways or doorways. However, a student may keep his room if his roommate agrees, Wilson said.
To protect their bicycles, some students to take their bicycles into University buildings.
Richard von Ende, executive secretary to the chancellor, said that he knew of no rule pertaining to keeping bicycles in University buildings.
The Parking and Traffic Information and Regulations pamphlet recommends that bicycles be locked in the racks that are provided. But eight of the bicycles that were Wednesday had locks or chains that had been cut. Ten of the bicycles have 10-speed bikes.
Interviews
Monday - Peat Marwick & Mitchell, Kansas City and Wichita.
Mariah K. Kissner - Federal Home Loans Bank, Peat
Mashwick & Life Insurance of Missoula,
Maryland & Life Insurance of Missoula,
Maryland
A total of 1,000 people signed up to give blood, Rhoades said, but many of them weren't able to give because they didn't have time to wait in the long lines.
The schedule of appointments would have caused an overloaded schedule even if there had been 24 beds, he said, so the bed shortage made the problem worse.
Hewlett & Lifescience Inc. of Omaha.
Bethany & Life Influence Co. of Omaha.
Hewlett & Lifesciences Inc. of Omaha.
Bethany & Life Influence Co. of Omaha.
Many people waited two or three hours, Ibsides said, but most people didn't seem to notice.
Thursday—Arthur Young & Company, U.S. Government
Third-Party, Inc. (NY, NY) Howie-Howell,
Friday, Get 1st-Arthur Young & Company,
U.S. Government Third-Party, Inc. (NY, NY)
Monday and Tuesday—Dow Chemical of Midland,
Michigan, BS, MS or PhD in chemistry.
Tuesday-Dow Chemical; same as above. Black & White in civil engineering, chemical, civil electrical and mechanical engineering BS or MS in civil engineering M, W Kelpe BS or MS in civil engineering BS in civil engineering or mechanical engineering BS
■ **Manufacturer - City Services GmbH** BS in Electrical, electrical engineering and management with 2 years of experience in the industrial and mechanical engineering field. Doctor of Chemical Engineering and 4 years of experience in the chemical industry.
*Madrid* - Babcock & Wilcox; BS or M in civil eng.
*New York* - Cummings, BS or M in civil eng. and
engineering, combinaison BS in IEV engineering and
mechanical engineering, combinando BS in IEV engineering and mechanical engineering, Westlake Engineering, BS or M in mechanical engineering, Westlake Engineering, BS or M in mechanical engineering, Lofson-San Francisco Railroad (mooring)
engineering, Lofson-San Francisco Railroad (mooring)
Lloyd Herrera, Topera freshman, said, "I had to wait from 2 o'clock to 6 but I1 used
Peggy King, head nurse from the Wichita
city, told me the long wait because of
problems in her job.
but I'm glad that I came. It was just hard to get me here."
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Thursday—Alli-Channelers BS in electrical, industrial mechanical and chemical engineering, BS in electrical, mechanical and chemical petroleum, BS, MS in mechanical engineering, BS or MPSL in chemical mechanical engineering, BS or MPSL in chemical mechanical engineering, BS or MPSL in chemical and
Many of Red Cross volunteer nurses from Lawrence scheduled to take donor's blood for testing.
Susan Glatt, Chapman freshman, said,
"I've been here for three and a half hours
School of Law
Tuesday-Peat, Marwick. Milted.
Treadwell: J.P. Marshall, Michigan & Company
Treadwell: J.P. Marshall, Michigan & Company
Farrelly: Perry Farrelly, Fairfield
Treadwell: J.P. Marshall, Fairfield
Treadwell: J.P. Marshall, Fairfield
Harrison: Harrell, Harrison, Iowa
Farrelly: Perry Farrelly, Fairfield
Treadwell: J.P. Marshall, Fairfield
The excessive scheduling of donors and allowing people who hadn't made appointments to donate blood also added to the problems, she said.
The 18 bed set-up was supposed to allow 54 donors to give blood each hour, but from 70 to 74 donors were being let in each hour, King said.
of Judge Moores Program.
Friday - Elmer Foe and Company; Scharff, Thomas & Thomas
Because of the excessive schedule the
workers had to work overtime, according to Becky Martin, one of the coordinators. Many volunteers also to work extra hours, but no one complained, she said.
Meade Hall Players present . . .
Children's Theatre
Saturday, Oct. 5
Halloween Spook Special
"Radio, Gneep,
and Frip-Frip"
"Adventures of Nyfrin the Sprite"
Part 12
Sat. 1 p.m. 50°
"The man is
Meade Hall
926 1/2 Mass.
Above Jenkins Music
unbelievable! He
held a major
turnout spellbound
during his entire
speech."
Stonehill College
North Easton,
Massachusetts
SUA Forums:
Major Speakers Series presents
Dick Gregory
Oct.4 Hoch Auditorium
8pm. 25¢
tickets now on sale at the Student Union SUA office
Deadline for Sign Up
Call the SUA Office for Information (864-3477)
Jose Feliciano with special guest Dave Loggins
October 5, 1974
Hoch Auditorium
8:00 p.m.
admission $&$5
admissions
Holderss will receive
$1 off ticket
Sponsored by
Board of Class Officer
Ticket sales begin
Monday, September 27, 1974
SUA Office
Kansas Union
Lawrence, Kansas
66045
(913) 864-3677
An SUA Production