Monday, September 15, 1975
University Daily Kansan
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KU construction largest among U.S. universities
The University of Kansas leads U.S. universities in new construction, KU officials told the Chancellor's Associates Saturday.
By GREG HACK
Staff Writer
Max Lucas, assistant to the chancellor,
said, "Our projects cost over $80 million total, making ours, to my knowledge, the biggest program of any university at this time."
About 40 of the 50-member associates group heard Chancellor Archie R. Dykes, president of the University enrollment, inflation, next year's budget, research, collective bargaining by faculty, the Outreach program, the Wichita branch KU Medical Center, and other subjects.
THE CHANCELLOR'S ASSOCIATES are a group of alumni that meets with administrators several times a year to keep up on the latest developments in the Univer-
Lucas said the Med Center's $11 million clinical facility was the largest construction project in Kansas history. When completed in 2015, the facility will cover four acres, he said.
Lucas also told the associates about the new visual arts facility, the new computer science building and additions to Malott Hall and Robinson Gymnasium.
He said the clinical facility, the Med Center's basic science building, the new art museum, the new law school building and the new high hall addition would cost over $70 million.
Dykes said the construction was financed largely through state funds, with the exception of the new Helen Forestman Spencer Museum of Art.
All projects are on schedule except the visual arts center, which will draw together the visual arts department, now located in 13 different temporary facilities. The team has also scheduled because plans had to be redesigned to obtain a lower construction bid.
A GIFT OF OVER $4 MILLION by the Kenneth A. and Helen F. Spencer Foundation for the museum is the largest single gift ever to the University, he said.
Lucas said KU had received an $88,400 planning grant from the federal government for a statewide demonstration center for continuing education. If plans are acceptable, Lucas said, KU would request about $ 6 million in construction funding.
DYKES SAID enrollment was perhaps in the most significant new development at KU.
"We have students in the largest numbers ever on our campuses while the number of high school graduates in Kansas remains relatively low," a documentation of public confidence in the University.
"This increase in enrollment has seen no decrease in the quality of students at the University. Eighty-five per cent of our students were in the top half of their high school graduating classes and 50 per cent were in the top one-fourth.
"We believe the students in the University are more traditional about their outlook than students were in the '50s and the '60s. Students are infinitely more serious about embracing new. They have the motivation to pursue graduate education and professions."
SHANKEL SAID he hoped the Kansas legislature would approve the salary increase, making 1977 the third consecutive year with such an increase. The Board of Education announced that there are increasing increases to bring KU faculty salaries to the median for schools like KU, he said.
Del Shanker, executive vice chancellor,
reviewed the fiscal 1977 budget increases in
detail. He said the most important requests
were for the financial secretary, faculty salaries and a 12 per cent increase in general operating expenses exclusive of
salaries, improvements and new programs.
Vote to recur on PUD issue
This goal won't quite be reached, he said.
No errors were made in calculating a petition protesting changes in the Heatherwood planned unit development according to Dick McClanathan, city planner.
More names were submitted, and McClanathan said the petition had numbered 39 persons.
At the Lawrence City Commission meeting Tuesday night, McClanathan said the residents of the area near 23rd and Kasold streets had submitted a petition signed by owners of 17.5 per cent of the land within 20 feet of the Heatherwood project. He said they had until 5 p.m. the next day to submit more names.
Carolyn Counts, an organizer of the opposition, said that Thursday an error had been made in her report.
Four affirmative votes are required to approve a project over the protest of the owners of 20 per cent of the surrounding land.
McClanathan said only one of the names submitted Wednesday was outside the area. He said that one name was enough to bring the total from 17.5 to 20 per cent.
The Heatherwood request will be taken before the city commission again Tuesday. If a 4-0 vote isn't obtained, the matter will be referred back to the Lawrence Douglas County Planning Commission for reconsideration. The planning commission originally recommended approval of the PUD change by a 5 to 3 vote.
She said two names were submitted
meesley, but both were out of the protest
area.
although KU will be near the median of 14 state-supported universities in the Midwest. KU was 14th before the first increase, he said.
David Robinson, vice chancellor for the Med Center, presented the Med Center's proposed $73.8 million 1977 budget. He said the fact that the Med Center took more than half of the University's entire budget was a major concern, because the Med Center's request for state funding in 1977 would be $30.8 million, less than the Lawrence campus.
Masters degree programs in education and civil engineering are available, he said, and a master's program for business administration is being developed.
in the Outreach program was the 140-
student increase in off campus credit
"Instead of a few random courses, we offer new resident credit applicable to full tuition."
Russell Mills, associate vice chancellor for the Med Center, said the College of Education offered students a directed toward providing educational opportunities for health professionals in a
Dykes said the Chancellor's Associates, organized by him in 1973, helped keep the University informed of opinions about KU across the state. Also, the associates keep the state aware of the goals and programs of the University, he said.
"THESE GOALS are interrelated," Mills said. "We have to help improve the environments in smaller towns to decrease the professional isolation of doctors. Continuing education, seminars and courses through Outreach can help meet this goal."
"NO SINGLE GROUP is more important to the successful development of the University than the development committee," he said.
Dykes said KU would have to add graduate nursing courses to Outreach, too, because they were needed in Kansas and only the University could provide them.
community environment and reminding
the midaddition of physicians and other
professionals.
D. Cramer Reed, vice chancellor for the D. Wichman branch of the KU School of
The branch, with a $3.2 million budget,
provides graduate education in Wichita
hospitals, he said. Last year's enrollment of
14 students increased to 27 this year, he
said, and is expected to reach 55 to 60 in
three years.
Medicine, said the Wichita branch was an integral part of the School of Medicine, rather than part of Outreach.
Dick Wintermate, executive director of the University of Kansas Alumni Association, said a development committee of several hundred alumni was being set up to represent the University to Kansas legislators.
He said, "The group's primary purpose is one of communication, of helping us understand each other adequately with the people and making aware of the needs of the citizens of Kansas."
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FOR SALE
STERKE COMPONENTS FOR LESS.-Regardless of any prices you see on popular hill equipment, you will factory dumpes or close out products, you will manufacture components benefited at the GRAMPHONE SHOP at KIEFS.
Western Civilization Nesos-Now on sale
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For class preparation
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HIGH PROTEIN horse meat dog food. 24-14 oz.
no discount. Merge Salvage. 68 Vermont.
93 Vermont.
CUSTOM JEWELRY Reasonable prices. Professionals offer quality stone cut and polished turquoise, sapphire, stones citil and polished Turquoise. Salaries vary by location.
Now hire merchandise close-outs, etc. New selling huge grocery stock from a Chicago supermarket and keep it in the office at check-in stand.ger 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Closed store stand.ger's Salvage Center. 625 Vermont. 838 Vermont.
For sale: 10-speed bike, 26" men's yellow frame,
$75. Call 843-7731.
9-15
For Sale. Mini-miog synthesizer. Like new. Call,
Tom, 843-2711 after 5 p.m.
9-15
We can make your stereo sound better—suum-
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20% Discount on all antique and used furniture,
antiques, cabinets, tables, products including canape crofters, bushel and
dollar racks, chairs, dining table, red wedge and logs. Also Full price of fresh fruits
and vegetables. Countries Shop, 308 W. 4th ht. 6W-323, 11pm.
www.countryshops.com
Need to sell now! 1968 WW Good condition. Call Rafael Santo at 841-7492 an-971. 9-17
Only the finest quality knit for kitchen crochet, crochet-
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Cameron, Guitar. Six month old Nikiforov FX8
computer. List price $395-$415 at EF2
nomos lens. List price $288-$348 at EF2
nomos lens.
51 Chev. 4-door hardtop, runs well, restorable.
Call between 12:30 a.m. - 8:30 a.m. - 8:420 a.m. - 9:16
Just arrived! Indian jewellery, genuine turquoise,
Golden earrings, New low prices. Vijan- 9
E 8th, 10th, 12th, 15th, 18th
$
VISTA BRAT Open Daily 'til 11 am. Fri-
m. 8th. B42-4311 & try our Corn Dogs.
W. 6th. B44-4311
Past & Present Antiques. Furniture, collectables
antiquities. Low price furniture. 1347 Man
863-9044
1068 Dodge Dart. Good running condition. Ask-
laws. 9-17. Fuel tank full. 9-17.
After 5:00 call 843-286-296. 9-17
LENES5 135m2 fbm 4 visite var. Vitatva-$70. 18mm2
f5. auto visits $-86. Becr screw mount. www.
f5. auto visits $-86. Becr screw mount. www.
mini desktop Refrigerators. Approx. 2 cu. ft.
mini desktop Grain. Marm. Grain. at-
t, 19"
仁焋帛hack's $299
For Sale: One 5 speed Schwinn women's bike.
month old, $50. $42-876. 9-17
Used Tires Reduced! Most sizes in stock include:
195/65R14 80W - 212 Mile - 1-17
at Ray Steelback 925 Mile.
1973 Yamaha 50hz, 4,750 kms, very good condition. 2021% West 27th St. #6. 9-17
New G. E. Electric alarm clocks reduced to $2.99.
New G. E. Electric alarm clocks low as $2.99.
Ray Stoneback's 292 Mass. Wash.
Ray Stoneback's 292 Mass. Wash.
New 50-150 Whitewall tree cut to $20 each plus
$7 F. EKT.-Installed at A Ray Software
p.7-192 Mass
p.7-193
For sale: Gibson Lee Paul Custman with case,
2 months old, perfect condition.
955.843-2642. 9-17
955.843-2642.
For sale: Panasonic Tape roll tape players. Very good condition. Call 843-852-981-9 and 1-8
If you're planning on FLYING,
Let Maimoutpirt
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1974 Kawasaki Z190 290 DC HOCH. Excellent shape,
to appreciate. Call 841-6179.
9-18
YAMAHA Guitar. Used very little. John at 843.
9423 evening.
9-18
Ruger security-six 357 Magnum .21" barrel,
year old, $100. 648-9338. 9-18
King-size watered; frame, liner, pad. Call after 5:00- 841-5681.
9-16
YAMAHA STREEO CASSETTE tape deck with
dobble, separate line and mic mixing. 5% years
on warranty. Must sacrifice. Call Rick at
842-4832.
1971 Huygarran Motorcycle - 360 Enduro, low
mileage. Can see at 3401 Tom Sauer.
9-18
...WANTED
For Sale: Antique 4-poster beds, brass beds,
& old fashioned iron beds. 828-7139. 9-17
Must all half-moon Parrot, carry, and supplies.
1-845-7600 XHX West Square. (Qw) 9-18
or 841-5445.
Roommate needed, share study apartment, block
1000 F, 23rd St. NW, 9th Fl., 9-15
Call Stephanie. 842-680-1950
Deak $15, stuffed chair $5, and table lamps,
lamp bases at Emerald City Jan. 9-19,
july 10-23
Carpool, KC-Lawrence MWF, arrive by 10.30.
 leave m 3.20, WF 12.30, lm 648-645.48
Transfer student, 21. desires to move from dorm
at new campus or bus line. Jn-
913.
9-15
913.
To free good home: old yanked-heart St.
free to Ruxley. She needs room to stay.
845-6043 8-917
Female roommate to share 2 bedroom帐 $6.50 plus utilities. Come by W75, Z. 25, a2 after p. 38.
Roommate wants for nice 2-BR apt. on bus
route. Also store for sale. 843-181-198 after p.m.
6:30pm.
Roommate= 2-bedroom duplex. $16 plus 1% utility.
Call John 843-5494 after 3.30.          9-16
Wanted--female to share 2 brom. mobile home
$7 plus elec. Must have 61-50404 from 6:30.
$200-$400 per week.
1 FEMALE. 1 MALE roommate wanted. Call 843-
8559. 9-18
Loose roommates needed to share furniture. Towards the end, ask for Danny at Wacom classroom Lab.
Want to buy notes and/or projects for "Education
Spares"? Call 814-253-7099 or
*greatbaytips*; *stemater*. Call 814-253-1250 after fax.
Wanted: Female female housemate, 2 blocks from stadium. Private unfurnished bedroom, kitchen-share bath and furnished living room. Small pet bathroom. Bedroom. Phonetic phone 842-7544 after 5 p.m. 9-18
One male roommate to share two bedroom apart-
ment at Male's College English Village, Call 9-18
4741.
Roammate to share 3 bedroom apartment Trailridge $106.25 plus utilities. Call 814-7094-9148
LOST AND FOUND
Roammate for spacious 3 BR Woodkneck Apt.
90, utilizes free. Fred. 5830 after 5. 1977.
Loat: 31 month old Male Deherman, lost Sept.
2016. Needs care when lost. When lost: 841-682-5921.
AUTO CLUB OF
Info. Only
KANSAS For More Info
Phone 843-5059
KWIKI CAR WASH 612 N. 2nd St.
2 Blocks North of Kaw River Bridge
Lost-Please return to me my leather hat. Last seen at Yukk's Table 9. Extreme Sentimental value. I will pay you whatever ransom without question. Heartbroken Wally, B42-8367, please.
Lost: Silver key ring with 3 keys—to a door
= to trunk. Ring call at Sally @ 687-802-1489
Self Service or
Found: Fault at lab loggles, also found a key.
Call and identify, 864-6155.
9-15
Brush Wash
Found: Gray striped kitten on 19th and Nalemhim.
884-6764. 9-15
Lost: Brown wall is lost between Robinson & O-zone at Malls Apt. Larry, Call 2419, -8271
Found: Lady's wrist watch.洗镜 silver. Found
on floor. 7:59. Call and describe 8:15.
after 5:30 p.m.
Found: Necklace. Call 843-9806. Ask for Claudia or Toots.
9-15
Found: 2 keys on ring outside Fowler Hall and a key on the back of the second number. Inquire at 205 Fowler Hall
Found: One leather purse with contents. Contact
John at 864-3247 or 865-3427 (JOHN).
Found: Set 3 of keys near corner of 12th and
Louisiana. Call 841-4674
9-10
Found — Affectionate kitten, black with white hair
Found in threat in 13th and Ohio area
9-17
Citizenship Certificate
9-17
Lost near Centennial school, Boy's 8$ "Free"
and Girl's $30.00 at Mt. Rushmore, silver and
brandy. New found, If brand - 84-96-69.
Found: set of keys Thurs. morning at Wescow, 9-17
claim call 841-1755
NOTICE
Found: Set of key's left in the Dean of Men's office in late July. Call John 864-881-9, 9-17
Found: Address book-key chain with two trunk keys on keyboard. Wednesday 9:15 pm room 884-1234
Swap Shop. 620 Mass. Used furniture, dishes,
cabinets, telephones, televisions. Open daily, 12 p.m.
842-337-377
COST PLUS 18%* Stereo equipment. All major
items (or items per person). Call Dave, Phone 212-
395-7860.
PHOTOGRAPHY Shooting Gallery Specializing in Personalized Portraits in natural surroundings. Weddings, portfolios, and urban photography. Email: john@artpix.com. 814-230-6953. tf: 814-230-6953. 12-5 p.m. Tuesday. yt:
Rent a piano, monthly or semester basis. Law-
rence Piano Rental. 843-308-508.
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Call for appointment 1-977-581-5183. FLYNN LYNN
DANCE, SEPT. 20 - UNION BALLOOM, Law-
yers, 1498 Union Blvd., 644-5934, cell
1498. 1498 University Blvd., 644-5934,
cell 1498.
VISTA DRIVE-IN Open Daily till 1 a.m. for Ari.
11 a.m. to Try Our Gym Dogs. P-15
8:41, h:64-4331
SUA / Maupintour travel service
TERM PAPER HELP by Carol Chilcoteen, research librarian, on Sources for term papers about World Hunger, Union, International Room, Sept. 18, 7 p.m. Call 864-334 for more information
Recycled blue jeans & other fine old clothes.
Mexican shirts & blouses
Make your Thanksgiving & Christmas Reservations now.
KU Union—The Malls—Hillcrest—900 Mass.
bokonon
POTION PARLOR
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Organic, bio-degradable hair & skin care products
819 Vermont 843-9708
Madras Indian Shop
12-5 Mon.-Sat.
For the F finest in Authentic, Handcrafted Indian Jewelry, Arts and Crafts
19 W. 9th
10-5:30 Daily
Thursdays 'till 8
FREE KITTENS TO A GOOD HOME. Call 843-
5670.
9-17
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TYPING
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SPECIAL EVENT: THE FAMILY'S 50TH ANNIVERSARY.
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Experienced typist—term papers, meetings, milie-
sage, quizzes. Req: B.S. or M.A., English, scien-
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Experienced typist, LB.M. SELECT, thesis, dis-
tances and term papers. Call Pam Jenkins,
483-7599.
Typing—experienced in dissertations. Thesis manuscript, etc.
Bachelor's degree. Call Lehli, 463-8588
PHONE 843-1211
Typing, full time, 129 wgn, IHM correct type-
ing, campus location, Baccalaurea, 864-751,
9-30
Expected in (typing thesis, research papers,
reports, and other) documentation. Type,
(carbon ribbon), ibid., type. **ell:** 912-8340
(ibid.), **ell:** 912-8340 (ibid.).
Professional tyst. Competitive rate. IBM Scaler's tses, distortions, term papers. 842-609-198.
FOR RENT
EDITING and TYPING. Prompt tautologies, exper-
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rates. Call CALL 842-9127. 15-10
Free rental services. Up to the minute listings of
rentals in Lawrence, Lawrence
Lawrence 842-200-3950, 842-200-
3961, 842-200-3970.
Wanted: one or two room houses located in
large house, 7th and Missouri, 841-2064.
9-15
JAYHAWKER TOWNS* 2 bedroom, all utilities
bedroom, barbecue, fire park, laundry
barricade, barbecue, free parking, laundry
Two bedroom apartment, all utilities paid, close
to downtown. The fall furnished or un-
furnished. 843-993-8811
FURNISHED 1 bedroom apartment close to campus
$100; utilities paid. CALL 841-3210. 9-23
Lt. BR Aplt—Shelter B, $1, 65 per month. 1046
LB Arpt—Shelter C, Call Dom. 1 for m.p. or p.m.
8:42 p.m. 9:42 p.m.
One bedroom apartment, all utilities paid. Close to Union. Available after 7th Formal. Furnished. 9-18.
Medium apartment at Meadowbrook. Im- immediate or up to Oct. 1. Call 853-4318. i-5138.
HELP WANTED
Part-time Custodian for 7th Spirit, a private call. Call 842-845-948 or 842-6830. 9-15
"Tires—Batteries—Accessories"
10th & Mass
843-9891 6:30-9:00 p.m. Mon.-Sun.
Fine Books
Hardcover and paperback books for all ages and interests—Children's books a specialty—Magazine subscriptions—Out-of-print books searched—Personal attention to special orders.
Fine Service
Hillcrest Shopping Center 9th & Iowa 843-6424
ADVENTURE a bookstore
Pipes Cigars All Smokers' Supplies Pipe and Lighter Repair
George's Shop
After 25 years, if George doesn't have it, he will make it.
Phone 843-7164 727 Massachusetts St.
Sell MARIJANA or permanently enclosed in place.
Insurance required.
Need $1 to P.O. Box 3592, Lawrence, MA 01740.
Wanted: Experienced Salesman for part-time work. Apply in person. McCoy at $139 U.S.
phone (800) 274-6985.
PERSONAL
Babytitter in care for infant in cry box. The baby is on transportation, some light on transportation.
Five hours housework in a new home every
eight weeks. 1248. Should you own transportation?
9:16
Babyshower wanted for beautiful child 5 years old
(mornings) and some evening calls
Call 841-5441
Anna Rutter: You have a secret admirer who freqs the House. 9-11
NEW SCHOOL OF MUSIC—Beginning bru advanced lessons in folk, rock, and classical guitar, bamboo, fiddle, mandolin, etc. Great teachers, resources, M4-61971. Mason String Instruments, M4-61971.
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SERVICES OFFERED
CUSTOM JEWELRY Reasonably priced, protected
glazes. Stones off and polished. Turquoise, saffron,
silver. Stones off and polished. Turquoise, saffron,
silver.
FOOD
VIRTUS DRIVE Open Daily 01' 10:00 am
Friday to Saturday Try Our Curry Dog Dumplings
W 6th, 8th, 831-4311
**MATH TUTORING--Competent, experienced tutor**
help you through courses 901, 002, 601,
802, 123, 141, 143, 146, 358, 567. Test time prep
regular sessions. Reasonable rates. Call
(800) 236-5242.
THE CATFISH BAR & GRILL is serving hamburgers, roast beef sandwiches, grilled ham and cheeses. BLT's, trench tries and more between the two dishes are available. Fri. Sunday breakfast 8 a.m.-2 p.m.
9-17
ENTERTAINMENT
Horseback and Hayrack riding. 16 miles west on
Hallway 40, 89-4700, 6600. Skiing 10-31
Firery Furniture Coffee House, Friday and
Saturday nights. 9 p.m. 116 Louisiana. 9-18
ERIN Woodworks
waterbed frames "You name
book cases it—we
speaker boxes make it."
842-8448
Pat Read
Indian Trader
HIGHEST QUALITY INDIAN ARTS
Room 203
701 Mass.
843-1366
10-5 Sats.-Tau.
Karen's Bridal Shoppe
Karen's Bridal Shoppe
128 Minnesota
Lawrence, Kansas
KAREN 842-0056 By appointment only
KAREN BARNEB, owner Closed Friday
at the rear of KIEF'S DISCOUNT
RECORD AND STEREO
MALLS SHOPPING CENTER
842-1544 SAVINGS ON AMOUNT BRAND
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