University Daily Kansan / Thursday, November 5, 1987
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State settles suits against University
Med Center patient to get $250,000
By a Kansan reporter
The settlements of two lawsuits, one involving a University of Kansas employee and the other involving a KU Medical Center patient, were approved Monday by the State Finance Council, a spokesman for the state attorney general's office said this week.
The council approved a $250,000 settlement to the family of Kimberly Borland, a 17-year-old girl now in a coma at the Med Center.
The suit, filed in March 1986 in Wyandotte County District Court, alleged that the coma resulted after the girl jumped or fell from a window in her room in the Med Center. The Med Center was added filling to place screens or covers on the outside of the windows.
The girl was brought to the hospital in April 1985 with a head injury she had received in a car accident.
Fenstemaker, a 35-year veteran of Parking Services, fitted suit against KU on June 10, 1986, in Douglas County District Court, alleging age discrimination, according to court documents.
The Finance Council also approved a settlement of $9,000 to Edwin Fenstemaker, a KU Parking Service employee.
The suit also contended that psychological force had been used to coerce Fenstemaker into accepting his demotion.
Fenstemaker contended in his suit that he was demoted from lieutenant to patrol officer, two levels, because of his age.
Fenstemaker originally was seeking more than $100,000 in puneit damage and back pay, according to documents.
KU writers get a local outlet
KU students who have always wanted to see their name in print now have the chance.
By BEN JOHNSTON
Staff writer
About three weeks ago, the first issue of House and Hall was distributed to each fraternity, sorority, residence hall and scholarship hall.
Chuck Vanasse, owner of the company, said two articles out of six or seven published, were written by KU
A Lawrence advertising company,
Free Lance Promotion and Design,
1012 Massachusetts St., distributed
about 3,000 copies of the magazine.
students. One story was by a fraternity member who thought fraternity parties were misunderstood. The other was by a student who compared her experiences in a residence hall, an apartment and a sorority. Vanasse said he wanted about half the stories in each issue to be written by students. They are not paid for their articles.
"We want something that makes a genuine effort to entertain the reader and also contributes to the readers' enjoyment. We stress that affect them." Vanasa said
He said he published the only two
articles that were submitted by KU students and liked to be more informative if I gagged.
Jeff Feiss, Wichita junior, said he had read the magazine and thought that it was fair and probably would get better.
"No one thought it was exceptional, but some people liked it and some people didn't," Feist said. "They wouldn't read it again unless it gets better."
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