University Daily Kansan, January 13, 1983
Page 11
Appointments, Rhodes honor top KU news during vacation
By DAVID POWLS Staff Reporter
Honors, appointments and job changes that will affect the University of Kansas and Lawrence were reported over the Christmas vacation. Here is a summary of some of the events. In the news when students were away
- Robert Hockett, Stilwell senior, was awarded a Rhodes Scholarship.
- Rhodes Scholarships are awarded annually to 32 students in the United States. They pay tuition and living expenses for their education, for either two or three years.
- Wint Winter, Jr., R-Lawrence, was sworn in as the new state senator from the 2nd District.
- Winter was elected Dec. 17 by the Douglas County Republican Central Committee to serve the remaining two years of Jane Eldredge's four-year term. Eldredge, who was elected to Washington, D.C., with her family.
- U.S. Rep. Jim Slattery, D-Kan, was one of two freshmen congressmen to be appointed to the House Energy and Commerce Committee.
The influential energy and commerce panel oversees oil and gas pricing, natural gas, nuclear regulation, and interstate commerce, including railroads.
Slattery, elected last November, represent the 2nd Congressional District, including Lawrence.
- New Student Senate officers were appointed during the holiday break by Lia Ashner, student body president, Lia Cramer, student body vice president.
Terri Dimoush, Prairie Village junior, was appointed executive secretary; Terry Frederick, Dallas junior, was appointed treasurer; Mark Bossi, Winfield junior, was appointed administrative assistant; Jill Eddy, Lake Quivera sophomore, was appointed to the Student Senate Executive Office; Sevirao Topeka freshman, was appointed campus director for the Associated Students of Kansas lobbying group.
Final confirmation of appointments will be made by the Senate Jan. 27, said Bonnie DeNoyelles, administrative secretary.
- The Kansas University Endowment Association named Steve Menaugh its new public relations coordinator. Menaugh, who recently
completed a master's degree in journalism, replaced Dale Sauferling.
- Suzanne Cupp, administrative assistant to the dean of the School of Education, was elected president of the KU Classified Senate.
KU's Classified Senate represents the University's classified employees, who include most University staff except faculty and administrators.
Cupp, who served as Classified Senate president in 1980-81, took office again Jan. 3 and will serve until May 31, when Jan O'Neill will take
O'Neill was scheduled to take over Jan. 3 but requested that her term be delaved.
- an endowment over Christmas vacation by the Ahmanson Foundation, Los Angeles, Calif., and Franklin Murphy, former KU chancellor, may bring a new scholar to KU's department of history to fall, according to Herman Saul, chairman of the department of history.
Saul said a committee to choose a medieval or Renaissance European history scholar was being formed by members and student representatives.
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MOSCOW — Kremlin chief Yuri Andropov met with Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat yesterday and endorsed an Arab League plan for a Middle East peace settlement, the official Soviet news agency Tass said.
Western diplomats said the endorsement was Andropov's way of warning the Palestine Liberation Organization Agency that they would avoid any compromises with Washington.
Andropov had told an Arab League delegation in December that the peace initiative adopted by a 1992 Arab summit in Fez, Morocco, coincided with the late President Leonid Breshnev's plan for peace in the Middle East.
"Expressed from the Soviet side was the positive attitude to the principles of solving the Palestine problem and of the Middle East settlement as a whole that was approved by the all-Arab Andropov's position at the meeting.
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McMurray is charged with five counts of felony theft, occurring between 1984 and 2013.
Arafat飞 to Moscow Tuesday night from Jordan after three days of meetings in Amman with Jordan's King Hussein.
Before leaving Amman, Arafat said there were certain positive parts in President Reagan's peace plan, although it "does not satisfy the legitimate rights of the Palestinian people, which have been sanctioned by the international community, for self-determination and statehood."
The defense and prosecution filed a joint continuance Jan. 7 requesting more time for the KU Police Department to finish an investigation of McBurry's personal checking account. The police had been scheduled to start Jan. 10.
President Reagan's Sept. 1 peace proposal calls for a Palestinian entity — rather than a state — on the West Bank in conjunction with Jordan.
McMurry trial rescheduled for March 4
Brezhnev had endorsed a sovereign Palestinian state with Jerusalem as its capital, but also said Israel's security should be guaranteed.
The trial of Steve McMurry, the former student coordinator of the KU bus system who is charged with taking money for funds, has been continued until March.
THE ARAB League plan does not call for formal recognition of Israel but it implies such by calling for a guarantee of the security of all territories in the region.
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