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Tuesday, November 2, 1976
University Daily Kansan
News Digest From the Associated Press
Britain wants informal talks
GENEVA-Britain has called on black and white Rhodesian leaders to meet nowadays to discuss a target date for black majority rule and legal independence.
British diplomat Ivor Richard, chairman of the five-day-old Rhodesian settlement conference, is being pressed by each of the four black nationalist leaders to set a 1977 target date. This would be earlier than the two-year target to which he had asked in 1963 during U.S. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger's African shuttle in September.
'Turn in auns' drive fails
BOSTON — a statewide "domestic disarmament race," a chance for people to surrender their guns with no questions asked, has produced a single rusty revolver
As police department waited for guns that never came, promoters of the turn-in law admitted that gun owners probably wouldn't give up their weapons unless force.
A survey of 22 police departments showed the drive being ignored virtually everywhere.
The event was meant to publicize a statewide referendum on today's ballot that could call for a bate on handgun ownership by anyone except police and museum patrons.
Ticket selling to be same
Student season basketball tickets will be sold later this month by the same process as last year, but changes from this year's will be made before next fall.
Doug Messer, assistant athletic director for business affairs, said yesterday that student basketball tickets will be sold Nov. 17-19 for $15.
He said students could buy their ticket on any one of those three days—or afterwards until the first home game—by bringing their money and a validated KU-ID to Allen Fildt
Messer said the price increase from last year's $10 ticket was caused by the Student Senate's decision not to subsidize tickets with funds from the student activity fee.
He said the option card system used this year for purchase of student season football tickets had been "on an experimental basis with the year.bok and class officers to see whether it would be convenient for us and convenient for the students."
Students were given an optional fee card at enrollment this year to be used for paying class dues, buying a yearbook or buying a football ticket.
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School . . .
motivated to learn when he has a greater share in his education and helps to deter-
in the new school isn't new, Edwards is smart. Edwards said that the new school wasn't just a traditional institution and that a child who could take initiative to learn and didn't need constant supervision could benefit most from the environment in the new school.
"We make no claim that it's best for all beds," Edwards said. "But if there are no beds, you can sleep."
We Write All Risks
Automobile Insurance
Gene Doane Agency 824 Mass.
"For simplicity from our standpoint and for the students, I don't think we'll take that
The option card system resulted in lines that meant up of more than two hours.
GM explains industry
Four General Motors Corp. executives explained GM and the future of the automobile industry in response to student demand at the Town Hall Mall meeting in Hoch Aaddorf, Germany.
The meeting, part of an experiment in industry-campus communications sponsored by the University of Kansas and GM yesterday and last Friday, was an open discussion between the audience and four GM executives, all KU alumni.
Some of the 50 students present criticized GM for not building an economical small firm.
However, George Dodd, assistant head of the computer science department at the GM Research Laboratories, said that GM's new small car, Chevette, was the most fuel-efficient of any American-made car. The Chevette gets 36 miles a gallon, Dodd said.
Robert Eaton, chief engineer of GM's 1979 model car program, said GM was studying the potential for a hybrid.
Nancy 44th
HAMBLETON
She'll get things done. She's done it before.
- first woman Mayor of Lawrence
* first woman City Commissioner
* Trustee of Kansas Council on
Economic Education
Paid for by KU College Republicans
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electric-powered car and the development of a mass transit system.
Name
The electric-powered车 on display at the GM exhibition in Learned Hull yesterdays.
C IT WAY O SPRING SECRET! = COUSSE'S STAT YARNANN!
Although the cost of professional education continues to spiral,
the school will have a new curriculum.
Fully accredited by the State Bank of California and by the University of Michigan, this student loan program students eligible for Federal Insured Student Loans
The GM executives said they would evaluate the communications project, which also included classroom visits and a luncheon at the Kansas Union, to help develop similar projects at other universities.
Panhellenic Association Announces:
Orientation Meeting
for
Spring Membership Program 1977
Union Ballroom
Tuesday, November 2 - 7:30 p.m.
For more Information contact Panhellenic Association 220 Strong 864-3552
Comments from KU officials and students will be a part of the evaluation, David Andersen, public relations staff member for GM, said.
William Inge
Memorial Theatre
presents
"EVERYONE IS
SOMEBODY'S MOTHER."
(SOMETIME)
Oct. 28—Nov. 6, 1976
8:00 p.m.
Tickets 864-3982
Green Plant Sale 30% off
All green plants with this coupon.
Offer exp. Nov. 15, '76.
Alexander's Bath & Gift Shop
826 Iowa 842-1320
Coors
Pitchers
$1.00
Mass. St. Deli
New Yorker
Exp. Nov. 30' '76 Present Coupon
CLASSICAL SERIES
THE POSTMAN ALWAYS RINGS
TWICE (1946)
WHERE, with Lana
Turner, John Garfield
Wed., Nov. 3, 7:30, 75c
FILM SOCIETY
WIND FROM THE EAST (1970)
Dir. Jean-Luc Godard, with
Anna Wazemsky.
Thurs., Nov. 4, 7:30, 9:30, 75c
POPULAR FILMS
FAREWELL, MY LOVELY (1975)
Dir. Dick Richards, with
Robert Mitchum, Charlotte
Ramping
Fri. Nov. 5, 7:00 and 9:30
Sat. Nov. 6, 3:30, 9:1
All films shown in
Woodruff Auditorium
VOTE INDEPENDENT
VOTE EUGENE McCARTHY
Independent Candidate for Pros.
1976
Come to the McCarthy Election Watch at
THE HAWK'S NEST
Tues., Nov. 2, 8:00 p.m.
For members all the beer you can drink $1.00
For non-members all the beer you can drink $1.50
Paid for by students for McCarthy—76
The Brewery
714 Mass.
presents
Wednesday Night
9 'til 12
50c Cover Charge
Coming Friday & Saturday Destiny
We're moving to a NEW location
AT THE CORNER OF 8th AND NEW HAMPSHIRE
THE 8th Street MARKET PLACE
Our New Store will offer a wide variety of BEADS and JEWELRY SUPPLIES, a selection of finished JEWELRY and, as always, a work area for YOU to MAKE YOUR OWN.
ARMADILLO BEAD CO.
841-7946
WARREN OATES
KEN NORTON'
PAM GRIER
vv. 7/15 | x. 80 | sq. 5am, Sat. 10am
Hillcrest
For the first time in 42 years, ONE film sweeps ALL the MAJOR ACADEMY AWARDS
JACK NICHOLSON
ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOOS NEST
Evenings at 7:15 & 9:45
Sat.-Sun. Matinee 1:50
Hillcrest
Anything can happen ... and probably will at the "CAR WASH"
PG with GEORGE CARLIN
PG with GEORGE CARLIN
Eve. 7:30;9:30
Sat.Sun. at 2:30
Granada
They were the girls of our dreams ...
"THE POM-POM GIRLS"
Eve. at 7:20 & 9:15
Sat.,Sun. at 2:30
If you liked him as Henry II, you'll love him as the Earl of Gurney.
Varsity
Telephone ... 212-345-8000
-a tour deforce by Peter O'Toole that makes some kind of movie history
-Rex Reed
PETER OTOO ARTHUR LOWE ALASTAIR SIM THE RULING CLASS
Now Showing Evenings at 7:15 & 9:45 at the
Hillcrest E