University Daily Kansan
Tuesday, August 24, 1976
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Shankel said there was no written agreement with the commission.
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HILLS SAID THAT until further explanations of the charges were given she didn't think a majority of the 11-member commission would approve payment to the bank, which has only limited fund with its income restricted by a county mill levy.
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She stressed, however, that neither she nor other commission members were "out of touch."
"Most of us who are involved have direct or indirect ties to the University," she said. "I don't want to come across as someone who hates KU.
"There are legitimate questions that commission members would probably like to have answered. None of us are opposed to the idea of having officials in an uncomfortable situation."
SOME EXPENSES, including about $124 for materials, were expected, according to Hills. The bill, however, was for much more than expected.
"We were probably quite naive," she said, "but we weren't prepared for that."
said, "but we weren't prepared for that." Much time has passed since the wagon train was here, Hills said, and consequently people tended to overact to the bill.
Despite the problems encountered by the wagon train party at KU, members of the expedition enjoyed themselves while in Lawrence, Hills said. The long weekend planned for Lawrence—the wagon train's only stop for more than one night—was to have been the high point for the cross-country travelers.
SHE SAID THAT Warren Shaw, a Topeka attorney and chairman of the state bicentennial commission, had worked to prevent a lawsuit because he wanted "to show off KU.
This was to have been the zenith of their
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And it was a nice visit for them."
regarding the bill from KU, Hills said she thought members of the Bicentennial commission would be unwelcome and a full understanding of what KU's charges were for.
"It's not just a case of the Bicentennial official," she said. "It's just not like that."
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