Thursday, Dec. 10, 1964 University Daily Kansan Page 3
Draft of Amendment Prepared By Kansans
A draft for a constitutional amendment reforming the Kansas judicial system was drawn up by a group of Kansas citizens and will eventually be submitted to Kansas voters in the 1966 election.
James K. Logan, dean of the Law School, worked on the drafting committee last week along with Phil Lewis, Topeka lawyer representing the Kansas Bar Association, and David Prazer. District Court Judge.
The New York architectural firm of Smith, Smith, Haines, Lundberg and Waehler has given a $2,500 scholarship fund to the department of architecture. W. Eugene George professor and chairman of architecture, announced.
Architecture Gets Fund from Firm
Charles S. Haines II, a KU alumnus from Sabetha, is senior partner in the firm which has given the architecture department $17,500 over a seven-year period. The grant will provide scholarships for students at the fourth and fifth year and graduate levels.
The group prepared a draft which covered the points brought out by the citizens' conference which was held at KU in September. In the summary report of the conference it was concluded that "effective operation of the Kansas judicial system requires unified organization, adequate supervision, and efficient administration."
THE DRAFT SUGGESTED changes in the present judicial system dealing with such topics as the salaries of the judges, appointment of judges and creation of an appellate division in the Kansas court system.
The draft will be sent to people who attended the September conference and members of legislative groups, Dean Logan said. Their suggestions for improvement will be heard and then it will be presented to a judicial committee.
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"We want this amendment to be presented at the general election in 1966." Dean Logan said. "If it is passed in that election, the 1967 legislature will have to pass legislation to implement this amendment. It should be fully implemented by 1968."
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Dean Logan said there are two constitutional amendments voted on in each election.
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"We expect that there will be further suggestions to improve the draft but we hope the outline by the committee will be followed very closely since it has been studied for years," Dean Logan said.
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Episcopal Evening Prayer. 9:30 p.m.
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