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VOL.101,NO.21
THE UNIVERSITY DA KANSAI
KANSAS STATE HISTORICAL
SOCIETY
TOPEKA KS 66612
THE STUDENT NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS
MONDAY,SEPTEMBER23,1991
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Soviet Union protests spur more violence
Demonstrators seize TV station, call for Georgian leader to resign
The Associated Press
MOSCOW — Mavierick troops and armed opponents of Georgian President Zvadimir Gamsakhurdia seized a government broadcast station yesterday in a widening conflict that the president is calling a coup attempt.
Gamsakhurdia reportedly met with a parliamentary opposition leader later yesterday in the Georgian capital of Tbilisi. The opposition that has left at least 41 people injured.
But he also continued to appeal on a TV station for supporters to defend
State's lack of res
By William Ramsey
Kansan staff writer
Officially, most University buildings are insured by the state, but t claim may not be true, said the faculty directors for the Board of Reger
After the June 15 fire at Hoch,
State Finance Council voted not
allocate emergency money for
building's cleanup. The nine-mem-
ber Finance Committee then fini-
makes budget changes what the L
laturature is not in session.
"It seems to me that the state Kansas is not really self-insure they don't have money to appropri for disasters like Hoch Auditorium said Warren Corman, facilities diror.
It would have taken a unanim vote from the council to draw mo from the state emergency fund.
The money is not available and pbi will not be for a long time beca the state does not have a fund speciat for covering disasters at s'
Sunflower Cablevision produc
To the tune of "That's What I About You." The Moody Blue Bo
Self-ins
Law so to supply
Robert Jerry, dean of law, sai
had supported the United Way sce
since he could remember. This y
division would help deviate for
United Way fund raising.
By Gayle Osterberg Special to the Kansan
To present the free event,orgers tapped the talents of its 12 fiva raising divisions, one of which is University of Kansas.
It was the likeness of Madon Vanilla Ice, George Bush and a Scout troop on stage at Liberty Jfamming with a group of rock rolling KU law professors and 1 students.
That was the scene Saturday at Douglas County United Way's f5 community variety show, celeb ing the organization's 50th anni sary and kicking off eight week fundraising.
Liz claiborne
12 Friday, September 20, 1981 / Travel Fax, 1981