University Daily Kansan
Monday, April 14, 1975
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Derby Day profits exceed goal
Sigma Chi fraternity, sponsor of the annual Derby day last week, will send a $1.70 check to Wallace Village, a school for children with minimal brain damage in Broomfield, Colo., Derby day chairman David Blackwood said Sunday.
Blackwood said the $1,700 raised from partly Dayex donation to the goal of $1,000 and $600.
A carnival Saturday earned about $1,000
from games and contest Tuesday
netted $30 for furlough.
Doctors, lawyers and dentists in Lawrence contributed about $100, and expenses for Derby Day were about $200, Blackwood said.
Nine sororites competed for the Derby Day trophy. Ticket sales for the carnival and points or the beer drinking contest were combined. Delta Delta finished first with 2,085 points.
Sororites operated booths at the carnival at the Sigma Chi house Saturday afternoon and evening. Activities included a car bash, a tie blow. a water dunk and moonwalk.
Delta Gamma scored 1,920 points to finish second.
The Delta Delta booth at the car-
rerium is a pit throw Targers included
Rick Krause.
Petition attacks county spending
The Kansas Attorney General's office has renewed its effort to force Douglas County to transfer $130,630.54 from its general fund back into its welfare fund.
Asst. Atty. Gen. John Martin filed an amended petition Thursday in response to a dismissal March 26 by Frank Gray, Division 2 Douglas County District Court PETITION AUDITING petition an injunction to prevent the county from spending the money.
The county had asked for dismissal of the first petition on grounds that the state didn't claim that a Kansas statute authorizing the transfer of funds was unconstitutional. In dismissing the petition, Gray said the state should give a claim for which relief could be,granted.
The attorney general's amended petition says the statute is unconstitutional because it allows money to be spent for a purpose other than that which it was collected.
Martin wasn't available for comment on the new action. No hearing has been set.
Von Moore, Norm Cook, Mike Lemmon,
Alums and Dale Greenlee, KU
athletes.
Lizan Kesse, Atchison sophomore and member of Delta Delta Delta, said, "Everyone had a good time. We're really glad to have been there hard. We were also really happy to help."
Fred Robinson, public relations director for Fred Day, said, "I think it worked really well for the first year. We will probably be a bigger company in the year, although it will be a house decision."
The carnival was a new event for Derby Day.
Greg Dulgs, Hutchinson sophomore and a member of Sigma Chi, said, "I think it was a great success. Both guys and gals had a great teamwork and a great opportunity to help with a worthwhile project."
ACM and Computer Science Department present 3 FREE Films that a novice can enjoy and comprehend. Two short films on a computer robot which can see, hear and pick up objects and a short popular film on the history of computing machines.
Wednesday, April 16
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DEEP END 75¢ Tuesday, April 15
THE WHOLE TOWN'S TALKING with Edward G. Robinson Wed., April 16 75¢
THE MAGICIAN (Sweden—Subtitles) Thursday, April 17 75¢
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Orienteering
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