Governor predicts college cost rise
The threat of inflation in the United States this year could affect the general cost of living and have an impact upon the cost of attending KU, Gov. William H. Avery told Collegiate Young Republicans last night.
Giving as an example the present six per cent increase in bread prices and the 20 per cent rise in egg prices, Avery indicated that college expenses might also increase by a similar six per cent.
GOV. AVERY ASKED the audience to study these facts in relation to the retired man or the wage earner.
"Or imagine," he said, "that you were on welfare where it was difficult to get increases. Even economists are not sure what factors attribute to the causes of inflation.
"However," he said, "whether or not we agree that the inflation reflects the increased commitments in Viet Nam, American boys are there. Therefore, we can understand that we have committed a large part of our budget into this cause.
House will decide time for nation
WASHINGTON — (UPI) — The cows may not like it, but the long and impassioned wrangle over America's summer time clocks was heading the way of history today.
Only the formality of final House approval stood between the White House and a bill to set uniform dates for daylight saving time this year and make it automatic next year throughout the nation.
FOR THIS YEAR, the bill requires any state or locality going on daylight time at all to start it the last Sunday in April and end it the last Sunday in October.
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"I don't think," Gov. Avery continued, "that there should be anyone as concerned with the state's budget as college students."
THE ENROLLMENT at colleges and universities in the last two years is, according to the Kansas governor, increasing at such a rate that it will be necessary to provide new institutions the size of Emporia, Pittsburg or Hays.
"It appears that the yearly 12 per cent enrollment increase will continue to the 1970's. This means that we must provide 120 million dollars a year," he said.
Gov. Avery urged the students to cooperate and support the tax program in order to maintain KU.
"It IS A decision for the students to make to be sure that this institution will be the same after you leave—the same as when you knocked on its doors and were admitted."
"It might be that we will need 20 million dollars more for the 1966-67 school term," he said.
The Republican governor said that the present six per cent inflation will represent the need of an extra six million dollars to maintain the University's facilities for current students.
"I support open enrollment because I don't believe that the state will better its service with restrictive enrollment," Avery said.
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A routine meeting of the KU-Y Model U.N. changed to a heated debate for one and a half hours last night before the chairman's vote decided the use of Roger's Rules of Order rather than Robert's Rules of Order at the forthcoming Model U.N.
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THE MAIN CONTENDERS in the debate were Roger Williams, Bartlesville, Okla., sophomore and General Assembly president, and Dave Hutchins, Kansas City, Mo., senior, leading the British delegation to this year's Model U.N.
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"Such wide powers for an assembly president can let the assembly degenerate into a parliamentary procedure in the minds of the people there," Hutchins said. "I suggest that we add to
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Ticket sales after break
Ticket sales for the informal Centennial Dance, April 16, will not begin until after spring vacation because of contract difficulties, Dave Sivright, Lerned senior and Student Centennial Committee chairman, said today.
Sivright said that the dance will still be held, but the committee cannot start publicity naming the attractions because the contracts have not been signed.
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that on the basis of Robert's Rules of Order.
HUTCHINS ALSO ARGUED that no provisions have been made for raising a point of information after a question has been settled.
"That is destroying the whole purpose of the assembly," Hutchins said. "The U.N. has none of your restrictions, for it stands for freedom of speech."
"We want to be practical here," Williams said. "Time is short. The
U. N. does not use Robert's Rules of Order; not many students are highly conversant with Robert's.
"It is better to have them all use the simplified rules our Model U.N. drew up for them. The chair is expected to rule impartially and provision is made for all his rulings to be subject to appeal," he said.
THE VOTE CAME to a draw, four to four. Williams, the chairman, used his vote to defeat the amendment.
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