Fountain cleaning is a costly job
By ROGER LINTEMUTH
For the third time in less than two weeks the Chi Omega Fountain was found in soap suds Wednesday morning.
Every time it is found in that condition the water must be turned off, and the fountain must be scrubbed and flushed out three times. It takes two men a half a day and the estimated cost is $150.
Not only damaging to the fountain and the plants around it, the soap suds also destroy the wildlife which is kept in Potter Lake, as the fountain empties there.
Lawrence has storm warners
By MARK DREILING
The question has been asked whether or not the city of Lawrence has a tornado warning system. After checking with the KU building and grounds department, it is confirmed that Lawrence does have a warning system.
The warning system has been used in the past, and has seemed adequate enough. But what if a tornado was reported today? What would happen to let people know that a tornado was approaching Lawrence?
First of all, someone would report the tornado. The place to call would be the Civil Defense Office, and report as thoroughly as possible the place in which it was sighted. The director for the Civil Defense Office would then send someone out to check up on the report. After he has been advised that there is a tornado approaching, he would issue warnings to the Police Department, the KU whistle operators, and the radio station KLWN.
The KU whistle would then blow in two short blasts, blown at intervals. The sirens downtown would remain blowing, and the radio station would announce the warning. Everyone would then be instructed on how to take precaution.
After the scare is over, the all clear would then be announced over the radio.
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Although the fountain has been soaped as many as a dozen times a week, the persons responsible are seldom caught. If they are, the person will pay for the cost of cleaning the fountain.
Intramurals
Many summer session KU students are turning out to participate in the scheduled intramurals.
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The sports available are: softball, tennis, badminton, handball, and golf. Only the softball games are pre-arranged by the intramurals staff. Those desiring to participate in other events must set up their own matches.
Handball is played with double eliminations. In their first round Jim Frane defeated Don Veirs 2-0. Frane will meet Frank Reilly who drew a bye in the first round.
In their first tennis match Larry Schooley defeated Jess Betlack 6-2, 6-0.
RESULTS OF the first slow pitch softball games played on Tuesday are: Chem Tech over Hybrids, Speed Rats defeating C.E.D., Brown Helmuts over C-Deucers.
In the fast pitch games played Monday the results are: Hi Notes over Degenerates, Herodoti defeating Firebirds.
Coming games in slow pitch are: July 3, Raybops vs. The Reactions and Piranas vs. Pharmacy. Fast pitch games scheduled are: July 3, English vs. Speed Rats; July 5, Head Hawkers vs. McCollum, Hi Notes vs. English, and Fireballs vs. Herodoti.
Summer Kansan
Registration for the Western Civilization Summer Comprehensive Examination will be held July 5 through 8 in the registrar's office in 126 Strong Hall.
Enroll for exam next week
Friday, June 30, 1967
The exam will be given Saturday, July 29, from 8 a.m. to Noon.
Persons enrolling by mail should send their names to the registrar's office and if not currently enrolled in Summer School a $5 fee is assessed.
Bibles for soldiers
NEW YORK —(UPI)— The American Bible Society, which gives about 1 million Bibles, New Testaments and Scripture portions to the U.S. Armed Forces each year, started that phase of its activities in 1817.
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