North: False promises killed Vox commitment
By PAUL HANEY
Ken North believed KU student government was not involved with the needs of students. He wanted to form a state-wide lobby of students. He wanted drastic changes in the executive branch of student government.
He campaigned hard for total
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reform. He said he was "committed" to it.
Even before the results were posted, the cheering and congratulating started. It was evident his hopes for student government had died.
HE ARRIVED in Summerfield Hall last night just minutes before the results were posted. He was concerned about the light vote.
FINALLY, AN election worker stuck a yellow piece of paper on the wall. North grabbed it; CRAIG. BARKER-2276; NORTH, DAVIS-950.
"Who voted," he repeatedly asked members of the Vox Populi party.
North started out of the hall. He would not comment.
"I said everything I was going to say before the election."
ASKED ABOUT his plans for student government, he said, "You'll have to ask Craig."
Outside Summerfield, North met his running mate, Guy Davis, and other party members. There was talk of "false promises." The vote was light, and it appeared to them that North backers had not gone to the polls.
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"THE COMMITTED houses just didn't vote the way they should," North said.
Craig happy-
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and other UP followers then left for a post election celebration at the "Hawk"
At the celebration, Barker walked in and said he was delighted with the results, which were mainly due to "the tremendous effort put in by all the workers."
"Kyle and I hope to live up to their expectations," Barker said.
Craig appeared shortly, and a loud rear soon filled the "Hawk."
Martin shouted to Craig, "You owe me a six-pack," Mr. President."
Craig shouted back, "I owe a lot of people a lot of things, Al."
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"I guess everybody's satisfied with the status quo. That's fine with me."
As he and other party members walked to a car, a girl walking with North pulled on a Kansan reporter's jacket and said: "I'm just real glad you didn't ask me for a statement." She refused to elaborate.
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Clifford Ketzel, associate professor of political science, will moderate an American-Formosan discussion at 3:30 today in the Kansas Union Forum Room.
Edgar B. Wickberg, associate professor of history, will discuss the "Legal Status of Formosa," and Peter P. C. Cheng of the University of Nebraska will discuss "Formosa Tangle: a Formosan View."
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