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Thursday, March 5. 1987 / University Daily Kansan
Cobb's position to be filled soon
By BENIAMIN HALL
Staff writer
The University of Kansas may have a new executive vice chancellor before classes end, James Scaly, assistant to the chancellor, said yesterday.
The applicant pool for the position closed on Tuesday, and a search committee will begin readin- dations during the next few weeks.
Robert Cobb resigned from the position in the fall to return to teaching. Del Shankel is acting executive vice chancellor.
The search committee, which includes administrators, faculty and students, will probably recommend three candidates from the applicant pool to Chancellor Gene A, Budig, Scaly said.
"The chancellor said he would like to have the recommendations from the committee by early April." he said.
Budig will make the final decision and may or may not follow the committee's final recommendation, Scally said.
Scally said that Budig hoped to make a public appointment before classes end May 2.
The executive vice chancellor is the principal administrative and academic officer for KU's Lawrence campus, according to the job description.
Candidates must have a doctorate, university teaching and administrative experience, and "evidence of achievement in scholarly research or creative activity," according to the description
"We want somebody who has some proven experience," Scully said.
The vice chancellors for academic affairs, student affairs, research and graduate studies, and public service and the directors of business affairs, minority affairs and affirmative action all report to the executive vice chancellor
The executive vice chancellor also is expected to make recommendations to the chancellor for in administration and programs.
Scally said that the description of the job was intentionally broad so that it would draw a broad spectrum of applicants.
"You don't want to draw it so narrowly that you only end up with five candidates from the whole country," he said.
The search is closed, and the committee won't release any information about the number or type of candidates, Scally said.
Personnel decisions may be kept from the public under the Kansas Open Records Act.
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A group of Kansas lobbies didn't eat yesterday because they wanted to become closer to the feelings of impoverished children.
"We have a long-term commitment to see that public grants are at least at the survival level," said Louis Finocchario, a member of Catholic Social Services in Topeka, who joined in the fast.
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"I think it's a very important issue that needs to be discussed," Winter said. "There are people who, we have to remember, are not as fortunate as we are. . . . It's a productive kind of demonstration."
State Sen. Wint Winter Jr., R Lawrence, later said that the committee could vote on the bill as early as tomorrow.
But the average family of three receives only $576 a month from the Kansas Social and Rehabilitation Services, said Robin Smith, administrator of income maintenance in the policy section of the Kansas SRS.
A subcommittee of the state Senate Ways and Means Committee this year set the Kansas minimum need for a family of three at $688 a month.
Before the rally, the lobbyists had waited inside the capital to lobby before the Ways and Means Committee. But the committee ran out of time and did not publicly address the SRS bill.
Winter said he would support a bill
which would increase assistance to
children.
Members of the Public Assistance Coalition of Kansas, the League of Women Voters and various religious organizations were among a group of fasting people who gathered at noon in front of the capitol to hear speakers who favored increased aid for the hungry.
The aid that families receive is comprised of money from Aid to Dependent Children, Low Income Energy and food stamps. Smith said that dependent children received aid if they did not have parents or if their
parents were unemployed.
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