University Daily Kansan / Wednesday, March 2, 1988
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said. People began to believe that proper behavior could be achieved through training or discipline. Because of this, the masses began to be tested to see if they behaved properly.
Hanson said an interesting change was brought about by that shift. Before, people focused their evaluations of behavior on known role models. The people remained anonymous. Now, the people have become the focus, and the testers, such as lab technicians or lie detector examiners, are anonymous.
One way Hanson hopes to study this change in power is by studying how employee attitudes toward drug testing change.
Most business managers anticipate that employees will accept random testing as they become used to it, Hanson said. He wants to find out
whether increasing discipline might cause worker acceptance.
"It's almost like punching a time clock." Hanson said.
clock, Hanson said.
The idea of a time clock was initially controversial, Hanson said. When factories were new, employers had difficulty coordinating worker activities to a time schedule. Workers were concerned about working too long, and employers wanted to be sure that employees worked a full schedule.
schulte.
"Now, punching a time clock is just as automatic as brushing your teeth." Hanson said.
Hanson said he wondered if drug testing was not one more way in which a work force was being conditioned to accept regulations and requirements without question.
Robert Squier, chairman of anthropology, said that Hanson's research was extremely timely and that there was a growing concern about the impact that testing has on U.S. society.
Gas main accidentally cut by workers digging in area
A natural gas main was cut by construction workers yesterday in the 2500 block of Haskell Avenue. No one was injured.
By a Kansan reporter
Maj. Bob Coleman of the Lawrence Fire Department said two persons were evacuated from the area of the gas break.
Randy Kahle, owner of R. D.
Kahle Construction Company, said
the main had been cut by a track
hole during the placement of a
water main by his company.
Kahle said the natural gas main had been lowered into the area about a month ago. He said a pipe
that appeared to be the live main was spotted by workers digging the water main's trench. When the track hoe was rerouted to dig under that pipe, it struck the new live gas main.
Kahle said he was unaware that when Kansas Public Service Co. changed the line, the inactive line remained in the ground. He said inactive lines were usually removed.
Steve Hanna, construction and maintenance superintendent for Kansas Public Service Co., estimated that from 30 to 40 customers were without service for about 30 minutes because of the break.
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