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Wednesday, July 6, 1977
University Daily Kansan
Filing problems eased by system
By DONNA KIRK
Staff Writer
A column of desks sandwiched between a wall and a row of file cabinets will give way to more floor space and fewer file cabinets. Kansas Office of Student Financial Aid.
A new filing system, planned for installation in the office by October, will consolidate storage of individual student files now in metal file cabinets.
Equipment funds from the Office of Student Affairs have been approved for the purchase of a new filing system, but no birds have been taken, according to Donald L. Brown, a data said that the filing system was a color-coded, open space system.
Jerry Rogers, director of the Office of Student Financial Aid, said that in a color-coded system, each color stood for a certain alphabet letter.
"For example, RA names are a certain color that would be visible that color and until farther back."
"A great quantity of paper goes through
the office." Alderson said "One time I was
heard saying, 'I had a lot of stuff to
do.'"
Rogers said that his office lacked adequate space to store the students who have received federal and other kinds of support. The district's federal aid must be kept five years.
"The whole idea of a filing system is to make filling easier for us and to make better records."
ARLINGTON, Tex. (AP) —Kansas City's Frank White, Al Cowens and Hal McAre cracked home runs off Texas ace right-hander Bert Blyleen Tuesday night, giving the Royals a 6-4 victory over the Texas Rangers.
Blyleen, making his first start in two weeks because of a gain in膝伤 saw his first goal.
Left-hander Larry Gura went 2 13 innings to gain his fifth victory against three losses after Texas chased starter Doug Bird in the fifth inning.
Mark Littell earned his 111th save of the year as he handcuffed Texas over the final two.
Light-hitting White started the bomb-
ardment eleven with a solo boner in
the third lumping.
Cowens followed with a line drive two-run after Jon Mayberry had walked in. He was 23.
McRae followed singles by Fred Patek and Tom Pougeta with a towering three-
The Royals reached Blyleen for six hits in the five innings he linned. White's third inning homer was only his second of nine, but it carried 390 feet into the left-field seat.
Cowen's two-run homer was his 12th of the
courts, and McRae's three-run blast in the
inning.
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Although the proposed system would make files more accessible to office staff than the press-it metal cabinets, an open, flat desk would take some getting used to, he said.
Clerks would have to type about 16,000 labels, one for each folder, Rogers said, and they would have to learn to use the new system from instructions given by salesmen from the company which would install the system.
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The proposed color-code system, if installed, would be taller than the traditional three-and four-draw file cabinets. Rogers will know when the office would buy the system.
Laws are legal threat, gays say
Although the laws and statutes concerning homosexuality haven't been enforced in Lawrence recently, they are still a present danger to homosexuals, Todd Van Lamingham, director of Gay Services of Kansas (GSK), said recently.
By KELLY BAKER Staff Writer
"The problem is that the statutes can be selectively enforced," he said. "They can be used to discriminate against gay people." When a gay person requests statutes, you can be fired from your job."
Although GSK isn't a political organization, Van Lanningham said, it has been involved in a petition and letter-writing campaign supporting a bill to legalize homosexual acts between consenting adults.
Topeka, sponsored 'the bill which would legalize cohabitation, adultery and sodomy. The bill has the stipulation that homosexuals cannot marry. It passed the Kansas Senate and now is before the House Judiciary Committee.
DURING THE PAST LEGISLATIVE
SESSION, Selen. E瓦蒙 Womeine, Rep.
Rep. Mike Glover, Dem. Lawrence, said he supported the Pomeroy bill.
Glover said "I have been part of an attempt to make the laws more realistic. As long as their conduct is not disrupting them, a moral issue, the same as marijuana."
IF THE POMEROY BILL WERE PASSED, the discrimination issue would be dead. Glover said. The basis for this decision is ancient laws for example—would be gone.
Van Lamingham's organization recently met to discuss another political issue—Trudeau's leadership.
repeal Miami anti-discrimination laws on the basis of sexual preference. GSK has become alarmed since Bryan and her organization, Save Our Children, Inc., have decided to carry their campaign against sexuality nationwide, Van Lanning said.
"I WAS A POLITICAL MEETING," he said. "We talked about the things we could in the community in case the Anita Bryant endemic ever comes here."
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Van Lanningham said the GSK action could be called a grass roots campaign—aimed at becoming implanted into the community. However, he said, he doubted they would become involved in political action such as rallies.
The group talked about local recognition of gay services and ways to better educate the community and the University concerning homosexuality, he said.
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