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Wednesday, February 2, 1977
University Daily Kansan
News Digest
From our wire services
Gas bill compromise made
WASHINGTON - House and Senate confereces agreed on emergency natural gas legislation last night, apparently breaking an impasse that had threatened to delay the shutdown.
If both houses go along with the compromise, the legislation could reach the President by late this afternoon.
Under the compromise, settled on by a House-Senate conference committee that met for less than half an hour, the house would abandon its effort to put a price ceiling provision in the bill.
ceiling provision in the out.
The legislation is designed to get natural gas to homes and other top priority users of gas through the winter by allowing emergency sales free of specific price controls and by forcing pipelines to share supplies.
Arctic weather continues
Below-freezing temperatures in the Midwest and East kept fuel-starved factories yesterday and prompted warnings of multibillion dollar increases in heating and food bills.
A state of emergency was declared in hard-hit Buffalo, N.Y., after fresh snow Monday night. An Army engineering battalion from FT, Bragg, N.C., was ordered to fly into the city to help clear streets.
Cubans train black troops
WASHINGTON-Tanzania, one of the African countries U.N. Ambassador Andrew Young will visit this week, is allowing Cuban troops to train black Rhodesian guerrillas, who source sources say. The team has 200 Cuban troops in Tanzania to train and equip Rhodesian silks to fight against the white minority regime.
Senate to consider election questionnaire
A proposed questionnaire asking student opinions about financial aid problems, resampling of the end-of-class whistle and the closing of Jayhawk Boulevard to all but emergency traffic during daytime will be considered by the Student Senate tonight.
The questions would be part of the Feb. 16 and 17.Senate election ballot.
Regarding financial aid, the questionnaire would ask students about problems they've encountered in getting scholarships and loans. They also may be asked whether they are interested in a refreshment area in Watson Library, or if they see a need for a mandatory resource class on using the library and other facilities.
The Senate also will act on two bills, four petitions and one resolution at the meeting, which begins at 6:30 in the Big Eight Room of the Kansas Union. It is the last meeting scheduled until after senate elections.
One bill to be considered would allocate $469 from the 1977 contingency fund to the agency.
A resulution by Mike Taraboulos,
Association of University Residence Halls
Kappa Sigma Benefit Concert Rice Auditorium, Baker Univ. featuring Country Heir Warm-up Band: Pat & Gordon Cleveland and Brian Blais The Magician
between sets
Tickets available at:
Feb. 4, 8:00 P.M.
Kief's in Lawrence
McKinney Mason
Baker Union
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Eric Rohmer's new film THE MARQUISE OF O...
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“PERFECTION..."
—Norma Mellen Goody After Dark
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—Roger Greenwood Porthouse
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A petition from the Academic Affairs Committee asks the Office of Curriculum and Instruction to study the validity of student-teacher evaluations.
"UTTERLY ROMANTIC..."
— Judith Criss, Saturday Newswire
"ENDEARINGLY FUNNY..."
— Kathleen Carrson N.Y. Daily News
"WITTY AND JOYOUS..."
— Vincent Callee N.Y. Times
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"THE MARQUISSE OF O..." Directed by ERIC ROHMER Based on the novel by H. von Kleist Starring Edith Clever, Bruno Ganz
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The Film "Wizards" and the Ralph Bakshi program has been rescheduled for Mar. 8.
Another petition asks the executive vice chancellor's committee on assistant instructors and teaching assistants to examine and put to use recommendations of the Academic Affairs Committee's classroom teaching report.
president, would establish a student personal property insurance program. The Senate would advertise the service and provide all forms and information, but the policy itself would be handled by a private insurance company.
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