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By JOHN MUELLER
Staff Writer
The director of the Kansas Alc'bic Beverage Control (ABC) Division yesterday suspended the liquor license of the Lawrence Elks Lodge for five days because the club's violations of state liquor laws at the school were deemed unacceptable by the University of Kansas School of Law.
E. V.D. Murphy, the director, suspended the club for the following violations: sale of liquor by the drink, allowing persons who weren't members of the club to put money
in the club's liquor pool, and removing
lime from the pool in an unpleasant manner.
HIGH-RANKING state officials, including Gov. Robert Bennett and Chancellor Alyksy Dykes, attended the reception where the violations took place.
The club's suspension runs from noon Sunday to 9 a.m. Nov. 26, at the request of Elks manager Chris Kirkwood, 1729 Louisiana St.
Kirkwood said last night that he'd picked the Thanksgiving week period for the
Recommended budget cuts hit universities the same
By BARBARA ROSEWICZ
Staff Writer
Budget cuts last weekend by James Bibb, state budget director, appear to have taken a similar toll among the Kansas Board of Regent institutions.
Bibb seemed to follow a pattern in deleting salaries, new and improved programs, and capital improvements, but he also guaranteed funds by past leistages.
New and improved programs and capital improvements in fiscal 1978 budgets were all cut, according to budget officials from Emporia Kansas State College, Kansas Technical Institute, Wichita State Technical Institute, Wichita State University and Kuhn's Lawrence Campus.
A 7 per cent increase in faculty salaries, a
1 per cent reduction. A regent school, was cut in
each case by 20%.
BUDGET REPORTS weren't available yesterday from Fort Hays Kansas State.
While KU officials have called the cuts made to their budgets severe, other Regents schools' budget directors said they thought the cuts were routine.
Jim Dumming, WSU budget officer, said the budget division made similar cuts each year. However, he said he doubted whether reductions would be restored as last year.
"All we've heard in the last year or so is that there's no additional money and the governor isn't likely to recommend any tax increase."
Wichita's operating budget was cut about $900,000 to $24.3 million. A capital improvements request of $2.6 million was cut completely.
WALTER CLARK, Emporia State business manager, said that the cuts were major, but seemed to follow a traditional pattern. The budget director is naturally conservative, Clark said, and doesn't expect tax increases. So Bibb must improvements and new programs to fit the limited number of dollars, he said.
"I've given up estimating what my crowds are going to be." Kirkwood said, "but we'd lose several thousand dollars if the suspension came in December."
Clark said most of the capital improvements amount was for projects approved earlier.
Emperor's operating budget was reduced $1.3 million to $18.4 million. Capital implemment increased from $12.9 million to $16.7 million.
Pittsburgh State's operating budget was reduced $1.1 million to $13.4 million. Capital improvements were cut $900,000 to $1.4 million.
THOMAS CREECH, president of the Kansas Technical Institute in Salina, said, "The budget director has a difficult time really determining what requests are valid and what might be included to pad a budget. He'll make cuts to put an agency on the defensive and make it justify what it asks for."
suspension time because he'd lose less money than during periods when business was busiest.
Although there were no budget figures available, Creech said the institute's budget was very conservative. No new programs were requested. However, capital improvement requests and operating budget requests still were reduced.
KIRWOOD SAID that Thanksgiving was a family holiday, and that people usually lunch at the park.
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determined that the club deviated from legal pooling procedures. It is my opinion that they had improper pooling procedures (as well as) and they also sold liquor by the drink."
Kirkwood said last night that he "was just trying to make the least trouble possible for the law school" in his actions at the reception.
Under state law, the Elkia Lodge could have received a license suspension of employment.
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ALTHOUGH THE club had violated laws at the reception, Kirkwood said, the laws aren't fair and should be changed to allow liquor by the drink.
MEMBERS OF private clubs, according to Schneider's opinion, may purchase drinks if they have liquor pool arrangements with the clubs.
The ABC's chief enforcement officer,
William Struker, Topeka, said, "It was
The Elks Club manager stipulated at yesterday's hearing in Topeka that the facts in charges against him were accurate. The stipulation signified that Kirkwood had decided not to seek an evidentiary hearing on the accuracy of the charges.
The charges grew out of a controversy that arrose when Curt Schneider, Kansas attorney general, said that the homecoming reception had included an illegal "cash bar." A recent opinion by Schneider said that bar arrangements where alcoholic drinks may be purchased by the general public were illaral in Kansas.
"It's a ridiculous law," Kirkwood said. "It's unfortunate that people think liquor by the state is illegal."
FIRKWOOD ALSO said he hadn't been misled by any provisions of a 1975 attorney general's ruling that set guidelines for receptions at which alcohol was served. He discounted the possibility that partisan politics had been involved in the charges against his club, saying that "Mr. Schneider and the ABC don't run each other."
"We're a backward, puritanical state, but we have to abide by the law."
Kirkwood said that the law resulted in extra bookkeeping costs for clubs, such as costs of expensive cash registers, and added to the club's labor expenses.
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SALE BEGINS NOVEMBER 17 thru NOVEMBER 19
WEDNESDAY TO FRIDAY
TIME: 10:00 a.m.—5:00 p.m.
PLACE: ALLEN FIELD HOUSE MAIN LOBBY (EAST)
Season tickets may be purchased after Friday, November 19 at the main ticket office in Allen Field House anytime prior to the first game.
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New 27 (Se) | Montana State (7) | Home
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16 (Mon) | Dakota | Old Bedford (7) | Home
17 (Sun) | Kansas | Kenyon (7) | Home
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18 (Jan) | Missouri | "Missouri" (7) | Home
18 (Jan) | Missouri | "Missouri" (7) | Home
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18 (Jan) | Iowa State (7) | Home
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16 (Mon) | Dakota | Nebraska (7) | Home
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