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Thursday, April 26, 1990 / University Daily Kansan
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Two Macintosh computers, two disk drives and a printer valued together at $3,893 were taken from Hashinger Hall yesterday afternoon, according to a KU police ronent.
By Christine Reinolds Kansan staff writer
The equipment was taken between 2:35 and 3:45 n.m. according to the report.
Mike Triplett, residence hall director, said that two Zenith computers in the same room as the Macintosh computers were not taken.
Hashinger computers taken
Kirk Isenhour, Hashinger president, said the equipment was secured by cables and locked in a room that is not accessible.
Lt. John Mullens of the KU police said the incident was under investigation. There were no witnesses to the theft and no suspects.
Theft puts residents in bind
The incident could be ruled either burglary or felony theft, Mullens said. The penalty for burglary is five to 10 years in jail, and for felony theft one to five years in jail.
"I in very insulted that somebody could actually get away with doing this," it enshouled said. "Now 400 students are going to be without the use of computers during the last two weeks before finals."
Isenhour said the only alternative for residents was the computer center.
"Now I will have to wait in line," he said.
Ken Stoner, director of student housing, said it was too early to decide who would pay for replacement computers.
Tim Furnish, Westwood junior, said he would have to rearrange his schedule to make time to go to the computer center.
If the housing staff was negligent in security, the housing department will pay for replacements, Stoner said.
Bv a Kansan reporter
Regents budget stalls amid arguing
TOPEKA — The Board of Regents budget was stranded in conference committee yesterday when Senators accused Representatives of coercion.
State Sen. Gus Bogina, R-Shawnee, said representatives were using provisos in the University of Kansas Medical Center's portion of the budget to force the Senate to pass a bill now in the Senate Ways and Means Committee.
"Now I will have to wait in line," he said.
"Nobody is going to threaten me with provisions in my committee." Bogina told the House contingent of the
conference committee. "I will not allow anarchy, coercion."
Hogina was angry because he thought provisos were added to the budget to force his committee to approve a bill that would allow him to have
The budget provisos would prevent spending unless a bill introduced by State Rep. Kerry Patrick, R-Lewado, was passed. The bill would require the Med Center to accept all payments for restricted fees now are used to pay attorneys' fees.
the provies in the Med Center budget would exempt it from restrictions placed on other Regents institutions.
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