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Lawrence Journal World (Newspaper) - March 08, 1980, Lawrence, KansasSaturday column Ftp National and International r by Dolph Simons Lawrence journal world March 1980 Page 2 last week a group of Kan Sas University staff members suggested there is an Effort by the schools administration to put a Clamp on Freedom of expression at the and that such a policy has a chilling effect on the those raising the charges claimed the administration is too concerned about a Good image for the school in the eyes of the parents and state this new charges have been directed toward the administration Chancellor Archie Dykes in this time the charge is the administration did not Deal fairly and properly with the two faculty members who suddenly decided to leave Kun and to become negotiators in the Iran hostage the two who reportedly left their classes without notifying students or the proper academic were placed on and some at Kun claim the faculty members in question were not Given an Opportunity to pre sent their Side of the the average citizen pro Bably thinks teachers Are be ing paid to or carry out other specific but apparently some at Kun think faculty members should be Able to do whatever they say whatever they wish and conduct themselves in whatever manner they May choose without the administration having any right to exercise leadership or disciplinary this reporter last week noted in this column that Many faculty members get by with far More questionable practices than they would be allowed in private and if conditions Are so bad and intolerable on mount those sufficiently motivated certainly have the right to look elsewhere for the same situation exists relative to the faculty members who decided to become negotiators in the Iran it seems they May have gotten off lightly com pared to what might have happened in private most employers would have terminated workers who left their without telling pro per superiors or receiving permission to rather than merely placing them on there is Little question that a Large majority of Kan Sas citizens and those who Are asked to pay the Bills at Kun and the other state will Back the administration in its action relative to the Kun in most probably think the schools policy is too it seems there May be an Effort on the part of a Small minority of Kun teachers to try to capture the spotlight or become the Center of Atten Tion by bringing charges against the schools and these faculty members do not like the apparent direction of the school at this time As they prefer the actions and freedoms of the late 1960s and Early they were in their heydays in those and with the current emphasis on dedicated a student body interested in going to class and learning and an administration intent on building the school into an even finer academic institution and giving state taxpayers the maximum return on their they May see their their image among some of their colleagues and their uniqueness or rebel image Slipp they dont like it and they Are going to try to harass and cause they would like to be treated As there have been times when Dykes has not received the proper support from some of his they knew what was right and what actions should be but rather than step Forward and say yes or no or make a firm decision on some they sidestepped the Issue and placed the responsibility for policies and decisions on Dykes this is Why any Chancellor or College president needs to have fair and Strong men and women associated with him in the administration of a it int a place for softies or those who want to be popular rather than show vat stationary occluded Hii Tuia National of Ather service Noaa u s of the weather Northeast Kansas forecast with lows in the Low to mid 20s and Light and variable sunny and warmer with highs in Little or no precipitation expected through wednesday 4 6 8 10 Midnight 2 32 30 32 official readings High 37 Low 31 today morning Low 33 precipitation Trace year ago today High 44 Low 27 record this Date High 80 in Low 4 in 1932 Sunrise Sunset disabled persons sought for living Center committee the newly formed con Sumer advisory committee of the Lawrence Independent living resource Center is looking for More according to Dana committee vice we want people on the committee who Are disabled so we can make sure the Center really meets their miss Wray said this the committee was formed to provide advice from con Sumers about the centers general she the committee will help in assess ing consumer service will determine How to implement needed services and will Kun fraternities set Spring Rush Kansas University fraternities will conduct their first Spring Rush March 2123 As a supplement to the usual sum Riner open Rush and fall formal Rush All Kun fraternities will participate in the new Spring according to Robert coi inter fraternity Council if interested students May Register until March 20 at the if office in the Kansas Monitor the centers Overall legislative developments will be and the committee will make recommendations on changes in legislation and appropriate committee also will work with the centers Board of directors on Public Educa Tion and Public she the committee officers Are Randy president miss vice president bar Bara Secretary and Lois miss Wray said any disabled person interested in the committee should Contact the Independent living resource 839 late paper delivery problems in your journal world usually should be delivered to you by by Satur and by 8 if you believe youve been Call your Carrier or the journal world 843 before 5 saturdays or 10 after those you can leave a recorded message by calling Economy reports from the front administration reported close to final budget cutting decisions by Gregory Nokes associated press writer Washington a president Carters advisers Are close to completing a substantial tightening of the 1981 budget As part of the administrations new anti inflation the presidents top economic adviser Charles chairman of the Council of economic also said Fri Day that Roundt Hemlock discussions Are under Way Between the administration and we Are close to final he it was Learned from sources in the administration and Congress that Carter May not be ready to unveil his program until the Middle of next if the urgency behind Carters Effort to develop a new ant inflation plan was underlined by the governments latest wholesale Price report Friday that showed those prices increased in february at an an Nual rate of nearly 20 the on month increase in wholesale prices of percent followed a percent Rise in since changes in wholesale prices Are soon reflected in higher retail the increase Means More bad news for inflation plagued the grim inflation news also contributed to another increase in the prime interest rate to 18 percent by some Banks a level that would have seemed out of the question just a few months the prime rate is the interest charged by Banks to their most favored and the National association of realtors reported that existing housing sales ran at an annual rate of million in Down 4 percent from decembers million since when the Federal Reserve Board initiated its tight credit existing Home sales have Plum meted 17 said Jack chief economist of the realtors Carlson said Home prices Are holding up remarkably with the median Price rising to in Schultze said that unless the government succeeds in dampening inflationary expect we face a very serious worsening of he told reporters at the White House that there is a very dangerous spreading of higher Oil prices into other parts of the Economy that is showing up in higher prices for rubber and other the labor departments wholesale Price report showed that wholesale Energy prices increased percent in the largest Rise for any month since March during the Arab Oil in the past year wholesale prices for Home heating Oil and other Energy goods have increased 76 administration officials have said privately that they Are rewriting the 1981 budget to try to bring it into balance As part of their new ant inflation when Carter unveiled the original budget on it provided for a deficit of among other measures known to be under consideration Are some kind of credit con a revision of the inflation offset for Mula for increasing social Security benefits and strengthened the Price monitoring capabilities for the Council on wage and Price Schultze repeated for what he said was the that the administration has ruled out use of mandatory wage and Price while the inflation news was bad there was better news on the labor department said the unemployment rate declined to 6 percent Down from percent in feds report raises Hopes prime rate rising unabated by Kristin Goff a business writer new York a a report that shows the amount of Money in circulation in the United states has dropped billion has raised Hopes in the financial Community that the Federal Reserve Board May take a breather after a series of aggressive credit tightening in the Bond where prices have tumbled recently because of spiralling in Terest prices Rose slightly after the Federal reserves announcement late Fri i think the markets needed some Good said Bob Sinche of Stearns there is some reason to believe that there will be slower growth in the Money Supply after weeks of surging the Federal reserves report for the week ended 27 showed a narrow Defini Tion of declined to a seasonally adjusted average of billion from billion in the previous Mia includes Cash in circulation and most checking deposits at commercial the More broadly defined m1b also includes deposits at other financial ins Titu it fell billion to billion in the latest reporting while Money Market analysts cautioned against drawing conclusions based on a single weeks the unexpectedly Large decline should give policy makers a head Start on the Down Side in trying to control Money growth in said William vice president at Henry Schroeder Bank Trust it is too Early to reflect results of the fed tightening which started Back in mid but i would say it will give the fed a Chance to catch its said David Jones of Aubrey Lanston Jones suggested the Sharp drop in Money figures might partially reflect an unwinding of the billion bulge in the Basic Money sup ply that occurred Between 23 and while some stability in the feds Dayto Day policy might be Jones and Griggs both said they continue to expect the fed to announce some further credit tightening Steps As part of a broader administration ant inflation speculation has largely focused on credit controls on Len Ding and an increase in the fed discount the Federal Reserve Bank of new York also reported declines in commercial and Industrial Loans for the week ended commercial and Industrial Loans at the nations major reporting Banks fell million to they Rose billion in the previous by Jonathan Fuerbringer Washington Star Washington the nations major Banks Friday raised their prime rates to 17 and Industry sources said the prime will quickly pass 18 percent unless the Carter administration produces a believable ant inflation the nations second largest led the increase in the the second this manufacturers Hanover chemical Bankers All of new quickly the prime rate the interest a Bank charges its most creditworthy corporate customers has now jumped from 15v4 per cent in just three on feb the Federal Reserve Board moved to slow Down the reports of rising inflation since then also have spurred the leap in the prime already the jumps in the prime rate have pushed up mortgage and consumer lending perpetual Federal savings and loan association of raised its mortgage rate to 17 percent this Many other Banks and have pushed their mortgage rates Over 15 in a statement accompanying fridays Citibank chairman Walter Wriston said the Bank did not raise its prime rate As High As would be justified by its present Cost of funds because the Bank expects president Carter to announce an ant inflation program next several Industry sources said that a believable program would require some form of credit although the Bank ing Industry told the president this week it is opposed to such a the credit said one Are needed to Calm the Bond Market so that in Terest rates there will Stop the Ris ing rates in the Bond Market push up the Cost of funds for which then raise their lending one analyst estimated that a believable ant inflation program could Knock the prime rate below 15 but without a the prime will keep Bank ing Industry sources said today that the Cost of funds for major Banks is already nearing 18 since the financial markets Are both thin and it is difficult to determine the appropriate lending Wriston it is widely anticipated in the he add that the Carter administration will announce a program to Deal with inflation Over the weekend or Early next in these Citibank raised its base rate on half percent to effective even though the Cost of funds in the Market indicates a higher Wriston officials from 11 states Stafford gets firefighters ratify agreement push for Aid to Rock Island death sentence Kansas a with just two weeks left before the Rock Island Railroad is scheduled to grind to a representatives from 11 states served by the line Are drawing up Hasty plans to push for Extension the rocks the mostly state transportation of firm shakes off Kahn scolding Wichita a a billion private Energy based conglomerate has shrugged off a scolding it received this week from president Carters Council on wage and Price were a private company and we dont give information to the government that is not said John vice president in charge of government relations for Koch industries in he added that these Days a lot of information is required by the Alfred Council chair issued a statement thursday saying a subsidiary of Koch fuels of Gloucester had raised Home heating Oil prices higher than the presidents voluntary Koch refused to Supply Price data for the administrations anti inflation Koch has deliberately refused to Supply us with the Basic information we ask of All companies with sales in excess of million a Kahn i think the Public should know the Way Koch industries has been ignoring its Public facials from throughout the attended a hastily called meeting Friday to come up with recommendations and help coordinate their states efforts in Washington on the Rock Island we Are Here to get a consensus on whats Good for said John Kansas Secretary of who was Moderator for the Allday ses the Rock Island is darned important out the meeting came one Day after the Senate passed and sent to the House a Bill to extend government subsidized service on the system for another 45 the current service expires March with incoming freight scheduled to be halted in one a a Stone faced Roger Dale staf Ford was sentenced to death Friday for the triple murder of a Texas bringing to nine the number of death sentences he faces for Oklahoma murders in the summer of thank your Stafford said softly to associate District judge Kenneth after love read the three death sentences handed Down by a five woman its a Stafford said in an interview with two Oklahoma City broadcast reporters after the death sentences were handed i didst do the in not if it comes time for me to in Man enough and ill take what they give Stafford Chicago a some striking firefighters Early today ratified an interim agreement to resume full fire Protection for the nations second largest City 23 Days and 22 deaths since the first such strike in Chicago history thank god said Tom spokesman for the fire but some firefighters who remained on the Job during the reacted with ill wait till i hear it from the said unanimous ratification of the agreement came shortly after Midnight following Marathon bargaining ses Sions mediated by the Jesse Leader of the self help organization opera Tion when both sides were in Jackson he left the talks to see mayor Jane Byrne and returned with her signature on the there was no immediate word on her the no lockout agreement is to be in Force from today through it was designed to get the men Back to work under a stronger amnesty provision than those turned Down the agreement also sets guidelines for negotiations of the firefighters first full writ ten assures firefighters of All benefits they had before the strike began 14 and provides for fac finding and binding a enter miss it i audio tropics 928 Massachusetts our annual Spring Book Sale 100s of Quality hardcover and paperback books for children and 40 75 off open 99 15 1010 Massachusetts 8436424 Lawrence Suzuki Talent education studios string piano festival March 8 directors Eleanor strings sue piano Murphy Hall University of Kansas member faculty recital Anastasia violinist Valeri Eloyd pianist March 50 child childrens recitals piano students violin students March admission free tills is presented in Purl by the Kunsu arts com astute Usu Lornit for the Federal this advertisement sponsored by Bank in Douglas county Bank first 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