Big Eight
suspends
KU, K-State
The Big Eight Conference
placed Kansas State University
m probatton Wednesday night
for a period of three years for
football violations,, and the
University of Kansas on pro
bation for two- years in all
sports.
The action was ta&en by
faculty r epresenteutives,
legislative body of the con
ference and announced by Big
Eight Commissioner Wayne
Duke.
During the probation period,
Kansas State will end its
season with its last regularly
scheduled game and will not be
eligible to participate in any
post season aotioa Neither
school's teams will be allowed
to appear on any football
television program ad
ministrated by the NCAA.
The Kansas State violation
fell into four categories of
ethical conduct, scholastic
eligibility and recruiting.. The
conference placed Kansas on
probation for providing finan
cial aid to Curtis Thompson,
Jr. a football player and
Michael Nathan Bossard, a
basketball player, and allowing
them to practice and, or
participate in freshman com
petition during the last
scholastic year.
The probationary period for
Kansas State extends through
the 1972 season. The Kansas
probation ends Oct. 7 1972.
Proposed
budget
lops 1969
Continued from page 1
grams are during the regular
semesters.
It includes $5,200 for salaries,
compared to $3,600 last year.
The new budget would allot
$3,500 for the Human Rights
Committee compared to $3,000.
a year ago. And $2,000 Is ear
marked for the Electoral
Commission, double last year's
figure.
The budget released
Wednesday for the first time,
also includes cuts from last
year's programs.
Only $1,500 wculd be avail
able for the W r I d In Revolu
tion Conference, about half the
19G9-70 figure. The Free Uni
versity appropriation would be
down $300 to $3 200.
Nothing la alloted for the
Faculty Evaluation Book,
because that task ii being
financed by the University's
Teaching Council. Last year,
about $3,500 was spent for the
first real faculty evaluation
book In NU history.
But. last year's budget didn't
Include a $1,500 appropriation
for the Legislative Liaison
Committee since the legislature
didn't meet. That is the student
group that lobbies In the
Nebraska Unicameral, which
meets in January. 1
PAGE 8
A housewife and a former
store detective are NU's new
meter maids.
Campus Police Chief Gade
Houewife, detective take over
said the meter maids were people on campus as public re
hired "mainly to take the place
of men who could do other
security work and to help
lations assistants."
The two women will en
force parking lot regulations in
a confined area in the campus
center, Gade said.
Car accidents and Investiga
tions will continue to be han
dled by other campus police
men, he added.
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