Stage manager Dibbins leads KU Conpersonas opening
Jamie Dibbins Kansas University senior and stage manager of Conpersonas endures a harried trip to Washington for the John F. Kennedy Center opening as part of the American College Theatre Festival. He stresses the gap between professional and academic theater roles and the bag mix up with Barbara Mounsey’s props.
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Washington
Jamie Dibbins
Kansas University
Dibbins
Lawrence Senior
John F. Kennedy Center For the
Washington, D.C
Jfk Center
Barbara Mounsey
Granville
Ohio
Maryland
Washington National
No appeal planned on Quinlan ruling
New Jersey officials will not appeal the state Supreme Court ruling allowing Karen Anne Quinlan’s respirator to be shut off. The Quinlans’ attorney expects no appeals from the hospital or doctors, with next steps involving medical review and ethics committee approval before implementing the court decision.
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Trenton
New Jersey
Supreme Court
Karen Anne Quinlan
St. Clare's Hospital
Quinlans
Paul Armstrong
Armstrong
Julia Quinlan
Atty
William Hyland
State Supreme Court
Joseph Quinlan
Hyland
Morris County
Donald G. Collester
Thomas R. Curtin
Ralph Porzio
Theodore Einhorn
St. Clare’s Hospital
Porzio
Einhorn
Quinlan
Director guides growing ACTF festival at Kennedy Center
Producing director David Young oversees the American College Theatre Festival as it expands from a tent show to a Kennedy Center event. He notes a push for new plays, a 350 production peak, and a year of travel to 13 regions to support students and educators while facing sponsor cuts and tighter seven show lineup.
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Washington
David Young
Young
American College Theatre Festival
John F. Kennedy Center For the Performing Arts
Tate
Eisenhower Theatre
Kansas University Technical
Conpersonas
ACTF
Lawrence
Kan
Kennedy Center
U.S
Europe
Benefit district policy and city projects discussed
The commission debated participation rules for benefit districts and allowed developers to close storm drains at their expense with city approval. They set drainage plan requirements, included bridges as part of streets, and planned tax-backed warrants of 62 626 for Schwegler sidewalks while noting 73 351 costs shifted to taxpayers. A hearing on Kansas City rate cases was postponed to May 7.
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Kansas Board of Tax Appeals
Kansas Supreme Court
Kansas
Lloyd Davies
W. 19Th
Buford Watson
Federal Power Commission
Washington, D.C
Kansas Power and Light Co
L. Duane Walrafen
KPL
Eudora
DeSoto
Kansas Cities
Walrafen
Hair from river tests to determine if search needed
Police and fire crews awaited tests on a hair pulled from the Kansas River by fisherman Jess Cornelius after snagging a heavy object. Investigators suspected the hair could be human and intended to verify at the Kansas Bureau of Investigation labs.
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Kansas River
Riverside
Jess A. Cornelius
Kansas Bureau of Investigation Labs
McLouth district appoints interview date after two resignations
McLouth School District faces principal resignations Howard W. Hays and Ross B. Bateman with nopublic reasons given. The board schedules a special meeting for April 20 to interview candidates. A 66 passenger bus was approved for 10 500 for use in 1976 77. A summer music program directed by Elizabeth Harrison runs June 7 to July 15 focusing on introductory instrumental instruction. Discussion on central office space was tabled pending investigation.
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Mclouth
Howard W. Hays
Ross B. Bateman
Myrtice Fuqua
Easton
Fuqua
Elizabeth Harrison
KU radar study aims to map soil moisture near Perry
KU and NASA researchers will fly a C-130 with radar Saturday between 9 and 10 a.m. near Perry Lake to map soil moisture and predict crop yield. Ground teams will collect 5,000 soil samples from 30 fields while plastic strips guide the plane. A future test is planned near Garden City on April 18 with NASA funding totaling $1 million.
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Perry
Kansas University
NASA
Fawwaz Ulaby
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Perry Lake
Ulaby
Laboratory
NASA J
Topeka
Garden City
Three killed in blast in Dromore County Down
A fire bomb killed a family of three when hurled into a dry goods shop in Dromore County Down. Owner William Herror 64 his wife Elizabeth 58 and daughter Noleen 27 died in their flat above the store. A part time woman soldier also died in an ombush security forces report. Firemen found the blaze while responding to another fire in a nearby town.
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Northern Ireland
County Down
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