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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1969
Page
12
A $19 993 grant from the U S Public Health Service supports a one year study of cardiac glycosides at Kansas University. Dr Gary L Sage will direct research into distribution and metabolism to explain and reduce high toxicity. Funding may extend two more years if Congress appropriates.
The Omnibus Shop at 9th and Indiana opens Sunday from 2:30 to 5 p.m. The store above Owens Flower Shop offers paintings graphics pottery ceramics sculpture stitchery wall hangings ceramic beads and a candle room. Mrs James Owens owns the shop with Mrs Mittie Beth Harmon as manager. hours are 10:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mon Wed Fri and 1 to 5 p.m. Tue Thu and all day Sat.
Robin Maisel, member of the Young Socialist Alliance national committee, will speak at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the Forum Room at the Kansas Union on Ten Years of Revolution How Cuba Looks Today. Maisel recently returned from Cuban anniversary celebrations. Sponsored by the Minority Opinions Forum of Student Union Activities.
Community arts calendar notes new paintings by Herta Galton and Ann Gall at the Omnibus Shop and various university galleries through May 11. Includes theater and music events at KU venues with recitals, bands, lectures, poetry, and film series through the week culminating in an SUA Spring Concert and International Film screening.
Fifteen Lawrence High School sophomores and juniors filed petitions to run for Student Council officer positions for the 1969 70 school year. Nominations occur at the nominating assembly, with primaries on April 25 and final elections April 30. Names include Andy Benton, Tom Christie, Roberta Candlin, Perry Hagen, Roger Smith, Willie Brinkerhoff, Ross McKinney, Jerry Hermes, Cindy Hird, Craig Weinaug, Debbie Kautz, Thomas Moore Jr, Jim Paddock, Jodie Olsen, and Chuck Baker.
The Ramada Inn in Lawrence opened its ballroom for a 200 guest party Friday as 52 of 110 rooms will be available Tuesday. The $1.5 million facility on West 6th Street features a coffee shop Gallopin Goos e dining room ballroom and conference centers with two main rooms seating up to 350. Manager John Oliphant and Investors Rockledge group aim to have coffee shop and dining room open by May 1 ahead of a June 21 to 22 grand opening.
Kansas Adjutant General Gen. Joe Nickell says a Lawrence Armory welcome sign is a prank and not a plan for a unit return. He notes about 90 guardsmen were called up last year for duty at Ft. Carson and may return individually for leave, with a group return not planned before mid December barring emergencies.
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