Art in the Park Showcase Music At South Park
The 12th annual Art in the Park will feature live music in three park areas on May 6. Sponsored by the Lawrence Art Guild and Lawrence Park and Recreation Department, the event includes diverse arts exhibits and a varied concert lineup with performances at Band Shell east South Park, a west park platform, and Trinity Lutheran Church.
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South Park
The
Lawrence Art Guild and
Lawrence Park and Recreation Department
Trinity Lutheran Church
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Lawrence Chamber Music Group
Karel Blaas
JoAnne Hicks
LHS Brass Choir
Bartley
LHS A Cappeliia
Lewis Tilford
Interdenominational Choir
Ruth Jeltz
Voci di Camera
William Schmid
Kansas University Pop Ensemble
Schmid
Art In the Park
Lands for rent from Clinton Lake project near Lawrence
More than 6 500 acres of government land at Clinton Lake southwest of Lawrence are up for lease from May to February 1974. The 6 635 acres are split into 72 tracts from eight to over 200 acres, with bids due May 8 at the Army Corps in Kansas City.
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Clinton Lake
Lawrence
Army Corps of Engineers
Kansas City
Corps Office
Federal Building
12Th St
Clinton Lake Project
Corps
Play Draws Full House at West Junior High
West Junior High presented Adrift in New York to a full audience Thursday night, principal C. D. Hargadine reports about 300 attendees in the multipurpose room. Another performance is scheduled for 7 30 tonight.
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West Junior High
New York
C. D. Hargadine
Irwin Leaves Hospital After Major Heart Attack
Former astronaut James Irwin, age 43, walked out of Fitzsimmons Army Medical Center after a major heart attack on April 4 while playing handball. A hospital statement said his ultimate recovery will be complete but require considerable time before full action can resume.
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Aurora
Colo
James Irwin
Fitzsimmons Army Medical Center
Irwin
One Candidate Yet to File Expense Statement in Baldwin Race
One March primary candidate has not filed an expense statement with the county clerk. Delbert Mathia said the deadline has passed and Peter Almond, who lost Baldwin city council, has not filed a personal expense. Mathia expects the statement in a few days and will not press charges. The six most recent filers include Everly, Reynolds, Wintermantel, Flickinger, Cragg, and Chamberlin with small or no reported expenses. General election statements are due by May 7.
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Delbert Mathia
Peter Almond
Baldwin City Council
Mathia
Charles F. Everly
Eudora
William J. Reynolds
Lecompton Council
Charles Wintermantel
Baldwin School Board
J. B. Flickinger
Timothy Cragg
Lawrence
Robert E. Chamberlin
Would-be bandit fails to grab funds at Kansas bank
A man attempted to rob the First State Bank in Kansas City Kansas but fled on foot empty handed after telling tellers he had a weapon. He claimed no money existed and left after a second and third failed demand.
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Kansas City
Kan
State Group Considers Gas Rate Hike Request
TOPERA reports the Kansas Corporation Commission ended six days of hearings on a proposed average 7.7 percent gas rate increase by Gas Service Co. The KCC will review testimony before deciding, with Topeka Baldwin Tonganoxie and Oskaloosa among served cities. The Midwest Industrial and Commercial Gas Users Assn. opposed the plan.
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Topera
Gas Service Co
Kansas Corporation Commission
The
KCC
Jack Irwin
Kansas Cities
Topeka
Baldwin
Tonganoxie
Oskaloosa
Harold Steembergen
Steembergen
Midwest Industrial and Commercial Gas Users Assn
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