Counter Convention features on the way network news ethics
In New York this week a counter convention of advocacy journalism discussed real issues facing journalism as AP and ANPA meetings overlapped. Dan Rather warned that network reporters chase exclusives and candidate image, risking bias and inaccurate coverage unless AP style diligence prevails.
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Schuller Works Highlight KU Contemporary Music Symposium
The 14th annual Symposium of Contemporary American Music at Kansas University features Gunther Schuller, head of the New England Conservatory, with four major works performed. Events run Sunday through Tuesday in Swarthout Recital Hall and University Theatre, including Schuller’s Six Renaissance Lyrics, Sacred Cantata, Seven Studies on Themes of Paul Klee, and Journey into Jazz.
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Karel Blaas
Raymond Stuhl Om
Charles Hoag
John Boulton
Robert Stanton
Jane Abbott
George Boberg
Assis‘tant
University Theatre
Paul Klee
Minneapolis Symphony
Jack Brooking
Stanton and Hoag
Kansas
Officials Inspect Perry Lake 4-H Campsite for Development
About 45 people including county agents from 12 to 14 counties and Kansas State University administrators toured the 273 acre Perry Lake campsite. They discussed development options from luxury to primitive and planned questionnaires due May 10 to guide decisions. Kansas State University holds a 25 year lease with the Kansas 4-H Foundation. limited camping may begin in summer 1973.
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Campus panel debates campus issues and media coverage
A university conference features a discussion on campus sex and drugs with a state senator urging women to curb permissiveness. NU students and a young doctor join in, while some argue nonstudent populations face similar issues. Edward Seaton notes campus problems may reflect town issues and Pauline Patterson reports on campus public safety funding and police service.
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Kansas Power and Light to Hold 48th Annual Shareholders Meeting
The Annual KPL Meet of Stockholders will be in Topeka on Tuesday May 2 for the utility to hold its 48th annual meeting. President Balfour S Jeffrey says the event starts at 2 p.m. with registration from 1 15 p.m. at the general offices 818 Kansas Ave.
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Regents Question KU Medical Center Bond Issue
Kansas Board of Regents raised doubts about a $64 million revenue bond issue to expand the KU Medical Center in Kansas City. Officials fear the bonds may lack adequate backing if future state support falters, delaying sale pending expert and attorney general opinions.
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McGovern Targets Black Voters With Endorsements Plan
McGovern moves to chip away at Humphrey in Ohio black communities in the final campaign week. He will reveal endorsements from Ralph Abernathy Jesse Jackson and John Conyers at a Cleveland news conference before touring Cincinnati neighborhoods. Humphrey gains support from C J McLin in Indiana while facing McGovern and Jackson. Muskie shifted to Indiana with Ohio delegates. Wallace looms in Alabama and DC. McGovern filmed TV ads in Youngstown and toured Cleveland Akron and Youngstown with a $80 000 fundraising concert by Joni Mitchell James Taylor and Paul Simon.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
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John Conyers Jr
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Youngstown
Akron
Joni Mitchell
James Taylor
Paul Simon
Water Sewage Works School Schedule For Kansas
Four schools for Kansas water supply and wastewater operators are set for 195? courses this year. The 53rd annual water and Sewage works school will run Aug 9-11 in Lawrence with two day area schools in Dodge City May 10-11 Iola June 7-8 and Holton Nov 15-16. Sponsored by the state Health Department the Kansas section of the American Water Works Association the Kansas Water Pollution Control Association and the University of Kansas extension division the programs cover water and wastewater systems and treatment for new and experienced personnel.
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Price Commission Suspends Can Makers Increases
The Price Commission suspended last month’s price hikes of 4.3 percent for American Can Co and 4.2 percent for Continental Can Co to keep food costs down. The action, first of its kind, may be reversed later. investigation into can price effects on supermarket costs continues. National Can Co seeks approval for a 4.27 percent rise.
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Flag at Half Staff in Lawrence Post Office
Lawrence Journal World readers asked why the flag at the Lawrence Post Office flew at half staff. The response cited the death earlier in the week of former Postmaster General Arthur Summerfield. The flag was to remain at half staff through today.
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