Faculty Follies at KU lampoons Boozer life and music history
The Kansas University Faculty Follies in Swarthout Recital Hall spoofed Boozer's career with narrated sketches and songs. Daniel Politoske highlighted Boozer’s varied life from a fired college band director to comic opera pieces, with parodies of Bach, Mozart, and Beethoven.
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Kansas University
P.D.Q. Bach
Peter Schickele
John Phillip Boozer
School of Fine Arts
Boozer
Daniel Politoske
Johann Sebastian Boozer
Wolfgang Amadeus Boozer
Claude DeBoozer
Bach
Mozart
Beethoven
Jim Barnes
Barnes
Bob Foster
KU to host four national figures in spring series
Kansas University will host Vine Deloria Jr Enrique Hank Lopez Ruby Dee and Ossie Davis in the Minority Affairs Cultural Enrichment Program Deloria speaks March 30 on The Future of American Indians Through Higher Education Lopez speaks April 1 on The Future of Chicanos and Puerto Ricans Through Higher Education Dee and Davis appear April 23 in Hoch Auditorium for An Evening with Ruby and Ossie
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Kansas University
Minority Affairs
Vine Deloria Jr
Custer
Enrique “Hank” Lopez
National
Mexican-American Media Assn
Ruby Dee
Ossie Davis
Deloria
Kansas Union
Lopez
Dialogos
Mexico
Wescoe Hall
Bush cites security damage from intelligence report
CIA Director George Bush says the House intelligence committee report damaged U S security but refuses to detail how, calling disclosure dangerous. He adds Congress may halt covert operations by cutting funds or raising the issue with the president as oversight improves secrecy. Also Sea Technology reports about 550 million dollars in Navy funds used in a CIA submarine recovery project near Hawaii, prompting Navy silence.
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Washington
CIA
George Bush
House _ intelligence committee
U.S
Bush
Congress
NBC
Meet the Press
Oversight Committees
Navy
Pacific
Hawaii
Sea Technology
Kansas Senate panel to raise Sasnak license fees
The Senate Ways and Means Committee in Topeka agreed to introduce a bill boosting basic hunting and fishing licenses from 5 to 7.50 dollars to fund Project Sasnak. Gov Bennett proposed a 45 job cut at the Forestry Fish and Game Commission due to insufficient funds. A 100-member sportsmen rally backed the plan and Sen Winter pledged support.
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Topeka
Kan
Senate
Ways and Means
Kansas
Robert F. Bennett
Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Statehouse
Project Sasnak
Winter
Fire damages apartment at 2549 Redbud
Lawrence Fire Department says a fryer left on overnight ignited grease and sparked a kitchen blaze in an apartment at 2549 Redbud. One unit suffered about 10 000 dollars in property damage with contents estimated at 8 000 dollars. occupant is Peter Kitos.
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Redbud
Lawrence Fire Department
Peter Kitos
Royals Manager Whitey Herzog to Speak at Boys' Club Banquet
Whitey Herzog, manager of the Kansas City Royals, will address the Boys' Club of Lawrence banquet at 6 30 p.m Thursday. He will be the featured speaker at the second annual club awards banquet held at the Kansas Union Ballroom with a buffet dinner preceding the talk.
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Whitey Herzog
Kansas City Royals
Lawrence
Herzog
Kansas Union
City reviews policy changes and bids at 7 p.m.
The Lawrence City Commission will meet to review new policies from mismanagement reports, bid awards for central maintenance, and changes in the police department including an assistant chief position. Also on agenda are proclamations, zoning, street signage, and sewer projects.
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Lawrence
Carl Mibeck
Mibeck
Electrical Board
Commission
Ny Central
1Ith
Haskell
West Side
Iowa
Pioneer Ridge
Pladium
Ninth
Mississippi
East 14Th
Armstrong’s
East 23Rd
Arper
Pioneer Ridge No. 4
Kansas University
Kissinger Visits Colombia Amid Controversy and Protests
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger met with Colombian President Alfonso López and Foreign Minister Indalecio Lievano in Bogotá during a brief tour. Protests erupted as Kissinger defended U.S. policy and his continued tenure amid questions about his influence and foreign relations in Latin America.
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Bogota
Colombia
Henry A. Kissinger
Alfonso Lopez
South America
Kissinger
Lopen
Indalecio Lievano
Lopez
Peru
Brazil
Piiay
Medellin
Kissiner
Boota
Lievano
Costa Rica
Washington
Ford
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