District Junior Music Festival in Lawrence March 12
The National Federation of Music Clubs and Kansas Federation with Lawrence Music Club sponsorship will host a district Junior Music Festival at Swarthout Recital Hall Kansas University on March 12. Entrants under 18 may perform solo or with groups, must be Junior Music Club members, and pay dues to qualify. Applications due January 3 with entry fees to NFMC, details from Elizabeth Stevens and Margaret Bushong.
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National Federation of Music Clubs
Kansas Federation
Lawrence Music Club
Lawrence
Swarthout Recital
Kansas University
Elizabeth Stevens
Margaret Bushong
Lawrence Public Library
Elin J. Stone
1644
University
Kansas school boards oppose impasse plan push
The Kansas Association of School Boards announces a public information campaign against adding an impasse procedure to the Professional Negotiations Law. President Denise Apt warns only local boards should decide agreements, while the state faces outside influence and misperception of such measures.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Association of School Boards
KASB
Denise C. Apt
Iola
Association
Kansas
KC art show entry deadline set in local exhibit
Local artists within a Smile radius of Kansas City may submit works for a juried show at the Nelson Gallery and Kansas City Art Institute. Entries must be delivered by February 5 with judging on February 6. prizes total 1120 including a first purchase award up to 500.
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Jimi League
Kansas City
Nelson’s
Nelson Gallery
Kansas City Art Institute
Plaza
Junior League
Af Area
Roanoke Parkway
Friar in ads becomes a well known television monk
In New York Jack Eagle the actor behind Brother Dominic in Xerox ads says his cherubic monk role has made him a semi name. He notes a gar bage truck crew in New York even asked him to hear confessions and he now feels a strong public identity. In Malaysia coffee prices rise forcing thieves to raid trees at night as harvest ends with next harvest due in late May.
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Los Angeles
Jack Eagle
Dominic
New York
Eagle
Catskill Mountains
Xerox
Gregory Peck
Needham, Harper & Steers
Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Banting
Here
U.S
Reno County Tops Kansas Wheat Producers in 1976
Reno County led Kansas wheat production in 1976 with 10,752,600 bushels, surpassing Sumner County after 12 years. Thomas County ranked third with 7,821,900 bushels. The state yielded 339 million bushels across 11.30 million harvested acres from 12.90 million seeded, averaging 30 bushels per acre. Phillips led in bushels per acre at 40.0, with Cloud 39.3 and Gove and Smith at 39.2.
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Topeka
Kan
Reno County
Kansas
Sumner County
Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Thomas County
Phillips
Cloud
Gove and Smith
Harper
Sedgwick
McPherson
Free Electronic Hearing Tests in Lawrence Area
Free electronic hearing tests offered at the Holiday Inn on Thursday January 20 from noon to 5 PM by Mr. Paul Donigan a state licensed Beltone Hearing Aid Specialist. Tests determine individual loss with diagrams and brochures on hearing loss causes. home appointments offered at no cost.
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Holiday Inn
Paul Donigan
Beltone
Donigan
Kansas Ave
Topeka
Balloonist Thomas Aims Cross Country Flight Records
Balloonist Karl Thomas plans a Los Angeles to Daytona Beach flight to set speed distance and duration marks in air. The 28 year old seeks to beat Malcolm Forbes 41 day record and says eight to 12 days will suffice for the trek.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Karl Thomas
Thomas
Atlantic
Los Angeles
Daytona Beach
Malcolm Forbes
Desires of Gilmore achieved in death
Gary Mark Gilmore died and his wishes for posthumous use were carried out. Body parts were removed for possible transplant or study, with kidneys unusable for transplant but usable for research. Cremation occurred in Provo and ashes may be spread over Provo and Springville.
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Salt Lake City
Gary Mark Gilmore
Gilmore
Provo
Springville
Nicole Barrett
University of Utah Medical Center
United States
Utah State Prison
Serge Moore
Appeal delays Texas execution for Jurek
Texas must keep Jerry Lane Jurek alive at least two months while the U S Supreme Court reviews his appeal. The high court gave until Feb 16 to file and March 3 for a response. A denied stay would have made him the first Texas execution since 1964 and the second in the U S in almost a decade, after Gary Gilmore.
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Huntsville
Tex
Texas
Jerry Lane Jurek
U.S. Supreme Court
High Court
Jurek
United States
Gary Gilmore
Utah
Consolidated Condition Report of University State Bank Kansas 1976
Public notice of the consolidated report of condition for University State Bank of Lawrence Kansas and its subsidiaries filed January 1977. It lists assets totaling 18 938 thousand dollars and liabilities including demand and time deposits, with equity capital and notes. Signed by bank officers and directors before a notary.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
State Bank
University State Bank
Lawrence
Kansas
U.S
EEO Ornearonet
AERO
Associa Ed
United States
Crete Ee
Pitta
Rene
Adit
State of
Douglas
Mary J. Beaman
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Washington, D.C
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Kansas National Education Association
Robert F. Bennett
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API
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O'Doherty
National
5 of the Arts
Washington, D Rc
Robert Murdock
Dallas Museum of Fine Arts
Kenneth Prescott
College of Fine Arts
University of Texas At Dallas
Barton
Rice
Kingman
Mitchell
Mitchell and
Republic
Brown
Norton
Jewell
Rawlins
Lawrence Area
Professional Tax Services, Inc
Larry S. Chance
Kentucky
John R. Haase
AVI
Zenith
Westinghouse
Kelvinator
Amana Appliances
Hoover Sweepers Parts & Bags
Ea Eee
Oy Pee Ete Optical Services
UNA En
Massachusetts
Journal-World
American Civil Liberties Union
ACLU
Willis W. Ritte T
Denver
10Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Ritter
Atty
Robert B. Hansen
J. Robert Bullock
Hansen
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Perret
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Harold Sweeney, Sr
V.P. & Cashier
Harold Sweeney H. Penfield Jones
Kenneth L. Ragland
John W. Brand, Jr
Et Holiday Plaza Center
Gramophone Shop
Yamaha
Inet Ole Kief’ al Ea
Oyota
Hiway
EPA
Lawrence Auto Plaza
Iowa
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