Community Arts Calendar Highlights Through mid February
KU events fill campus venues with exhibits and student productions. Highlights include Art Museums of the World and Censored Books and Their Right to Live at Watson Library, Chinese fan paintings at the Museum of Art, Puzzles and Pastimes at Spencer Library, and Classic Titles From the Literature of the Range Cattle Business. Also opening lunar exhibit at Natural History Museum and Kansas Designer and Craftsman Exhibition at Kansas Union. Various performances and lectures span KU venues from Swarthout Recital Hall to Woodruff Auditorium and 341 Murphy Hall, featuring theater, dance, music, and talks by Duke University scholar Wallace Fowlie and Oldrich Kyn of UC Berkeley. Most events are for KU students and staff.
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Watson Library
Museum of Art
North
Spencer Library
Natural History Museum
Kansas
Kansas Union
Buster Keaton
Woodruff Auditorium
Forum Room
Wallace Fowlie
Duke University
Murphy Hall
Council Room
Baudelaire
Commission On the Status of Women
Virginia Allan
Dyche
Columbus
Lindley Hall
VIP Guests Flown In For Apollo 14 Launch
Cape Kennedy prepares for Sunday lift off with 500000 spectators and 7500 VIPs including Vice President Agnew and cabinet members. A chartered Boeing 747 carrying 345 guests from Morgan Maxfield's group will land at the Cape as Rev. Ralph Abernathy leads a separate march for moon rocks versus bread for the hungry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Kennedy
Fla
NASA
Spiro T. Agnew
U.S
Maxfield
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Ralph David Abernathy
Abernathy
Daytona Beach
Cape
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
America
Juan Carlos de Borbon
Spain
Sophia
John Volpe
David Kennedy
Supreme Court
Hugo Black
Harry Blackman
Gustavo Diaz Ordas
Miguel Alemann
Florida
Reubin Askew
Navy Enlistment Openings Announced in Topeka
CPO George W Ray in charge of Navy recruiting says Topeka area has 10 additional enlistment openings for February. Interested individuals may call 267-1896 during office hours or 266-4243 after hours for an interview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
George W. Ray
Navy
Valley Falls native named SWBell Lawrence district unit manager
Steven C. Call of Valley Falls is appointed unit manager for Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. in Lawrence. He previously managed Bell in Leavenworth and led the Kansas City business office. Call, a Kansas State Teachers College graduate, is active in Rotary International and the Boy Scouts. He succeeds Everett James, who moves to Leavenworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steven C. Call
Valley Falls
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Lawrence
Ed Carter
Call
Bell
Leavenworth
Southwestern Bell
Kansas City
Kan
Army Reserve
Emporia State Teachers College
LeEtta Lawler
Wichita
Kevin
Rotary International
State Chamber of Commerce
Boy Scouts of America
Everett James
County awards gas contracts to Gulf Oil and Farmers Co-Op
Douglas County commissioners awarded fuel contracts for the next year to Gulf Oil Corp for regular and ethyl gasoline at 12.57 and 14.32 cents per gallon and to Farmers Co-Op Association for diesel at 11.78 cents. Estimated annual fuel use is 60,000 to 90,000 gallons. The board also authorized crushing and stockpiling 15,000 tons of road rock at Walters Quarry for 1.40 per ton with Concrete Materials Co.
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Douglas County
Gulf Oil Corp
Farmers Co-Op Association
Gulf
Co-Op
L. D. Rice
Concrete Materials Co
Topeka
Walters
Stull
Shultz Gets GOP Mention At Kansas Day Club Dinner
President Nixon revenue sharing and governmental reorganization plans praised by Sen. William Brock at the Kansas Day Club dinner as Republicans marked the state's 110th birthday. Lt. Gov. Reynolds Shultz’s name dominated talk of possible 1972 gubernatorial candidates amid new party leadership and a $200000 budget approved by the Kansas Republican State Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Nixon
Kansas
William Brock
R-Tenn
Albert Gore
Brock
Shultz
Bob Dole
New Republi
KU Center Doctors Devise Tumor Removal Method
Kansas University Medical Center physicians report a new combined cryo-adhesion and microcautery technique to treat laryngeal papillomas. In nine patients including a 13 year old with 40 prior surgeries, no recurrences occurred up to 18 months, a notable improvement over common two to three month recurrences with other methods. The approach uses a laryngoscope guided ice formation to detach the lesion and a microcautery to address the pedicle under direct optical control, aiming for precise, bloodless removal and reduced seeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University Medical Center
American Academy of Ophthalmology
Fernando R. Kirchner
Pedo S. Toledo
Stuart
A. Smith
Howard D. Hester Sentenced for burglary and larceny
Howard D. Hester, 29, ordered to serve a prison term after a January 18 Douglas County District Court verdict finding him guilty of breaking into Don's Speed Shop on May 15. Burglary carries one to five years, larceny one to three, to be served concurrently.
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Douglas County
Howard D. Hester
Don’s
Rt. 3
Scuffle After JV Basketball Clash At Local High School
Police broke up a post game fight between Lawrence and Shawnee Mission East junior varsity players at the LHS gym Friday night. The tense moment near the Lawrence dressing room followed a final buzzer foul. Coaches and officers dispersed players and sent both teams to locker rooms with no serious injuries and no spectator involvement.
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Lawrence
Shawnee Mission East
LHS
Grant Supports Studies Of Behavior At Achievement Place
A $56,426 U S Public Health Service grant funds a third year of behavior modification evaluations at Achievement Place, a Lawrence group home for six to seven pre delinquent boys aged 11 to 15. Montrose Wolf of Kansas University leads the project with KU Bureau of Child Research. The program teaches academic vocational social and recreational skills under teaching parents Dr and Mrs E L Phillips. A girls home is planned in Lawrence with two more in Kansas City Kansas.
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Lawrence
Haskell
U.S. Public Health Suer
Montrose Wolf
Kansas University
KU Bureau of Child Research
Achievement Place
E. L. Phillips
Kansas City
Kan
Phillips
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Baron Bolligrew
Lawrence High School
West Junior High
Deerfield School
David Bushouse
Swarthout Recital Hall
West Junior High School
Sunset Hill School
Jose Grego
Hoch
Pi Kappa Lambda
James Moeser
Agnew
Cape Area
Midwest
Morgan Maxfield
Morgan Optics
Warren Hearnes
Missouri
J.J. Exon
Nebraska
Robert Docking
James Maxfield
Dallas
Bob Hope
Kirk Douglas
Robert Goulet
Cary Grant
al Capp
General Motors
Edward Cole
Steel Workers Union
T. W. Abel
Washington
Reynolds Shultz
Southwest
Don Concannon
Hugoton
Bob Wells
Garden City
Federal Communications Commission
Can
Republican State Committee
The
Kansas Day Club
Robert Gadberry
Gerald Mowry
Manhattan
Ross Beach
Hays
Native Sons
John Fontron
Native Daughters
KU Center
K.Y
del Richardson
Insurance Agency
First National Bank
Massachusetts
Gill Realtor
Cis
Checy Realtors
Tennessee
Lawrence Glass and Mirror CO
N.H
Leonard Myers
Shaw Auto Service
John Bean
Lawrence Jaycees
Doug Vogel
Pinetree
Haskell Ave
Iowa Street
Gregg Smith Choral Seminar
K.U. Basketball
Colorado
George Washington
Robinson Gym
K.U
Jose Greco Company
LHS Basketball
Peter ‘Shaffer
Ottawa
Peter Shaffer
S.M. North
Rock Chalk Revue
la Bruyere
Kansas State
Topeka West
S.M. Northwest
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