Kansas GOP Cleared Debt Celebrates Birth Day Victory
Kansas Republicans celebrating recent election gains announced at Topeka that the state party is completely out of debt. Cloud Cray Jr. reported the debt had topped $100,000 at one point while Gov. Bennett and Sen. Dole led a slate of victories.
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Kansas
Robert F. Bennett
Bob Dole
Cray
Robert Docking
Atty
Vern Miller
Bennett
Bill Roy
Dole
Senate
Campign
Christopher Bond
Missouri
Bond
The
GOP
Ten Kansas University students to perform with university symphony
Ten Kansas University students were chosen by the Pi Kappa Lambda audition committee to perform with the University Symphony Orchestra at 8 p.m. Sunday in University Theatre Murphy Hall. Thirty-three students competed in the concerto. proceeds fund scholarships for outstanding music majors. Performers include Kathryn C. Taylor Leawood soprano, Steve Shumway Lawrence cello, Patrick Neve Lawrence voice, David Tallent Lawrence horn, Thomas Heard Lawrence voice, David Huebert Goodland piano, Diane Snodgrass Clay Center clarinet, Yoko Fuda Japan voice, Roger Kendall Leawood saxophone, Gwen Lewis Lawrence cello. The program closes with Jesus Christ Superstar and Symphonic Impressions.
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Kansas University
University Symphony Orchestra
Pi Kappa Lambda
University Theatre
Murphy Hall
National Music Honorary Society
Kathryn C. Taylor
Leawood
Steve Shumway
Lawrence
Patrick Neve
David Tallent
Thomas Heard
David Huebert
Goodland
Diane Snodgrass
Clay Center
Yoko Fuda
Japan
Roger Kendall
Gwen Lewis
Midwestern Institute of Organ and Church Music at KU
The KU School of Fine Arts hosts a June institute from June 9 to 13 led by four noted organists and KU organ department chair James Moeser. Master classes cover performance pedagogy service playing improvisation liturgy and worship with recitals by Catherine Crozier Harold Gleason Gerre Hancock John Schaeffer and James Moeser. Participants may earn two credit hours.
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Kansas University
KU School of Fine Arts
Midwestern Institute of Organ and Church Music
Harold Gleason
Catherine Crozier
Gerre Hancock
Talk of Nixon return excites GOP little
The idea of President Nixon returning to political activity drew little enthusiasm from top Republicans. Nixon floated possible fundraising and campaigning after health improves at a San Clemente luncheon. Rockefeller Rhodes Scott Smith offered cautious or humorous reluctance to discuss his role for the GOP.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
San Clemente
Calif
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
House
John J. Rhodes
Senate
Hugh Scott
San Jose Bank withdraws share sale to Khashoggi
First National Bank of San Jose drops plan to issue 650000 special shares for 14.1 million to Adnan M. Khashoggi head of Triad Holding. Bid abandoned amid board split and San Jose opposition. In Beirut Khashoggi confirms abandoning bid to buy one third of the bank.
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Calif
First National Bank of
Adnan M. Khashoggi
Triad Holding Corp
Beirut
Lebanon
Khashoggi
California
Ahmad C. Sarakhi
Community National Bank of
Pontiac
Mich
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