Nine Year Old Violinist Sara Kwak Sets Spotlight for July 21
Nine year old Sara Kwak of 2510 Yale Rd is the guest soloist for a Kansas City Youth Symphony summer concert on July 21. She has given many recitals in Lawrence and studied two hours daily using the Suzuki method with teacher Eleanor Allen. Though not a symphony member, she auditioned and was chosen to perform Bruch's Concerto for Violin and Orchestra Op. 26 alongside Lawrence youths Larry Kwak Karen Rowland and Joan Van Dyke.
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Sara Kwak
Lawrence
Sara
Nowhan Kwak
Yale Rd
Max Bruch
Sarah
The
Symphony
Larry Kwak
Karen Rowland
H. C. Rowland
Hillcrest Rd
Joan van Dyke
William van Dyke
W. 22Nd
Ter
Eleanor Allen
Nixon Trending Up After Viral Pneumonia Hospitalization
President Nixon, 60, admitted to Bethesda Naval Medical Center with viral pneumonia, shows improved condition with reduced chest pain and lower fever. He will stay seven to ten days for therapy, with daily examinations planned and limited visitors as doctors monitor progress.
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Washington
Nixon
Bethesda Naval Medical Center
Walter Tkach
Ronald L. Ziegler
Ziegler
EPA Proposes Four Ways to Handle Air Deterioration Rules
The EPA outlined four public discussion options to implement the Supreme Court ruling on significant deterioration of air quality. Each plan would permit some air quality decline below federal standards in cleaner areas, with 90 days for public comment and final EPA review.
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Washington
Environmental Protection Agency
Supreme Court
EPA
Robert W. Fri
Congress
British Open Title Won by Weiskopf at Troon
Tom Weiskopf edged Johnny Miller by two strokes to win the British Open at Troon with a final 276 two under par a tournament record. Miller shot 71 for 278 while Neil Coles was third at 279 and Jack Nicklaus stood fourth after breaking the course record with 650 strokes. Bert Yancey finished at 281 after a 70.
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Weiskopf
Johnny Miller
Miller
Neil Coles
England
Jack Nicklaus
Troon Golf Club
Bert Yancey
Moore says news stories failed to spark Nixon suspicions
Richard A. Moore testified to the Senate Watergate committee that he initially discounted reports about the scandal until March 1. He said he delayed urging White House counsel John W. Dean III to disclose cover up and hush money while growing increasingly worried.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Richard A. Moore
Moore
John W. Dean III
Senate Watergate Committee
Dean
Herbert W. Kalmbach
Kambach
Temperature Drops With Light Rain Pampers Lawrence
Lawrence saw an overnight drizzle of .17 inches signaling cooler weather to hold through Wednesday. Early today the temperature was 68 degrees with highs in the low 80s and a mix of sun and clouds. The Weather Service reported chances of showers tonight and Sunday under 20 percent with a trend toward clearing and continued coolness next week. Thursday's high reached 96 with a low of 70.
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Lawrence
National Weather Service
Weather Service
Weather and ads fragment at Raney Drug and Downe Agency
Partly cloudy and cooler weather note appears on page 3. An advertisement for Raney Drug stores promises accurate prescription delivery to doctors and patients. Downe Agency at 824 Mass is offering auto insurance options and a sales pitch on hard to get quotes.
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Downe
Mass
Rescued Couple Resting After 118 Days At Sea
British couple Maurice and Mrs Bailey arrive in Waikiki aboard the Wool-Mi after 118 days adrift on a life raft following a whale strike near Mexico. They plan to sail again to Korea then England to rebuild at sea. They will undergo medical checks as they recover.
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Waikiki
Maurice Bailey
Wool-Mi
Mexico
Guatemala
Batt
Korea
England
Bailey
Hawaii
Baileys
KU Prof Named Member of Warden Probe Panel
University of Kansas law professor Paul B. Wilson joins a three member committee to probe allegations about Kansas State Penitentiary Warden Raymond Gaffney. Other appointees include Dr Karl Menninger and Donald Black, editor of the Leavenworth Times.
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Topeka
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Kansas Penal Institutions
Robert N. Woodson
State
Raymond Gaffney
Robert Docking
Docking
Woodson
Kansas State Penitentiary
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