Carter Again Delays Tax Filing Amid Audit Review
President Carter, under IRS scrutiny for 1975 taxes, receives a second extension to July 15 for 1976 joint return with Rosalynn. White House says he instructed tax counsel to favor government views on questionable items and that the 1976 return will be filed soon.
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Kansas Repertory Theatre to debut at KU this summer
Kansas University launches its first community repertory season in July featuring a six show run. A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum Inherit the Wind and Dark of the Moon headline the lineup with actors from Lawrence and KU. The 30 member crew, all KU speech and drama students, will rotate three productions weekly in Murphy Hall University Theatre. Season tickets cost 12 50 for six admissions while single tickets are 2 50.
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Music Art Camp Opens at KU For Junior and Senior Levels
The Midwestern Music and Art Camp at Kansas University opens for junior high students with music and art classes based on KU courses. Senior high sessions run June 26 to July 23 with painting drawing jewelry ceramics sculpture and graphic design. Nearly 600 students have enrolled and classrooms in Murphy Hall and the Military Science building are filled with activity.
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Guard fired after James Earl Ray escape at Brushy Mountain
Tennessee corrections chief says guard Floyd Hooks was negligent for being nearest the wall during last weekend's break. Ray, the escape leader, has a long history with the prison and previous attempts. Officials say no active conspiracy was found and one shot could have ended the incident.
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Vance wraps West Indies trip with Trinidad stop
Secretary of State Cyrus Vance concluded a three day visit to the Caribbean with an overnight stop in Trinidad, stressing U S interest in the region. He held talks with Prime Minister Eric Williams, praised for his Caribbean knowledge, and headed back to Washington after meeting on Grenada.
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