College Groups Appear in D C Theater Festival
In Washington 10 colleges perform in the American College Theater Festival run at Ford's Theater and George Washington University Center Theaters through April 4 The lineup includes East Texas State University Cleveland State Kansas Southern Illinois North Carolina Southwest Minnesota Evansville Occidental Massachusetts and New York State Univ Performances feature classics and modern works with awards of 500 for top male and female performers and best student scenic designer The festival budget is 255000 funded by American Airlines American Express and American Oil Co and includes 224 participants across 15 days Jim Bowden of Gladewater Tex praises Saroyan play focus and the experience
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Curtis L. Pope
East Texas State University
Historic Ford
Washington
William Saroyan
Ford
Nixon
Ford’s
George Washington University Center
Ohio
Cleveland State University
Aristophanes
the Birds
University of Kansas
Southern Illinois University
University of North Carolina
Southwest Minnesota State University
University of Evansville
Ind
Occidental College of Los Angeles
University of Massachusetts
State University of New York
American Educational Theater Association
American National Theater and Academy
Frank Cassidy
American Airlines
American Express
American Oil Co
Two Arrested In Raids Enter Pleas of Guilty
Two people arrested during the February 26 drug raids in Lawrence Kansas pled guilty to misdemeanor illegal drug possession. Billy Dean Hooper 18 and Katherine Ann 19 of 1231 Ohio were bound on $1000 bonds and await sentencing April 1. A second LSD possession count was added. 35 total arrests were made with seven warrants outstanding. A preliminary hearing for Maura Leslie Biesemeyer 18 of 2424 Cedarwood was postponed with no new date set.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Vern ‘Miller
Billy Dean Hooper
Katherine Ann
Ohio
Charles Rankin
Hooper
Maura Leslie Biesemeyer
Cedarwood
Attorney Kermit Coleman to Speak at Kansas University
Kermit Coleman chief counsel for the ACLU in Chicago will address Kansas University Law School at 3 30 p m on April 5 in Woodruff Auditorium Kansas Union The public is invited Coleman led a grand jury investigation into Black Panther activities and serves as chief attorney for the Black Police Assn in Chicago
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Kermit Coleman
American Civil Liberties Union
Chicago
Kansas University
Law School
Woodruff Auditorium
Kansas Union
Coleman
Black Police Assn
Quote Source Sought on Stevenson Line Appears in 19th Century Text
Kansas University English professor Bill Paden seeks the origin of a quoted line attributed to Robert Louis Stevenson. The remark notes that some metres are complex and impose constraints, suitable for brooding during a jail term.
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Bill Paden
Kansas University English
Robert Louis Stevenson
Nuremberg Prosecutor Taylor to speak at KU April 15
Telford Taylor, chief prosecutor at Nuremberg trials, will lecture at Kansas University April 15 at 7:30 p.m. in Woodruff Auditorium. A Columbia law professor, he will discuss Nuremberg and Vietnam parallels and whether U S actions violated international law. He authored Nuremberg and Vietnam and other works.
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Telford Taylor
Kansas University
KU Law School
Taylor
Nuremberg
Vietnam
U.S
Bogut to Talk to Teachers at Kansas Ecology Meeting
Kansas University education professor Thomas L. Bogut will give the keynote at the Kansas Association of Teachers Science meeting in Pinckney Friday. The all day event ties to statewide conventions and focuses on ecology and School Yard Ecology Charrette with sessions across Kansas.
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Thomas L. Bogut
Kansas University
Kansas Association of Teachers
Pinckney School
Kansas — National Education Association
Lawrence
Craig Grant
The
Lawrenc Education Association
Kansas
Bogut
NYC Population Still Tops in 1970 Census
The 10 largest U S cities by population in 1970 remained the same as in 1960 but order shifted. Washington D C area jumped from 10th to 7th, rising 36 percent to 2.9 million, while New York stayed first with 11.5 million. Los Angeles Long Beach remained second.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Washington, D.C
Boston
Pitts
Burgh and
St. Louis
New York
Los Angeles
Long Beach
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