NFO Recesses Marketing Action Over Hog Price Decline
Members of the National Farmers Organization vote to recess a two day marketing action in which livestock stayed on farms to protest falling hog prices. President Oren Lee Staley reports price restoration and vows ongoing vigilance for market tampering with meetings planned to discuss developments.
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Percussion Group Plans Recital at KU Swarthout Hall
The Kansas University Percussion Ensemble will present an 8 p.m. recital in Swarthout Recital Hall led by George Boberg. The nine member group will perform works by Mallory Miller Richard Fitz Serebber Flagello and John Beck with Richard Reber as soloist for the Flagello piece. Ensemble members include Edward Assmus Patrick Kelly David Ludwick Judith Maynard Gary McCarty David McKinley Bruce Penner John Rockefeller and David Snodgrass.
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Richard Reber
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Patrick Kelly
Valley Center
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Wichita
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Overland Park
Gary McCarty
Jacksonville, Ill
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Kirkwood
Bruce Penner
Topeka
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Almira
David Snodgrass
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Japanese Art Show Opens At KU Sunday
The Kansas University Museum of Art hosts 18th and 19th century Japanese woodcuts from Kabuki plays in the Graphic Arts Gallery through April 29. The 13 prints from the William B. Thayer collection showcase actors and roles, some advertising Kabuki performances. Notable artists include Utagawa Kuniyoshi and Utagawa Toyokuni.
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Utagawa Toyokuni
Pam Kingsbury
Disabled Students Proposal Submitted to KU leadership
A proposal from Dean Donald Alderson would create an administrative office to counsel and assist disabled Kansas University students. The plan, suggested for the 1975 budget, directs resources to meet the counseling and physical needs of disabled students.
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Donald Alderson
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Meany Says Nixon Plan Not Enough
AFL-CIO leader George Meany asserts Nixon’s extension of Phase 3 controls is inadequate without broader limits on farm products rents and interest rates. He warns labor may push for wage increases if food prices stay high and urges Congress to tighten controls beyond April 30.
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String Quartet To Give Recital At KU Swarthout Hall
The Kansas University String Quartet from KU faculty will perform at 8 p.m. Monday in Swarthout Recital Hall. Members include Howard Boyajian and Ernesto Valencia violins Karel Blaas viola Raymond Stahl cello with guests Charles Hoag Lawrence Maxey Robert Ford George Boberg Richard Angelleti Rodney Boyd A. Keith Amstutz Bruce McKinney. Program features Mozart Eine Kleine Nachtmusik Brahms Piano Quartet in C minor Op 60 and Stravinsky L histoire du Soldat.
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Swarthout Recital Hall
Howard Boyajian
Ernesto Valencia
Karel Blaas
Raymond Stahl
Charles Hoag
Lawrence Maxey
Robert Ford
George Boberg
Richard Angeletti
Rodney Boyd
A. Keith Amstutz
Bruce McKinney
Mozart
Brahms
Stravinsky
Teen contest at KU stages Miss Black Teen pageant
Ten Lawrence teens compete in Hal Jackson's Miss Black Teen-Age America Pageant and U S Teen Revue at 8 in the Kansas Union Ballroom KU African Studies Program sponsors the event Eligible entrants must be 13 to 16 Tonight's winner advances to a three day Kansas title contest April 29 at Emporia State Teachers College in Emporia
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Kansas Union
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Kansas
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Livestock Holding Action Suspended by NFO in Kansas
In Topeka Kansas more than 400 National Farmers Organization members voted to suspend a livestock holding action. The suspension allows NFO officers to reinstate the withholding if market prices fall again. The Topeka meeting was among several called after last week’s market gyrations.
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Kansas
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