Lawrence Civic Symphony to Debut Sept 26
The Lawrence Civic Symphony announces its debut concert on September 26 featuring 80 to 85 musicians from diverse backgrounds including housewives doctors students and professionals. Guest pianist Robert Ward and concert master Howard Boyajian will perform with KU connections and a Lancaster ensemble.
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Robert Ward
Howard Boyajian
Ward
Lawrence Civic Symphony
Kansas University
Boyajian
Journal- World Photo
Larry Williams
Wiliams
Lawrence
Lawrence High
Williams
Lawrence UF Drive Seeks $49 000 for Business Division
Dale Willey of Dale Willey Pontiac Cadillac chairs the business division aiming to raise 49000 in the 1973 Lawrence United Fund drive. Larry Hatfield assists as division co chair, both Lawrence residents with deep ties to local organizations. The overall goal is 179850 with a campaign period October 12 through November 6.
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Lawrence United Fund
Dale Willey
Pontiac-Cadillac
Larry Hatfield
Haverty & Hatfield Real Estate & Insurance
Willey
Lawrence
Lee’s Summit
Shawnee Mission
Rotary Club
Plymouth
Parking Policy Debate at Kansas University Dorms
The Association of University Residence Halls discusses alternate parking options for KU dorm residents who pay $50,000 yearly for patrols and cover lot construction costs while lots lack maintenance. A task force is to seek cheaper policies as a leadership retreat for 50 attendees from KU dorms is planned at Camp Chippewa near Ottawa.
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Kansas University
The
Association of University Residence Halls
AURH
AARH
Camp Chippewa
Ottawa
Seyler to Take Kiwanis Office in Wichita Ceremony
Lawrence Kiwanis member Seyler will be installed as lieutenant governor elect of Division XI Kansas District at a Sept 22 ceremony in Wichita Regal Inn Donald K Enoch of Wichita will be installed as 1973 74 district governor Seyler holds a Nebraska B S in agricultural education and chairs public relations and edits the newsletter for Kiwanis committees
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Wes. Seyler
Lawrence
Kansas
Kiwanis International
Wichita
Regal Inn
Donald K. Enoch
Seyler
Nebraska
Kiwanis
White House undecided on mandatory heating fuel allocations
White House energy adviser John Love told a Senate subcommittee that mandatory allocation would not provide an instant solution and would merely share shortages. House committees debated, with EPA head Train supporting targeted allocation to areas of greatest need amid possible winter shortages.
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Washington
John A. Love
Love
Senate
Sen
Henry M. Jackson
Nixon
White House
Chrysler Talks Near Deadline
More than 127,000 United Auto Workers threaten to strike Chrysler Corp if talks fail to yield a new contract by the deadline. Negotiations adjourned last night and resume today at 8 a.m. CDT with no clear sign of progress.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corp
United Auto Workers
Leonard Woodcock
Senate approves Ruckelshaus as deputy attorney general
The Senate confirmed William D. Ruckelshaus by voice vote for the No. 2 post in the Justice Department. A former Indiana legislator, he has served since 1969 as an assistant attorney general and has held roles in the EPA and as acting FBI director.
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Washington
William D. Ruckelshaus
Senate
Senate Judiciary Committee
Ruckelshaus
Justice Department
Indiana
Deaths Private services for Helen Laming of Tonganoxie
Helen Le nore Laming 74 Tonganoxie died Thursday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital born May 30 1899 in Iowa. She was a 50 year Phi Beta Phi member Ridge Club Kansas City Club and KU Alumni Association. Survived by sister Marie Vreeland Joplin and two nieces Jeanne Wline Webb City and Elizabeth Frerrington Kerrville.
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Helen Lenore Laming
Tonganoxie
Quisenberry Chapel
Hubbel Hill
Laming
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Iowa
Phi Beta Phi
Ridge Club
Kansas City Club
Kansas University Alumni Association
Charles C. Laming
Tonganoxie First State Bank
Marie Vreeland
Joplin
Jeanne Wline
Webb City
Elizabeth Frerrington
Kerrville
Texas
Funeral set for Richard Longley Ford Jr.
Funeral services for Richard Longley Ford Jr. 48 of Indora will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at Young Mortuary Il Dorado Ark with burial at Arlington Cemetery. Ford died Tuesday in Marion Illinois by own action. He was a World War I veteran and a member of the Textile Workers Union AFL CIO Veterans of Foreign Wars Masonic and Odd Fellows. Survivors include his wife Bertha two sons Richard Wadora and Michael Franklin a daughter Beverly Somerson of Pittsburgh his parents Mr and Mrs Richard Ford Sr Hattsburg Mississippi and a brother Eugene Norfolk Virginia.
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Indora
Young Mortuary
Il Dorado
Ark
Arlington Cemetery
Mr. Ford
Marion
Ill
Textile Workers of America
AFL- Cio
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Masonic and
Odd Fellows
Bertha
Richard
Wadora
Michael
Franklin
Beverly Somerson
Pittsburg
Richard Ford Sr
Hattiesburg
Miss
Eugene
Norfolk
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Houston Symphony
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Lawrence Chamber Players
KU Little Symphony
George Lawner
KU Symphony Orchestra
Murphy Hall
LHS
Lawrence Friends of Music Inc
American Federation of Musicians Local 512
Sharon
Providence
Hatfield
Plymouth Congregational Church
Mary
House
Environmental Protection Agency
House Commerce Committee
Russell E. Train
EPA
Chrysler
Okays
FBI
Helen Laming
Richard Ford JR
Alexander
Maine
Kentucky
Jon
Marcus Weiby
M.D
Scotts
Srass Seed Buy
Scotts Family Brand
Scotts Family
America
Genette Fertlizer
Ative
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