Collegians seek showbiz bigtime
SAN FRANCISCO UP I The Iowa State University comedy troupe Duck s Breath Mystery Theater seeks road fame after delighting San Francisco audiences They perform with simple props and improvised staging led by Merle Kessler and feature members Leon Martell Dan Coffey Bill Allard and Jim Turner The group originated in Iowa City and moved to San Francisco two years ago building a growing fanbase across 100 venues while delivering low key theater with sharp humor The Morones lead singer is quoted on stage as well
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Senate approves ethics bill and special prosecutor plan
The Senate passed a broad ethics bill by 74 to 5 sending it to the House. It creates procedures for naming temporary special prosecutors to investigate top government officials including the president and vice president. It also requires full public financial disclosure and establishes ethics offices in the Civil Service Commission and Justice Department.
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Glazunov Masterpiece Banned But May Reach United Nations
Soviet panel calls The Mystery of the 20th Century politically illiterate while international artist Ilya Glazunov plans to present a 20 by 10 foot canvas to the United Nations. The work includes Stalin Solzhenitsyn Trotsky Jesus Mao and the Playboy Bunny. The show was halted hours before opening. doors were guarded and guests were told a new time would be announced in two days.
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Indiana small business aid helps 1,600 firms in eight months
Indiana SBA director William F. Miller says retired executives guided nearly 1,600 small businesses in the first eight months of the 1977 fiscal period. He notes hundreds of retirees and owners joined the effort and kept busy. The program aims to support local entrepreneurs and strengthen communities.
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