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Wednesday, November 16, 1977
University Daily Kansan
Students tow tub for Heart Fund
Members of Alpha Phi Omega, a co-e
national service fraternity, pushed and
pulled a bath tubbath and an outhouse
along Jayhawk Boulevard yesterday to
kick-off KU's second annual American
Heart Association fund-raising drive.
The project is a joint effort between Alpha Phi Omega and Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity. The Student Senate has declared American Heart Association Day at KU today, and activities will include more bethub pulls and a
Theft of lime-hauler, radio under police investigation
A custom-made trailer, valued at $350,
was stolen from a parking lot south of
Robinson Gymnasium, KU police said
yesterday.
Panama treaty to be discussed byUS.diplomat
A forum, "The Panama Canal Treaty:
What Does It Really Say?" will be held at
7:30 p.m. friday in the Big 8 Room of the
Kapasug Union. It is sponsored by KU-Y.
Robert Dean, a U.S. State Department diplomat-trained at Texas Christian University, will be the chief.
According to Rick Hochfer, KU-Y student board member, Dean will present a historical look at why the proposed canal treaties will be adopted. An open会议 will follow.
Dean has been a career foreign service officer with the state department since 1942.
KU-Y has been encouraging students to write their congressmen regarding the treaties since September KU-Y has supplied the stationary and stamps for this effort.
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Wednesday, Nov. 16
BLACK ORPHEUS
Director Marcel Camus. Music by Antonio Carlos Jobim. Best Foreign Film—1959. $1.00. 7:30 p.m.
p.m. Auditorium
Thursday. Nov. 17
Nicolas Ray Refrespective:
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JOHNNY GUITAR
JOHNY GUSTAF
With Joan Crawford, Sterling
Hayden. $1.00. 7:30 p.m., Woodruff
Friday & Saturday,
Nov. 18 & 19
DOG DAY AFTERNOON
with A.I. Pacino, Director Sidney Lumet *Academy Award—Best Original Screenplay.* $125; 3:00; 7:00 & 9:30 p.m. Woodruff Auditorium
FLESH GORDON
Friday & Saturday,
Nov. 18 & 19
Midnight Movies:
Director Howard Ziehm with Jason Williams. $1.25, 12:00 midnight,
Doudsworth Auditorium
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In another theft, a radio, valued at $60,
was stolen from a student's room in McColum Hall between 3:45 p.m. and 11:30 p.m. Monday. The theft occurred while the student was studying at the library, police said.
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The red trailer, used to haul a limming machine, is located in the department of physical education and recreation.
The trailer was parked on Nov. 4 and was discovered missing Nov. 10, police said.
According to the police report, a check was made to determine whether it might have been borrowed. After the check, Fred received the report at the gym, report it to KU Police Monday.
There were no signs of forced entry and a master key may have been used, police
Investigation of the thefts are continuing.
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Charity Dance
The Student Senate is supporting the
A $ \Phi\Omega $ , A $ \Phi $ A Heart Association
Susan Nason, Kansas City, Kau, senior and president of Alpha Phi Omega, said yesterday that admission to the dance, the annual Spring Reunion, All proceeds will be given to the Heart Fund.
Nason said that the living group with the highest percentage of representation at the university was the freshmen.
Bekki Mumaw, Holton junior, a member of Alpha Phi Omega, said that pulling a bathtub to raise money was a nationwide tradition for the service group.
Last year, Nason said, about $200 was raised at the dance.
"The outhouse is a new attraction for the local effort this year," she said.
Advertisements last week in the University Daily Kanzen had warned, "The best pot in town is coming Nov 15. Watch for the dirty bird." A sign yesterday on the campus said "This is the town," and a 4-foot long, 10-pound stuffed Jawyrokwe in the blue and red bath tub.
Festive lights in Lawrence despite strike
lawrence merchants get most of their imported Christmas decorations from the Orient, by way of the West coast, Art Kroner, manager of Gibson's Dacount store. They buy cheap craft workers have not struck, few delays the delivery have occurred.
New Christmas lights and ornaments will decorate Lawrence this year, despite strikes on the East coast that have tainted un Christmas deliveries in the East.
Kroner said he had bad trouble getting some items in from Seattle ports because the dock workers were there participatory, and she was shown in sympathy for the striking workers.
Although some orders were delayed, most had already been delivered, Kroner said.
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VETERANS...WHAT'S HAPPENING TO OUR VA BENEFITS?
There will be a general meeting of Campus Vets on NOVEMBER 17, 1977 at 6 P.M. in the Council Room, main floor, Student Union. ALL VETERANS ARE WELCOME! Come with your questions and problems!!!!!!
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Paid for by Student Activities Funds
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