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words alone can't express the excitement of a dream season!
Announcing the University of Kansas 1988-89 University Theatre Series
**Return to the Sailorh**
A new play in verse by
Michael Johnson
with Dong Hwa
by Dong Hwa
September 29
Formation, illusion film
October 2, 1988
, "Whose Life Is It Anguine?
A drama of medical ethics by Brian Clark
November 11-12 & 18-19,1988
*American College Theatre Festival Region V-South Convention
Award-winning productions
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February 22-26, 1980
*Cabaret
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The Tony Award-winning
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Kandler, and Fred Ebbs
April 14, 16 & 20, 22
"I'm Nat Rappaport
By Herb Gardner
Starring Moses Cunn and
William Kulsei
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ANNAPOLIS, Md. — Michael Dukas and George Bush will have their second presidential debate in Los Angeles, and the vice president candidates will debate Oct. 5 in a campaign officials said yesterday.
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--minutes for Closing situations ■ The candidates will be standing, as the Dukakis campaign had wanted.
A debate Sept. 25 in Winston Salem, N.C., previously was announced. The date for the Los Angeles debate will be either Oct. 13 or Oct. 14, depending on the major league baseball playoffs.
One of the debates had originally been scheduled for Wednesday night in Annapolis, the Maryland capital.
The Dukaiks officials also provided details on the format of the debates: ■ The 90-minute debate will include two panelists and three panels. Two minutes will be allowed for each candidate to answer a question, and one minute for the other.
Nebraska Gov, Kay Orr said she had also been told of Omaha's role by the Bush campaign.
Each candidate will have two minutes for closing statements.
Bush officials had sought to limit the number of debates, even though the Annapolis encounter was scheduled by a bipartisan commission.
Wright gives his defense before ethics committee
WASHINGTON — House Speaker Jim Wright, testifying under oath, gave a lengthy daytime of yesterday in a closed-door session before the House ethics committee. He would be over before Congress adjourns next month.
Wright, D-Texas, also said the investigation that has hung over him since it began in June is a reminder that "members of Congress do live in glass houses. We are not alone." But the rest of us cannot reconcile such rectitude that people can't find anything wrong."
Speaking to reporters after a two-hour morning session before the panel, formally known as the Committee on Energy, he asked the group to believe that he would be exonerated on the six counts against him. Wright later returned for an afternoon meeting.
The Associated Press
The ethics committee has subpoenaed numerous witnesses in connection with the complaints filed against Wright by his chief accuser, Rep. Newt Gingrich, R-Ga., and has already interviewed many of them. Yesterday's session was Wright's first appearance before the panel. Wright said he answered questions from the panel on
Wright made more than $55,000 in royalties on the book which was published in 1984 by a friend in Fort Worth who also handled hundreds of thousands of dollars of campaign work for the speaker.
One allegation against Wright is that he made unduly high royalties on his book, "Reflections of a Public Man," which was prepared in part by workers on his congressional office payroll. Expenses of one aide, Matthew Coscollot, to fly to Fort Worth to complete the book were paid from Wright's congressional office expense account.
Democrats hail trade embargo
WASHINGTON  With Republicans unanimously opposed, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee voted 10-8 yesterday to approve legislation imposing a trade embargo on Iran. The vote was based upon U.S. business investment.
The Associated Press
Democrats applauded the action as a blow against South Africa's apartheid system of forced racial separation and segregation, who would, enjoy stronger Republican
support when it is put to a vote in the full Senate.
Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass., called on Republican presidents to take a more active role in reverse course and support the sanctions bill, a similar version of which was adopted by the Senate.
Republicans have said that by pressing the sanctions measure so late in the congressional year the vote could be made a political issue that can be
exploited by their standard bearer. Gov. Michael Dukakis.
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Kennedy said Bush had undergone a number of "election-year conversions", citing the candidate's apparent disaffection with the party and increasing the minimum wage.
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