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Friday, October 27, 1978
University Daily Kansan
Staff photo by RANDY OLSON
Baby Jay
Paul Schultz, KU police detective, carries Baby Jay down from the top of the observation tower at Wells Overlook, which is about five miles south of Lawrence. The Baby Jay costume was last found at 10 p.m. It had been missing since Sept. 9.
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Baby Jay...
Mike Hill, director of KU police; Paul Schultz, KU detective; and Wayne Schultz, Lawrence police detective, were tasked to overlook. They took possession of the bird.
whereabouts at 10 last night. He said he was from out of town.
Schultz laughed, but did not say anything. The Lawrence police department has the costume and is handling further investigation.
They carried it down to their car, which was parked at the entrance to the park.
was present, and "What are you going to do with that, Sculchin," said Schulz, "it as a bandage."
Mike Malone, Douglas County district attorney, must decide whether Baby Jay may be used tomorrow in the homecoming football game against Iowa State, because the costume is considered evidence in the case.
THE TRADITION of the homecoming football queen was dropped while students turned their attention to the increasingly serious climate of the times.
Andy Williams performed at a concert Saturday night after the 1968 homecoming game. "Rachel, Rachel," starring Joanne Woodward, and Stanley Kubricks's "2001: A Space Odyssey" were playing at Lawrence theaters.
The Rodgers and Hammerstein musical "The King and I" was performed in the University Theatre for returning alumni only.
Traditions . . .
From page one
Richard Nixon was elected president.
The Rolling Stones had just released their new album, "Goat's Head Soup," but KU
Watergate plagued the country during the 1973 Homecoming festivals. Sipro Agnew was considering resigning. Archie R. Dykes was serving his first year as chancellor of Columbia University.
--alumni and students apparently preferred the softer sounds of Sonny and Cher, star performers of the homecoming game concert.
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--alumni and students apparently preferred the softer sounds of Sonny and Cher, star performers of the homecoming game concert.
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A rally was held Friday night and af-
fternoon danced to the music of Gustave Timaeus.
"Kiss Me Kate!" was billed at the University Theatre for the entertainment of the University.
HOMECOMING 1978 also will provide its own peculiar trends and types of en-
tirement.
Richard Deysman in "The Big Fk," and
on the Nile, a product of the timeless
story of a slave in Egypt.
The candidate who is listening.
Native Kansan.
JOHN M.
Natalie Cole will try to satisfy the musical demand of UU students in a concert on Saturday night.
Viktor Rosov, a Russian playwright, will assist with the University Theatre production of *From Evening to Night*, from alumna of alumni in student drama buffoontion and Saturday.
seen by homecoming crowds at local theaters.
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And 66 years from now, it's very possible that KU students will look back on the 1978 homecoming and chuckle at the thought that women attended the game in such current fashion trends as men's neckties and short vests over long blouses.
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