UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Wednesday, October 25, 1978
University Dally Kansan
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Police Beat
A tent, valued at $1,432, was apparently stolen from the U.S. U.S. Reserve Center, 2100 Iowa St., sometime between 6 p.m. Monday and 7:30 a.m. yesterday, according to Stephen Archer, senior administration officer.
THE TENT, which was 31 feet by 14 feet,
was erected on the lawn south of the center
along with several other tents. They were
erected to allow them to dry after they were
damped during training exercises last
weekend.
According to James Edmondson, company commander, the theft of the tent is a federal offense and the Lawrence police and FBI were notified.
Persons knowing the whereabouts of the test are asked to call the center at 843-1651, Emergency Services.
Rozzo the Socratic writer-in-residence at the University of Kansas, thought he was a great teacher.
During one of Viktor Rozov's plays, a technical worker lowered himself onto the floor.
Speaking metaphorically, Rozov explained the changes Erfremov gave to the city.
Speaking in Russian, which was translated by Gerald M. Slavin, chairman of the Slavic Literature Association, wrote the literature, Rozov entertained the audience with anecdotes concerning changes in Russian society.
One of the leaders of the changes was Russian director Oleg Efremov at the center of the project.
No questions will be asked, he said.
Rozov, who has been at KU since Oct. 15, will have his play, "From Evening Til Midday," premiered at 8 p.m. tomorrow at the William Ine Theatre.
Playwright says peace changed Russian theatre
By BOB BEER Staff Writer
Police said the theft occurred last week between Thursday night and Saturday
"Before, the Russian theatre was a molecular system," he said. "Efremov smashed the molecules into atoms. Then he shattered the atoms into smaller.
"After he located me, he said, 'At last I have met an author who is smarter than me,' the 63-year-old Russian playwright was introduced to Council Room of the Kansas University last night.
LAWRENCE POLICE yesterday reported that two KU students were the victims of the attack.
"The theatre goers were in awe."
According to a police report, the cabinet sustained $50 damage in the theft, which is also reported.
But the theatre enjoyed a huge success, he said.
The first play produced in the new theatre was Rozov's "Alive Forever."
Snyder estimated the value of the battery at $45
A secretary for the civil engineering department reported the theft of $75 cash and some building keys from a locked cabinet.
The billfold and its contents, stolen Monday night, were valued at $35.
"The play was banned because the hero dies in the play," he said.
battery from his car, which was parked near his home.
The Contemporary Theatre sometimes produces plays that have been forbidden,
Other reports received by University police included the theft of a student's phone.
"The forbidden fruit is sweet and people fall for it everytime," he said.
Dean Holderman, Lawrence freshman, 1537 Tennessee St., reported the theft of a cassette tape. AM-FM radio unit and two cars from his car, which was parked at his home.
LOVE RECORDS AND TAPES Paraphernalia 842-3059 15 W. 9th St.
Holderman estimated the value of the radio-tape unit at $130 and the speakers at
Richard Snyder, Lawrence senior, 1603 W.
15th St., reported the hail of a 12volt
Police said the theft occurred sometime between 3:30 p.m. Sunday and 1:51 p.m. Monday.
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