University Daily Kansan
Tuesday, October 30.1979
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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN Police Beat
The Lawrence police investigated a burglar yesterday and a Lawrence man was injured in a motorcycle accident.
Stereo equipment, firefighters and a color television, valued at $2,300 were taken from an apartment in the 2000 block of West 28th on Sunday night, according to a police report.
The report said intruders entered the apartment by prying open a rear sliding glass door.
A 26-year-old Lawrence man was listed in satisfactory condition yesterday while
recovering from injuries he suffered when he lost control of his motorcycle on County Road 438 Saturday afternoon, according to a Douglas County sheriff's report.
The report said Schaulis suffered arm, back and head abrasions and lacerations
David E. Schauli, 1829 Powers, told
the driver was driving west when the
motorcycle he rode in control. He told officers he was thrown off the bike and rolled into a south emerald
Revisions in city's beer licensing to be discussed by commission
Revision to the city's cereal malt blend in September 2016 will be discussed at the Lawrence City Commission meeting a tighen on the fourth floor of the First National Bank Tower, 910
Other proposed changes will provide a license suspension system and will forbid gambling in taverns.
The changes in the ordinance were made in response to complaints from residents about the problems associated with crowds gathering outside taverns.
One of the key changes is a provision that will prohibit people from congregating outside tavernas while drinking beer.
The commissioners also will consider requests for sign variations from Kwik Shop, Sotheby's, and Barclays. W. 46th St. of Emerson City Antiques, 415 N. 2nd St., and Martin Real Estate, 13th and 14th St.
The city's sign ordinance, which controls such things as sign size and height, states that business must be in compliance with the law or must request a variance to keep the sign.
The commission also will consider a resolution on the city's risk management and tort liability policy. The resolution has
been written as a general policy to protect the city's liability in negligence cases, Mayor Barley Clark said. It would cover purchases for the city and city employees.
BOTH MEN said their primary goal in television production was entertainment. The majority of the characters were built around real issues and believable characters, instead of stereotypes or poor
A site plan for expanding the Jewish Community Center, 917 Highland Drive, also will be considered by the commissioners.
"We work on the idea that one and one makes three," Learn said. "We do some projects together as a team and some projects we do on our own."
Creators and producers of such television comedies as "All in the Family," "Good Times," "The Jeffersons," and "One Day at a Time" have been a team since the early 1950s.
"We don't just pick an issue," Yorkin said. "But if something is important and works with the series, we try to use it. We explore the popular trends of emptyillness."
Network television has begun to "carbon copy stillness," television and film producers Bud York and Norman Lear television and film students yesterday.
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Yorkin, Lear base comedies on real issues
In two separate question-and-answer sessions in Flint and Wescott hills, Yorkin and Lear shared recollections and opinions of television with about 300 students.
The producers made a three-hour stop at KU while on a business trix.
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"The better-read, the better-educated you can be, the more doors will open for you," he said. "The other way is to knock down the door with persistence."
"Needs exist now in television that there are no ways to meet. You will be able to meet these needs in a few years and that, me," excitement." Yorkin said.
TO SUCCEED in cable or network television, would-be writers, directors and producers must have a good liberal education and determination. Yorkin said
Lear said, "It is hard to get into the business. In the best of all possible worlds, it is hard. But that's no excuse; don't let anyone intimidate you."
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Network television officials and regulations can be intimidating, according to Yorkn, but the team does not let network censorship become too large a problem.
The team usually refuses to give in to censors, but occasionally it will try to compromise.
"We did an episode of 'All in the Family'
and they did not want us to show a baby
At one point, Lear said, they tried writing shows for different audiences. They thought some wanted drama and issues while other audiences wanted only humor.
Yorkin and Lear answered questions about their careers and the ins and outs of television.
"Drama has no obligation to please everyone and it's in trouble when it tries. You can't do good material and please them. If you try, you get pahlum, 'Lear said.'
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"It that didn't work. There are not two separate audiences in this country. Everyone in this country has a sense of importance and most people care about things," he said.
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All the shows that Yorkin and Lear have written or produced have been done for a reason. They've been dealt with in their shows to add meaning and reality, not controversy, to the
Cable television, Yorkin said, has an unlimited potential for creativity and will provide jobs for many students now studying television and film.
THE TWO MEN met while working for the Colgate Comedy Hour 27 years ago, they said. Since then, they have written and produced television shows and movies. Their company, Tandem Corp., recently expanded into the field of cable television by purchasing Communications Services, a system City-based cable television system.
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"The first object of a writer is to entertain, but use meaningful material. I believe you laugh hardest when you care most," he said.
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