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Monday, September 30, 1996
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Tiny Tim hospitalized
The Associated Press
MONTAGUE, Mass. — Tiny Tim was hospitalized in serious but stable condition last night after suffering a heart attack on stage during a ukelele concert.
The 64-year-old balladeer with a falsetto voice and long black hair was about to croon his first tune at the Uke Expo Saturday night when he suddenly collapsed.
"He just gets up on stage and he introduces the band, and then just out of nowhere ... he just basically passed out. He fell straight forward, right on his face," said John Petrovato, owner of the Montague Book Mill where the concert was
held.
Petrovato said that many in the audience of 135 were crying, and as Tim was taken to his ambulance, people on the lawn started cheering and saving. "Hold on, TimVim."
Tim was taken to Franklin Medical Center in nearby Greenfield, Mass., where he remained in the intensive care unit, a nursing supervisor said.
The day-long concert and exposition, which continued after Tim's heart attack, benefited a ukulele museum in western Massachusetts.
Tim, whose given name is Herbert Khauri, is best known for his 1968 hit, *Tipteo Through the Tulips*. His marriage the following year to Miss Vicki Budinger on Johnny Carson's The Tonight Show attracted a television audience of 40 million viewers. The couple later divorced.
John Petrovato owner, Montague Book Mill Monatague, Mass.
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WILD
ees had applied at the Mercantile.
Wild Oats employees also have the option to take a job at the company's Mission location at 5101
Johnson Dr.
If sales increase with the closing of Wild Oats, the Mercantile will probably hire some of the applicants, she said.
Fields said that the Mercantile would order products that it had not previously carried to fill the gap, which will be created by Wild Oats' closing.
Also, customers' suggestions will be welcomed about specific products they would like to see carried, she said.
"we realize people in town have lost their grocery store, and we
will try to provide for them," Fields said.
Gretchen Gwaltney, Lawrence sophomore, said she was not surprised by the closing of Wild Oats because of its close proximity to the Mercantile.
"The store might have done better if it were built in west Lawrence, but it's within blocks of its competition," she said. "I'm surprised one of them didn't close sooner."
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PARENTS' DAY / FAMILY WEEKEND 1996 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19
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Sponsored by the Office of New Student Orientation. Call 864-4270 for a schedule of events.
KU Faculty Panel - 9:00 and 10:00 a.m., Kansas Union, Alderson Auditorium
Campus Bus Tours - 9:30 and 10:30 a.m., Kansas Union
Historical Walking Tour - 10:30 a.m. Kansas On-Admissions Presentation 9:30 a.m. Big 12 Room
Admissions Presentation 9:30 a.m., Big 12 Room
Open Classes 9:00 a.m.
Academic Open Houses - 9:30 to 11:30 a.m.
Alumni Association "Picnic Under The Tent"
Football: KU vs. Colorado
SUA Movies
Bill Maher "Politically Incorrect" - 8:00 p.m., Lied Center
Museum Exhibitions
Welcome Information Table Check-In 8:30 Saturday, October 19, Level 4, Kansas Union, 8:30 - Noon Check in for your Family Packet of Weekend Information! Family pictures with Baby Jay compliments of SUA.
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