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Friday, April 12. 1991 / University Daily Kansan
TV actor's cancer generates concern
Lawrence organizes get-well card signing
Kansan staff writer
News of TV star Michael Landon's inoperable cancer this week hit close to home at the Lawrence Chamber of Commerce.
"We were shocked, really sad," said Judy Billings, executive director
of the champer's convention and visitors' meal. "The beer is great friend to the people of Lawrence."
Michael Landon
As a sign of support, the bureau has arranged a get-
well poster signing. The poster,
which hangs at the Lawrence Chamber
of Commerce, 734 Vermon St.
Wilsonville, N.J., will be sent to Landon on April 19.
Landon, who announced earlier this week that he had inoperable cancer of the liver and pancreas, has been hospitalized as rest of northeast Kansas since he
filmed the TV movie 'Where Pigeons Go to Die' in Lawrence in 1989, Billings said.
"I sent him some Final Four T-shirts and a running suit for the championship game a couple of weeks ago," she said.
Impressed with the Lawrence area and people, Landon agreed in February to be the host of a promotional video developed by the Chamber of Commerce for the city, she said. The 10-minute video will premiere next Friday at the chamber's 68th annual meeting.
"He loves Lawrence," she said. "He liked walking down and talking to the people when he was shooting there."
Vickey Hendy of the Kansas Film Commission said Landon selected Lawrence as the site for the movie because of the cooperation and quick response of city officials to his interest in filming in the area.
Landon, famous for his roles in "Bonanza," "Little House on the Prairie" and "Highway to Heaven," began having stomach pains six weeks ago and checked into Cedars-Sinai Medical Center last week. ■ The Associated Press contributed information to this story.
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The house and other fraternities overlook Locust Walk, the main pedestrian throughfare through campus. Women and minorities have complained of being intimidated and harassed* along the four-block
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sixty-three varieties, totaling 351 daffodils, were displayed for judging. Several criteria were used to judge the flowers, including color, form, pose, condition and size.
University officials saw a chance to integrate the heart of the university after Ps1 Upslion was kicked off in 2006. University holds the title to the house.
Ten of the fraternity's members were arrested in the January 1990 kidnapping of William O'Flanagan in a fraternity prank that went awry.
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University Dance Company will have a spring concert at 8 ontion and at 2 and 8 p.m. tomorrow at Crafton Preventhe Theatre in Murphy Hall.
According to a Penn advisory board report, O'Flanagan was blind-folded, at the hands and feet, tethered to a pole and taunted with racially charged rhetoric, including tapes of Malcolm X.
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The deadline for the Japan Language and Society/Business summer program in Hiratsuka, Japan, has been extended to April 19. Interested students must contact Ashbred at 203 Lippincott Hall or call 843-742 for an application.
Gay and Lesbian Services of Kansas will have "GALA Week - Out and About" at 7 p.m. Sunday at 100 Smith Hall.
O'Flanagan, who is white, was accused of being racist and anti-Semitic and subjected to a mock trial, the report said. A student from a rival fraternity was the intended victim; the case was taken by mistake, the board found.
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