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Wednesday, November 2; 1988 / University Daily Kansan
Toxic Waste Dump.
The Great American Smokeout. Nov. 17. AMERICAN CANCER
GROUP
Lawrence.
Amy Johnson, president of the organization, said that 40 students, divided into groups of five, visited more than 500 homes, asking for canned food.
GROUP COLLECTS CANNED FOOD: KU Students Against Hunger collected more than 800 cans of food last night by trick-or-treating in Lawrence.
"Cooperation from people in Lawrence was incredible," she said. "They were so willing to give us food."
Johnson said the donations would go to the Salvation Army.
KU STUDENT IN PAGEANT: A KU student has been selected as a seminalist in the 1989 Miss U.S.A. I. student competition and 27 and 27 in Arlington Heights, II,
News Briefs
Yvonne O'Neill, Glen Ellyn, IL,
junior, will be competing for a
chance to represent her home state
at February's Miss U.S. A pageant in
Boston. She would be more than
more than $100,000 in cash and
more than $100,000 in prizes and awards.
Miss U.S.A. will be judged on beauty of face and figure, poise, personality, grooming, intelligence and speaking ability.
LAWRENCE MAN CHARGED WITH
LAWRENCE MAR CHARGE
A man was arrested. Monday on charges of strong armed robbery and armed robbery, Lawrence police reported
Police said that on Oct. 20, the suspect took a woman's purse and knocked her down in the 1800 block of Massachusetts Street. The purse was worth $25 and contained $104 in currency.
A witness followed the suspect's car until he removed a bag covering the license plate. The witness then reported the number to the police.
On Oct. 21, the suspect reportedly
robbed a liquor store, also in the 1800 block of Massachusetts Street. He took an undisclosed amount of currency.
MAN CHARGED WITH LEWD
BEHAVIOR: A male suspect was
arrested Monday for reportedly
masturbating in front of two women
in Lot 111, near Gertrude Sellars Pearson-Corbin Hall, KU police reported.
The suspect was charged with lew and lascivious behavior and obstruction of the legal process by resisting arrest. No bond was posted.
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Great pieces on disks, paper supplies (including
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COLLEGE MONEY
KANU, Peoples National Bank and the Ottawa Herald Proudly Present:
and the Big Band Sounds of the 1940's - 1950's In a Special Dance/Concert
TUESDAY, NOV. 8, 8 P.M.
at the
OTTAWA MUNICIPAL AUDITORIUM
Just 20 minutes South of Lawrence on Iowa St.
•THERE WILL BE A DANCE FLOOR IN THE ORCHESTRA PIT
OR GROUND WORK
•FOR UP-TO-DATE ELECTION RESULTS.
THERE WILL BE TWO LARGE SCREEN TV'S IN THE LOWER LOBBY
Come Enjoy The Songs of An Exciting Era
TICKETS AVAILABLE AT THE BOX
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CALLING 242-8810
State employees : no passing phase
Jessie doesn't quit. This summer she asked local legislators to join her in writing a letter requesting the governor to implement Phase III.
But Phase III of a salary equity study that would have helped service and security personnel was blocked. That's frustrating.
State employees are taking home an average pay increase of 6.5 percent this year. Jessie Branson fought for that.
Jessie will continue to battle for state employees. For fairness' sake. And with tireless will.
Vote Jessie again.
Pad for by the Committee to Reelect Jessie Branson. Ben Zimmerman. Treasurer
Special Student Price with Senior Stylist
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Special Student Price with Senior Stylist - $12
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The Islamic Center of Lawrence presents
Sister Aminah Al-Silmy
an American Muslim who is a media specialist and Associate Editor of the American Trust Publication in Plainfield, Indiana speaking on
speaking on
"Islam: The Path
"Islam: The Path to Women's Liberation" In this lecture Mrs. Al-Silmy will explain to you how Islam changed her to a committed liberated Muslim woman.
Time: 7 p.m., Friday, Nov.4,1988
Place: Jayhawk Room Kansas Union
Refreshments are provided Free and Open to the Public For information call 841-9768
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