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The Daily Oklahoman from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma • 11

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Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
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11
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'Yes' to Perform in City center has been designated for the status following OTC's declared policy of racial nondiscrimination. John Belt, current OTC director, said the coming theater season will include participation of state schools in a theater laboratory study program. Emphasis will begin with advanced drama students, Belt said, but OTC hopes the program will eventually provide acting training for children. Reports Say CAB the daily Oklahoma To Reject Merger- Aug' l5' 1972 WASHINGTON (AP) 111 WRFj WBKl The Civil Aeronautics II Ul I Board was reported Mon- MM ma? day to have recommended I NOVff YOU SEE HlM, rejection of a proposed I NOW YOU DONT merger oi Eastern Air I itowcioii. go Linos and Caribbean At- lantic Airlines (Carlbair).

rQ There was no official confirmation of the report. THE BAND IS THE THIS WEEK ONLY "SWEATBAND" thEpRIsarE GOOD THE PROW frl 3010PASEO I 1 mW9TH Wakoman on keyboard, Steve Howe on guitar and Al white on drums. OTO Tux Exempt Oklahoma Theater Cen-ter, located in the former Mummers Theatre building, has been granted tax exempt status by the Internal Revenue Service. IRS district director Clyde Blckerstaff announced the English rock group Yes will appear in concert Sunday at Civic Center Music" Hall. The 8 p.m.

show will bring to the hall the Atlantic Records artists of the albums of "Yes," "Fragile," and "Close To The Edge." In one yenr the group has earned a gold album award, a sold-out concert tour and the top spot on the Melody Maker music poll. Specializing In soft rock, the group has often appeared as backup band for Black Sabbath and Ten Years After. Yes now is billed as a headliner. Band members Include two founding musicians, Jon Anderson as lead vocalist and Chris Squire on bass Other, band members are Rlk 9E unrniu 09 STAGE SHOW SAY IT WITH A SUSSY'S PIZZA "I LOVE VOU" or would a SUSSY'S LASAGNE DINNER SAY IT BETTER 3708 N. Lincoln 528-2688 Opns 4:00 p.m.

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