The Sunflower, v.80 no. 45. Wichita, Kansas, January 26, 1976. - 8 pages.

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Article(s): ASK action clarifies stand; Miller hits “cop out” bill -- Campaign too professional, CPO candidates declare / Neil Cook -- Traffic policy committee backs off on traffic regulation changes for awhile -- Billiards contest at CAC tonight -- Keep SST out / Marsh Galloway -- Just off in 17th Street / Marsh Galloway -- Two united in Hindu wedding / Jan Trimmell -- Bearcats: "Our toughest trip so far" / Jacquelyn Knapp -- Shockers edge Razorbacks -- ‘‘ Robot” athletes need tender loving care / Jacquelyn Knapp -- When things go wrong, coaches get the blame / Jim Waskiewicz -- Sports no longer for pleasure -- WSU woman’s team blitzes Rangerettes / Steve Hart

Photograph(s): Vic Miller, Executive Director of ASK, explains proposed budget for 1976. / photo by Tom Armstrong. p. 1 -- A classical evening Raag-Yamen, composed to create a devotional mood, was played on sitar by Mahendra and Mehgan Gohil, accompanied on tabla by Jitandra Gohil. / photo by Tom Armstrongp. 5 -- Indian classical and folk dances took center stage at the festival. Most striking was an intricate rhythm by hundreds of bells wrapped around this dancer's ankles. / photo by Tom Armstrong. p. 5 -- The wedding ceremony: Joyti and Anrind Doshi take their place among family and Pandit Mahendra Gohil. / photo by Tom Armstrong. p. 5 -- Peggy Clark (30), junior forward, feeds the ball to a teammate in Saturday's action against Northwestern Oklahoma State University. / photo by Michael Conover. p. 8