Gunman Surrenders After Bank Standoff in Virginia
An armed man held 10 hostages at the Bank of Chesterfield in Richmond area seeking 500000 dollars. FBI identified the gunman as 22 year old Everette Warner Wallace Jr of Richmond.
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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1972
Page
3
An armed man held 10 hostages at the Bank of Chesterfield in Richmond area seeking 500000 dollars. FBI identified the gunman as 22 year old Everette Warner Wallace Jr of Richmond.
Norma Jean, a 6500 pound elephant owned by the Clark and Alter circus, was struck by lightning and killed while tied to a tree in Oquawka Illinois. Circus manager Jim Silverlake said she was 27 years old and valued at about 10000 dollars. The show would go on as planned despite the loss.
George McGovern arrived in Rapid City to a 1,000-person welcome crowd after winning the Democratic National Convention. He plans a two week rest at Sylvan Lake in the Black Hills and said the trip home rekindles his spirit as aides prepare for the campaign against Nixon. The senator drew parallels between flood recovery in Rapid City and rebuilding the nation, and urged avoiding further damage in Vietnam.
Two men, Martin J. McNally and Walter J. Petlikowsky, charged with air piracy for the June hijackings at St Louis airport, pleaded not guilty and await trial set for August 7. Both held on $100,000 bonds in Belleville jail. No injuries were reported.
Washington Pennsylvania reports two United Mine Workers officials facing murder and conspiracy charges in the 1969 slayings of Joseph A. Yablonski his wife and daughter. Albert Pass and William Jackson Prater indicted on three counts each after earlier federal conspiracy charges. other testimony ties them to payoff money and plot via Annette Gilly and Silous Huddleston.
The Atomic Energy Commission reports its $250 million atom smasher at Batavia Illinois reached 300 BEV energy in trials. The 4 mile diameter accelerator, built five years ago, exceeded the previous 200 BEV record set March 1 1972 and is expected to surpass 400 BEV.
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