Extradition of Murder Suspect Returns to Wyoming
David Goldsmith, 45, was transported from Davenport, Iowa, to Teton County, Wyoming, after being arrested August 13. He faces an accessory before the fact charge in the 1967 killings of Jackson partners Larry Olinger and Robert Stucker, whose bodies were found in a desert grave. Two other alleged accessories, Ted Linn and Glenn Lucas, have separate prosecutions, with Lucas appealing a conviction. Wyoming’s Lt. Harry Lankford, killed in a wood-cutting accident, will have testimony available via trial records.
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Formal Opening Planned for Cedar Rapids Talent Center
The Cedar Rapids Federation of Teachers AFL CIO hosts a 7 pm opening at its First Avenue East talent center with Mayor Canney at a ribbon cutting. The center aids city youths with programs in tutoring arts crafts auto mechanics and more and will include a youth library.
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Christmas Program At St Patrick's School
St Patrick's school presents the Christmas Traditions program Sunday at 7:30 p.m. in the school auditorium. The series of scenes explains Christmas traditions with carols by the school choir. Rev Frederick Fangmann directs and the public is invited with no admission charge.
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Nader Attacks Nixon Safety Bill as Industry-Driven
Consumer advocate Ralph Nader blasted the Nixon administration safety bill as weak and industry oriented. He said it would cede health standards to private groups, hinder enforcement, and urged a new bill after hearings with injured workers testimony. He warned the silent majority faces a back of a callous hand while criticizing leaders for indifference.
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