Rockwell killer Patler freed from Virginia prison
John Patler, who shot American Nazi leader George Lincoln Rockwell in 1967, was paroled from Pulaski Correctional Unit after eight years of a 20 year sentence. Patler, 37, formerly a captain in the American Nazi Party, was described as a model inmate who studied art.
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UAW Leader Urges Party Discipline and Tax Cuts
Leonard Woodcock addressed the Young Democrats urging Democratic lawmakers to vote with party policy on major issues, even threatening committee punishment for defiance. He argued for a permanent tax cut linked to personal income and criticized policy focus on corporations over urban needs.
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Weather Area Forecast Turns Warm With Clear Skies
The forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy skies and warm conditions through Sunday. Lows tonight will be in the low to mid 70s, with daytime highs in the low to mid 90s. Winds will range from 10 to 20 mph.
Grand jury can question Scotts in Hearst probe
A federal judge cleared the way for grand jury questions to two witnesses tied to the Patricia Hearst case. The Scott couple must appear after subpoenas, despite claims of illegal wiretapping and witness harassment. The government seeks locations tied to Hearst and SLA fugitives.
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Doyen Named Senate President Amid GOP Unity Push
Republican leaders unite behind Ross Doyen of Concordia as the Kansas Senate selects him as president amid a three way nomination battle with Robert Storey and Norman Gaar. Gov. Bennett praises open caucus as party aims to close ranks behind the new president.
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Intercepted Letter to Cha Quips at Prohibition Era
A fragment titled Intercepted letter to Cha notes Wild Bill drinking wine and avoiding direct names. The casual, humorous aside hints at temperance era social jokes and correspondence tone.
City Commission Meeting To Tackle Delinquent Utilities
The city commission will meet at 6 p.m. Monday with a short agenda. They will review usual business and consider removing delinquent utility accounts from the current file.
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Yates Center celebrates 100th birthday and rich history
A tour through Yates Center recalls its 1875 founding and 19th century growth led by Abner Yates. The article notes the courthouse square, Woodson County Museum in a former church, early post office in 1876, and the 1881 railroad boost, alongside local fires and a prison break incident.
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Kathleen Pickett
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Yates
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St. Louis
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