Grandmother Misplaces Baby Boy In Independence Case
Edna Marriott, caring for 16 month old Danny Lee Hughes for Lauretta Duncan, gave him to a woman in a navy suit who has not been seen since seven weeks ago. Police see no crime and urge tips as search continues.
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Independence
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Edna Marriott
Danny Lee Hughes
Dale Willoughby
Lauretta Duncan
Danny
Marriott
Duncan
Farm laborer faces murder trial in Salina
Richard McCowan, 31, is on trial for the murder of Scots Police Chief Carl Simons, shot during an attempted arrest for parole violation May 25, 1976. About 90 jurors to be questioned as the case moves from Wichita to Salina for trial in September. McCowan is jailed in Scott City with $100,000 bond.
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Carl Simons
Richard McCowan
Simons
Seott
Kansas
McCowan
Eads
Colo
Scott City
Saline County
Wichita County
Bert Vance
Kansas moves to outlaw pet abandonment
The 1977 Kansas Legislature will consider a bill to outlaw abandoning pets. The proposal would place abandonment under cruelty to animals, with misdemeanor penalties up to six months in jail. Humane Society leaders plan Jan 10 meetings with legislators to finalize details.
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Topeka
UPI
Kansas
Kansas Federation of Humane Societies
Curt Schneider
Humane Society
Russians Offer Marriage Insurance In Soviet Union
Pravda reports a new state policy selling marriage insurance to help newlyweds buy household goods or a cooperative apartment or fund honeymoon travel. Policies over 399 dollars may be taken in a child’s name, with benefits paid upon marriage. If the beneficiary never marries, the payoff is avoided, but the plan also acts as accident insurance.
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Communist Party
Pravda
Pioneers in Plastics at WARP BROS Chicago Store
At Your Hardware Lumber and Building Supply Store WARP BROS promotes over fifty years of plastics expertise. The Chicago 606s firm highlights its long history and niche in material innovations for construction and home projects.
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Warp Bros
Chicago
Pigs may need swine flu shots says UW vet professor
Dr Bernard C Easterday of the University of Wisconsin Madison urges a vaccination program for pigs including breeding stock and pigs shown at fairs. He argues the Agriculture Department should start immunization as two human swine flu cases linked to pig farms highlight transmission risk.
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Madison, Wis
UPI
University of Wisconsin
Madison
Bernard C. Easterday
Agriculture Department
Wisconsin
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