Longet Faces Trial In Sabich Shooting Case
In Aspen Colorado singer Claudine Longet begins jury selection on felony manslaughter charges for the death of pro skier Vladimir Spider Sabich. Prosecutors say the shooting was reckless while Longet claims it was accidental during a gun demonstration.
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Kissinger eyed for CBS show biz post
The New York Post reports Henry Kissinger is eyed as William Paley successor at CBS when Paley retires this spring. Kissinger, vacationing in Acapulco, has not committed. a CBS spokesman denied the tale. Paley sees him as a brilliant intellect and strong industry spokesman.
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Fisher held for Neosho County on felony theft charge
Barbara A. Fisher a dispatcher for the Neosho County Sheriff's Department was bound over to district court on felony theft charges after a Chanute City Court preliminary hearing. She is accused of stealing more than $1 000 from the sheriff's department during her employment. The charge follows a Kansas Bureau of Investigation special inquiry.
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Carter backs ERA in Georgia amid lobbying
Rosalynn Carter joins Georgia legislators at a luncheon in Atlanta to urge ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment. She emphasizes equal pay and opportunity and says the measure is close to her heart while Betty Ford faces criticism for similar advocacy.
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Teenager Says Sorry For Big Foot Joke
AGAWAM MASS UP I reports police seized two 28 inch plywood feet from 16 year old David Deschenes after a joke by the river. Dozens of five toed prints were found nearby two weeks earlier. Deschenes admits it was a joke and hopes to recover the feet.
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Farm laborer tried for murder in Simons case
Richard M. McCowan of Leoti faces first degree murder charges for the May 25 slaying of Leoti Police Chief Carl A. Simons after being stopped near Leon. Jury seated in Saline County District Court. trial to last about a week. McCowan held on 100000 bond after arrest in Colorado.
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Students push bus use policy for summer school trips
USD 413 board heard Spanish Club members push summer bus use for a Mexico trip to motivate language learning. Club members said the trip could be funded by club projects and supervised by John Watson, with buses for athletics as needed.
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Ford plots plan to end federal gasoline controls
President Ford prepares a Congress filing to remove federal controls on gasoline prices with protections for consumers and independent dealers. The proposal would take effect unless rejected within 15 days, just before Carter's inauguration, and includes temporary monitoring through next August with possible reimposition if prices rise quickly.
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Congress to elect new leaders for 95th Congress
Democrats and Republicans in the Senate prepare to choose leaders for the 95th Congress with Robert Byrd and Robert Griffin favored, vying against Hubert Humphrey and Howard Baker. House leaders already chosen with Thomas O Neill replacing Carl Albert and Jim Wright taking the top Democratic post.
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Tribune hires four university interns for journalism program
The Tribune announces new bylines as four interns join for intersession programs. Randy Olson of Webster Groves Missouri and a KU sophomore majors photojournalism and classics. Dan Brazil at Kansas State University senior in journalism. John Sharkey from Little Rock Arkansas a KU junior in photojournalism. Sam Van Leeuwen of Pittsburg junior at Kansas State College of Pittsburg in journalism.
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Fire damages Erie home. volunteers frostbitten at 30 below
A fire at the Bob Ward home 609 N Butler Erie injures volunteer firefighters frostbitten ears after two hours of fighting begun at 5 15 pm. The attic blaze caused about 5000 dollars in damage with severe smoke and water damage to contents. Wards away from home and temporarily housed in a trailer at 215 E 7th. two children. Red Cross aid lines provided.
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