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Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1977

Page

5

Assaria man kills wife stepdaughter baby then dies

Pat Cardwell 58 enraged by his wife Betty filing for divorce shot her to death with a .22 rifle, then killed 17 year old Amy Scriven and 16 month old James Crawford Jr. before turning the gun on himself. He died at Wesley Medical Center after brain surgery. The killings occurred Saturday between 5 and 5:30 p.m. in Assaria. Cardwell also shot the family dogs. a note identified him as the assailant. Police say motive was marital trouble.

Assaria UPI Pat Cardwell Cardwell Wesley Medical Center Wichita Salina Wesley Cardwells Betty Amy Lee Scriven James F. Crawford Jr Saline County al Naes Richard Hurley Edith Olson

Congress debates pay raises and cost of living changes

Congress faces two self interest votes this week before a July 4 recess. The House will consider a $941 million 1978 spending bill while a Senate backed measure targets skipping the 5 percent cost of living boost for Congress. Speaker ONeill signals a recorded vote on trimming pay from 57 500 to 44 600.

Washington UPI Congress House Senate Departments of Labor and Health, Education and Welfare Thomas O'Neill

Woman sues state over 1927 adoption of her sons

An 82 year old woman sues Tennessee to learn who adopted her sons in 1927. Elizabeth Ingram says two boys, Paul and Edward Kirby, were taken from their care and placed for adoption by the Tennessee Children's Home Society. She later found Paul but has not located Edward, taken when he was three.

Nashville Tenn UPI Elizabeth Ingram Paul Edward Kirby Tennessee Children’s Home Society Ingram Paul Kirby

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