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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1975
Page
15
Murder suspect in Nebraska sixfold homicide identified
SUTHERLAND Neb USI reports Albert Meyen living a block from Charles Erwin Simants says he didn t know the suspect who is charged with six counts of first degree murder as residents recount shock locking doors and hearing warnings. Local neighbors describe Simants as a loner and confirm the Kellie family religious ties and the community’s stunned reaction to the killings.
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Charles Erwin Simants
Meyen
Nebraska
Simants
Meyens
Henery Kellie
Laura Woodard
Kellie
Kellies
Woodards
Mrs. Williams Boggs
Boggses
David
Hope Baptist Church
Mysterious Two Leaders Draw Attention From UFO Group
In Los Angeles a woman who traveled with a group led by Marshall Herff Applewhite and Bonnie Nettles describes a move toward a new dimension and warns of brainwashed followers ready to do as told. She says the trek began in Hollywood Hills on April 9 with about 20 people joining in Los Angeles before heading toward New England.
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UPI
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Flagstaff
Arizona
Joan Culpepper
Marshall Herff Te
Bonnie la Trusdale Nettles
Houston
Applewhite
Mrs
Hollywood Hills
Quality of Life study sparks Midwest EPA clash
The EPA backed Life quality rankings by the Midwest Research Institute face sharp questions after release. Ben-Chieh Liu calls the 123-factor analysis provisional while EPA officials and critics debate the method and implications for urban policy.
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Patrick A. Malone
Kansas City
UPI
U.S
Midwest Research Institute
Environmental Protection Ency
Life
Ben-Chieh Liu
EPA
William Talley
Six fire calls keep Columbus firefighters busy weekend
Columbus firemen handled six calls from Friday to Sunday. On Friday a 12:13 p.m. tree fire at the west end of 15th Street and a 1:08 p.m. mutual aid car fire at the 7 Mile Inn. Saturday saw a 6 p.m. grass fire near a railroad bridge west of town started by a train and an 8 p.m. Union Pacific right of way incident at 12th Street and 29th Avenue. Sunday report notes a 2:13 p.m. grass and trees fire at Randy Sutton’s home at Wagner Lakes caused by a car backfire, with crews called back and the fire out.
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7 Mile Inn
Railroad Bridge
Columbus
Union Pacific
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29Th Avenue
Randy Sutton
Wagner Lakes
23Rd Street
33Rd Avenue
Hearst mental competency reports sent to lawyers
Psychiatric reports on Patricia Hearst's ability to stand trial for an armed bank robbery are being distributed to attorneys by Judge Oliver Carter. Attorney Al Johnson said he has received some materials and expects the rest from three psychiatrists and a psychologist. A Wednesday hearing was tentatively set, with Hearst seeking bail and possible commitment to a private mental facility. The judge sealed the source material but allowed access for privately hired experts. Hearst, 21, was kidnapped in Berkeley on February 4, 1974, later joining the Symbionese Liberation Army and later recaptured in San Francisco.
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UPI
Patricia Hearst
al Johnson
Oliver Carter
Carter
Miss Hearst
Berkeley
Calif
Symbionese Liberation Army
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