Manson follower testifies in Tate slayings case
In Dallas and Los Angeles reports, a Manson group member testified about the Tate murders and the killings of Folger and LaBianca. She described chasing Abigail Folger, stabbing victims, and details of the arrest and prison confinement as investigators piece together the August 1969 crimes.
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Manson followers face death or life sentences in murder trial
Susan Atkins admits killing Miss Tate in the Tate-LaBianca murders while denying Charles Manson’s involvement. Leslie Van Houten and Patricia Krenwinkel are also convicted murderers awaiting jurors to decide death or life terms.
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Topeka Zoo Artist Sells Prize Painting for $500
Topeka Zoo painter Jim Dja has sold one of his prizewinning works for 500 dollars. Zoo director Gary Clarke announced an anonymous Topeka art collector purchased the painting titled Torna, do.
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Boycats 135 Prunes World Record Attempt at Fort Madison
Kevin Fickel and classmates ate 135 prunes to beat a world record set by Edward Baxter of 130. The act, funded by a school lunch fundraiser, involved prunes with pits. The zoo and Daisy the ape featured in a separate note about a painting contest and a sale, with Jim winning statewide honors under the name D. James Orang.
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Harrisburg man to lead state personnel office
Christ J. Zervamos, 41, of Harrisburg will become director of personnel in the state Office of Administration Feb. 25 at a salary of 21672 dollars a year.
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