Forbes Testifies Self Defense in 2nd Degree Murder Trial
Floyd Warren Forbes 34 testifies he shot Terry A. Collins at his Lincoln Road home in self defense after Collins rushed him with an arm hidden, claiming Collins threatened to shoot Forbes and his wife. Testimony includes restraining order context, Collins’ widow accounts, and police findings including a .45 pistol and intoxication evidence.
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Floyd Warren
Bud” Forbes
Terry A. Collins
Collins
Forbes
Lincoln Road
Holcomb
Paul Handy
Carla Ruth Collins
Mr. Collins
Mrs. Collins
Phil Vieux
Napa fire tamed as new blaze sparks in Ventana Wilderness
Fire crews contained a 23 000 acre Napa blaze started by arson along Silverado Trail. Officials say the Napa fire is quiet but a new brush fire in Ventana Wilderness south of Monterey grew to 610 acres despite high humidity. No structures at risk near Ventana.
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Napa ‘County
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Monterey
Napa Vally
Here
Silverado Trail
California ‘Department of Forestry
U.S. Forest Service
Tom Buckley
The
Forest Service
Rebuttal witnesses finish case in Bud Forbes murder trial
Testimony concluded Friday morning as prosecutor Paul Handy called three rebuttal witnesses to support the victim Terry A. Collins in the second degree murder trial. Forbes claims self defense in the Feb. 27 shooting. Jury deliberations were to begin Friday afternoon after closing statements.
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Carl Carlson
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Forbes
Mark Davis
Sheriff's
Kent Newport
Collins
Stephen Nyswonger
Bud Forbes
Paul Handy
Terry A. Collins
Terry
Missouri Professor Predicted Iraq Reactor Destruction
UMKC political scientist Ben Martin foresaw in April that Iraq would have its nearly completed nuclear reactor destroyed. His Middle East Review article gained attention and he testified before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee in Washington. He noted the $320 travel pay and $75 witness fee as compensation, and smiled at the government’s value of his testimony.
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Washington
Ben Martin
University of Missouri- Kansas City
Iraq
Israel
Martin
Middle East Review
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Peres and Rabin kiss and make up before Israeli vote
In Tel Aviv Shimon Peres and Yitzhak Rabin, long-time rivals, announced Rabin would be defense minister if Labor defeats Menachem Begin’s Likud. Rabin said he would serve under Peres, reversing past vows, as the campaign ahead of June 30 elections presses on.
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Israel
Labor Party
Shimon Peres
Yitzhak Rabin
Menachem Begin
Peres
Begin
Rabin
United States
Socialist Party
Likud
Hai
Golda Meir
Mrs. Meir
Court of Appeals reverses Cox conviction in impersonation case
The Kansas Court of Appeals overturned Carl Cox of Lawrence, ruling he did not impersonate a public officer. It upheld Junction City’s anti prostitution ordinance in Wynnon Robinson’s case and declined to rehear Reece Construction’s fire damage ruling. The court also found Walgreens, not the landlords, responsible for a fire extinguishing system at 815 Kansas Avenue in Topeka.
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Kan
Kansas Court of Appeals
Lawrence
Junction City
Scandia Construction Company
Bob Abbott
Carl Cox
Cox
Lawrence Ecurity
Douglas County
Wynnon Clardy Robinson
Kansas Supreme Court
Reece Construction Co
Scandia
Smoky Hill River
Gove County
Walgreen Co
Mary Dolores Baca
Susan Robertson Gerard
Kansas Avenue
Fire destroys home and sheds in Garden City blaze
Two fires within seven minutes hit Garden City Thursday. A 5:40 p.m. home at 2004 Bison suffered about $10,000 damage, extinguished in an hour after starting in a bedroom fireplace flue enclosure. Louis Boultinghouse owner. Arson not suspected, state fire marshal investigating. A Brookover Ranch blaze on Burnside Drive caused about $200 damage to a hay storage shed, began in a trash barrel and was out in 30 minutes. ranch office spokesman called it of little consequence.
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Garden City
Bison
Louis Boultinghouse
Tommy Thomas
Brookover Ranch
Burnside Drive
Anthony dollar surplus stalls wider mint program
Washington AP reports Susan B Anthony dollars flood the Mint shelves while only 300 million circulate and 500 million are tucked away. Senate instrument Jake Garn backs a study on redesign and supports a 1984 Olympic promotional coin as a possible new mint project amid budget constraints.
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U.S
Mint
Donna Pope
Reagan
Anthony
Carter
Garn
Senate
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Finney County
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Calif
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Don Jones
Schwann
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