Release granted in Conway murder case amid legal disputes
Virgil L. Shacklett, 35, of Conway, freed on 20000 bond after a circuit judge ruled he was illegally held. The ruling followed questions over the assistant prosecutor's authority to file the information in the April 4 shooting death of his wife, Alice Lavonne, 33. The judge had found the 1972 appointment not on file with the clerk.
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Conway, Ark
Virgil L. Shacklett
Conway
Circuit Court
Russell C. Roberts
Roberts
Shacklett
Asst
Francis T. Donovan
Alice Lavonne
Donovan
Faulkner County
Corps seeks bids for Gillham Lake overlook building
The Tulsa District of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers invites bids for a Gillham Lake overlook building project on the Cossatot River, about six miles northeast of Gillham in Sevier County. Bids open in Tulsa on June 7.
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DE Queen, Ark
Tulsa
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Gillham Lake
Cossatot River
Gillham
Sevier County
Corps
Okla
Big Dorothy a Helena Legend Ends Prostitution Era
Helena police raid Dorothy Bakers Last Chance Gulch home cited as a writ of injunction to clear the premises. The raid ends a 20 year suspicion of her “respectable” house, described as plush with five rooms and seven beds. Community reaction ranges from shock at closure to defense of Dorothy as a local icon.
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Helena Mont
Dorothy Baker
Helena
Dorothy
Dorothy Josephine Baker
Montana
Big Doronhy
Mont
Big Dorothy
Ed Loranz
Denver
Loranz
Last Chance Gulch
Main Street
Tom Dowling
Dowling
Agriculture Department
Larry Belgarde
Palace
Dorothy’s
Dorothy's
Office anniversary party jests about aging and pay cuts
Hal Boyle captions a New York AP piece at a 25 year club dinner with quips about loyalty, pensions, bonuses, abuse of leftovers and watered drinks. Jokes poke fun at management cuts, morale speeches, and the humor of aging staff in a casual office gathering.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Sam
Jim
Joe
Wray teaches industrial security at UT Arlington
Bill Wray a Fort Worth security supervisor and former FBI agent teaches a graduate course in industrial security at the University of Texas at Arlington in its evening college. Thirty eight students enroll in the first such program in the area as officials consider expanding toward a degree in industrial security.
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Bill Wray
Hope
University of Texas At Arlington
Wray
Fort Worth
UTA
FBI
Police Department
Southwestern Bell
Federal Bureau of Investigation
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