Topeka Officer and Two Airmen Charged in Shooting Case
Topeka police officer Dwight Brown and airmen Richard Myers and Larry Wallace were charged in Manhattan with attempted murder and burglary after a gunfight during a pursuit of a burglary at a sporting goods store near Tuttle Creek Reservoir. Wallace surrendered at Forbes Air Force Base. Myers and Brown are at large.
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Topeka
Manhattan
Dwight Brown
Richard Myers
Larry D. Wallace
313Th
Forbes Air Force Base
Riley County
Wayne Anderson
Tuttle Creek Reservoir
Dana Hummer
Brown
Myers
Wallace
Shawnee County
Forbes
Hummer
Missouri
Kansas
Riley
Garnett Senior Heads Chapter Tau Beta Pi Election
Garnett senior Dan Harden has been elected president of the Kansas University Tau Beta Pi Chapter. Other officers include Steve Pieschi Merriam senior as vice president Bob Erwin Wichita senior as corresponding secretary Greg Thatcher Fair Haven New Jersey junior as recording secretary and Gene Tunison El Dorado junior as treasurer.
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Dan Harden
Garnett
Kansas University
Tau Beta Pi
Steve Pieschi
Merriam
Bob Erwin
Wichita
Greg Thatcher
Fair Haven
Dole Defends Asian Policies At Lincoln Day Speech
Republican National Chairman Robert Dole defended administration Southeast Asia policy at a Lincoln Day dinner in Salt Lake City. He attacked critics of the Laos operation and urged supporters to back the President's Vietnam war efforts instead of hindering them. The event honored Rep. Sherman Lloyd and included a news conference.
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Salt Lake City
Robert Dole
Kansas
Southeast Asia
Laos
Dole
Sherman Lloyd Rutah
KU instructor to perform voice recital in Swarthout Hall
Recital by Maribeth Kirchoff, voice instructor at Kansas University, outlines techniques learned in Germany last year. She performs at 8 p.m. Monday in Swarthout Recital Hall featuring a Bach cantata and Mahler Kindertotenlieder.
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Maribeth Kirchoff
Kansas University
Germany
Swarthout Recital Hall
Mahler
Kansas lawmakers eye lottery amendment and state payroll cap
Kansas legislators in a weekend recess anticipate early next week votes on a lottery amendment and a state employee ceiling bill. Also moving are continued work on the 18 year vote amendment for April 6, a broadened tax lid, and a $47 million tax package including a 5 percent severance tax and new gross receipts tax proposals.
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Topeka
Kansas
House
Senate
House Judiciary Committee
Lester Arvin
Rose Hill
State Finance Council
Tom van Sickle
R-Fort Scott
Grove Reservoir
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Sebring
Robert Docking
Gillette
Pebsee
Lis Ty
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