Grand Larceny Charge Harkins Held On Guilty Plea
Charles Harkins Jr. 23 Pomona pleaded guilty to grand larceny in Douglas County District Court and is jailed awaiting a 10 day pre sentence investigation. He took a plastic bank containing over $50 from Robert Pardon's Overbrook home on Aug. 10. He faces 1 to 5 years at sentencing Jan. 20.
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Charles Harkins Jr
Pomona
Douglas County
Robert Pardon
Rt. 1
Overbrook
John F. Esquibel
Topeka
McAllaster School
15Th
Barker Sts
Jayhawk Towers
15Th St
Broken Arrow School
27Th
la. Sts
Randy Dowdell
Conn. St
Lawrence
Larry Loveland
10Th and
Mass. Sts
Danny Mumford
Ind. St
Esquibel and
Dowell
Frank Gray
Charles Leslie Adams
Sedalia
Adams
State Bank of
Oskaloosa
S. T. Baugher
Evelyn Ba
Billy Ray Kelch
Mass. St
Slayer Suspect Held on Christmas Eve Slaying
Anthony Erthell Williams, self-styled minister, remains jailed for Polk County grand jury review on murder charges in the December 24 abduction and death of 10 year old Pamela Powers. Williams pleaded innocent earlier. his lawyer’s motion to dismiss was denied.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Anthony Erthell Williams
Pamela Powers
Polk County
Williams
Henry T. McKnight
Luther Glanton
McNight
Pamela
Merlin Powers
Urbandale
YMCA
Davenport
Leo Luka
Luka
Chinese Art Exhibit at Watson Library Kansas Univ
An exhibit of about 100 modern Chinese paintings and calligraphy opens on the ground floor of Watson Library at Kansas University. I Chen Wu, a guide counseling graduate student, will demonstrate brush techniques and compare Chinese and Western painting. He brings works from his private collection. the show runs daily noon to 6 pm the week of the 19th.
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Watson Library
Kansas University
I-Chen Wu
Hupeh
Yangtze River
Art Society of China
Taiwan
United States
Chicago
Mezzotint Collection Opens at KU Museum of Art
A display of 44 mezzotints from the New York Metropolitan Museum of Art opens Friday at the Kansas University Museum of Art and runs through February 3. The exhibit traces mezzotint history from its 17th century invention through 19th century decline with works collected by KU history graduate John Ittmann who also organized a Metropolitan clocks display last year.
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New York Metropolitan
Germany
Ittmann
Metropolitan
Building Starts Hit 38 Million Thanks to KPL
Rural Douglas County saw more than 38 million dollars in new construction in 1968, a county record. County Zoning Administrator John Clyatt noted 92 building permits totaling 38,722,365 dollars, with over 37 million for a Kansas Power and Light Co. plant addition near Lawrence.
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Douglas County
John Clyatt
Clyatt
Kansas Power and Light Co
Lawrence
Professor Smith Escapes Cold Tours Easter Island
Kansas University anthropology professor Carlyle S. Smith will lead a 1500 tour to Easter Island 2300 miles off Chile for a New York agency. The trip includes John dos Passos and Kansas City area travelers. The expedition focuses on 1000 statues and archaeological sites with tent lodging and limited amenities.
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Professor Smith
Easter Island
Carlyle S. Smith
Kansas University
Kansas
Chile
New York
Smith
North America
Thor Heyerdahl
Kon Tiki
Pitcairn Island
John Dos Passos
Ernest Hemingway
Holiday Magazine
Kansas City
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Baldwin High
Baldwin
Journal-World Photo
Harkins
Montreal
Canada
San Antonio
Tex
Toronto
Boston
Houston
New York City
Missouri University
Canadian Broadcasting Company
Lth & Ky
Alabama
KPL
Bounty
A. V. Phillips
W. O
Med
Perma Press
Navy
Tanpatohita
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