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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1973

Page

10

Three Men Charged in Kitterman Family Murders

Three men were arrested in the kidnapping and murder of bank president Robert Kitterman, his wife Bertha, and daughter Roberta. Prosecutor Hall filed three counts of murder against each. bodies found tied to trees after extortion demands were paid. Funeral services were held for the victims.

Coniphan Robert Kitterman Kitterman Ripley County James Hall Butler County Poplar Bluff Kittermans Hall Missouri Highway Patrol Jefferson County Bertha Roberta

Clinic Offers Therapy for Adult Stutterers at KU

The Speech and Hearing Clinic at Kansas University will run a spring therapy program for adult stutterers in the community and on campus. First meeting is Tuesday at 7 p.m. in Room 288 Haworth Hall east wing. Sessions include group and individual work with no fees. Open to participants aged 16 and older. information from James B. Lingwall, clinic director.

Kansas University Haworth Hall James B. Lingwall

Tobacco Health Grant Awarded

Kansas University Pharmacology professor Carlton K. Erickson received a Council for Tobacco Research grant for a study on the mechanism of nicotine facilitated learning. He was among 18 new 1972 grants, part of 468 original grants to 283 scientists since 1954, totaling $23 million.

New York Carlton K. Erickson Kansas University School of Pharmacy Council For Tobacco Research U.S.A., Inc Erickson Council

Protesters rally at KU campus against Nixon invasion

About 175 demonstrators gathered at Strong Hall on the Kansas University campus at 11 a.m. for a counter inaugural protest. They carried anti war and anti Nixon signs as leaders organized marshals for a march through downtown Lawrence ending at South Park for a 12:30 p.m. rally.

Strong Hall Kansas University Lawrence South Park

Fellowship Awarded to H. Lewis McKinney for Wallace Biography

Kansas University's associate professor of history H. Lewis McKinney has received a 12 month fellowship from the American Council of Learned Societies. The award funds a September 1973 start to research a biography of English naturalist Alfred Russel Wallace.

H. Lewis McKinney Kansas University American Council of Learned Societies McKinney Alfred Russel Wallace

AWOL Soldier Surrenders After Airport Gunfire

A 17 year old from Pittsburgh identified as Dennis Durkin fired shotgun blasts from a Louisville airport balcony then held mechanic Dave Yeakel hostage aboard an Ozark Airlines DC9. Policewoman Marty Green drew him from the plane with a ruse and force, ending the hijack attempt before dawn.

Dennis W. Durkin Ft. Knox Ozark Airlines Louisville Louisville, Ky FBI Marty Green DC9 Thomas Kitchens Jr Dennis V. Durkin Pittsburgh Durkin Dave Yeakel Atlantic Africa Yeakel Kitchens Edgar Paul Standiford Field Paul

Three Men Arraigned In Weapons Theft Case

Three men from the Kansas City area were arraigned in Kansas on charges of possessing stolen government property and unregistered firearms after weapons and ammunition were stolen from the National Guard armory in Council Grove, Kansas. Frank Jamison aged 31 Howard Jamison 34 and William Jackson 32 had bonds set at 60000 each and a preliminary hearing was scheduled for January 29.

Kansas City, Kan National Guard Council Grove Kan Frank Jamison Howard Jamison William Jackson Kansas City Robert H. Miller U.S

Glover to Host Second Informational Session

Rep. Mike Glover D 44th will hold a second informational session on the state legislature at 3 p m Sunday at the South Park Recreational Center Subjects will include school finance proposals and their local effects property re evaluation branch banking bingo liquor motorcycle helmet laws and marijuana

Mike Glover 44Th South Park Glover

Man Facing Two Charges in Douglas County Jail

Lawrence area man Lennis E. Johnson, 38, was jailed on $7,500 bond after being charged with aggravated assault and carrying a concealed weapon. Police say events began Friday afternoon when a driver tailed another car and brandished a gun, followed by reports Johnson threatened to kill Miss Tallant and chased her with Miss Tallant and Mr. Hatemer contacting authorities.

Lawrence Area Douglas County Lennis E. Johnson Miss Tallant Johnson Haskell Avenue

Man Goes Topless To Help Protest Silly Ordinance

Seattle tavern owner Frank Colacurcio stages a male topless dancer at his Firelight venue to challenge a no topless rule for women. The stunt follows a Superior Court ruling denying an injunction against police enforcement and cites equal rights as rationale.

Seattle Frank Colacurico Superior Court James Dore Colacurcio Dore

Heaviest fighting fallows cease fire push near Saigon

North and South Vietnamese forces clash in the northwest Saigon area and along the DMZ as both sides push for gains before a cease fire. South Vietnamese say 421 North Vietnamese killed, 57 killed, 157 wounded. Michelin area sees heavy losses for government troops. US aircraft conduct 353 strikes. B52s raid North Vietnam targets.

Saigon Demilitarized Zone Nguyen van Minh Regi U.S. Command South Vietnam U.S

War protesters arrive for inauguration rally in Washington

War protesters streamed into Washington for Nixon's second inauguration. Tens of thousands traveled by bus and train from as far as Oregon. Police and National Guard units—8 000 locally—stood by as a peace concert drew 18 000 at the National Cathedral. Senator Edward M. Kennedy attended with his wife. Some congressmen who supported the protest planned not to attend the Capitol ceremony.

Washington Nixon Washington Monument Oregon Ances National Cathedral Leonard Bernstein Haydn Edward M. Kennedy Kennedy Center For the Performing Arts Eugene Ormandy Philadelphia Orchestra Tschaikovsky Washington Post Capitol

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Jaane Federal Aviation Administration Jacklene Tallant Thomas Hatemer Rt. 1 Oskaloosa King County Jack Larsen Eldridge Room Eldridge Massachusetts Meadowbrook 15Th Crestline George Esper
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