Jurors in Tate case face stepped up security
The Sharon Tate murder trial jurors, seven men and five women, ponder danger from Manson followers as security is heightened. Defense lawyer Paul Fitzgerald says guards and bus escorts create fear for jurors while co prosecutor Donald Musich calls the measures sensible during the trial's critical deliberation stage.
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Los Angeles
Sharon Tate
Charles Manson
Paul Fitzgerald
Manson
Fitzgerald
Hall of Justice
Donald Musich
Luthholz Named To Lead Eudora Bank Board
William R. Luthholz was elected to the Kaw Valley State Bank board in Eudora, replacing his late father Oscar Luthholz. Kelvin Hoover remains president as the bank reports growth with deposits and resources rising to $4.724 million and capital at $273,275.
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William R. Luthholz
Kaw Valley State Bank
Oscar Luthholz
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Robert Neis
Robert Shellack
Oscar Brecheisen
Alf T. H. Oleson
James Hoover
Donald Bagby
Bagby
Amaretta Wright
Ruth Miller
Darlene Musick
Hoover
Eudora Bank
Kan Valley
Red Cross Honors Longtime Water Safety Leader
The Tri-County Red Cross Group met at the Castle Tea Room to honor Gilbert Gribble of Topeka, a national Red Cross water safety representative retiring after 40 years. Gribble spoke on work in eastern and central Kansas as Mason Bridges and Alec Connelly presented a brief case a typewriter and a wall plaque. The group includes Douglas Miami and Franklin counties.
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Venescay
Castle Tea Room
Gilbert Gribble
Topeka
Red Cross
Gribble
Kansas
Mason Bridges
Tri-County Group
Alec Connelly
Douglas County
Douglas
Miami
Franklin
Plate Sales Top 11 000 in Two Weeks in Douglas County
Douglas County has sold 10 764 of the 1971 car and truck license plates in the first two weeks according to County Treasurer Bessie Bennett. Backlog of mail orders has been cut by about two thirds. All vehicle owners must buy new plates by February 15 to avoid penalties.
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Douglas County
Bessie Bennett
Bennett
Stolen Items Reported From Lawrence Home on 19th
Lawrence police reported items valued at 440 dollars stolen from 1311 East 19th Street. The family was moving in from another Lawrence residence. Entry appeared through a back garage door with no forced-entry signs. Missing are a 125 dollar television, a 75 dollar clock, and four 60 dollar clocks.
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Ray Helm
Lawrence
Dillon Food Stores Sued Over Oklahoma Pricing
The Oklahoma Retail Grocers Association sues Dillon Food Stores of Hutchinson for pricing groceries in Oklahoma below the six percent minimum markup. The suit seeks an injunction to stop the practice. Dillon executives say they will maintain current prices until court orders change.
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Hutchinson, Kan
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Retail Grocers Association
Dillon Food Stores
Hutchinson
Ponca City
Pryor
Okla
Kansas
Richard Dillon
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