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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1971

Page

3

Corona Faces Hearing Today In 10 Deaths

Juan Corona's new attorney spent three hours with him on the eve of a preliminary hearing in Yuba City on 10 murder counts. Judge Hankins planned to July 13 but the lawyer aims to keep Corona in court. Corona, 37, is linked to the discovery of 10 bodies, with 15 more later found.

Yuba City Calif Juan Corona Justice Court J. J. ‘Hankins Richard Hawk Corona Hawk Concord Roy van den Heuvel Here Marysville Yuba County

19 year old Atherton girl to be released on recognizance

Leslie Bacon a 19 year old from Atherton California will be freed on her own recognizance after the Ninth Circuit ordered release from custody as a material witness in the Capitol bombing. She must post 10000 bail on a separate conspiracy charge tied to a December New York bank bombing and must not leave the Western District without permission. Her attorneys must also post surety for her court appearances. Bacon has been jailed since April 27 in Washington DC awaiting questioning.

San Francisco Leslie Bacon U.S. Capitol Atherton Calif First National City Bank New York City Miss Bacon U.S. 9Th Circuit Court of Appeals Seattle Western Washington Federal Court District Washington D.C

Suspension Set In Malott Case

One youth in the December 24 burglary of Malott Hardware in Lawrence received a three year suspended sentence from Douglas County Court. William Barker eighteen of 432 Mass pleaded guilty June 4 to burglary, part of a group that wounded Joel Malott thirty four of Fort Worth Texas during the arrest near the store. Another youth was sent to a correctional institution while the shooter is a juvenile at the Boys Industrial School Topeka.

Malott Hardware Mass Joel Malott Forth Worth Tex Douglas County William Barker Barker Malott Lawrence Boys’ Industrial School Topeka

Kansas Traffic Deaths Log For 24 Hours

Kansas highway death log shows 0 fatalities in the 24 hours to 9 a.m. Wednesday. For June total 19 and for 1971 total 277, with two fatalities not previously reported compared to the 1970 period of 275.

Topeka Kan

Michael Breeding Memorial Scholarship Fund Established at KU

Donations totaling three thousand dollars have created the Michael H. Breeding Scholarship Fund at the Kansas University Endowment Association. Breeding, a KU alum from Blue Rapids, was missing in action as a Marine pilot in Vietnam in February 1970. The first award will go to Daniel Dean Strohmeyer of Axtell, a junior and physical education major.

Kansas University Endowment Association Michael H. Breeding Breeding Blue Rapids Vietnam Merle Breeding Boeing J. E. McManus Marshall County Daniel Dean Strohmeyer Axtell Strohmeyer Donald Strohmeyer

Hutchinson Man Waives a Trial In Murder Case

Dwight Kafka 29 of Hutchinson waived a jury trial and pleaded no contest to the April 2 killing of James L. Armer of Little River. He was sentenced to life in prison after being found guilty by Judge Frederick Woleslagel in Rice County. Also charged is Richard Liggett of Newton, with related shooting deaths under pending arraignment.

Lyons Kan Hutchinson Dwight Kafka James L. Armer Little River Kafka Frederick Woleslagel Rice County Richard Liggett Newton Liggett Louisiana

Missouri Legislature Ends With Few New Laws

The 1971 Missouri Legislature closes amid a $1.7 billion budget and limited new laws. Taxes rise with a proposed income tax extension, a motor fuel tax increase fails without highway bonds, ecology bills tax mine lands, narcotics controls pass, school aid rises by 70 million, and foreign trade zones may boost business.

Jefferson City Missouri Warren E. Hearnes Ite

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