No new leads in two Kansas murder cases
The FBI and Kansas Bureau of Investigation report no new suspects or leads in the April 19 killing of Joan Scott of Tonganoxie and the 1973 murders of Hazel Avery, Stephen Avery, and Gary Longfellow near Ottawa. Investigations continue. a man who may have information in the Avery case remains unfound.
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Kansas Fireworks Rules Vary By City County State
State allows sales next Friday through July 5 with restrictions local. Baldwin permits July 1-4 sales and shoots July 1-4. Eudora July 3-5. Lawrence July 2-4 7 am to 11 pm. County permits $10. Baldwin stands $25. county and unincorporated areas firework sale July 2-4. Inspectors will check stands for compliance and users should follow label instructions and safety guidelines.
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Elsie Smith
Colby Faces Dismissal Pressure from Rockefeller Kissinger
CBS News reported Friday that Vice President Rockefeller and Secretary of State Kissinger favor removing CIA director William E. Colby. A Ford administration official quoted Rockefeller calling Colby a weak person.
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William E. Colby
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Lawrence Symphony’s Thursday Pops Concert Receives Praise
The Lawrence Symphony at Free State Opera House delivered a solid pops program conducted by Larry Williams. Highlights included Mord Gould’s American Salute showcasing brass, Gershwin’s Porgy and Bess with strong solos, and Copland Rodeo where strings showed strain but overall the performance succeeded. Bernstein selections and Barnes arranged Jesus Christ Superstar closed the show with striking impact and dynamic conducting.
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Williams
Lawrence Symphony
Aaron Copland
James Barnes
Barnes
Shopper’s coat checked at jail
A Reno shopper entered a supermarket with a large tailored coat packed with pockets to haul out ham, steak, razor blades, canned seafood, and cigarettes. Three clerks stopped him at the checkout and held him for police after the man, quoted saying he came to buy bread but did not like prices.
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Reno, Nev
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Irrigators urged to seek efficiency amid gas uncertainly
Kansas State University engineers Ralph I. Liepper and Harry Manges warned irrigators at a Manhattan conference that political decisions could affect natural gas supplies. They urged farmers to pursue more efficient watering methods as gas availability remains uncertain.
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Harry Manges
Kansas State University
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