Triple Killer Given Death Sentence
Paul E. Gilly was sentenced to the electric chair after a jury convicted him of first degree murder in the Yablonski slayings. The 38-year-old Cleveland housepainter allegedly received a $5 200 contract to arrange the killings and killed Joseph Yablonski his wife and daughter in Clarksville.
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Paul E. Gilly
Yablonski
Charles Sweet
Gilly
Cleveland
United Mine Workers
Joseph Yablonski
Clarksville
Water District Effort Planned South of River
A new rural water district was organized at Wakarusa Valley school with roughly 75 residents. Boundaries run north to Wakarusa River and west to Lone Star area. boundary may shift due to weak interest. Don Carbaugh elected chairman of the temporary steering committee with Orville Flory Walter Kollmorgan Royce Brandt and Carl Lavery as members.
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Pleasant Grove Estate
Vinland Road
Lone Star Area
Lone Star
E. L. van Meter
Don Carbaugh
Orville Flory
Walter Kollmorgan
Royce Brandt
Carl Lavery
Water District
van Meter
Douglas County Commission
Art Heck
Howard O'Connor
The
Kansas Geological Survey
Bob Bigsby
Rural Water District No. 2
Hutchinson School Officials Refuse Salary Disclosure
Hutchinson Kansas officials refuse to release salary information for administrators principals and supervisors. Board president Franklin Fee says public salaries are not generally known and must be checked at administrative offices. Contract details are public. thirty two staff affected with sealed salary scales.
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Franklin Fee
Fee
Tornado kills child near Zachary during mobile home collapse
A tornado ripped through a mobile home park five miles north of Zachary Louisiana killing 2 year old Kandra Sue Davis of Hillside Farms. One trailer was torn from its foundation while another trailer was blown off its foundation with no injuries reported. Zachary lies about ten miles north of Baton Rouge.
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Zachary
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Kandra Sue Davis
Hillside Farms
Baton Rouge
Military costs rise as U.S. moves to all volunteer forces
Washington reports the United States aims to field an all volunteer military by mid-1973 with manpower at 2,358,000 and higher costs, potentially $12 billion above pre Vietnam levels. Defense Secretary Melvin Laird seeks incentives to cut the draft to 50,000 this year while preserving national Guard and reserve drafts as a last resort.
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Washington
United States
Laird
Secretary of Defense
Melvin R. Laird
National Guard
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