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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1972

Page

9

Six Lawton Boys Admit Burglaries Across 39 Homes

Six elementary students aged 10 to 13 in Lawton Oklahoma confessed to burglaries at 39 homes over two months and admitted taking food and portable radios. The boys led juvenile authorities around town and described breaking into houses when residents were away to raise money to free their puppy.

Lawton Okla

Woman Fined for Tax Evasion in Kansas City Case

Doris F. McCoy 34 was fined 750 and placed on three years probation after a jury found she failed to report about 20000 dollars of income earned in 1968 as a prostitute. The judge barred continued prostitution and she pledged to comply.

Kansas City Doris F. McCoy U.S

Army seeks 99 million for civilian KP plan sparks GOP doubts

Washington AP The Army’s push to replace soldiers with civilian kitchen policemen as part of the all‑volunteer force faces strong opposition in the House Appropriations Committee. Critics question spending funds for KP reform that could go to cancer research or a new tank. Generals defend the move, saying civilian chefs free troops for combat roles and boost morale.

Washington House Appropriations Committee Michael S. Davison Europe Davison Volunteer Army Ralph Haines Continental Army Command

Topeka Attorney Sues Menninger Foundation for 610000

Mortimer A. Berlin sues the Menninger Foundation and four doctors in Topeka alleging a Jan 1972 conspiracy to deprive him of liberty and that he was kidnapped and imprisoned for 22 days. Defendants include Drs Harold Voth Allan Foodman Roger Berlin and Jerry Berlin. Berlin and the doctors share no relation.

Topeka, Kan Menninger Foundation Topeka Harold Voth Allan Foodman Roger Berlin Kansas City Jerry Berlin Chicago Berlin

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