Security Force Nixed for Haskell Junior College
Supt. Wallace Galluzzi says no commercial security force will be hired at Haskell Indian Junior College this year due to tight finances and success of the six member student campus security team led by counselor Dave Bennett. The college may add a safety officer if budgets allow, while no final budget figures have been promised by Washington.
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Woman given probation in Tri-State shooting case
Sharon Lynn Moritz, 27 of Joplin, was found guilty as an accessory after the fact to second degree murder in the Sept 30 1970 sniping death of Tri State Motor Transit driver John Galt. She received one year in jail credit and three years probation and parole.
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Sharon Lynn Moritz
Joplin
Tri- State Motor Transit’ Co
Greene County
Jack Powell
Moritz
John Galt
Oklahoma City
Okla
Interstate 44
Here
Gerald Bowden
Sudlow Opens First Exhibit at 7E Seventh Gallery
Landscape artist Robert Sudlow launches the 7E Seventh Gallery in Lawrence with a solo show featuring his drawings not shown before and oil paintings from last summer. The opening Sunday includes a 1 p.m. artist reception.
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Robert Sudlow
Lawrence
Ludlow
Borgnine Cited In Damage Suit Involving Private Investigator
Los Angeles AP reports actor Ernest Borgnine is named in a $100,000 damage suit filed in Superior Court by investigator Roger Leighton alleging Borgnine punched and kicked him after serving divorce papers. Leighton, 50, claims injuries including back damage and bruises from the Sept. 18 incident in Torreon, Mexico, where Borgnine was filming. Borgnine’s fourth wife Donna Anna filed for divorce Sept. 13.
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Ernest Borgnine
Roger Leighton
Borgnine
Leighton
Torreon
Mexico
Donna Anna
KU Medical Center Receives 3-Year Hartford Grant for Immunotherapy Study
Kansas University Medical Center in Kansas City will receive a $198 051 grant from the John A Hartford Foundation to support two more years of immunotherapy cancer research led by Dr. Loren J. Humphrey. The work builds on three years of prior study and aims to refine vaccines and identify cancer tissue antibodies and their specificity.
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John A. Hartford Foundation, Inc
New York City
Kansas University Medical Center
Loren J. Humphrey
Kansas
Had
Emory University
Atlanta
Humphrey
Castro Attacks U S as Cuba lauds Soviet aid in Chile
Fidel Castro denounced the United States as a greedy imperial power and praised the Soviet Union for saving the Cuban revolution. Speaking to 20,000 in Concepcion and later addressing steelworkers, he blamed Washington for Cuba’s production woes and touted Chile's socialist shift as stepping toward ending imperialist influence.
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Washington
Castro
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