Haskell student jailed in liquor store thefts
A Haskell Indian Junior College student, Cleveland F. Skunk, 19, was arrested after break ins at Frey and Williams Liquor Store and Peterson Retail Liquors, totaling about 700 dollars in damages. He faces second degree burglary larceny and destruction of property charges with a 2500 dollar bond. Police reported a brick entry at 3 36 a m, another window breach two hours later, and liquor losses of 431 66 and 227.00 respectively. Additional weekend thefts included a revolver from a car, tires from another, and tapes from a car, with various damages and losses.
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Haskell
Frey and Williams
Cleveland F. Skunk
Osceola Hall
Douglas County
Peterson
Lawrence
Lora Fritz
Ind
Sam Shipstead
Tenn
Coats for Kids Drive Fails to Meet Pace in Lawrence
Jaycees president Charles DiCapo says fewer than 50 coats have been received after two weeks of a coat drive. Last year the group collected nearly 300 coats. Donations can be left at any Lawrence fire station or arranged for pickup by calling John Sallender at 842 3008. Coats will be distributed in December at a drive-through distribution point.
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Jaycees
Charles DiCapo
DiCapo
Lawrence
John Sallender
Strike Action For October 10-Year High
Washington AP reports strike activity reached a decade high in October with over 10 million man-days lost, led by the GM walkout. The loss equaled about 0.6 percent of total working time, pushing annual lost time to around 0.33 percent. Major October stoppages included construction in Kansas City and LA, Trans World and Northwest, Philadelphia schools, and Westinghouse in Evansville plus California producers.
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General Motors
U.S. Labor Dept
United Auto Workers
Auto
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Trans World
Northwest Airlines
Philadelphia
Sabine Area
Beaumont
Tex
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Evansville
Ind
Produce Growers
California
Wamego Hunter Hurt In Farm Shooting Accident
Benjamin Eichem 28 of Wamego was wounded by pellets while hunting on the Marvin Niedfeldt farm in the Wells Creek area south of Belvue. The Wamego Junior High teacher suffered multiple pellet wounds to head and neck and was hospitalized at Stormont Vail in Topeka in serious condition Sunday night.
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Benjamin Eichem
Marvin Niedfeldt
Wells Creek
Belvue
Eichem
Wamego Junior High School
Stormont- Vail Hospital
Topeka
Michigan Law Students Offer Free Public Service
Michigan University law students formed the Legislative Aid Bureau to draft and research local ordinances for Ann Arbor Delta County and Grand Rapids. Volunteers work without pay or credit, guided by Prof. William Pierce, and handle gun control, bottle recycling, and abandoned property bills.
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Ann Arbor, Mich
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Delta County
Grand Rapids
Legislative Aid Bureau
Thomas Brown
Shawnee Mission
Kan
William Pierce
Law School
Legislative Research Center
Pierce
Ann Arbor City
Fire in Trash Can Behind Kansas Union
A fire in a trash can behind the Kansas Union was extinguished by Kansas University police around 7:30 p.m. Friday. Officer Frank Burge, director of the union, provided a description of an automobile seen nearby earlier.
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Kansas Union
Kansas University
Frank Burge
The
Union
Anacin Proves Same Relief As Prescription Headache Tablet
Doctors tests show Anacin, a nonprescription tablet, relieves tension headaches as effectively as the leading prescription product. It is not narcotic, causes no dizziness or upset stomach, and offers fast relief comparable to the prescription option used in millions of prescriptions last year.
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Steven Campbell
Campbell
13Th and
Oread
Jean Nichols
Brook
Douglas County State Bank
Salvation Army
Wamego Hunter
Paul
Hodgson
West
State Farm
FA Fire and Casualty Company
Bloomington
Illinois
Michigan University
Law
Esquire Barber Service
Ridge Court
Lawrence Glass and Mirror CO
N.H
Christmas Club
Our Christ
Our Christmas Club
Iowa
Shank
Sultana Finest
Jane Parker
SAVE
Gretta
Dag
Massachusetts
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