Murder trial may redefine death in California
Oakland defendant Andrew D Lyons faces a murder charge in the Sept 10 shooting death of Samuel M Allen 29. Allen's heart was kept beating after brain death and transplanted to Blaine Wixom 52 of Salt Lake City, prompting debate over the legal definition of death.
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Oakland. Calif
Albert W. Melling
Alameda County
California
Stafford P. Buckley
Andrew D. Lyons
Oakland
Samuel M. Allen
Allen
Cruikshank
Widow Seeks Jail Over Killer Of Her Husband
In Miami Naomi Smith, widow of Rudolph Smith, 36, argues her husband’s killer Larry Darnell Clark, 19, should face prison rather than partial probation. Clark pleaded guilty to second degree murder. Judge Dan Satin planned to rule by November 19 after considering a day-work arrangement with weekly support payments for Smith’s five children.
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Miami
Naomi Smith
al Strain
Larry Darnell Clark
Clark
Mrs. Smith
Rudolph
Dade County
Dan Satin
Changes Sought in Plan On Water Discharges
EPA administrator Russell Train says Kansas must revise its state program for issuing water discharge permits before approval. He notes a need for stronger state authority and procedural elements to meet National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System requirements. A public hearing in Topeka July 17 assessed statutory authority and procedures.
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Topeka, Kan
Environmental Protection Agency
Kansas
Robert Docking
Russell E. Train
EPA
Train
Topeka
Queen Crowned Homecoming Queen at Eudora High
Eudora High School senior Eudora Birgette Lothholz was crowned Homecoming queen at halftime Friday. Her attendants Cody Grosdidier Jo Ann Abel Sharon Had and Janet Sommer, all Eudora seniors, stood with her. The Cardinals defeated Louisburg Wildcats 36 to 14.
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Eudora
Birgette Lothholz
Cody Grosdidier
Jo Ann Abel
Sharon Had
Janet Sommer
Cardinals
Louisburg Wildcats
Legislators Luncheon Set for KU Homecoming
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce members may lunch with Kansas legislators and spouses before the Kansas University homecoming game on October 13. Lloyd Buzzi will introduce KU and K State alumni presidents and university leaders at the legislators reception in the Union. Reservations are available at the Chamber office.
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Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Kansas
Kansas University
Kansas State
Lloyd Buzzi
Lawrence
K-State
Archie Dykes
James McCain
Kansas Union
Chamber
Programs Seek Workers for Manpower Training
Manpower and Neighborhood Youth Corps programs seek adults and high school dropouts for work opportunities. Richard Jackson of Manpower said applicants may be 16 or older for NYC listings, with pay at 1.60 dollars per hour and weekly hours up to 40. Both programs end January 31. Jackson’s office is at Second and Main in Ottawa.
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Manpower Dicar
Richard Jackson
Tony
Nyc
Jackson
Second and Main
Ottawa
Display Set Showcases Historic Printmaking at KU Museum
Drypoint needles burins and tools of printmaking will be shown along with a series of distinguished prints Sunday at the Kansas University Art Museum. The exhibit, drawn from Spencer Library Nelson Art Gallery and KU collections, runs through Nov. 11 and highlights the development of printmaking with works by Manet Daumier Durer Munch Matisse and Rauschenberg. It will fill the second floor print gallery and serve as teaching material for art history.
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Andrea Mantegna
Kansas University
Art Museum
Mantegna
Spencer Library
Journal-World Photo
Kansas University Art Museum
Spencer ‘Library
Nelson Art Gallery
Kansas City
KU. Art Museum
Gridley Smith
Manon
Kiss Me Kate on stage and a busy arts calendar
University Theatre presents Kiss Me Kate at Murphy Hall with 8 p.m. and 2:30 p.m. showings. The community arts calendar lists music, art exhibits, and cultural events across Lawrence venues including libraries, galleries, museums, and the Kansas Union, featuring works by Thomas Coleman Robert Grier Arvid Jacobson and others with diverse media and topics.
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Kate
University Theatre
Murphy Hll
Nyfrm
Sprite
Children’s Story Theatre
Lawrence
Mark .Shelton
Charles DiCapo
Lorie Schwram
Gary Brown
Pe Museum of Art
Thomas Coleman
Robert Grier
Natural History Museum
Kansas Union
Arvid Jacobson
East 7Th
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Herta Galton
Medical
Mark Linton
Watson Library
Nicolaus Copérnicus
Jower Jewel
Aro Spencer
Rome
Kansas
RC. Moore Hall
R. C. Moore
Seattle Faces Water Shortage and Power Saving Push
After a dry summer the Northwest faces a 15 billion kilowatt hour deficit if winters stay dry. Seattle City Light launches Kill-A-Watt to cut usage as public spaces and businesses unplug lights and dim signage. John Ford of a neon company backs voluntary actions while Oregon orders neon signs off.
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Northwest Power Pool
Seattle City Light
Simpson Timber Co
Seattle
John Ford
Ford
Oregon
Tom McCall
Northwest
Lawrence Jaycees Continue Peanut Butter Sale Goal
The Lawrence Jaycees will continue their peanut butter sale this Sunday to reach the annual fundraising goal. They only met half of the 1,800 jar target last Sunday, with proceeds benefiting the Kansas Jaycees Cerebral Palsy Ranch in Augusta.
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Lawrence Jaycees
Kansas Jaycees
Augusta
Charge Pending Over Mortgaged Car Seizure Case
Clifford P. Smith of Mission faces a Douglas County Court charge of impairing a security interest by concealing a mortgaged car. A preliminary hearing is set for 2 p.m. October 30. Smith, 42, is free on a $1,500 bond. The automobile is mortgaged to a Douglas County bank.
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Douglas County
Clifford P. Smith
Smith
Mission
A. Douglas County Bank
Woman Sentenced In District Court For Disorderly Conduct
Nanette M. MacDonald 22 of Mt. Pleasant Michigan received a one year suspended jail sentence after pleading guilty in Douglas County District Court to disorderly conduct and unlawful deprivation of property. She had been charged with aiding in robbery and kidnapping, reduced before the plea. MacDonald and Kenneth R. Childers 25 of Sacramento were arrested July 19 for robbing the Jayhawk Motel of about $100. Childers was held in county jail and later released to Colorado authorities. his case continues next Friday.
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Nanette M. MacDonald
Mt. Pleasant
Mich
Childers
Colorado
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