Public defenders argue Simants a moron in Kellie murders trial
In North Platte Nebraska public defenders for Erwin Charles Simants seek to prove he is grossly mentally retarded and cannot be held responsible for the Kellie family killings. They argue an eight year old level of functioning while prosecutors plan to show multiple sex assaults and murders including a young girl, her grandfather, grandmother, son and grandchildren. The case features a sequestered jury, testimonies from a state pathologist, and a diagram of the crime scene as the trial proceeds with limits on reporting previously lifted.
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North Platte
Neb
Erwin Charles Simants
Henry Kellie
Sutherland
Leonard Wyhnalek
Simants
Miles Foster
Mel Messersmith
Ogallala
Nebraska State Patrol
Kellies
Nebraska
U.S. Supreme Court
Marvin Holscher
Holscher
Kellie
Florence Kellie
Henry
Audrey Marie
David
Deanna
Daniel
Vyhnalek
James Boggs
Boggs
Amos
Personal News of Wellsville Partially Continued
The record recounts Ellis being tried by a military commission for publishing enemy information and aiding resistance to the U.S. government. He was banished from Missouri, his printing materials seized and sold. It notes 1850s election interference, Kansas troubles, and Montgomery County men voting early and often. It also covers emigration to Colorado during the Pike's Peak excitement and traffic on the Boone’s Lick road aiding local farmers.
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United States
Montgomery County
Colorado
Pike's Peak
Boone's Lick
Fire at Hawthorne Melody Farms kills 21 show horses
In Libertyville Illinois a stable fire at Hawthorne Melody Farms claimed the lives of twenty one show horses. Fire officials say a natural gas explosion started the blaze and two attendants failed to move most horses from stalls before the 200 foot structure burned. Three horses were saved before the men retreated due to smoke and heat. One fireman suffered injuries from flying debris. Damaged stables estimated at $100000.
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Libertyville, Ill
Hawthorne Melody Farms
Chicago
Jim Bentley
Libertyville
Bentley
Government Proposes Ban On DES In Cattle And Sheep
FDA announces a proposal to bar DES use in cattle and sheep production over residual liver contamination and cancer concerns. Congress weighs broader bans on DES in livestock feed and human drug use amid past court reversals and ongoing testing using new methods.
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Washington
Congress
The
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Agriculture Department
Californian Will Head Farm Bureau
Allan Grant of California defeated incumbent William J. Kuhfuss 113 to 83 to become president of the American Farm Bureau Federation at its St Louis convention. Grant, 69, heads a 640 acre Visalia area farm and aims to continue federation policies while improving farmer standing.
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ST. Louis
American Farm Bureau Federation
Allan Grant
California
William J. Kuhfuss
Robert B. Delano
National Board of Directors
Grant
Visalia
Calif
California Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau Federation
Delano
Warsaw
Virginia Farm Bureau Federation
South
John Junior Armstrong
Manhattan
Kan
Dean Kleckner
Rudd, Towa
Frederick Heringer
Clarksburg
J. Robert Wade
Franklin, Ky
Kentucky Job Offer To Steven Ford
President Ford's son Steven Ford, 19, is guaranteed a job on a Kentucky horse farm if he desires one. The Thoroughbred Breeders of Kentucky offered him the position after learning he had transferred from Utah State University to California State Polytechnic University to study horseshoeing and riding.
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Lexington
Ford
Steven
Kentucky
Utah State University
California State Polytechnic University
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Enfield
Conn
Cliff Riley
Riley
Ronald Reagan
Hugh M. Arant
Ruleville
Miss
U.S
Soviet Union
Federation
Steven Ford
Soil Service
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