Bodies Of Missing Women Found In Shallow Grave
In Tulsa Oklahoma AP reports autopsies were to be performed on the bodies of two women found Tuesday in a shallow grave in northeast Oklahoma. The five day search for Kendal Ashmore 35 and Kathy Anne Brown 22 ended with the discovery.
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Tulsa
Okla
Oklahoma
Kendal Ashmore
Kathy Anne Brown
Sallisaw
Okio
Larry Eugene Chaney
Jenks
Chaney
Ashmore
Miss Brown
Jenks-Tulsa
Art Lee
Riverside National Bank of
Haskell Gaither
the Jeffersonian
Pryor
Miss Pryor
Oklahoma State University
Allegan, Mich
The
Ashmores
Ashmore Farm
Archbishop in Congo Is Murdered
Archibishop Emile Biayenda of Brazzaville was kidnapped and killed, government reports say. Vatican and Rome react with consternation as details remain sparse. The piece also notes yesterday’s killing of Ugandan Archbishop Janani Luwum and recounts local unrelated crime and bus crash items.
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Brazzaville
Congo Republic
Emile Cardinal Biayenda
Congolese Workers’ Party
Rome
Vatican
Cardinal Biayenda
Marion Ngouabi
Radio Brazzaville
Alphonse Massamba-Debat
Ngouabi
Mpangala
French Congo
Paul VI
Uganda
Janani Luwum
Idi Amin
Prospects For Early Settlement In Kansas City Teacher Strike
Kansas City teachers strike actions push talks into stalemate with both sides conditioning negotiations on counter proposals and legal opinions. Union leader Hudson remains unreachable amid restraining order proceedings as school districts cite disruptions to 51,000 students and 92 closed schools.
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Kansas City
James D. Robinson
American Federation of Teachers
Basil North Jr
North
Norman B. Hudson
Hudson
Jackson County
Kansas City Federation of Teachers
Robert W. Wheeler
Missouri Supreme Court
St. Louis
Border zigs it should zag over Tahoe border
California lands commission reports a surveying error since 1850 leaves the border north of Lake Tahoe off by up to a third of a mile. The discrepancy could place Crystal Bay Club and Cal-Neva Lodge in California, though courts favor borders long honored by both states.
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Sacramento
Calif
Nevada
California
California Lands Commission
Lake Tahoe
Asst
Jan Stevens
Commission
Robert Hight
Crystal Bay Club
Cal-Neva Lodge
Tahoe North Shore
Governor Pays Football Debt in Mushrooms and VW Jab
Pennsylvania Governor Milton Shapp settled a last year bet with Ohio Governor James Rhodes after Ohio State beat Penn State. Shapp paid with Pennsylvania mushrooms as a consolation and quipped about a new game called Volkswagen noting a plant in Pennsylvania rather than Ohio.
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Columbus
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Milton Shapp
James Rhodes
Buckeyes
Volkswagen
Germ tests in St Louis reveal covert U S Army trials
The U S Army conducted several germ warfare tests in public areas in St Louis between 1953 and 1965, according to the St. Louis Post Dispatch. Defense documents say exposed persons and exact sites remain classified, with tests using inorganic fluorescent particles likely including zinc cadmium sulfide in other cities.
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ST. Louis
U.S. Army
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Department of Defense
Washington
Defense Department
Army
Lkely
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Paul Ensor College
Tony Ferguson
B.D. Bolden
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Charles Forbis
Peggy D. Freeman
Leon Freeman
Steve Fugate
Robert Fugate
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Douglas
Michael Douglas
Ciandra Lucker
Kirk Douglas
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Washington, D.C
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Robinson
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