Convicted Marine Spy Sentenced to 30 Years in Prison
Sgt. Clayton Lonetree, first Marine convicted of spying, is sentenced by a military jury to 30 years in prison, a $5,000 fine, dishonorable discharge, and rank reduction. He may be paroled in 10 years after showing little emotion. an appeal is promised.
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Quantico
Clayton Lonetree
Lonetree
William Kunstler
St. Paul, Minn
Navy
Philip F. Roberts
Bobbi Weinberger
Beck
Fort Leavenworth
Kaw
Officials Ponder Woes At Lansing Penitentiary
In Topeka, Department of Corrections and U.S. Justice Department officials met for two hours to discuss possible problems with conditions at the Kansas State Penitentiary. The session followed a Justice Department report, not made public, that Kansas officials reportedly received in June and alleged civil rights violations over inadequate health care at the 116 year old facility.
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Topeka
Kan
Department of Corrections
U.S. Justice Department
Justice Department
Richard Mills
Kansas City Times
Kansas State Penitentiary
the Times
Larry Cowger
Mills
Grain Surplus Overshadows 87 Slump In US feed grains
U S Agriculture Department analysts say the large stockpile of feed grains will limit the impact of a projected production cut. 1987-88 feed grain supply seen at about 374 million tons with a record 154 million ton carryover. 87.5 million acres expected to be harvested, yield forecasts show record corn and sorghum yields. World coarse grain production and trade are set to rise modestly in 1987-88, with world corn trade up about 2 million tons to 59 million.
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Washington
U.S
Agriculture Department
Department
Economic Research Service
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Kunstler
Michael Stulff
KGB
CIA
Moscow
Vienna
Maj
David L. Beck
Marine Maj
Frank R. Short
Stulff
Sergeant Lonetree
Stuliff
Violetta
Lansing
Don L. McKelvey
Chiropractic
Olathe
Emporia
Jayne
Ed Tey
Ler Levis
Missy
Boys Slim
Reg
Lot
Levis
Levi’s
HS. Sun
Pizza Hut
Ottawa
Ottawas
Ottawa Tire
Leegtee
Golden Bear
Val
Lee Turbo
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