Resignation Over Alleged Bribe Ties Seward County Official
Everett Johns resigned Monday as Seward County Commission chair after charging assistant attorney general Don Hoffman offered him a bribe and three options including firing County Engineer Ted Berglund. Johns said Hoffman pressed to remove Berglund or face ouster action, while Hoffman and state officials offered cautious defense and declined further comment.
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Kan
Kansas
Everett Johns
Seward
Johns
Don Hoffman
Ted Berglund
Berglund
Hoffman
Kim Ramey
Commission
Topeka
Curt Schneider
Seward County
Schneider
Prosecutor Calls For New Trial In Hallman Death Row Case
In Tampa a former prosecutor who won Hallman's death sentence now urges a new trial after a doctor's deposition in a malpractice matter suggests the victim Eleanor Groves died from inadequate care rather than the barmaid slashing. Groves died in April 1973 from brain damage tied to lack of oxygen.
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Fla
Clifford Hallman
Florida
Eleanor Jean Groves
Asst
Robert Nutter
Hallman
Thomas Meyers
James Crumbley
Tampa General Hospital
Groves
Crumbley
Florida Supreme Court
Richard Ervin
Ervin
Hal Iman
Kansas Supermarkets See Beef and Coffee Prices Fall
Kansas Farm Bureau data show a broad price drop across beef cuts except blade roast, with blade roast up to .79 per pound. National brand coffee fell to 2.02 a pound, while canning crops in California hint at higher prices ahead. Pork sirloin roast rose to 1.46, whole ham steady at 1.12, milk fell to 1.63 a gallon, butter rose to 1.31, and fryers edged lower while cut-up varieties gained.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas
Kansas Farm Bureau
California
UMKC Medical School Placed on Probation
The accrediting body of the Association of American Medical Colleges placed the University of Missouri Kansas City School of Medicine on probation. School leaders vowed to appeal, noting accreditation remains and graduates will be eligible for advanced training.
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Kansas City
The
Association of American Medical Colleges
University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Medicine
Ned W. Small
Kansas City Star
Association
Liaison Committee On Medical Education
Small
E. Greg Dimond
Health Sciences
Richard K. Noback
Medical School
James C. Olson
University of Missouri
Accrediting Association
Noback
Liaison Committee
Border Patrol Nabs Suspect Crossing With Guns In Chowchilla Case
Canadian authorities turned away 24 year old James Schoenfeld near Cascade B C after finding a rifle and three handguns in his car. He carried the Woods and Snyder IDs and claimed to be heading to the Olympics. He was sent back to the U S and released. The kidnapping case involves Schoenfeld and Frederick Woods IV.
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Calif
James Schoenfeld
Washington State
Cascade
B.C
Ken Yaeger
Grand Forks
Yaeger
Schoenfeld
U.S
Laurier
Wash
Frederick Newhall Woods IV
Ralph Lester Snyder
Scoenfeld
California
Montana
Alameda County
Tom Houchins
Woods
San Francisco Peninsula
Sandaifeld
Richard
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Methodist Hospital School of Nursing
Jean Reed
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Wellsville
Colbern
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Canadian Border Patrol
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Chowchilla
Houchins
Marin County
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San Francisco
Volved
Madera County
Charles Hoffman
Richard Schoenfeld
Oakland
William Gagen
Graffham’s
Jack Graffham
American Family Cancer Care
Plan
American Family Life Assurance Company Home Office
Columbus, Georgia
Leo C. Miller
S. Hickory
Ottawa
Cloris Boucek
Leo
Cloris
Ottawa Herald
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