Only Death Row Occupant In Lansing Reacts To Ruling
William H. Hamilton III the sole death row inmate at Kansas Penitentiary stated capital punishment being ruled unconstitutional by the U.S. Supreme Court is a step forward for mankind while expressing surprise and elation He explained his views amid questions from newsmen at Lansing where he is under a stay of execution for the Jan 2 1971 Hutchinson shooting death of Michael D Lattimer He described his evolution on the issue and warned of emotional corners that ignite strong reactions He said the Lattimer family might be relieved he would not face death though the victim’s mother Sybil Ridge urged the death penalty for cold blooded murder and warned of future risk if the convict gains parole.
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Lansing
Kan
Kansas Penitentiary
U.S. Supreme Court
William H. Hamilton III
Penitentiary
Articulate Hamilton
Michael D. Lattimer
Hutchinson
Kansas Supreme Court
Kenneth Kilpatrick
Larned State Hospital
R. J. Gaffney
Hamilton
Hamilton Appeared Voluntarily ‘and At His ‘Own Request.” Gaffney
Floria
Baltimore
Kansas
Gaffney
Jere - Hamilton
Mike Lattimer
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State Officials Agree Government Going Well in Kansas
Kansas officials report high government standards after meetings with other states. The Finance Council approved pay scales for new departments, raised salaries for psychiatrists and museum staff, added positions for the fire marshal, and extended public service programs and a marijuana research contract. One rejection occurred to waive an experience requirement for an account clerk III.
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Peka, Kan
Kansas
Robert Docking
Finance Council
Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Kansas State University
Northwest Lines Grounded In Early July 4 Strike By Pilots
Northwest Airlines pilots struck amid a contract dispute halting service at the start of the July 4 weekend. About 50 000 to 60 000 passengers were affected, with pickets at Seattle and Minneapolis airports. Negotiations resumed briefly after a cooling-off period expired. no progress reported. Major issues include hours of service, subcontracting, and grievance procedures.
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Minneapolis, Minn
Northwest
Robert Rezanka
The
Pilots Association
Rezanka
To Ms Or Not To Ms A Language Of Liberation
The article questions the feminist push for Ms as a universal title, noting translations differ worldwide and pronunciation challenges. It argues Ms does not confer legal or financial rights and highlights the odds of misaddressing women increase with three options, offering little real change.
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