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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1973

Page

6

Three killed in Ottawa area in double murder investigation

Franklin County officials say three people Hazel Avery 53 Lawrence Steven Avery 22 Iola and Gary Longfellow 23 Lawrence were found shot to death in Mrs Avery’s car two miles south of Ottawa after midnight Tuesday. All were shot more than once at close range with a larger caliber weapon. motive not robbery. Investigators search the scene and nearby creeks while seeking the gun. reports point to ties with a paternity case in Jefferson County and the guidance of the KBI and FBI.

Jewel Scott Here Hazel Avery Lawrence Steven T. Avery Iola Gary O. Longfellow Franklin County Robert L. Pinet Avery Longfellow Steven Avery Pinet Franklin Anderson Allen Douglas Franklin County Sheriff's Department Kansas Bureau of Investigation KBI FBI Herald Lawrence School of Hairstyling Jefferson County Oskaloosa Feem Products Inc Richmond Delbert G. Longfellow Douglas County McLouth

Bell Pleads Guilty in Abduction and Rape Case

Randall E Bell, 24, of Kansas City, pleaded guilty in Johnson County District Court to nine counts including kidnapping, rape, robbery and burglary tied to the abduction and rape of two Olathe women. Judge Harold Riggs ordered an evaluation at the Kansas State Mental Hospital in Larned pending sentencing.

Olathe Kan Randall E. Bell Kansas City Johnson County Bell Harold Riggs Kansas State Mental Hospital Larned Franklin County

Nixon Bends To Outcry Over Spiraling Meat Prices

President Nixon imposes a ceiling on beef pork and lamb prices effective immediately as he seeks a permanent cure for rising food costs. The move follows housewife frustration and meat counter boycotts and is met with mixed Congress reactions and continuing consumer protests.

Nixon Washington U.S Vietnam Hanoi Congress Cost of Living Council

Weather County Forecast Intermittent rain may cause flooding

Intermittent rain tonight and Saturday with locally heavy downpours raising flood risk in low areas. Lows tonight near 40s, highs Saturday in the upper 40s to low 50s. North to northeast winds 10 to 20 mph. Rain chances 90 percent tonight, 60 percent Saturday. Temperatures today show 52 high, 42 low with prior records of 62 and 14 in 1943 and 1964 respectively. Barometer 29.94.

Revolt Leaders Plan Week-Long Action Despite Ceilings

Leaders of the housewives' revolt say they are not satisfied with Nixon's meat price ceilings and still plan a week long consumer action. They expressed pleasure with the Thursday night announcement but remain committed to their protest.

Tinue June Donovan Los Angeles Senate Hugh Scott Pennsylvania William Gillen Associated Press Nixon

Wounded Knee in hands of agency on its last legs

The American Indian Movement in Wounded Knee meets with the American Indian Task Force of the Justice Department as Frizzell extends the unit’s life beyond April 15. Pine Ridge and Wounded Knee residents plan grievances hearings while a meat price ceiling spurs farmer protests and a national buyers’ strike.

American Indian Task Force Civil Rights Division U.S. Justice Department Frizzell Washington Pine Ridge Pine Ridge Reservation Wounded Knee

Faith And Hope Amid Hanoi POW Ordeals Told By Survivors

POWs freed from Hanoi and Viet Cong camps share memories of torture starvation and sleep deprivation. They describe beatings, isolation, and painful reeducation efforts while maintaining discipline and a code among prisoners. Notable accounts include Jeremiah A. Denton Jr and Robinson Risner detailing torture and solitary confinement.

Louise Cook Associated Press Hanoi Clark Air Base Philippines Washington Pentagon Clark Navy Jeremiah A. Denton Jr Virginia Beach Elon College N.C Denton

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Diana Blakesley Welda Highway Patrol KHP Sheriff Rock Creek Sen William Proxmire Dwis House Agriculture Committee W. R Poage Dtex M.D U.S. Atty Kent Frizzell Dennis Ickes National Farmers Organization American National Cattlemen’s Association Denver Fight FIT John Trotman Cattlemen’s Association White House Robinson Risner Oklahoma City Okla Air Force Joseph Milligan Annandale N.J Milligan
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