Open questions linger in Bobby Greenlease case
St Joseph marks 25th anniversary of the 1953 kidnapping and murder of 6 year old Bobby Greenlease. The report revisits unresolved questions about missing ransom funds and the fate of Tom Marsh, a suspect tied to the case, as police reflect on the notorious crime and its enduring mysteries.
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ST. Joseph
38Th and
Penn
Bobby Greenlease
Kansas City
Hall
Overland Park
Heady
Missouri State Penitentiary
Jefferson City
St. Louis
Tom Marsh
Tom
Marsh
Missouri
Springfield
Odd Fellows
Edward C. Burke
Greenlease
Bobby
Richard E. Martin
FBI
Bonnie
Martin
Smith and Schneider Clash Over Kansas Race Challenge
In Topeka Lt. Gov. Shelby Smith threatens a parting blast at Attorney General Curt Schneider. The State Contest Board finalized an order confirming Vic Miller as the Democratic nominee for Kansas House in the 58th District after a challenge to the August primary. Secretary of State Jack Brier and AG Curt Schneider signed the order.
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Topeka
Kan
Shelby Smith
Curt Schneider
State Contest Board
Vic Miller
Kansas House
Jack Brier
Shawnee County
Miller
Ralph Hiett
Gene Olander
Brier
Schneider
Smith
Two Pizza Hut executives resign amid PepsiCo merger
WICHITA AP Two top Pizza Hut Inc executives M Hal Taylor and Kenneth R Miller have quit within eight weeks of the PepsiCo merger. They joined Wichita based franchises after leaving. Company says replacements not named and declined further discussion.
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Wichita, Kan
Pizza Hut Inc
Pizza Hut
PepsiCo Inc
M. Hal Taylor
Kenneth R. Miller
PepsiCo
Bill Crawley
Crawley
Vance Holds Out Hope For Limitation Treaty
Secretary of State Cyrus Vance said a new U S Soviet long range weapons treaty could be completed this year and signed when possible after a two hour twenty minute meeting with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko at the United Nations. He noted ongoing discussions and planned talks with President Carter, while underscoring no firm comment on progress. The talks focus on missiles modernization and assurances on the Backfire bomber, with election pressures shaping expectations.
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NEW York (Ap
Cyrus R. Vance
Vance
Andrei A. Gromyko
Gromyko
United Nations
U.S
Washington
Carter
Kremlin
Paul C. Warnke
United States
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Congress
Safer Gas Transmission Lies in Underground Pipelines
There is no safer transmission system for natural gas than underground pipelines. They are built and maintained to rigorous safety standards and are continuously monitored and checked for leaks.
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Panhandle
Wichita fires, cops barred after back-to-work strike
In Wichita a back-to-work order fallout leaves 28 police officers terminated and 235 firefighters fined 138,500 total with most suspended by Judge David P. Calvert. Firefighters face 500 each if they strike again within a year while 136 of 18 reinstatement requests were approved for officers.
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Wichita, Kan
Wichita
David P. Calvert
Sedgwick County
Calvert
Richard LaMunyon
LaMunyon
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Lowell Fouts
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Ottawa Herald
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Lyle E. Goltz
Energy Office
Goltz
ECC
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