Wife Testifies On Hughes Murder At Preliminary Hearing
Dennis Brush 26 of Wellsville faces first degree murder charges for the March 22 stabbing death of Stanley Hughes. Shirley Hughes testified she shot Hughes after a confrontation at the Hughes home and described a tense night involving their son in law and a family dispute. The hearing was continued to Monday due to difficulties serving a defense witness.
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Jay Bemis
Dennis Brush
Wellsville
Stanley Hughes
Alan Lynch
Franklin County Sheriff's Department
Shirley Hughes
Lynch
Brush
Hugh
Steve Kreamer
Olathe
Rex Bowling
Hughes
Franklin County
Jim Clark
Mark L. Bennett Jr
Topeka
Stanley
Tandy Hughes
Wellsville High School
Tandy
Michael
Sherry Loudakis
Shirley
Osawatomie State Hospital
Brad Gilges
Jim Woods
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Gary D. Belcher
Belcher
OHS Loses in Rain Drenched Effort to Miege
OHS fell to Miege in a rain soaked matchup as Omaha high school battled in wet conditions. Royals’ Omaha players led a tight contest before falling short to the Twins in a separate page 4 recap.
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OHS
Miege
Royals’ Omaha
Twins
Weather outlook for county becomes partly cloudy today
Forecast calls for cool conditions with highs around 70 today. Tonight will be clear with a low in the mid 40s. Sunday turns warmer with highs near 80 and light to variable winds overnight.
Plans for Conclave and Pope Funeral Opened at Vatican
Thousands file past Pope John Paul I as cardinals set funeral for next Wednesday and a conclave for October 14. The Congregation of Cardinals met in the Apostolic Palace to plan mourning rites, with an outdoor Mass at St. Peter's and the secret conclave to elect a successor to be held in the Sistine Chapel.
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Vatican City
John Paul I
Congregation of Cardinals
Apostolic Palace
St. Peter’s Basilica
Pope Paul VI
John Paul
Sistine Chapel
Bernini
St. Peter’s Square
St. Peter's Square
Papal Palace
Clementine Hall
Vatican
Paul VI
Rome
Rail Workers Return To Jobs As Trains Roll Again
Rail traffic begins to move after a four day clerks strike ended under a federal judge's back to work order. Officials warn full service will take four to six days with 75,000 workers idle at the peak.
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Washington
Carter
Associated Press
Missouri
Kansas
Brotherhood of Railway
Dallas Hoback
Hoback
Union
Norfolk and Western Railroad
U.S
Aubrey Robinson
The
Brotherhood of Railway and Airline Clerks
BRAC
Fred Kroll
Kroll
Chicago
New Orleans
Louisville
Kansas City
Seattle
Denver & Rio Grande
Salt Lake City
Atherton fails to win Palestinian converts to Camp David accord
U S envoy Alfred Atherton concludes closed door talks with West Bank and Gaza leaders without conversion. He says dialogue was useful and plans to continue discussions while flying to Egypt for talks with Sadat on forthcoming Israeli Egyptian peace talks. An anonymous official notes the atmosphere was sober and serious.
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U.S
Egypt
Sadat
Atherton
Cairo
West Bank
Gaza Strip
Begin Resting In Hospital After Weakness Visit
Prime Minister Menachem Begin spent a quiet night in Hadassah Hospital Jerusalem and was reported to be feeling fine. Spokesman Shlomo Nakdimon said Begin underwent tests with satisfactory results as doctors consider releasing him later.
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Jerusalem
Menachem Begin
Begin
Hadassah
Shlomo Nakdimon
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Cyclones
Shanda Birckhead
Bishop Miege
Mike Gullett
Pope
Michele Pellegrino
Italy
Albino Luciani
College of Cardinals
Jean Villot
Santa Fe
California
Henry Fleischman
Utmion
Fleischer
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