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Monday, April 2, 1973
University Daily Kansan
Inquiry into Triple Killings Uncovers No New Clues
There are no new leads concerning the murders of three persons whose bodies were found Thursday in a car southeast of Frohnau, where investigators in Frohnau County.
Franklin County Attorney Robert Pinet said a pathologist's report should be examined, and the preliminary criminal report had indicated that Mrs. Hazel Avery, 61, 620 Alabama St., her son woken Avery, 19, Iola, and Gary Lowe from their home were shot to death with a 38 caliber weapon.
The victims, who had been traveling in Mrs. Avery's car from Richmond to Lawrence were found in the car Thursday morning.
Tuesday night Avery had called his mother from Richmond where he had been stranded while hitchhiking from Iola. He reportedly was traveling to Lawrence to meet Longleaf and to appear as a witness in a lawsuit built upon her involvement involved Longleaf. Thehearner Jefferson County, was dismissed Wednesday because of lack of evidence. Neither
Steel Girders Topic of Talk
One hundred fifty midwestern civil engineers, primarily from Kansas, Missouri and Nebraska, attended the 18th annual structural engineering conference Friday in the Forum Room of the Kansas Union.
The conference was sponsored by the department of civil engineering and the division of continuing education at the University of Kansas in cooperation with the Kansas section of the American Society for Counselors and the Kansas Highway Commission.
After a welcoming address by William P. Smith, Dean of the School of Engineering, Frederick S. Adams, regional engineer for the American Institute of Steel Construction of Dallas, spoke on restraint in steel girder construction. His talk and slides dealt heavily with structural failure in steel girders in steel girders under undue strain at the welded junctions after those welds cool.
Adams also discussed some inherent weaknesses in structural design, calling them "shogun traps which are set by the architect, loaded by the engineers and sprung by the builder. These can and should be avoided," he said.
Indians Celebrate Bureau Centennial
A march down Massachusetts Street Saturday and a powwow Friday night of the Lawrence Indian Action group marked the arrival of the Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA).
About 250 persons attending the Friday night powwow discussed U.S. treaties with the Potawatami Indians broken by the government.
More than 100 persons joined in the march from Veteran's Park at 19th and Louisiana streets to Central Park at 7th and Tennessee streets.
The purpose of the march was to gain statewide support, according to an announcement made Thursday at a news conference.
News Briefs By the Associated Press Last POW
CLARK AIR BASE, Philippines--Skimy and chalk-faced, the last known U.S. warrior in Indochina ate his first American man on March 16, 1959 in Army Capt. Robert T. White, 32, of Newport News, Va., flew here from Saigon following his release in a Mekong Delta village. His crew members only meters from where his reconnaissance plane was shot down Nov. 15, 1969.
Tornadoes
Tornadoes left at least eight persons dead in South Carolina and Georgia over the weekend and the National Weather Service warned Sunday of the possibility of additional twisters and flooding in a wide swath of the state. The watch was issued for parts of Florida, Virginia, Maryland, Delaware, Pennsylvania and New Jersey. The weather bureau said heavy rains across Missouri have also posed "a serious flood situation," and rivers in North and South Carolina were reported already above flood stage.
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Longfellow nor Avery were present. Mrs. Avery had asked Longfellow to drive her to Boston.
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Pinet said Saturday that bullets had been recovered from all three bodies and were being examined by the Kansas Bureau of Investigation, which is one of the authorities in the case. A search on foot of the area where the bodies were found and KBI interviews of persons in that area had been conducted.
Joint funeral services for Mrs. Avery and her son will be at 2 p.m. today at the Humsey Funeral Home. The Rev. Benton Humsey, president of Humsey Church, be in Lawrence Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Funeral services for Long fellow will be at 2 p.m. tomorrow at the Rumsey Funeral Home. The Rev. M. C. Allen will conduct the service in Lawrence Memorial Park Cemetery.
Recognition of art for women and by women stimulates feminine self-understanding and feminist artist's artist training. Attend Sunday night in Woodruff Auditorium.
Feminist Interprets Her Art
Chicago started the Feminist Art Program, an educational effort designed to develop a new environment for women to create female imagery into the art community.
"The struggle to be yourself and an artist is squashed against the white, male-dominated cultural definition of what a woman should be like," she said.
Some of her work was exhibited Saturday and Sunday in the Kansas Union. Both sculptures and paintings involved symmetrical forms, with shapes colorfully shaded with a delicate effect.
The technical attempt of her work, Chicago said, is to fuse soft shapes into hard frameworks. Women artists, working independently, have produced a recognizable fimine pattern, she said. The most common images are geometric shapes,
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(June 1-30)
The University of Kansas Orientation Committee is now accepting applications for ten student assistant positions in conjunction with the 1973 summer orientation program for entering freshmen.
Job descriptions and application forms are now available in the office of School Relations, 101 Kansas Union. The deadline for applications is April 6, 1973.
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replete with nutrient, sexual and reproductive imagery.
"The way to look at these paintings," she said, "to concentrate on one of them when few people are around." First the circle will be surrounded by a layer of glue into gray. A sense of movement comes
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