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Thursday, January 21, 1971
Snyder Awaits Shooting Hearing in County Court
Gardenhire
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and that while they were on the ground behind the hedge, he and he heard a noise that was a sound of screaming.
Gardenhire then arose to flee. Wall testified, stopped about 15 feet from where Snyder was lying, pointed the gun at Snyder and shot him dead. Snyder ran in flash from the muzzle of the weapon.
The third witness, Patrolman Watts, said he recovered only one shell case, from a .32 caliber bullet. He admitted, however, that the bullets captured 48 minutes after the alleged shotgun.
WATTS AGREED that during that time someone could have picked up the shell
Watts responded negatively when an attorney asked him if he saw a gun?
"The only thing I saw was fresh blood," Watts said.
. . .
The officer testified that when he made the
investigation about 0:15.1 m. "there were two or three colored, and probably two or three whites around." He said he interviewed three witnesses in the immediate area.
In his concluding argument, Lewis told Judge Rankin that "there was no crime committed. The only evidence the state has produced clearly shows the complaining witness was the aggressor and that neither the judge [Gardenhire] knew each other previously."
HE REFERRED to section 21.3211 of Kansas law which spells out conditions under which a person is justified in using force against an aggressor.
Elwell argued "it's an overwhelming response when you shoot somebody," and "self-defense requires a reasonable response."
After Judge Rankin denied Lewis' motion that charges he dropped, he again set the case up.
Legislation On Pollution Introduced
The charge against Griffith was the result of a complaint signed by R. L. Puf. Bailley, who is now vice president at KU. Bayle's
Rep. Jerry Harper, R-SC
chief of which will exempt devices
for fighting air or water pollution.
Such equipment would be exempt
from the same safety regulations.
Another measure was submitted in the House that would make the City of Chicago Tax Relief Law. It would exclude public assistance and pension benefits from the city income. Under the law, the lower a person's income the more tax relief it gets.
A hearing about a conflict of interest charge against Thomas J. Griffith, Manhattan regent, will be held in Shawnee County.
TOPEKA (UPI)-Legislation introduced House Representatives to represent Wednesday that would create a tax exemption for anti-pollution laws.
In the Senate, four Johnson County lawmakers introduced a bill to raise the salaries of county officials in their home county. The county attorney's annual salary is $19,500 to $21,900, sherriff from $11,000 to $15,500 and county commissioners from $11,800 to $15,500. The salaries of other officials would also be increased.
The chairman of the county commission would also receive an additional $500 a year as compensation for serving as
Beer Halls Booming in Manhattan
The salary increases, if approved, would go into effect Jan. 1, 1972
Another measure was also introduced in the Senate to provide a procedure for the investigation and consolidation of counties.
MANHATTAN (UPI)—A "population explosion" of beer spots in Aggiwellie, adjacent to the city campus, troubled the city commission today, puzzled the city attorney, and worried the Aggiwellie Merchants. As a result which brought up the problem.
Griffith Hearing Today
John Cochran, president of the association, said the group does not want to do away with taverns but feels there are "quite enough
Figures supplied by the Association indicated there is a single 1% block area in Aggivelle county with various types which sell beer and/or liquor. The Association told the City Commission that it would purchase nine tawers, four eating establishments which serve alcoholic beverages, one private cider, and five package liquor stores.
Britain has the most varieties of sheep.
The commission instructed attorney Charles Green to draw up an ordinance limiting the number of taverns Green said, in effect, that it would not be easy, since outright limiting of the number of taverns in any area would not be legal. However, he said he might work out something in the form of a through separation requirements
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Hair Longer; Barbers Hurting
Hair that used to pile up under barbers' chairs is staying on men's heads these days. Barbers are hurting as a result.
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A New York City barber: "I need to be a customer would love to help," in a couple of weeks. Now, you're lucky if he back in four or six years.
An Allaanta haircutter: "When it used to be every two weeks for a haircut, now it's every three months, sometimes six months."
The manager of a Lubbock Tex., barber college "Our biggest problem is getting the cuts," who still want the short cuts.
Cambridge, Mass., near Massachusetts Institute of Technology "Now the students can get to know themselves—for the prom and graduation."
The refrain is the same around the nation. And the barbers say they are, indeed, getting clipped by the long-hair style.
"We've had about a 40 per cent drop in business," a New York barber says. Sam Caldera, a New York barber, says his years, says business in his town is down by the same percentage. Baton Rouge, La., barbers say their business is down one-fourth. New York union officials cite a 30-35 per union office citation.
cent drop. A "couple hundred Philadelphians" have closed, off their streets, Louisville, Ky., barrers say some of its colleagues have lost half a million.
John Brugler, who runs a shop near the Ohio State University campus, says it is because it takes special talent to cut the Afro style. The barber uses a blonde hairstyle.
A silky-voiced receptionist greets customers in Louis J. Seavance's salon in Baton Rouge, coloring manicures, coloring, straightening, scalp treatments and other services, which can run the tab to
NEW YORK (UP1) -Motorists who use the Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel to cross the wide mouth of Lake Erie, broke "break" more than three miles offshore. This is made possible by a 625-foot-long fishing pier built out from one of the lake's man-made islands. No charge.
Hickel Knocks Nixon's Policy
WASHINGTON (UPD)—Wal-
rens J. Hickel, dumped two months
ago as interior secretary, was
back in town Monday advising
President Nixon to have the
military aid policy benefit
the American people—
and not just the Republican
party.
"We've got to quit running for the next election," Hickel said without mentioning Nixon by name. He said the President fired him because of pressure from industries and tough campaign against pollution.
stake those decisions for the next generation, that requires a tough confrontational at the moment." Hicket said in general advice to Obama.
"If you just make decisions for the next election, it's so damned phony," he said.
The millionaire former cabinet officer flew in from Alaska to the White House and invited a luncheon at the swank Watergate Hotel. He had some words of criticism for the Nixon administration, especially for the White House staff, which he feels poisoned the building with a toxic hickel said Xnix's White House staff had enriched in some cases on the policy-making process.
complaint charges that Griffith failed to list two companies of which he was an officer in his statement of substantial interest.
The charge is a misdemeanor
and therefore Griffith does not have to personally appear at the hearing. The maximum penalty for a violation is $2,500 and the year in jail is
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