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University Daily Kansan, September 16, 1981
Second arrest made in murder investigation
By LILLIAN DAVIS Staff Reporter
Police served a warrant to the second suspect in the Terry Brown murder case as he sat in the County jail on other charges.
L V Laurs Jr. of Topeka has been charged with one count of first degree murder and one count of aggrivated burglary.
Although Luarks had been developed as a suspect early in the investigation, Douglas County District Attorney Mike Malone said it was advantageous to the case to wait on Luarks' arrest.
Malone also said that Luarks had been in the Shawnee County jail on unrelated burglary charges since he became a suspect.
community because he was in custody the entire time," Malone said.
"He represented no danger to the
Brown died of multiple gunshot wounds to the head and chest.
Luarks has been charged with the Aug. 12 murder of Topeka woman Terry L. Brown. The body of the 25-year-old woman was found in a farm field three miles northwest of Lawrence Power and Light, which is located on the Kansas River west of the city.
The day after Brown's body was found, a Topera woman, Gwendolyn McNair, was charged with one count of aggravated burglary.
During McNair's preliminary hearing last week, Luarks was implicated as the second suspect when two witnesses testified that McNair had told them she had seen Luarks shoot Brown.
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The Tubes concert, scheduled for Sept. 25, was canceled yesterday because the promoter, Schon Productions, did not think enough of the film, Eiren Carr, Student Union Activities program adviser, said yesterday.
About 200 tickets were sold since they went on sale last Wednesday and about 2,000 needed to be sold to pay for the event. The director of SUA special events, said.
He said students got angry if there was a long stretch of time without any concerts but would not support concerts when they were on campus.
"The reason the promoter pulled out is because this bloody campus doesn't give a s—about concerts here or not," Devine said.
"They don't care if you do (get concerts), unless we get the Rolling Stones."
Ticket holders can get a refund for their tickets where they bought them, he said. Refunds are available for an undetermined time starting tomorrow at Kief's Records and Stereo Supply, 210 W. 25th, SL or the SUA box office.
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The Tubes will be playing in the Uniform Theatre in Kansas City, Mo. Sept. 15.
Police arrested a former KU student Monday in connection with the Aug. 14 smashing of some 30 car and business windows in the area.
Edwin Ray Lindquist Jr., a 20-year-old Tpeka man, faces seven felony and 3 misdemeanor charges of criminal damage to property.
Today is the last day to sign up for the Recreation Services intramural tennis doubles tournament.
Police said the windows were apparently shot out with either a pellet or business. The damage to the care and business was significant, included such stores as Team Elec-
Douglas County District Attorney Mike Malone said his office was persistent in tracking down the suspect in a case where he met the same type of behavior to continue.
THREE THEFTS occurred in a neighborhood at 16th and Edgehill streets. Two cars parked in front of 1621 Edgehill had windows broken out and the driver was arrested and a bicycle was stolen from 1630 Oxford, Lawrence police reported.
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