University Daily Kansan, September 14, 1981
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"People around here are pretty heavily-armed and they know how to use their guns," a sheriff said during a talk of a tiny Missouri town at a school where something they don't like, they get pretty itchy."
It was in the scenic Ozark hills of Missouri that the escapers fought most desperately for their freedom. In Springfield, Mo., they seized David Hancock and stole his car, money and shotgun. The officers pursued him. Furious and roared through a police roadblock with her, as they exchanged shots with officers.
The next day, David Daugherty and his family were held prisoners in their own home for 15 hours as the fugitives ate their food, drank their whiskey and planned an escape.
DUHAGHTY said the men also contemplated raping his wife, "I told them I know you got guns, but there ain't no way you're going to do that," she said. "He said, 'That seemed to quit things down.'"
Others weren't as brave as they waited anxiously for authorities to capture the fugitives. One Aurora woman whose truck driver husband was killed in a crash last week took them to a nearby town to stay with friends.
"When she heard that we saw somebody jump across the fence and run into the field, she got real ants," a neighbor said. "She said she wasn't leaving her kids alone."
Fair
With one hand he combed Sunshine's hair upward to make it look fuller.
"I scratch her belly with it to keep her calm," he said.
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the jugges look for the siziest, framest, meatiest animals," he said. He touched the cow's legs with the stick. "If her back legs are together it makes her rump look all pinched."
His parents had dropped him and Sunshine off at the fair the night before and returned to the hotel. She shook her combed, wiped her and blow-dried Sunshine in preparation for the morning's judging.
THE JUDGE motioned for the shorthorn contest to begin, and Young $ _{n} $ and Sunshine nervously took their places alongside the other contestants. The judge looked the animals over, spoke to the trainers and made his decision.
Sunshine came in last place.
Young led his cow out of the arena and into the stalls.
"It was real fair," he said. "He judged real good."
Young then laughed at his own seriousness.
I didn't tell him, anyway. He said.
He led Sunshine over to her stall, where she would stay until check-out time. For the boy and his cow, the fair was over.
KURT JACKSON/Kansan Staff
Darrell Ringer of Quinter, Kan. clips the coat of his Hercford calf at the Kansas State Fair Saturday.
'Hill Street Blues' wins 8 Emmy awards
By United Press International
HOLLYWOOD—NBCS' highly praised, but little watched "Hill Street Blues" had its revenge on the Nielsen last night, sweeping a record eight Emmys—including awards for best acting, writing, directing and dramatic series—more than any series in the history of television.
ABC's "Taxi" was right behind with six awards in the comedy class, including best comedy series for the third straight year, and a best actor award for Judi Hirsch, the star.
"Shogun," the romance of an Englishman shipwrecked in feudal Japan, won the award for outstanding limited series, beating out "Masada."
"Playing for Time," the story of women in a Nazi death camp, was chosen outstanding drama special. Vanessa Redgrave, was voted outstanding actress in a special for her starring role in *The Fault in Our Stars*, she had onto despite protests from Jews who objected to her anti-Judaish political activities.
"Hill Street," the fast-paced tale of a dozen police officers who cope with life and death in an inner-city slum, capped the night by winning the award for outstanding dramatic series.
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