UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN Police Beat
3 suspects jailed in armed robbery
Three Kansas City men are being held in the Douglas County jail on $5,000 bond in connection with the armed robbery Tues., Feb. 16, at Liquor Store 209 New Hampshire St.
Pollice said yesterday that Mike Jones, 19, and Gregory Lionel Jones, 18, both of 3006 North Third in Kansas City, Kan., and Ronald Erich Randall, 19, 267 Russel Kansas City, Kan. All police allegedly helped up the scene at 1:10 p.m. and were arrested shortly after 2 p.m.
After the cash register was emptied, the men took Mason to the stock room, tied his ankles and arms with an extension cord then fled on foot.
Police said two men entered the store and held Roger Mason, manager, at gunpoint and forced him to give them $165 from the cash register.
When Mason heard the men leave, police said, he freed himself from the cord and called the poice.
Compiled by Henry Lockard
Police said they stopped an older model Cadillac that was westbound on Sixth St. Police said items reported stolen from the liquor store were visible in the car.
Police said they obtained a search warrant for the car and found the handgun in the backseat.
Money, furniture taken on campus
University police yesterday reported the
trouble with furniture and furniture from
urgently buildings.
University of California
A student reported the theft of her purse from a classroom in Murphy Hall. She estimated the purse contained $254.
estimates the pulse count between 9 and 9:20 n.m. Saturday.
School of Business personnel reported the theft of $1.015 in change from a copy machine in room 101A of Summerfield Hall.
According to police, the theft could have occurred any time since Sept. 12.
Furniture was reported stolen from Lewis Hall, 1530 Engel Road, and from a University storage building at 1100 West 11 St.
Police said the thefts occurred sometime between Friday and Tuesday.
Missing from the fireplace room of Lewis Hall was a table valued at $50. Missing from the University storage building were two chairs worth $30.
Student's jewelry clothing are stolen
City police yesterday reported a
burden of students from University of Kansas
freshman's apartment.
Police said Laura Monical, Eudora freshman, 2400 West 24th Terrace, reported the theft of $868 in jewelry and about $40 of clothing. The theft occurred between 4 p.m. Saturday and 7 p.m. Tuesday, police said.
Monical reported that the burglar had lifted a sliding door from its track and taken a $76 ring, a $200 gold diamond ring, two watches, and some clothing.
Also, two Lawrence men reported thefts yesterday from their automobiles.
Frank Barnes, 309 East 11th St., reported the theft of three mag wheel and tires worth $123 from his car parked at Foil Oil Co. Inc., 740 North 2nd st.
Barnes told police the theft could have happened any time since Sept. 1.
Dary) Stine, 543 North 3rd St. reported that a tool box and $186 of tools were stolen from the bed of his truck parked at his home.
Another theft reported Tuesday was of two plants valued at $155 from the home of Linda Boyd, 2036 Ousheld Road.
City workers to file grievances
Two Lawrence utility workers today will submit grievance forms against Gene Vogt, director of utilities, to the city personnel manager.
George Blevins Sr. and Phil Biera, utility workers, will submit grievance forms charging age discrimination and improper job assignments to Kevin Burt, city personnel manager. If there are no further complications, the grievance forms go to the Grievence Board, a panel that hears management-employee complaints.
According to procedures outlined in the city employees' code, the workers had to first submit their grievance forms to Vogt to see if he could solve their problems.
"I don't feel he really means what he says," Belvins said. "I think I'll take it to the Grievance Board."
The workers submitted the forms earlier in the week. Vogt issued his resolutions to their problems yesterday, but the workers were not satisfied with his solutions.
ACCORDING TO THE employees' code, the workers can appeal to the board for help.
what would happen next with their grievances.
Although Bleivens is representing himself in his grievance, Biera said he was representing about 18 other workers who were negativelyurged by improper job assignments by Vogt.
Blevins and Biera said they were not sure
Vogt said that he wished the workers' problems could have been solved on the lower level of management-employee training. He explained the workers were going to the board.
should be solved between management and employees, surely not through the media, because that would create bad relations," Voigt said.
"I feel this is a private problem that
The settlement desired by the workers is that Vogt be reprimanded and have his job performance closely monitored by City Manager Buford Watson.
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Thursday, September 28,1978
Committee votes to penalize two for 'Koreagate'
WASHINGTON (AP) - The House ethics committee recommended yesterday that the house censure Rep. Edward R. Roybal and that it reprimand Rep. Charles H. Wilson, both California Democrats, for their influence-buying scandals.
The recommendation toensure Roybal came on a 9-0 vote. The vote to reprintm Wilson came on a 8-1 vote. One member voted "present."
The findings of fact against the two were the first returned by the ethics committee since it began its probe of the scandal nearly two years ago.
The committee recommendation for Wilson's reprimand came from an allegation that he lied to the committee over his involvement with the museum from Toussaint Park, a Korean rice dealer.
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