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Wednesday, April 5, 1989 / University Daily Kansan
Poll roller
While voters cast their ballots, 7-year-old Courtney Turcotte roller skates on the sidewalk around the Orthodox Of God Church 3200
Clinton Parkway. Lawrence residents elected school board members and city commissioners yesterday.
One board incumbent fails in re-election bid
things could not slow down any on the board.
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KANAS CITY — A Kansas City, Kan. man was charged with first-degree murder yesterday in the death of a woman who was killed by a shot fired through the window of her hotel room.
Larry Tellington, 39, remained at large yesterday and a warrant had
Larry Morlan, who was not re-elected to the board after serving a four year term, said he worked as a lawyer in New York ages ago when he beat an incumbent
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"I tried not to play it complacent," Morlan said.
He said his greatest accomplishment on the board had been making people more aware of budgetary issues. He also thought to think about vocational education.
Morlan, director of corporate and foundation support for the Kansas University Endowment Association, said he was not overly disappointed
with his defeat because it would allow him more time with his family and job. He finished fourth with 4,540 votes.
"It was just good of 'American politics,' Morlan said. "People will continue to make Lawrence schools top-notch."
been issued for his arrest, said Michael Grosko, Wyandotte County assistant district attorney.
Gary Cordra, owner of Residential Alternatives Inc., received 4,389 votes. He said one of the disadvantages of being a professional in education was that what he took for granted was a new idea for some.
KC man charged in murder of woman remains at large
"It's in two parts: the messenger and the message," Condra said. "Personally, I hope the messenger was shot down, but not the message."
Campus Briefs
CULVERT INVESTIGATED: Health officials are trying to determine the origin of a "mikky white" substance floating yesterday afternoon in the culver along Naismith Drive between 20th and 21st streets.
have taken place.
Capt. Joe Thibodeau, hatmz team leader, said he did not know what the substance was and that there were no witnesses to any dumping that might
The Douglas County Response Unit for Hazardous Materials from the Lawrence fire department was called to monitor the situation but needed because the substance ran down the culvert and into the sewer.
Tellington allegedly fired a shot from a high-powered rifle early Saturday. Police said the mullet went off at 8 a.m., and the officer room at the Garden Gardens Inn.
Ray Kemis, Kansas Department of Health and Environment, said the substance smelled like a pesticide. "I don't know for sure until it was tested."
ART PROJECT TAKEN: A pink & foot cross was taken Monday afternoon from the Art and Design Building. KU police reported.
The cross, valued at $43, was a student's sculpture project, said Sgt Schuyler Bailey, KU police spokesman. It had been displayed in the institution until yesterday when it was taken to the Art and Design Building.
Pilot ejects from plane as it plummets
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JUNCTION CITY — A military plane crashed and burst into flames yesterday afternoon in a field near the northeast Kansas, an army official said.
The plot of the plane, Maj. Thomas J. Deardoff, ejected from the plane before the crash, said Army Capt. Daniel Tiffany, an affairs officer at nearby Fort Riley
Army Base. Deardorf was taken to the Irwin Army Community Hospital at Fort Riley where he was listed in good condition, Zucca said.
Dearford, 40, is attached to the Air National Guard Support Center in Washington, D.C. He had been flying out of Wingsport wing out of Des Moines, Iowa, with the Iowa National Guard when the accident happened, Zuca said.
Deardorff had been flying with a second plane to the Smoky Hill Bobing Range located southwest of the airport without incident at Lincoln, Neb.
Deardoor's plane, which was carrying some live ammunition and five inert 25-pound bombs, crashed and burst into fames, setting a fire that officials estimated burned about five acres just west of Junction City.
The plane, described as an A-7 or Corsair, carried only the pilot, Zucca said.
Jack Welsh, who lives in the area said he saw the plane crash.
"I was just out in the yard, and heard a real loud noise like a jet flying real low." Welsh said. "And I looked up and saw it. It was just like it dived straight down into the ground."
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