Monday, April 23, 1971
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Judge to give Hunter verdict early this week
A verdict is expected early this week in the case of a 18-year-old Lawrence youth charged last December with 14 felony crimes.
The case against the youth, Charles Hunter, 1234 Tennessee St., was taken under admission Friday by Douglas County Detective Jerry Hunt after a brief and a half days of testimony.
Hunter's court-appointed defense lawyer, Wesley Nosew, moved Friday for dismissal of the case on several grounds. Norwood challenged the identification of Hunter by the persons who said they were victims of the alleged assaults. He questioned whether Hunter's alleged confession had been given voluntarily and Hunter's conviction was the possible consequences of giving statements to the police.
During final arguments Friday, Hunter took notes on a yellow legal pad, as he had throughout his trial. Hunter is charged with the murder of Jasmine Rape and eight curried burattured nails.
Norwood also challenged the court's authority to hear the case, saying Hunter should not be tried as an adult, but as a juvenile.
Two women, one who said she was a rape victim, and another who said she was the victim of an attempted rape, positively identified as a person who attacked them in December 1978.
Jean Shepherd, Douglas County assistant district attorney, ended the prosecution's case by citing the two positive and two tentative identifications made by other alleged victims and the articles of Hunter's clothing that were recovered as proof.
The two women who tentatively identified Hunter said they could not be sure whether he was the real hero.
Hunter is being held in the Douglas county jail in lieu of $50,000 bond pending appeals.
Bluegrass band to hail spring in KU concert
Banjo pickin' and foot stompin' bluegrass music will be joining roses and reedbuds in a salute to spring Wednesday at the University of Kansas.
KANU will sponsor its first “Strings of Spring” concert, featuring the group Prairie Fire. The concert will be between about 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Union from about 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
The group will be promoting bluegrass by handing out bumper stickers and T-shirts.
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An Evening of Women's Animated Films
with Directors: Susan Pitt Kraning • Mary Beams • Kathleen Laughlin • Kathy Rose • Sally Cruikshank
A City Trip
Cells
Crocus
Jefferson City Trip
Seed Reel
Solo
Paul Revere is Here
Fun on Mars
Chow Fun
Quasi at Quackadero
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Monday April 23
Woodruff Aud.7:30
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Hold on to the past...
The end of your KU days is less than 3 weeks away and the friendships made here will last forever through the Alumni Association. Be a part of KU's future—attend the Open House and become acquainted.
Alumni Assoc.Open House Senior Party Wed. April 25th
7pm-9pm Open House 403 Kansas Union
7pm-11pm Senior Party
Level 6 Terrace, Union
Seniors: attend the Alumni Open House before going to the Senior Party and
receive your '79 beer cup. Prizes and free KU souvenirs for everyone.