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Harris suspected of other killings
Staff Reporter
By DAVID EDDS
Authorities in Long Beach, Calif., have charged Harris with a double killing in the mass shooting at a State Penitentiary are investigating the possibility that Harris also was involved in the attack.
Lee Edward Harris of Denver, who pleaded guilty Wednesday to the November 1977 killing of Sam Norwood, may be facing trials in two other states.
Mike Malone, Douglas County district attorney, said. "My understanding is that California is going to attempt to enter a bail hearing in the case of Harrison on a double homicide in Long Beach."
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"There are witnesses in the case that could not testify without placing themselves in jeopardy. The use of some of the inmates' testimony in court could get them killed in prison. That's what is holding up the prosecution of the case," he said.
"HARRIS WILL serve his sentence here first—but that doesn't prevent other states from taking part."
--while he was in the Colorado State Pententious at Canon City in 1978.
Malone said Harris would serve his
Kansas sentence before serving a sentence
"If Harris is paroled by Kansas in the future and has been convicted by California, he would be sent there to serve any penalties given by a California court," he said.
Charles E. Moore, 23, Denver, who is fighting extradition to Kansas to face charges in connection with Norwoold on the same killings with Harris.
torney of Los Angeles County, Calif., said Harris and Moore were charged in connection with the stabbing deaths of Robert and Marie Crumb, an elderly Long Beach couple killed during a robbery of their apartment.
"The killings are a potential death penalty charge in California," he said.
California authorities will not be able to try harris until he is sentenced in Kansas on April 23, by judge James Paddock of the Douglas County District Court. Malone said he was arrested in Colorado in December 1977, was extradited to Kansas last December.
Harris, he said, is being investigated in
harness and the slaying of an inmate
HARIS, 24, pleaded guilty Wednesday to the shooting death of Norwood, 30, manager of the F.W. Woolworth Co. store, 911 Massachusetts St.
Ronald Ross, head deputy district at-
"WE WANT TO get Harris back here as soon as possible."
John Snow, corrector, investigator, Division of John Corrections, Colorado State Penitentiary, said, "It's quite possible that Harris will be arrested. Colorado for prosecution at a later date."
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meets at 7:30 in 171 Robinson. A CIVIC CONCERT CHART will begin at 7:30 at the First United Methodist Church, 10th anderm street events. The KU Committee on Commemorative Film a film, "LAST GRAVE AT DIMBARZI" for Forum Room of the Union. THE ASSOCIATION FOR RESEARCH AND ENLIGHTENMENT will present a film about Edgar Caray, a psychic, at 7:30 in the Lawrence Public Library, 70 Verdigris St, New York. Suzanne Fairbairn, organist, will begin at 8 in Swarthout Recital Hall in Murphy Hall.
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