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Star-Tribune, Casper. Wyo B7 Saturday, Oct. 26, 1985 Laramie police: no leads in case of UW student's apparent homicide By PHILIP WHITE Star-Tribune stuff writer LARAMIE Investigators this week have been unable to identify a motive or a suspect the ap parent homicide ol a 22-year-old Laramie woman Sunday, a Lara MM wMWjppHVHgffMHpHWi Mini "'JJf' i'l1 is I if a f- 1 mie police official said I riday. Lt. Mark Bridgmon said detec we originally thought might be involved in this, but we still have no direction as far as narrowing this down to a specific person," Puis said.

Bridgmon said results of laboratory tests were still not available Iriday. The charred body of Shelli Wiley was found by firefighters responding to a blaze at a West Laramie apartment at 5:24 a.m. Sunday. An autopsy has revealed the woman was struck on the head with a blunt object and stabbed at least three times. An accelerant was used to start the fire at Wiley's apartment, accord inn to arson in vestigators.

Puis said "it's a definite possibility" the woman was struck outside her apartment and then dragged back inside. Blood and drag marks were found beginning 44 feet from the apartment door, he said. A neighbor apparently has told police that she heard screams from Wiley's apartment at about 5:10 a.m. Sunday. Wiley was employed at a motel-restaurant complex just off Interstate 80 and a block from her apartment on Taylor Street.

She was a 1981 graduate of Laramie High School and was attending the University of Wyoming. tives have been conducting interviews and checking out leads all week, without much progress. 'We've been running leads down all day, but most of them have been a waste of time," I t. Gary Puis said earlier in the "We've eliminated some people UW News Service Tucson man pleads innocent to murder charges involving Wheatland woman Members of the University of Wyoming Dance Theatre Tour Company will perform a five-day tour beginning Monday. The group will perform in Evanston, Lyman, Mountain View, Green River, Rock Springs, Jeffrey City and Medicine Bow.

An open dress rehearsal is set for tonight in Laramie. Special tour By JIM NEWSOM Star-Tribune correspondent WHEATLAND A Tucson, man pleaded innocent in New Worland school set for November completion Pima County, Ariz. District Court Wednesday to second degree 320, about 10 miles north of here. According to Platte County law enforcement officials, Winters and Smith had lived together prior to Smith's diappearance. The Pima County Sheriffs' Department spokeman said a formal extradition hearing has not been held in the matter, and that law enforcement officials there do not know whether Winters plans to waive or fight extradition back to Wyoming.

Lawrence G. Winters, 45, entered the innocent plea during a preliminary hearing held after his Wednesday arrest and is being held in leiuof $25,000 bond. Winters faces the second degree murder charges in connection with his alleged involvement and the death of Debra Jean Smith, whose skeletal remains were discovered in September at a garbage dump near the intersection of U.S. Highway 26 and Wyoming State Highway murder charges in connection with his alleged involvement in the 1980 The building, approved by voters in a bond issue election in the spring of 1983, will contain administrative offices, science, art and home economics classrooms, the media center and computer lab. Dr.

Hudson F.Lasher,' superintendent of schools in Washakie County District 1, said Kloefkorn-Ballard of Casper is approximately five to six weeks ahead of schedule. WORLAND School district officials here say a contractor hired to construct a new Worland middle school has estimated the building will be completed by Thanksgiving. disappearance and death of a 24-year-old Wheatland woman. According to a Pima County Sheriff's Department spokesman, Ci Country WWC trustees rule brick, mortar purchase 'proper' 1st To Bring Low Psices to caspe i COUPOfJSALE it'iMia--'-'1- jiflr-- Jown ft Country Cbupbn -Town 8 Country Coupon western Family 302 6 Pack 301 COKE ORANGE JUICE TAB BARQS I WESTERN 1 I FAMILY. I mm oz.

I Bids were called for initially on the materials, but subsequent decisions were made to make a "sole source, purchase," or buying directly from one company without bidding. The trustee report noted that sole source purchases were legal, and allowed under a college policy "when that action may best serve the needs of the District." But the report also said that such purchases have involved only eight out of the 97 contracts awarded on the expansion project. "We see no evidence of favoritism in these proceedings and not that the architects have a history of recommending various brick manufacturers and distributors," the trustees' report concluded. Caller offered no comment during the meeting when the trustee subcomittee's report was affirmed without dissent by the full board. But he said later he was not surprised with the outcome, and still not fully satisfied with the explanation.

Caller said he hoped that his calling attention to the situation might lead to a state law requiring bidding on all major purchases by community colleges. Currently, the schools in Wyoming are under no requirement except their own policies to engage in competitive bidding, he said. By PAUL KRZA Star-Tribune staff writer ROCK SPRINGS Disputed brick and mortar purchases for Western Wyoming College's major expansion project were "proper. judgment(s), fairly applied," the WWC trustees have decided. With little comment, the board Thursday night approved a detailed, four-page report by a trustee subcommittee appointed to investigate allegations of "unethical and unfair" bidding lodged by a local brick supply company.

report acknowledged some irregularities and oversights in the process that lead to purchase of the building materials from an out-of-state company. But the trustees also concluded the actions by both the project architect and construction management firm were proper and ethical, and that "no further action" was needed. Rock Springs Block Co. manager Larry Caller had raised the questions about the purchase of several hundred thousand dollars worth of brick, mortar and colored mortar dye. He calimed that the architect's procedures and control over brick and mortar selection were tilted against his firm and in favor of a Denver-based brick company.

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