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Judge Refers Knaus Case to Grand Jury

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Albert C. Knaus, Jr. 1E, accused of stealing $700 in checks from the University, was referred to the Grand Jury for indictment by the East District Court Saturday.

After the testimony was read, Judge Louis L. Green found "probable cause" for indictment on those of the checks worth less than $50. He declined judgement on the rest as the district court has no jurisdiction in alleged larceny cases over this amount.

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