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6B THE MINNEAPOLIS STAR Dec.7, 1976 a. CTT7 SPEND AN EVENING IN JAPAN hit I L.JiiL..ii:.UiLiJ,. iiiiiilniiiiiEi V' i'' jy- 'r iiv 'V fm mi I Star Photo by Tom Sweeney tf NEW CENTER The $25-mlllion Burnsville Center, Hwy. I-35W and County Rd. 42, Is scheduled to open next August Construction of the shopping center, the largest in the npper midwest, began In spring 1974.

The center is a project of Homart Development a Chicago-based company that also developed Eden Prairie Center and Maple- wood Mall. The 1.25-raillion-square-foot center will have four major department stores, 160 smaller stores, a four-screen movie theater and parking space for 6,200 cars on its 114-aere site, said Ken Henk, assistant project manager. BOOK CALLS EXECUTION UNJUST Private Japanese Dining Rooms Available For Two or More Guests Lindbergh -case figure defended TRADITIONAL JAPANESE FOOD COCKTAILS and WINE COCKTAIL LOUNGE 11:30 a.m. 1:00 a.m. HAPPY HOUR 4:30 p.m.

6:00 p.m. 5 Charles A. Lindbergh the 20-month-old first son of the noted flier. From the moment of his arrest In September 1934 until he walked to the death chamber, Hauptmann, an illegal German alien, protested his innocence in two languages. But, writes New York police reporter Anthony Scaduto in his book, "Scapegoat," Hauptmann "was rushed into the electric chair" to "punish someone, any-! one," for the crime against "the hero, Lindbergh." SCADUTO, who began researching the crime in April 1973, writes that "proof is overwhelming" that the 35-year-old German carpenter was innocent.

Hauptmann was the victim of "individual perjurers," including police, "who believed they were acting justly, morally with God on Newhouse News Service WASHINGTON "When the world reads what you have written," Mrs. Bruno Richard Haupt-mann said, "maybe I will face the reporters again and tell them what they did to us." "What they did to us" was to send her husband to death in the electric chair at Trenton, N.J., on April 3, 1936. He was convicted of the kidnaping-murder of vf 1 LUNCH DINNER MONDAY-FRIDAY MONDAY-SATURDAY VCkan Sapporo 6534 FLYING CLOUD DRIVE, EDEN PRAIRIE, MINNESOTA 55343 941-5115 "Reservations are Recommended" Senior Citizen Menus or. tr SAUNA, ANYONE? their side," Scaduto writes. Hauptmann would have been acquitted or never brought to trial Scaduto says, without official use of false or twisted evidence or the withholding of vital evidence that supported Haupt-mann's innocence.

Hauptmann, who lived in the Bronx In New York, was picked up when a $20 federal gold-backed banknote, part of the ransom paid fruitlessly for the abducted child's return, was traced to him through a neighborhood gas station. About $17,000 in similar notes were subsequently found in his garage behind his home. Hauptmann said the money had been left with him when his business partner, Isador Fisch, made a trip to Germany and died there. HAUPTMANN, who said Fisch owed him more than $17,000, said he began using the money when he heard of Fisch's death. He swore he never knew the bills were part of the Lindbergh ransom.

Scaduto presents sheaths of apparently credible evidence not used, or allegedly misused, at the trial. It Includes business ledgers Hauptmann and Fisch used; letters from Fisch's brother corroborating some of Hauptmann's statements; an employment pay-book that purportedly showed Hauptmann could not have been near Lindbergh's country estate at Hopewell, N.J., when abduction occurred, and supposedly suppressed police laboratory reports that would have helped the defense. Scaduto also said that police Ignored the "confession" of a disbarred lawyer containing evidence only the kidnaper could have known. The following is the lunch menu for next week for the Congregate Dining Project in Henne-, pin and Anoka Counties. Contributions are accepted.

The program is administered by the Salvation Army and financed through a federal grant from the Governor's Citizens Council on Aging. The program is open to all persons 60 and older and their spouses. Reservations must be made two working days in advance. These are the luncheon program locations, phone numbers and meal times: 1604 E. Lake 721- 5963, 1 p.m.; 341 E.

38th 825-7877, noon; 1516 W. Lake 827-4348, noon; 501 Bryant Av. 377-9191, noon; 2418 Plymouth Av. 521-0102, 12:30 p.m.; 2625 Central Av. 789-3904, 12:15 p.m.; 2123 Clinton Av.

874-0043, 12:30 p.m.; 706 1st Av. 341-3809, 12:30 p.m.; 1711 W. Broadway, 521-6591, noon; 1900 11th Av. 871-7045, noon; Lake Circle Pines, 784-5891, noon; Hwys. 65 and 22, Cedar, 434-6117, noon; 4330 S.

Cedar Lake 377-8330, kosher meals, noon; 1929 NE. 2nd 788-7570, noon; 70th Bucket 10" Dippers to 75 Thermometers 6S0-1095 St. and Nicollet Av. Richfield, 861-4148, noon; 960 15th Av. 378-2897, 12:15 p.m.; 611 112th Av.

Blaine, 755-3954, 12:30 p.m.; Oak and Williams Excelsior, 474-4457, noon. Additional information may be obtained by calling 332-2316. Monday Cranberry juice, turkey pot pie with baking powder biscuit, buttered green beans, tossed salad with French dressing, fruit bar, coffee, tea, skim milk, 2-percent milk. Tuesday Chicken rice soup with crackers, Salisbury steak with gravy, mashed potatoes, buttered squash, rye bread with margarine, chilled fruit cocktail, coffee, tea, skim milk, 2-percent milk. Wednesday Pineapple juice, tuna noodle hot dish, buttered asparagus, whole wheat roll, margarine, chilled peaches, coffee, tea, skim milk, 2-percent milk.

Thursday Grapefruit Juice, baked chicken with cranberry sauce, escalloped potatoes, buttered spinach, carrot-raisin salad, whole wheat bread, margarine, peanut butter cookie, coffee, tea, skim milk, 2-percent milk. Friday Pineapple juice, Polish sausage, escalloped potatoes, buttered cabbage, pumpernickle bread, margarine, pears in cherry gelatin, coffee, tea, skim milk, 2-percent milk. Burnsville district to ask opinion on installing tennis-court bubble Find a complete line of other sauna products from Finland including soap, shampoo, brushes, signs and books. GALlERIA, next to Gabbertt 3505 West 69th Street, Edina. 926-3600 10-9 Sat.

10-6 Sun. 12-5 A plan for a "bubble" over four Burnsville High School tennis courts is stalled temporarily on a legal question. Floyd Hiar, 32 River Woods Lane. Burnsville, has proposed building the bubble over four of the high school's eight courts at no cost to the school. The school district would be guaranteed a certain number of court hours for school purposes, and Hiar would rent the other time to the general public.

The question is whether the district would have to count the guaranteed court time as income and apply an equivalent amount to repay the district bonds, said Superintendent Robert Tschirki. The guaranteed time could be worth up to $6,000 annually using present rental rates for all-weather courts In the area, he said. The district has decided to seek an attorney general's opinion about whether the court time would be considered income, Tschirki said. mm 0 (1 A A hristams is Do Dexter people have more fun? Slip into a pair and you've got the answer. Dexter Shoes are built to kst.

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It's our way of saying Thanks for shopping at Eden Prairie Center. Open Eves, until 8:30, Sat. until 5:30 p.m. BankAmericard Shopper Charge Master Charge a eden prairie center jO 169 JUST 0F 1-494 PK CHRISTMAS HOURS: 10-9, SUN. 11-6 JJ 810 EAST LAKE 823-9109 (Lake St.

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