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.wire Counle kisses 1 LOS ANGELES (AP) ? , others' clutches, Barbara K swollen lips, sore backs and biting his upper lip. She saic went into a daze. But they hadn't been fightin record for 144 hours of kissing were suffering the effects of o' The kissers, both actors, w uarwrs uy uesung me previc Guinness Book of World Recoi DeLorean, 20, and Kane, 24 i \ the window of the Papi Sherman Oaks. They alterr while kissing, changed clothi minute break per hour. "My lips are swollen, but ot said Monday evening, morr DeLorean. "It was worth it," said DeL was in bad condition. "I loved Singers tried fc CHICAGO (AP) ? The Bee and Robin Gibb - showed up f< copyright infringement trial c they recorded the hit song, "H Ronald Selle, an antique de music, sued the Bee Gees in 1! was based on a tune he wrot< U.S. District Court. Selle said "How Deep is 1 successful pop songs written a Gees for the movie "Saturday similar" to "Let It End," whic Allen Engerman, an attorn beginning and ending of "Let in pitch and rhythm to "How D also contended that when Mai "Let It End," he identified it a? Bee Gee attorney Robert Osl on "isolated musical similariti Winner takes tl COVENTRY, R.I. (AP) ? ( Rhode Island title, Sharon Cor in a sleek swimsuit to find a i case. Angrily ordering him out, : into an evening gown. A few high school English teacher co and won the right to represent finals. "He took the jewelry I was p Monday. "I was so angry I fori told me, 'Don't cry, don't ruin} Condon said the jewelry anci the Howard Johnson's Mote Sunday was worth $4,000. Ma heirlooms, she said. "It was a high price to pay,' idea of dropping out of the cont USC todajy : RH film "The Postman 7 and 9:30 p?m, starring Cecil Kellaway, Audrey Men's basketball - USC University Telephone Directory iic inrf JUJL out Of . this world! use it! or 6 days 1 \fter six days locked in each ane and Dino DeLorean have headaches. He accused her of I he hit her too hard when she rf 1 *> &. a iic iwu tiuiuit-u?t niaramon ending on Valentine's Day, and 1 ver-osculation. ere attempting to further their his kissing record, listed in the : rds as five days and 12 hours. ; t, began their kiss-a-thon Feb. 8 j lion Boutique and Gallery in lately sat, stood and reclined es each day and took one five- i i herwise I feel very well," Kane lents after her last kiss with i ,orean, who admitted his mouth it. I would do it again." ir plagiarism Gees - brothers Maurice, Barry >r the first hearing in a federal harging they plagiarized when ow Deep is Your Love?'' aler with a master's degree in 978, charging the song actually 3. The trial opened Monday in your Love?," one of several nd recorded in 1977 by the Bee f Night Fever," is "strikingly h he penned in 1975. ey for Selle, told the jury the It End" were almost identical eep is Your Love?'' Engerman I irice Gibb heard a version of 5 the Bee Gees' song. enberg said the suit was based es." heft in stride , )n her way to winning the Mrs. idon returned to her hotel room I stocky man rifling her jewelry she called police and changed [ minutes later, the 41-year-old * oly returned to the competition the Ocean State in the national ^ lanning to wear," Condon said got to comb mv hair. Evprvnn#* ~ ? - ? J ?t /our mascara.'" ba mi [ case stolen from her room in g0 >r Lodge in Newton, Mass., ny of the items were family gc foe ' said Condon, adding that the dr est never occurred to her. c0 ni. . v^i; | fai da Always Rings Twice" 2:30, Jjj Una Turner, John Garfield, totter, and Hume Cronyn. j sc vs. Georgia Tech 7:30 p.m. p, Pi | iwooocoawooooooooccooi h Hang Glidii I V' Nei I Wed. Fel n r; a/\ ^ is / :uu pm Ko( P.E. Cer | No Experience I Hdooocoooooooooeooocoo lflfatornQfo 4 viumi aui? AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP) ? Frank Wills, the guard who discovered the 1972 Watergate break-in, was sen tenced to a year in jail yesterday after being convicted of shoplifting a $12 pair of tennis shoes. Richmond County State Court Judge Eugene Slaton sentenced Wills, 34, of suburban North Augusta, S.C., after a two-day trial. Wills rushed from the courtroom after the sen tpnninCJ \llithnnt C?VOolrinn f n rannKlnxc ^ vvfivTprvrir i o, He testified Monday he intended tht shoes to be a gift for his 15-year-olc son, who accompanied him to the Sk> City discount store on Sept. 1,1982. He said he put the shoes in a bag to hidt them from his son, not to steal them. On June 17, 1972, Wills was working as a security guard at Washington's Mardi Gras is one of the things New Vlardi Gras is technically the day befoi Saturday night. Ifficials may I CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) ? Three nkrupt Friendship College alleged inPV illpoallv lroor> D/??lr ?x:il c J jr VW LI1C ivva^iv n III, c vernment investigator says. "We could not tie any of the funds to ott, a Department of Education agenl ieral Bankruptcy Court. "We deter /iduals ? by perpetuating the colli ntinue receiving salaries." The officials involved were forme larles Petress, former financial off jnderson and former business manage Petress pleaded guilty Jan. 19 to tw< ise suueinenis io ootain $40,000 in fed< y, Henderson pleaded guilty to makii ist October, Patel pleaded guilty l ication for federal money. NONE OF THE THREE ? initia larges involving illegally obtaining $1 ;ntenced. The college, which closed in Dece inkruptcy in February 1981. T -edominantly black, 90-year-old colk iy debts and expenses. Monday's hearing was on bankri 20CCOCOCOCCOCOCO& wali aiigiu ft Flying | | B Join | 1 r a | | a w Club | In ). 16 I |S >m 111 hi iter | H Necessary . v|. .m ooooooooooooocoo? ^ figure gets ye< : Watergate complex when he ' discovered a taped door latch leading to the Democratic National Committee offices in the complex. > A SUBSEQUENT investigation traced the burglary to the re-election ' campaign of then-President Richard Nixon. The investigation eventually i led to the president's resignation and jail terms for several of Nixon's top aides. i Wills told an interviewer after his I arrest last fall that he had a hard time - finding work after the Watergate s incident. "I've been turned down for many jobs because some people i. ntied me ; for what happened to the p, sident," i Vin JaIH T11 A i- if ? J i in iuiu i im Hugusiu neruia. ut a party Orleans is most famous for and is one of the t e Lent begins, the festivities start days ahead iave obtained mi former officials at Johnson's objections ly obtained federal for $211,000 in reimbi ?.C., school solvent, a Last week, John: possible compromis< personal gain," Nick the case until agency t, testified Monday in The department's mined the three in- money allegedly sp< ege ? were able to tained "on the basi records." vr nnll/irtn J L .* pi caiueiii icer Arthur Wyman THE CLAIM ALS ?r Chandra Patel. assistance money d o charges of making collected for ineligib eral money. The next campus. ng a false statement. Department audito to falsifying an ap- 870 work study payn throueh .Junp iq?i wa The student time s lly accused of other payments, Crider s 66,000 ? has yet been working two hours a month ? including he mber 1981, filed for That made him si 'he assets of the multiple signatures c ige are being sold to of the work cited, sorr Crider also said al jptcy trustee Keith between July 1,1980, j , WINTER CLEAR MENS : P?lS ^ ^ ,v. q>J.UU SWEATSHIR I $500 J/5%. LADIES /M, #/% Jt Flannel SHI! <Won "!"' ?? $5.0? \<<c* 256-441 ai dciimiiue After his September arrest, Wills was freed on bond pending the trial. FRANCES PLAYFORD, a cashier at the store, testified Monday she was standing near the rear exit of the store when Wills walked past her with a sack over his shoulder as if he were about to leave the store. She said she called to Wills and asked him to stop so she could check the bag bacause she was required to check any bags that are not sealed store containers. "After I had found them (the shoes), then he offered to pay for them," Playford said. Wills said he had a $20 bill in his hand to pay for the shoes and had picked them up while his son was in another part of the store. ;'v. ^ ^ t SBBlmm ^ fJBHB^(>$^^':jx;: BHHBK HHH^^H N^i*llf& ^HOBmm V^S!Si^BS&9 Photo by Gerry Dunham iest times of year to be there. Although of time. This float was in a parade on mey illegally to the Department of Education's claim irsements. son and department lawyers said a 3 had been reached and asked to delay officials could fully assess the offer, claim included $104,035 in work study ent on unauthorized expenses and obs of fabricated and inadequate work u alluukd tnat $65,992 in student idn't go to students and $31,081 was ile students at the college's Charleston >r Reece Crider testified that only 11 of lents on college ledgers from July 1980 re properly documented. heets submitted to support 492 of those aid, consistently listed each student t day, five days a week, four weeks a ilidays. ICni /MAI lO Pnlrl/vM - ^ ? ? 4* ?u|/ivtuuo, vyi iuci dctiu, <uui so qici tne >n some dates ? sometimes in advance letimes long afterward. Dout $65,000 in student assistance paid and Oct. 31,1981, was unaccounted for. ANT?QAI?I\ ' *' k-r# miuau si?<s, r m % /- pi '^r G 1 TS ^>l\ us 1 WBttBBSUtBBtMKSBKHBSKy /J /