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.wife Van carries dy LOS ANGELES (AP) ? Volkswagen van found 80 called police because "he \ ficers said. Police cleared traffic fron San Fernando Valley, evac the van to the middle of the s Los Angeles police units w car lot near the small. Driv? , A unidentified purchaser repoi said Sgt. Jack Ahrens. "Nobody knew where it c explosive, which he characte The police bomb squad wa: traffic near the airport, abc town Los Angeles. Air traffic into the airpo tracks running between the < shutdown, Ahrens said. The bomb squad detent hazardous to move," so the Ahrens said. There was no explosion, n< was reopened, he said. Of the VW purchaser, Ahre thing with a check." Uon artist runs PORTSMOUTH, Ohio (AP Ohio Correctional Facility in ] nation really needs is a profe run for president. John Akers, prisoner No. 1 electing "con artists" all alor "I am a real convict," he s took a convict and made him electing a president who shou Akers announced his candi radio station WPAY, saying money to fund his campaign. His letter made a num promises, including "a car in every pot." His postscript ad( signing this are available at $] A \.r : ^ * * rmcid, imprisoned in Msy J for an aggravated burglary cc His followers will be disapp years too young for the preside Comedian requt PHILADELPHIA (AP) ? gags about his boyhood in a prompted a libel suit by som asked for a jury trial. Cosby was sued by two fr Whitehead of New York Whitehead of Philadelphia. The brothers filed a comj against Cosby in October, ch references to the brothers dur on "The Tonight Show" in Oc reauested a inrv trial;? - ? M j ? j v* A 14* in nic ^az In their suit against Cosb; National Broadcasting Co. ant Whitehead brothers charged tl learned about sex with the assii The suit charged that Cost brothers' reputation in his de which took place in the 1 Philadelphia. Former coach is COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) ? football coach Woody Hayes Prince Rainier, pointing out t photographers. At an awards dinner last wt as a man he could respect, rec< photographers during a recent Recalling that Rainier was i nVintnrtronlioxp ,4-U:~ ?' 1 aj/uci o w 1 LI 11II Z4 IIOUTS years old taking a swing at ph Can you imagine that?" Rainier, now 59, turns 60 in M While at Ohio State, Hay cameraman and then lost his j player who had intercepted a p P!V!.''J-11111 J' j 1' wyniiin .viiiiink ., HI USC today 'A \ * RH film"High So?r>" Herring Gary Cooper, Then 4 p.m. and Ithica 8 p.m. at Pi ? idkii: rn , wiMitmMM i i namite load A man who purchased a used pounds of dynamite inside and vanted to know what to do," of(i eight surrounding blocks in the uated 15 nearby houses, moved treet and burned it. ere uispaicnea Monday to a used ite Whiteman Air Park after the 'ted findng the case of dynamite, :ame from,' Ahrens said of the rized as old and unstable, s summoned, and officers halted >ut 20 miles northwest of downrt was rerouted, and railroad :ar lot and the airport also were lined the dynamite was "too van and contents were burned, [ 3 injuries resulted and the area ins said, "I hope he paid for that for president ) ? An inmate at the Southern Lucasville, saying that what the isional con man, has decided to 162740, said the nation has been ig, so why not the real thing? ?aid. "It is high time the people their president instead of their Id be in prison." .uuv. y in tx lcntji' 10 rorismoutn ; he doesn't want any federal ber of traditional campaign every garage and a chicken in ied, "Copies of the pen used for LOO each." 1981, is serving four to 25 years eviction from Licking County. >ointed to learn he's only 25, 10 mcy under the Constitution. 2sts jury trial Comedian Bill Cosby, whose poor section of Philadelphia e of his childhood chums, has iends of his youth ? Walter PU.. 1 " - Vviiy anu n,ugene "Poppy" J Dlaint in U.S. District Court larging that Cosby has made ing a monologue he delivered itober 1980. Cosby on Monday >e. t y, "The Tonight Show," the j i Carson Productions Inc., the le comedian described how he ' stance of Poppy Whitehead. c >y's monologue damaged the scription of certain incidents Whitehead family home in ; rtrmnn'o fnn 9 pi ll IUC O I PI I D< pi Former Ohio State University *n said he is a fan of Monaco's Cc hat each has had run-ins with ^ jek, Hayes mentioned Rainier ounting the prince's clash with visit to New York. *J? reported to have punched two riV , Hayes, 70, joked, "A man 60 J?1 lotographers. Sixty years old. [ay. es once struck a television _ ob after punching an opposing P ass. . wl Bt " VU on foi 2:30, 7 and 9:30 p,m. sai tas Mitchell, Grace KeHy, deJ nd Otto Kruger. FREE. fc pri t. ONCCharlotte 3 p.m. at dis chi use vs. Bloomsburg Stats , jntiac Complex. am Ph Court to decid (AP) ? The S.C. Supreme Court was asked Mondav t.n WW V.WIVIV UllVUIUi 242 inmates released under the supervised furlough program can remain out of prison while the court decides whether to strike down the program. The state attorney general's office asked the court to rule on the question before deciding whether the furlough program and another early release program designed by the state parole board can be used to ease prison overcrowding. "We are asking the court to permit Z4Z prisoners who are now out living law-abiding lives to remain under active and intense supervision," said Tolbert Goolsby, chief deputy attorney general. ?3tesTO9P?fl!lB95WwlCHBB^x>-yxy'<:':-:>:v;:V.->'->>::;x-:':;/-^ No parking A university police car was involved in j ibout 9:10 a.m. yesterday at the corn< Sumter streets. Officer Cynthia Camp eleased from Richland Memorial Hospital ither cars were unhurt. >ast uecember, a deeply divided JC cut short its own three-year )be of Bakker by allowing him to pose of WJAN-TV in Canton, Ohio the only television station his urch owned directly. iakker is a prominent evangelist [1 minister in the Assemblies of God urch who is the pastor of the lustice Depart WASHINGTON (AP) ? The Justice apartment said late Monday it won't irsue a controversial investigation itially launched by the Federal >mmunications Commission of levision evangelist James Bakker. "We are going to close down thic se without taking any action," said hn Russell, a spokesman for the istice Department's Criminal vision. "We have not sent a letter to e FCC yet, but one should be forsoming shortly." Russell refused to discuss the ecific reasons for the department's cision not to investigate the case, lich turns on allegations that ikker solicited donations from jwers on his television program for e purpose and then used the money : other projects. Officials at the FCC, meantime, id they were surprised by the partment's announcement. e fate of inr Otherwise, he said, the ! be required to pick them u> back behind bars and di; lives, based on a court 01 last month by Circuit J Burnett III. Burnett ruled the sU system and parole offic stepped their authority ' created the supervised program, under which moi inmates have bee relea: their SrhpHlllpH nan.la Hotft vv??v\aM<VM JkSC*JL V/AV V4CI tV/l In his order dated Feb. ] barred the release of an> mates under the program a plans to release other qu mates under the "supen ditional release program.'" |a|Hpp 0| III L JL/1MVAUU ; ; She re where si i when di\ j Blackl > husband Nickolas ^sSfiL The m Photo by Chip Lowell Said the compani< A Burk that her c i three-car accident Boyd. 3r of Blossom and Boyd, v was treated and Nickolas I. The drivers o? the hc she interv ment closes Heritage Village Church in CI N.C. He also produces and is 1 daily religious program know "PTL Club" carried by do television stations across the c Because Bakker's church WJAN-TV in Canton, he was to FCC jurisdiction. The com began investigating his actr 1979 after reports appeared Charlotte Observer stating had solicited money for o missionary work but then u contributions for other oroiecti According to various FCC s the commission's staff las turned up circumstantial evid misconduct that would n< prompt the agency to order blown probe to determine \ WJAN's license should be rene Instead, on Dec. 8, the FCC v to refer the matter to the Department and to cut short probe by authorizing Bakker's to transfer ownership of W? another religious group ? the Livingstone Missionary Foui Inc. That transaction was con Jan. 31, with the Livingstone a uauon taKing control in exchai assuming the station's de estimated between $1.2 millic nate furlougl state would board approved th< p, put them but it has been tie srupt their since. 'der issued udge E.C. Since September vised furlough pro] certain inmates to ite prison serving at least si ;ials over- sentences. Under when they conditional release furlough non-violent inmates re than 300 released six mor sed before completed their sen s. In response L7, Burnett arguments, Circuit ' more in- Anders told the coi nd stopped "substitute the opir alified in- board for those of rised con- tending the executiv The parole judicial area." irgia woman litter custody JESBORO, Ga. (AP) ? Kathleen B 1 custody of her 4-year-old son, t< ites in south-central Georgia reje< th to an illegitimate, racially mixe< s rejected by a good majority of rn said. 'I was rejected by the whit iferred to the south-central Georg tie and her former husband, Mark rorced in 1979. 3urn, 28, is the defendant in a si seeking permanent custody of thi other lost custody of Nickolas in 1! lennifer, who was fathered out of \* fficer in Millen. Blackburn reg< last November after the Georgi ed a lower court order granting cu: nal grandmother. ther subsequently filed a custody vife of setting an "unfit moral ex ; case was moved to neighborin, ackburn now rpsirtec urn's attorney presented witness' the mother of child abuse and prom direct examination by her atto rn said the birth of Jennifer led to t )int requiring the FBI to take her e custody. cused her former husband of ha orce and said he once attempted :ar. u cnargea mat iNickolas' paternal j n, threatened her with a knife las attempted assault was prevent Dn, Peter Boyd of Waynesboro. ;e County social worker testified ( )ffice is investigating possible abu vho is black, testified last week tha on the hand for referring to him as the punishment was abusive or ext k said her investigation cannot be 'iews Boyd. PTL investh larlotte, $1.4 million. lost of a The FCC's decisior n as the the agency's seven zens of Commissioners Hem ountry. Joseph Fogarty cha owned mission was igno subject procedures and a mission obligation to hold bi vites in countable for their act in The Bakker "As a licensee urn verseas serious misconduct, J i-i- - ' - seu me siantiai and materia 5. fraudulent use of breach of fiduciary sources, testimony and corruj t year witnesses, PTL has lenee of license) to convey unl jrmally removed...," the two w a fullvhether Earlier this year, th wed. petitions from the 1 Media Coalition an oted4-3 Church of Christ aski Justice sider the matter Th its own still pending. church IAN to In addition, the I* i David Media Coalition ? , nidation based public interest gi Charlotte Observer Freedom of Informati lpleted obtain the results of Foun- investigation. To date nge for refused to release ibt ? primarily because it hi >n and matter to the Justice D< IS < J program in May, d up in court ever 1981. thp Riinof eir 4-year-old son, ?81 after she gave wedlock by a black ained custody of a Supreme Court stody of the boy to suit accusing his ;amplc" for their g Burke County, ^ es last week who liscuity. rneys yesterday, hreats on her life, and Jennifer into rassing her after to run her down grandfather, B.E. tt December. She ed by her male gram had allowed leave prison after x months of their the supervised program, eligible * ? would have been iths before they tences. to Goolsby's t Solicitor James irt both programs lions of the parole the court by exc ? - - * - -c luucuuii mio tne fights * / battle lackburn, fighting estified yesterday :ted her after she i daughter, the community," e people." ia town of Millen, ; Blackburn, lived lit by her former jarlier yesterday se of Nickolas by t he once slapped ; "a nigger," but reme. ! completed until jation i seriously split members, with ry Hi vera and rging the comring its own bandoning its $ roadcasters acions. der a cloud of including subil questions of i the airwaves, / duty, false pt influence of ; nothing (no ,il that cloud is rote in dissent. e FCC received National Black * d the United ing it to recon se petitions are National Black a Washingtonroup ? and The 4 are pursuing $ on requests to the FCC staff , the FCC has the material, id referred the apartment.