Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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.wire Evangelist rt DELAWARE, Ohio (A flock over the weekend, called some other evang "I'm just like Jesus, j he'll send you to hell. If; in hell," he said. Jenkins boasted thati heavenly assistance in him a religious meeting 1 He said he told the g tiinnnl '' &14IU1V1 .... Later, Jenkins said, sc "and then I said, 'Praise Among those he calk hypocrites" for ignoring Oral Roberts, Billy Grah he would use nationwide During the service's audience to pledge $48,OC ministry. Jenkins returned to Columbus, to visit his ai and to preach in his chur from prison in Decemb arrived this past Wednes Jenkins served three victions for conspiracy commit assault. I InnilUlanUnrl UllfJUUIIdllUU OLYMPIA, Wash. <AF newspaper files to de formation could help a i state Court of Appeals ru . The ruling came in a < by a reporter for The He alleged to lead a religiou The man, Ted Rinald* Mark Mestel, subpoenae for possible use in defend Snohomish County Su ruled he would review t! only the information h< defense. The newspaper appeak The appeals court, in a The Herald's publishei newspaper would appea Supreme Court, although The Herald is owned b\ David Burman, the nev "would be a serious blow information about contr about newsworthy figur present some threat to th Mestel said the decisis defendants." Politicians fil WASHINGTON (AP) congressional debate, li: day on a proposed nucie* run out of different ways Hep. Barbara Boxer, I race to "two people stai ten matches and one wit a fire." Hep. William Hatchfor a "genie let out of the b( or a genius. That genie h; Minority Leader Hot freeze resolution as "th James Martin, B-N.C., i "in a careless chess gam Speaker Thomas O'Ne just some fractured h "mutual and verifiable" USC tod RH film "The I starring Oustin Hoffi Ross and Rosemary Fc "Bent" begins tc Theatre and will run $2.50 for USC facti students. Baseball ? USD Sarge frye Field. Softball - USC \ arid 3 p.m. at lady Gai USG vs. Massachusett iturns to flock IP) ? Leroy Jenkins returned to his said he's nobody to tangle with and elists hypocrites. ust like him. You do him wrong and you do me wronp; i >u wish you were viien he was in a S.C. prison he had destroying a prison guard who told he was holding was too noisy. uard, "I hope you fall dead in the >meone told him the guard had died, the Lord.'" kJ "the biggest bunch of liars and I him while he was in prison were iam and Rex Humbard. Jenkins said television as his pulpit. ; "healings," Jenkins asked the K) to defray the costs of his television Delaware, about 25 miles from ling 77-year-old mother, Willie Mae, ch for the first time since his release er on a work-release program. He day for a five-day visit. years and eight months on con to cuininu arson ana conspiracy to files subpoenaed *) ? A judge can review confidential itermine whether unpublished incriminal defendant, the Washington lied Monday. :ase involving information gathered raid of Everett, Wash., about a man scult. o, faces sex charges. His attorney, ;d some of The Herald's files in 1981 ling Rinaldo. perior Court Judge Stuart French nmifptxr*? ? J ? n * A * Av<r uvwopapci incs ciiiu give iviesiei i thought would help in Rinaldo's id. 2-1 vote, upheld French's ruling. \ Chris Little, said he assumed the I the case to the Washington state he first wanted to read the decision. r The Washington Post Co. vspaper's attorney, said the decision to the ability of journalists to gather oversial subjects, and particularly es who are perceived to possibly e sources of information." an "is a good sign for the rights of libuster verbosely ? You'd think that in a 13-hour ke the one the House had the other ir weapons freeze, lawmakers would to say the same thing. They didn't. D-Calif., compared the nuclear arms iding in a gasoline puddle, one with h nine, arguing over which can start d, D-Conn., viewed the arms race as )ttle...that genie is no longer a genie as become a monster." >ert Michel, R-Ill., denounced the e first sip of the bitter cup." Hep. compared it to a misguided gambit e." ill, D-Mass., didn't offer an analogy; English. He kept referring to the freeze as "a variable freeze." ay araduato" 2:30, 7, 9:30 p.m. man, Anne Bancroft, Katharine irsythe, FREE. might at 8 p.m. at Longstreet through Sunday. Admission is ilty/staff and $1.50 for USC vs. Tennessee at 7:30 p.m. at is, Michigan in two games at 1 Tiecock Field. s at 8 p.m. at Pontiac Complex* MM????? Student com SPARTANBURG (AP) ? A Spartanburg Technical College student accused of holding a counselor hostage at knifepoint was orHororl trnnfrv U? -> ? ~ J * - uv> vu jr^oiciua^ lU uc CUIIIIIULieU tO the State Hospital for observation, an official said. Michael Gary Butler, 30, of Inman, who was held without bond at the Spartanburg County Jail overnight, was ordered committed for an indefinite period, said Lt. Ray Murphy of the sheriff's office. Butler was charged with kidnapping Monday morning after being arrested without incident by an offduty Spartanburg County sheriff's deputy, according to sheriff's Sgt. Mike Ennis. Counselor Celia Bauss was held at knifeooint for 45 minutps hut U73C tint harmed. Butler, an industrial maintenance student, demanded an investigation into the vocational school's use of Drink chug-a-lug Rick Scalca (left) and Rick Stewart (cen Fla. over spring break last week. USC wo rtiauailld UUyS I with assault of HARTSELLE, Ala. (AF) ? The FBI ha for a 19-year-old Hartselle man who 1 assault after two young boys were taken wounded their mother and uncle. Police investigator Elmer Sanders said called into the case after evidence indic< taken across state lines. He said an arrest warrant was issued IV old Jackie Collins, accused of assault in c Sunday night shooting in the north Alabarr Sanders said a gunman shot the motln took the boys ? Bryan Mondell, 4, and Mi< from the Hartselle home of their uncle, Do The boys were reported safe with grai Carolina on Monday, less than 18 hour taken. Police said the episode was beli "domestic problem" and other charges co Sanders said the actions of thp aim b"" "abduction" of the boys. But he said no k were filed immediately, partly because it case will be under state or federal jurisdi Man arrested fi HAKKISBUKG, Pa. <AP) ? At one college he was economics professor Peter H. Pearse, at the other he was computer science professor John Byron Hext. At home his landlady knew him as Anthony S. Williams. He was John Doe on the arrest warrant. Police, who even had trouble getting the man's fingerprints because thev were so faint wprp ?till trvim* t#. ' J ?15 determine his identity as the man sat in I^ancaster County Prison in lieu of $40,000 bail. Meanwhile, academic committees at Millersville State College and Shippensburg State College are reviewing classes taught by the mitted for ob Comprehensive Employment and Training Act money and was disgruntled about how he and other CETA students were being treated, officials said. The incident began around 8:35 a.m. when a man walked into Bauss' office, according to Ron Whitley, the school's vice president for business affairs. The man told Bauss he was upset over the CETA program, then allegedly pulled a knife and ordered her to call Leroy Sanders, supervisor of the CETA unit at the Spartanburg Job Service office, said Whitley. Another counselor walked into Bauss' office and was told to leave by the man. The counselor alerted Whitley, who had a secretary call the sheriff's department. Meanwhile, Bauss called Sanders. Sanders pretended he had to leave the phone to get paper and pen, but instead took action to make sure the .cX^?9sS&* I * * ter) were representatives of USC in the beer c n the preliminary competition, (idnapped by ma their family, au s joined the search any such kidnappini was charged with custody factors, by a gunman who Sanders said the be and 8 p.m. Sunday. F today the FBI was n a.m. Monday th; ited the boys were parents in Marion, S. Sanders said the londay for 19-year- separated from their :onnection with the The boys' uncle sa la town. door of his home Sur *r and uncle as he were staying. The w< :hael Mondell, 2, ? and asked if she coulc nnie Murray. ndparents in South While she pretend* s after they were pulled out a gun and o ieved related to a Before the gunma uld be filed later. turned the television man amounted ... 1: - wuuiiumg mmana M( idnapping charges Sanders said Mond< is uncertain if the in South Carolina e ction. He also said acquainted with Colli! or posing as pro professor to decide if students should be given credit. The bearded man, in his 50s, faces charges of theft by deception, tampering with public records and false swearing for posing as Hext at Shippensburg, police said. He could face additional charges for his employment at Miliersvillp whpm he taught business and economics using the name of Fearse, claiming he held a doctorate from the University of Edinburgh in Scotland. At Shippensburg, "Hext" taught a graduate course in HardwareSoftware Systems and Computer Programming II, a sophomore servation school knew what was happening. He returned to the phone. Sanders said he asked Bauss if she was more man mree feet from the man with the knife. She said no. "I told her, 'When that door bursts open, you hit the deck,"' he said. Sanders talked to the man about his k complaint, with Bauss relaying questions and answers. "I stayed on the line until the police got there," he said. "It seemed like 10 hours, but it probably was just 15 or 20 minutes." The student had two other knives on him when he was arrested, according toEnnis. Sanders said the man's complaint was that Spartanburg TEC "was ripping off the CETA division; however he rnulH nnt aiv<* mo ? 7 ?? ? v ***v aujr specific instance." Whitley said the complaints were the first he heard about the CETA money and said the school has no plans to conduct an investigation. *: ' ; ; V ' --- Photo by Rithird lilwin "*> V# ihugging contest at Fort Lauderdale in charged ithorities say g charges may depend on unresolved >ys were taken from the home between 7 'olice were notified by telephone around at they were safe with their father's C. boys' mother, Deborah Mondell, is father. lid a man and woman appeared at the iday night where Mondell and the boys )man "said she was having car trouble 1 I IP /\ V** - ?- ? '' i ubo me pnune. f 3d to use the phone, he said, the man rdered the adults to lie on the floor. n and woman left, he said, the man up to full volume and fired four shots, mdell in the scalp. ell's estranged husband apparently was it the time of the incident but was ns. fessors course. He was paid $30,000 a year. At Millersville, "Pearse" taught " . Introduction to Quantitative Concepts, a freshman statistics course, and Managerial Finance and Investment Analysis, two sophomorelevel courses. He earned $28,000 a year there, the criminal complaint said. Shippensbur^ fir^H March 10, after learning about an article written by Professor John B. liext, of MacQuarie University in New South Wales, Australia. The real Hext, contacted Monday by telephone, said he never applied to work at the school.