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-wire Canadians opt 1 MYRTLE BEACH (AP) Moosehead? No thanks, say Days. Local beer distributors anc from the north aren't clam< brews. "I've found they're not buyi the pricing structure," said Ho of the Oliver Distributing Co. You can buy a six-pack of s The imported brands sell for $2 Rut u/hotViof ~c v. uiibuici uic auua di e Ol pubs and nightspots are selling 50,000 Canadians are expected Canadian-American Days Fest The Canadians are interest* like Coors or Miller, according Shop. "They don't seem to b ones." A clerk at Green's Beverage mixture of domestic and ii "They're greatly interested in \ He said some Canadians are the store. "They have problems eetti country," he said. Car payment mi TACOMA, Wash. (AF) ? Itv finally swung a new station waf Lyal Schlotterbeck, of Tacc with the necessary down payn Honda and some cash for a wagon, so he threw in a cow, 1 pregnant heifer. Tacoma Subaru salesman J Schlotterbeck if he had anythir payment when the used car and After some dickering, Schlott from his cattle and a payment s< The down payment might be it was "what it took to put the de Tacoma Subaru doesn't plan payments. Jack Streff, one of th cattle are headed for an auctioi for several private schools. Town forgets its PRESCOTT, Wash. (AF) ? T says she'll bring the pickles w centennial ? one year late. The eastern Washington hai birthday until one of the 300 re: the omission at the Town Council Harper said there should be a 1 Mayor Alice Hoops excused wasn't here in 1982." She end However, adding, "I'll bring the < Prescott was founded when Navigation Co. line was exten Walla and a station was establis A 45-block town plat was filed ] Walla County auditor, but Pre until 1903. TV camera catc PEKING (AP) ? Five young keep an eye out for television dispose of loot again. Liang Zhusheng, a rural offici news program showing a traf noticed some youths in the ba into a fish pond. Liang called Canton police, - i! C * * * " sunion ior a closer look at the apprehended five youths, the C Evening News reported. The three bicycles were recc owners, said the paper's Frida Saturday. It said the five youths tried t( shop owner, but left because I were disposing of the bikes w accidentally caught them in the, USC today RH film "Nazarin" 7 Francisco Rabat, Rita Macedo * USC Cultural Series "Twi i The Acting Company at Tl Admission is $4.50 for studer BasebalHISC vs. Francis o.m. at Sarae Frve Field. vT-'T ^ > ' / ' ' ' ' i:.i?^?nn II11III II nun iwii<;.ii i III II III I li^n I III ?||| 11 !! > mil ? < **. ,* ?v . ? mamrnammmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm inr II S hrpw/Q w . w W Ml V?? V - How about a Molson or a Canadians here for Can-Am I retailers agree that visitors oring for Canada's domestic ng Canadian beers because of ward Oliver, general manager uuie uomesnc oeers tor $1.99. .99 and up. U.S. or Canadian origin, local a lot of beer these days. Some I to visit during the two-week ival, which winds up Friday. ;d in mainly American beers ? to a clerk at the Suds Party e interested in the imported ; Store said Canadians buy a nported brews, but added, vine." amazed to see Moosehead in ng Moosehead in their own ade with cows /as the tail end of the deal that ron for a format J vi W J V/V4A VIU 1U1 111^1 . >ma, couldn't quite come up lent when he offered his 1982 new $13,000 Subaru station ler four-month-old calf and a loe Spaulding said he asked lg else to round up as a down u: J v.aan uiu Lame up snon. erbeck milked $1,300 in credit chedule he could handle. a bit odd, Spaulding said, but al together" a week ago. to put its brand on the down e company's owners, said the ii next month to raise money > birthday he mayor of this tiny hamlet 'hen Prescott celebrates its nlet forgot about its 100th sidents. Alvin Harrwr , ... J/VI , 1IVIVU t meeting last week. Delated birthday party. I the oversight, saying, "I lorsed the idea of a party, dill pickles." the Oregon Railway and ided northward from Walla ;hed at the present town site. May 15, 1882, with the Walla ;scott was not incorporated hes thieves I bicycle thieves will know to cameras if they ever try to . lal, was watching a television fie jam in Canton when he ickground throwing bicycles who went to the television nmire film A J ? iivwo linn anu me ucxi uay anton newspaper Yangcheng >vered and returned to their y edition, seen in Peking on ) Sell till* stolon hinvr?l?c ?r? o ?vv a ie became suspicious. They hen the television cameras act Wednesday, it said. i and 9:30 pm starring , Jesus Fernandez. FREE, i 9lfth Night/' presented by ? lie Township at 8 p.m. ] its and $9 for nublie. w ? - - - ( Marion College at 7:30 J < ... ... ?-?l i 'Pee Wee' Ga (AP) ? Donald "Pee Wee" Gaskins was sentenced Saturday to die in the plp^trip nhoir 0^.-^4 -* A v.vv.. .v vunu ivii me oepi. iz prison bombing murder of Death Row inmate Rudolph Tyner. Grim and tight-lipped, Gaskins sat silently at the defense table as the jury's verdict in the death penalty phase of his trial was read. HE INDICATED with a shake of his head that he had nothing to say before Circuit Judge Dan Laney Jr. set Aug. 3 as the date for his execution. An appeal to the state Supreme Court is mandatory in death penalty CaSfiK and Hpfonco T""'' , uwvuuv atiui ncjr (JdCrV Swerling said it was unlikely the process would be completed by Aug. 3. The panel of eight women and five men deliberated almost exactly one hour before deciding that Gaskins should die for Tyner's slaying. On Tuesday, they found him guilty after just 41 minutes in the jury room. i l FOUK OTHER MEN have been I charged in Tyner's slaying, including I the son of the elderly Horry County : couple Tyner was condemned to death for killing in 1978. Prosecutors portrayed Tyner's death as a vengeance < assassination. i rjaslfinc hurl Uon ? ^.MwasaaaM tlUU MW11 OUI1 iCi IL^CU IU death once before in the 1975 murder t of Dennis Bellamy. But that sentence < was later reduced to life in prison 1 when the state's former death penalty r law was declared unconstitutional. i jt n m m mm m KlllfN*. III \ m |? CABOMHA * $ < p mm mm ? i ** * L, ARTS >% m TTRilOK ^ Watch your step The statue of a horseman on the State H( yesterday - unaware of the steep drop dead Final schedule fi CHARLESTON (AP) ? About 100,000 peo to flood Charleston in late May for the Festival USA. The final schedule for the 17 days of cul been drawn up, said Charles MacKay, din ment and finance for the festival. MacKay said there have been some gc corporate cutbacks this year, but individi are making up for the losses. Headlining this year's events will be Giacomo Puccini's "Madama Butterfly," Russell. Russell is a British filmmaker "Women in Love," "Altered States" and "T< Catherine Lamy, an American soprano, > role, and Barry McCauley will play Pinkertc Festival founder Gian Carlo Menotti will Jury selection bi KINGSTREE (AP) ? Jury h selection is to begin today in the s misconduct in office and obstruction 9f justice trial of suspended t< Williamsburg County Sheriff r Theodore McFarlin. A jury pool of 10() Williamsburg si bounty residents, the largest in C county history, has been called for the d selection pr ocess. si McFarlin, the first black sheriff in h South Carolina since Reconstruction, tl s charged with improperly running c iskins sentei 'This man is a ruthless, coldblooded killer. He deserves no mercy/ ? Deputy Solicitor Richard Harpootlian Before he was sentenced, Gaskins, wearing a short-sleeve yellow sport shirt and standing with back arched and hands on his hips, asked to be spared the death penalty. GASKINS SAII) he was "tricked" by a prosecutor in 1978 into admitting some of the nine slayings in Florence and Williamsburg counties. "It was the same as a gun pointing to my head," Gaskins said. "I gave him stories." Former 12th Circuit Solicitor Kenneth Summerford testified Friday that he had decided he couldn't obtain the death penalty in the 1978 trial bpransp IrillintJ uioc nnmmiHorl L, ?J -? 1-T r -.1- V>av *f UU Wlltiltlt tV^VA before the state's new death penalty stature was enacted. BUT HE SAID he got Gaskins to admit to seven killings by agreeing lot to seek a death sentence. "I'm guilty of some of them, I admit ;hat," the bandylegged, 5-foot-2 convicted killer told the panel in his lalting, high-pitched drawl. "I have lot been a good man." "The man has no soul," said Deputy ' N f HHKvXV ^ & <& t> $>>&*$ *$ & * ^ ^ # <$ & *> # & *000* $ O # 4 O < * * <* # : . ? ^ ^ O ?> ^ <*i <* \ $> ':f'%, # j% # i ^\\;:w<^ -htwl H <:*:.? 0:i ? ^ If 4^| " '"*V )use grounds seemed to be riding on top ahead. ir Sooleto Frsi pie are expected opera, Samuel Barb annual Spoleto A third opera, 44 Giovanni Battista F tural events has premiere during the sctor of develop- Other highlights companies, the Pitt >vernmental and an exhibition of Loi lal contributions concerts and severa A jazz picnic on tl a production of held this year at Me directed by Ken Brubeck Quartet. IV >e credits include Brass Band. )mmy," An orchestral fin; vill sine the title Place plantation Jui m. * Spoleto Festival C 1 direct a second Mussorgsky and Rin egins today in: is jail and telling a woman to lie to tate investigators. He also is accused of using inmates 3 pick up food and deliver it to his estaurant. McFarlin, who was suspended as heriff after he was indicted last >ctober, faces 24 charges. One inictment charges him with obtruction of justice, a second charges im tYiinnr."J?' .... .iiiacunuuci in oitice and a lird lists 22 misconduct in office omplaintsr, . .v/,v.\ need to die < Solicitor Richard Harpootlian. "This man is a ruthless, cold-blooded killer. He deserves no mercy." GASKINS SPECIFICALLY denied five of the earlier murders: the 1973 drownings of pregnant Doreen Dempsy and her 2-year-old daughter, t Michelle, the 1974 shooting of John " Sellers and stabbing of Jessie Judy and the 1975 shooting of Johnny Knight. Gaskins also denied he had fashioned the bomb that killed Tyner, though he admitted taking part in the plot. "I am guilty of participating in it, but I was not in the final pi v?/di c*tivuoj no dciiu, x aon t Know how they received it (the explosives) * into the prison, but I did not get it." * BEFORE PROSECUTORS could object, Gaskins showed jurors a photo album with pictures of his wife and children. "My stepchildren. That's my son there, "he murmured as Laney told him from the bench that he couldn't show pictures to the jury. "Sorry, I just wanted them to see these," Gaskins said. Gaskins said his wife and family 0 continued to be devoted to him during his nearly eight years in prison. "If I was as mean as the state and the newspapers say I am . . . nc woman would stick with her husband that long." pp c - v.- .......... .?>*? . v b ? # % # # # # e< $ i ? ? ? * I |? Ko ? # ? *? * ns, ?* o ;? < J# # # ,r, % a * 9- ** o * ' if # _J(L. ..# # < * wm$ If-w S#?*>... * fri *S?i ? y ?t m * w m * *?8 ^ ? Photo by Michael Becler o of the S.C. Arts Commission truck tival completed er's "Anthony and Cleopatra." II Flaminio," the 1735 comic opera by 'ergolesi, will make its American stage C' festival. oi spoieto '83 will include four dance sburgh Symphony Orchestra, four plays, lise Nevelson sculpture, chamber music 1 special concerts. le middle Saturday of the festival will be ignolia Gardens. It will feature the Dave Iongo Santamaria and Dejan's Olympic ale and fireworks display at Middleton le 5 will feature Christian Badea and the Orchestra in a ronrprt nf umrir? hv isky-Korsakov. sheriff's trial The charges resulted from a State Law Enforcement Division investigation into allegations by three white male inmates that they were beaten and two of them sexually assaulted by about 16 black prisoners at the county jail in August. McFarlin said at the time the in cident was the first of its kind at the 11 jail and there was nothing he could have done to stop it. He instituted tougher security procedures afterward.