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Case may affecl
DALLAS (AP) ? The case of
Geter could result in a U.S. Suprei
mg, JJWIICC piUttUUICS UU
tions, a Texas judge hearing the c
bery case said yesterday.
How police made Geter a suspei
picture in numerous photo lineu
questions that may have to be de<
State District Judge John Ovard s
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type of probably cause is necess;
suspect," Ovard said during a brt
Geter's pre-trial hearing.
"This is a unique enough set
Supreme Court ruling) the potenti
Geter, 26, was convicted and se
for the Aug. 23, 1982 robbery of a
restaurant. The black engineer, wl
at E-Systems Inc. in Greenville, wa
months in prison when he was grai
December.
.... a
l^ana> ^uuiuy lvimiici /Aiiurney
the scheduled April 9 trial, conced
the case had raised doubts abo
conviction.
Defense attorneys have asked O
"in the interest of justice" becaus
arrest resulie.. only from police in<
Hollings impressi
LHAKLU1 Ih, IN.(J. (AP) ?
Ernest Rollings may not be te
residents exactly what they want to
impressing them enough to turn sc
Many New Hampshire citizens
Democrat speak in recent weeks Sc
ings a closer look because of their
Hollings told students at the Un
shire this past week that if he is eleci
to draft them.
FlriorK; oitl7n?r - \/~i :
n *^iv4v( ijr viu/.vii.l ai cl V aiCllllIlC [)d
I plauded enthusiastically when Hoi
I holding the line on Social Security
I year.
"From what 1 heard today," s
Hampshire student Mark Lacom
would consider him one of (he top I
look at."
Lacombe said before hearing Ho
seriously considered the senator as t
in the Feb. 28 presidential primary.
Neither had John Landry from I
who w as in I he university audience.
"Before this," he said, "1 was g
Gary) Hart, but now it might be H<
It almost seems that if Holli
everybody in New Hampshire, he
Vice President Walter Mondale fro
footnote in the 1984 presidential ra<
But even in tiny New Hampshire,
campaigning and "retail politics," ;
to meet all the 100,000 or so expect
The big problem for Fritz Rollings
met.
O I - -
uienn attacks IV
MOULTRIE, Ga., (AP) ? Dcm
didate John Glenn, during a camp,
tacked front-runner Walter Mond
and President Ronald Reagan for 1
in Lebanon.
Glenn appeared first at a barbet
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ituucu uy aooui im) people and tl
about 700 at Moultrie High Schoa
Glenn said the AFL-CIO's leder
million to the Mondale campaign i
fort by organized labor "to try an
"They (organized labor) met la
were going to be the kingmakers, t
tors of whom the Democratic nonr
willing to put $20 million into that
they're saying it's all over, that it':
"Well, I think the people c
Mississippi and Florida are smart e
enough to make up their own mind
to vote for. I'm H^nrnrfina r?n I
to get all the leadership and prcrrrii
gei ihat (labor support)," Glenn s;
[use today
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r WASHINGTON (AP
Amin Gemayel has acce
South Carolinian Lencll point Saudi Arabian pla
ne Court ruling redefin- a settlement in Lebanon
ring criminal investiga- elude scrapping the Is
ontroversial armed rob- troop withdrawal agreei
ficials said.
ct and began placing his But the officials app<
ps raises constitutional about the plan's success
:ided by the high court, "There are some thi
aid. potential problems," sa
asis of an issue of what who requested anonym
*ry to make a citizen a it comes to anything i
:ak in the fourth dav of cpph m
The official said th
of facts that that's (a essentially a statement
al," the judge said. rather than a plan of ac
ntenced to life in prison it was onc Gf "a numbe
Balch Springs fast-food jn the works."
to has returned to work One of the difficult*
s released after nearly 16 that all parts of the com
ited a new trial this past be accepted by all parti
flict if the plan is to sur
Henry Wade agreed to But Gemayel commui
ing that news reports of
ut the validity of the
vard to dismiss the case
;e, they believe, Geter's f "
:ompetence and racism.
ps i/ntprQ
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South Carolina Sen.
riling New Hampshire
hear, but he seems to be
mie heads.
. who have heard the
ty they are giving Hollexposure
to him.
iversity of New Hampted,
he will probably try
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lings said he advocates InllC
increases for at least a %JUUo
USC student Lemar M
.aid University oi' New talks with Proctor and (
ibe of Manchester, "1 representatives Chuck La
democrats that I have to (standing), a 1981 USC gr<
I or.^1 D?A ?i
aiiu uiau fiuillildll tommy;
llings speak, he had not (he Job fajr yeslerday ,
he man he will .support Russ0|| House Ba||r00m
)over, another student
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ollings."
ngs could just meet
could change former
m a front-runner to a
:e.
a land of face-to-face
a candidate isn't likely
ed Democratic voters,
is the people he hasn't
londale
uviauv. JJICMUCIlllUl Lanugo
stop in Georgia, at- I
ale for his ties to labor
lis bombardment policy
:ue outside Moultrie alien
spoke to a group of
,1
ship has committed $20 TT ^ A h 4* *
n what he termed an ef- I SITi
d tilt this election." ?
st fall and decided they
he anointers, the selec- VEGA, Nev. (A
.inee will be and they're officials say they don t
across the country. Now underground nuclear bh
5 wrapped up," he said. b,S chunk of a mounti
)f Georgia, Alabama, 1.000 feet above, injur
inough and independent workers including one
s in whom they're going lea ed to "walk on air
because 1 haven't set out ^ ne man *? **111
>e everything to them to today with injuries he i
aj(j the 60-by-150-foot pie
Mesa caved in, droppini
~~| and swallowine several
workers were hospitalize
The cave-in Wednes
about three hours after
* o the government's spra1
orm at 8 p.m. Admission _ , . . .
Test Site detonated a nu
"less than 20 kilotor
Hoyer, a spokesman
cted by John Waters as - ..
f , i^cpciument ol hnergy.
)ws at p.mi. ror 51 He said the blast w
"very small."
The atom bomb tl
Hiroshima in World W
telinE
pa loQtlnr tnnr
sc icouci auuc
') ? President ceptance to the U.S. amt
;pted an eight- Lebanon, Reginald Barthol
n for achieving the official. He said the Sau
that would in- tercedino with Svrin to cpp i
raeli-Lebanese cept the plan.
ment, U.S. of- A key feature of the p
Gemayel would repeal th
jared skeptical 1983 Lebanese-Israe
>. withdrawal agreement. It al
ings that pose withdrawal of the mu
id one official, peacekeeping force from L<
ity. "Whether its replacement with a U.N
remains to be
Another feature is that
le plan "was Syria would simultaneous!]
f nrtn/^mloc ^ ? '? f t\ -* ? c\f\
Himvipiv3, II1CII lUICCS Wlllllll OU lO ytl
tion." He said Gemayel also would opi
:r of initiatives tions with opposing factic
them a greater say in the g<
es, he said, is The plan would a
plex plan must assurances to Israel that g
es to the con- tivity will not be permitted
vive. in southern Lebanon, a k
nicated his ac- feature of the May 17 wit!
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i cave-in remain
P) ? Federal 130,000 people dead, injur
know why an ing, was 20 kilotons ? the
jst collapsed a of 20,000 tons of TNT.
ain more that Another spokesman, G
ing 13 atomic said, "We don't have anyt
who said he cause yet. There will
." investigation."
icai condition No radiation leaked froi
suffered when in or from the test tunnel.
ce of Ranier The blast went off in a seal
g 10 to 30 feet about the height and widtl
trailers. Eight car garage but several time
id. a tunnel 1,168 feet under
day occurred said.
technicians at The injured workers had
wling Nevada the site and were checking c
clear device of ed on instruments at gr<
is" said Jim Hirertlv ?hrw#? ~
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for the U.S. said anoiuci Energy L
spokesman, David Miller,
as considered "Some had the ground
from under them," Miller s
lat destroyed were shaken off lad''^,s w
ar II, leaving the top of ;(ai|crs> anci OI
spts Saudi plan
>assador to cord that Israel has warned must not
omew, said be repeated.
dis were in- A diplomatic source said todav it
if it will ac- was highly unlikely Israel would agree
to all features of the plan, at least in
lan is that the beginning. But he said Damascus
e May 17, would prevail on Gemayel's enemies to
li troop also accept it.
Iso calls for One of Gemayel's key opponents,
Itinational Druse leader Walid Jumblatt, had callibanon
and ed earlier for Gemayel's resignation,
. force. and on Wednesday he asked that
Gemayel be put on trial for his actions.
Israel and The plan is described here as exy
withdraw clusively a Saudi initiative, although
i days. the French government is taking an acen
negotia- tive part in trying to push establishrns
to give ment of a new U.N. peacekeeping
overnment. force through the United Nations
iso oner security council.
uerrilla ac- The diplomatic sources said both
I to resume Washington and Moscow had raised
ey security conditions that have emerged as
idrawal ac- stumbling blocks.
tig t
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is a mystery
ed or miss- parently was still inside a trailer when
equivalent it toppled over."
ireg Cook, "I was learning how to walk on air,
hing on the but the ground got me instead," one
be a full injured worker, deseribing the accident.
said as he arriu^H r>n ^
n the cave- at Valley hospital in Las Vegas. He
Boyer said. was taken away before he could give
ed chamber his name.
i of a twos
longer, in "Ask the DOE," another injured
ground, he worker, Liz McDowell, said when asked
what hannened Shp cairl fpct citf*
returned to employees signed pacts with the govern- i
lata record- ment stipulating that they not talk
aund zero, about their work.
f the blast,
depart men i Boycr called the collars "very
. . unusual." He ha?i;:rk area I
1 ?Ut W tne blast was detonated, about
ai"- j>ome 90 miles north of Las Vegas, is used
hich led to only infrequently for nuclear test*ic
man ap- with most taking place in sof?' so;i