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DnfplinR ; di&e Residents object DETROIT (AP) ? Death is tc residents of a suburban neiehhr invading their backyards ? with a day, 21-gun salutes and depre About 14 families in t neighborhood filed a lawsuit i Court in 1982, asking the Franc cemetery adjacent to their pro within 100 feet of their propert> Attorneys for the Roman Cat the residents met privately in c< ?L1 {JKJU1CII1. The residents say since St. He< panding, graves are being dug as backyards. Rita Seyfried said it back porch and backyard. You The noise is not the only prol "Have you ever seen a lady lyi ground where her husband k hm the lawn? With you dog ba.rkinj Although the cemetery has < 1926, the priests kept the back hi until the mid-70s when the grav House looks int WASHINGTON (AP) ? Stuf tress may be the only way to side more banks are charging for ser If you don't have a bank accc will have to pay a dollar or f paycheck at any savings institut: And in some cases, even the b; count may charge you for ce military, or federal tax refund c Customer complaints are mou Committee chairman Fernand ! opened an investigation to deter justified. "The fee system ? which hon vices provided by financial serv underground activity that shifts consumers to the banks," the c< "I fear bank customers are b death by a whole host of new ft Gayle Essary, a New York bu He was so annoyed by the runa York bank that he bagan P organization designed to root Essary said was arrogant bankir Essary said banks have decide to your money, they can reach proval, and take out whatever f< "Then they act like they did 3 He told a Senate Banking C bankers have no legal right to go to deduct fees for bounced chec lack of funds ? or for any o depositor's consent. Other companies ? such as have added fees too, but the} collect. Drug agents cap MIAMI (AP) ? One of the las the French Connection drug rinj ped off a flight from Mexico, authorities said. Lucien Rene Sans, 50, who several nthpr rif?r?nlf? in NJcvju Vnr 17.6 pounds of heroin, was beii federal prison south of Miami. Drug Enforcement Administr without a struggle Wednesday citizen arrived at Miami Interna Madrid. "Once he saw us, he was a 1 make his way back to the plan told The Miami Herald. "He w ferent aliases. He used two alia pm uuui un iii!) uucuiiiciiiaiioii. After living with his wife in M was deported Wednesday by th< an undisclosed reason. (use today MEETING - Residence Hail Assi Towers Conference room. Richard tM life Services, and Pete Denton fair*, ere scheduled to speak. FH FIUS - "Planet of the Apes," i nor ?forrinn f.hnrlotnn Hnxtnn ant ?n?f f f p,*|> ?v?v?? ? ? 7 and 9:30 p.m. Free. ran't hpar anvthinn '' . iMmmw 3lem, Dale Seyfried said. ng prostrate, crying on the * * ied? While you're mowing ||j Dwned the property since ilf of the land as a woodlot edigging began. nhanninn timi i r Tryon Street in Charlott o bank fees ~ fing your money in a mat- ^(J | j [y [ :step special fees more and vices these days. >unt, chance ; are good you GREENVILLE (A1 vo each time you cash a limiting construction ol lon in the South Carolina ank where you keep an ac- needed to prevent sig ishing a Social Security, Sel1' John Drummond i jiecjc But the Mountain Ri nting, and House Banking ^ct ls seen as a controv St. Germain, D-R.I., has ln 8rca,er 'and-use c, mine whether the fees are mountains. The Appalachian Moi leycombs the range of ser- ^,le ^orthwest cornt ices ? IS a silent, almost mi men way I millions of dollars from " ,ere lhe" disappear i, 3ngressman said. hills. eing nickled and dimed to Over the years, scat ,es ?. ment of the state's moui isinessman, said he agrees. duced relatively little round he got from a New their forested slopes an eople Inc., a non-profit valleys. out and publicize what there s heightened lg practices. ;d "since they have access ^ right in, without your ap- |b|)IJ|T ffl 3 ees they charge. 'ou a favor." ,__A , nAI * AC /AO\ Tli .UlllllllllCC lasi WCeK mai ym J 11 into a customer's account CBS news may be si ks ? checks returned for testify in the robbery re ther service, without the Geter, whose life sente turned after a "60 Mini credit card companies ? anc* ?ther news report r must bill customers to tions about his case, i said. F.dwarri Tr>vrp wnnlH flirp flinitlWP ing with him all videota lulc lUyillVU Minutes" segment dea case, prosecutors say. it remaining fugitives from State District Judge g was captured as he step- w^? already has < ending a 12-year search, Minutes" reporter Mc testify in the retrial begi was indicted along with ls expected to sign the s k on charges of smuggling day, court officials said lg held without bond at a Gene Mater, senior vi ation agents arrested Sans tfj I ?J afternoon as the French wlUIV %M I tional Airport en route to onr* A TTunn/n cji. IVIAI inr.ws little nervous and tried to South Carolina Senate'' e," an unidentified agent L. Marion Gressette, wa /as probably 30 or 40 dif- day at his family plot ses that we knew. Mexico thews, only 13 miles fr frame house where he exico for eight years, Sans years ago. ; Mexican government for The Calhoun Coun who died Thursday nigl cardiovascular disease, a man of principle and i a poignant, brief servici "There have been att to analyze how this qui cmolt />Aim*rir <"?* Lilian vv/uiui y iwnn Dciation meets at 8 p.m. in leader of the state Senate Wertz, director of Residon- Clerk Jim Fields, Gress , vice president for fiscal af- confidante, during a b the packed church. C n I /~t r rot OA.** A*" i iV/iUvi auiu a directed by Franklin J. Shaft- fluence came from his i I Roddy McDowell, plays at and not frorn his posili< "In his long years of not the barest ounce of " Fields said. 1, ,;'v' i,' es e is undergoing renovations. The marker is fc M V A M M MM fJIUJJUSUS IIIUUII P) - A bill unrestricted develo] f tall buildings danger the mountain mountains is Drummond, a ht pollution," Greenwood, said he j ;ays. the Mountain Ridge dge Protection the Senate Tuesday ersial first step prohibit constructic ^ntrol of the taller than 40 feet at valley floor. North ( jntains jut into mountain ridge prote ?r of South year. to Alabama. Althonoh i lto rolling red in Drummond's bill \ majority of mount tered develop- South Carolina, mucl mains has pro- be included under pi change along local ordinances, d in their deep The bill would alio bodies to eliminate d concern that elevation requiremer y subpeona ne\ ie president of CBS news, said Fri ubpoenaed to will fight any subpoei trial of Lenell has resisted the subp nee was over- A hearing is schedu jtes" program New York court in cc s raised ques- Safer subpoena, to d court officials CBS must release the "If the judge in t be asked to br- York rules against pes of the "60 mean we are not eoi iling with the Mater said. "We lo( rather fundamental i: John Ovard, ? the turning over ordered "60 material not used." >rley Safer to inning April 9, Assistant District ubpoena Mon- Beverly said she fill subpoena Joyce on 1 ce president of news exectutive fi jnitaries attend (AP) ? The Gressette, presiden i i r- * % ? i oray rox, me state senate, was s buried Satur- children of Calhoun near St. Mat- John Thomas Cresset om the wood- ly Wannamaker Ore was born 82 left the sandy pine ? Matthews, populati ty Democrat, spent a half-centur ht of extensive Ceneral Assembly, was praised as Senate's most power ntegrity during was the longest sen i^gidiaiwi in mc iiau< empts recently the National Conf< et man from a Legilsatures in Denve ew to be the More than 600 pe said Senate and around the First I ette's aide and St. Matthews for tfr rief tribute at balmy, sunny March white brick Gothic power and in- people, and loudspea >ersonal traits, outside. 3ns of power. The funeral was att service there is the 45 other memb inpropriety," Senate, members oi Representatives, Go jj Photo by Joe Jackson ir a Confederate war figure. A _ " _ 4 * I Bl I lain-consirucnon Dili pment may en- mountain of elevation which rise at environment. least 500 feet from the adjacent valley Democrat from floor. 3lans to introduce Historically, residents of the Upstate Protection Act in mountains have opposed attempts to . The bill would control use of their property. >n of buildings "Generally speaking, these type of )ove the adjacent land restrictions (outlined in the proTarolina passed a posed bill) have not been well-received J ction act this past here," said Bob Gaillard, director of I the Oconee Countee Planning j u-iooi supination commission. vould exclude the Mountain residents in Pickens ain property in County "have a history of being antih more land could zoning," said Richar Fralick, director otection plans in of the county Planning and Development Commission. 4'For whatever w local governing reason, it becomes a highly emotional : the 2,500-foot issue, and people simply refuse to talk it, thus including about it in some instances. nrsman in Geter trial day the network stating that Safer did not have control na for Joyce, as it of the tapes. oena for Safer. iled Thursday in a "He said a CBS archivist has control nnection with the of the tapes, so we decidcd to subetermine whether poena him (Joyce) because we felt he : tapes. could get the tapes from the arhis court in new chivist," Beverly said. "We didn't us, that doesn't know whether the archivist had the ng to appeal it," authority to take the tapes out of )k upon this as a state." >sue in journalism of outtakes and She said prosecutors still want Safer to testify because he was the narrator. Geter's 1982 conviction and life Attorney Karen sentence for the robbery of a suburban 2d the motion to Dallas convenience store were thrown Thursday after the out last December at the request of rr.* j ... icu ctn auiuavii prosecution and defense lawyers. Gressette's funeral t pro tempore of U.S. Sens. Ernest Hollings and Strom the third of eight Thurmond, and four former goverCounty farmer nors. The crowd also included a long te and Rosa Emi- list of business and political leaders ssette. He never from throughout the state, young and country near St. old, black and white. Included in the on 2,500, and crowd were some who had fought y in the state Gressette bitterly in past poltical wars. becoming the The casket was open for an hour ful member. He before the 3 p.m. services and closed zing active state during the service. on, according to Gressette's wife, Florence, attended irence of State the funeral, but was confined to a r. wheelchair because of faltering health. nnlp oathprpH Jr? -r*" e^mv! vu >11 baptist Church of The funeral also was attended by le services on a Gressette's son Lawrence, the i afternoon. The senator's three brothers and a sister church held 325 and numerous relatives ikers were set up Gressette's death had come as a surprise to many people despite his admisended by most of sion to the hospital a week ago. The ers of the state hospital stay was attributed to the House of "congestion" and aides said he would v. Dick Riley, be getting routine tests. i