The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, March 23, 1984, Page 2, Image 2

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digest Officer denies CIA I WASHINGTON (AP) ? A high-ranki police officer allegedly tied to rightist de? paid by the CIA for about five years, acco government source. But the officer today d? any CIA payment. Th*? I 1 Q cAiir^Ac V*/VIA qcLAH not KO ti 1 IIV w .1^. J vui VVJ, ?? ??V/ UJIVVVt I1VI IV/ l/V IJ officer, Nicholas Carranza, was paid $8,0C month by the CIA. The source, whoprovided no other detail: arrangement, had access to material suppliet congressional oversight committees on its Carranza. The source was also familiar with ma about Carranza by a former Salvadoran i who was interviewed by members of Coi peared on the CBS Evening News Wednesc *__ xi onn !_a a* rr? _ 1 j in me LDa interview, me oinciai saia received up to $90,000 a year from the Civ But Carranza, interviewed today by the A at Treasury Police headquarters in San Sa had never received any money from the U.S. exchange for information. Official blames Sovii WASHING *<JIN (Ar) ? Pentagon oltici attack submarine was to blame for a collisic nuclear-powered sub and the 80,000-ton U, rier Kitty Hawk during maneuvers in the S The mishap Wednesday resulted in no ap to either vessel, officials said. And there were no casualties aboard the F Navy said. It was not known whether any of tl crewmen were hurt, but the Soviet ship ? a of the Victor I class ? nroceeded awav frr scene under its own power. The collision occurred about 150 miles ea Korean coast while the huge carrier was ta annual U.S.-South Korean war game called Spirit '84, a Pentagon official said. Wax figures to be s MIAMI (AP) ? Need a sure-fire conve your living room? How about President R I Or Thomas Edison in vnnr sfn inspiration? Both will be available, along wita 173 otl when the now-defunct Miami Wax Museum tire store of luminaries April 6. Democratic state Sen. Gwen Margolis o Beach, who took over the property when th ed in February, wants the figures out by the make room for office renovatic is, said mi Pierre Dupeyroux. Geter sees 'bright c DALLAS (AP) ? A black engineer in robbery he insisted he did not commit says bright clouds of justice" now that prosec mised to drop the charge after arresting ar District Attorney Henry Wade announ* that the aggravated robbery charge woul sometime today because four of five witn tified Lenell Geter as the robber have another man, who is in custody in Housto Geter, who claimed his conviction wa racism and shoddy police work, was relea; in December after news reports raised d< guilt. The 26-year-old had served 16 moi sentence and was scheduled to be retried / "All right! Listen, I'm just excited," Associated Press on Wednesdav when firci at his office at E-Systems Inc. in Greenvi beginning. I'm going to pick up my life ai "I thank America. I thank people for > leagues, praise God, my lawyers," he sa throughout his time in prison, he never los be vindicated. "I'm getting to see the bright clouds of j that our system will work," he told Fort > station KXAS-TV. Geter refused to comment directly al lawsuit in connection with his arrest and a tober 1982 on charges he held up a Ken tuck restaurant in the Dallas suburb of Balch S $615. [use today M FILM - "Risky Business/' directed by Pi starring Tom Cruse and Rebecca OeMorray, sfi for It and at 7 and 8:30 p.m. for 11.75. BASEBALL - USC plays Ohio State et 7:30 p ,FWd. > ...... ?, iiJBwdc.?jBw wiiCi 1 Pamnoini VUllipUHgi jnl/ SAN SALVADOR, El S lilt* (AP) ? Campaigning for S 0 , , presidential election has ended ing Salvadoran (|e jign tha( rebe|s ( I squa s was disrupt the voting, but the U. .ing a. . ' bassy says guerilla promises nc rnied. rccc'ving tcrfcre are "worthless." . . . The rebels have given contra iamed, saidt e signals about their intention: ' a month guerrillas announce' .... , would not disrupt the voting s ot the alleged Saturday they threatened in j i by the CIA to K , .. . , ui vautasi lu sicp up II1C Wet I dealings with during and after" the balloting . , ... There have been reports of \ tena provi e around the country this we< military o icer rebels Wednesday continued ngress an ap- paign of confiscating identil , , cards that citizens need to vote Carranza had Rebe,s aIsQ brjef]y tQok oy . . San Salvador radio stations V tssocia e r?ss day ancj forced employees to br< lvador, said he government in BT S"D' . \ S?. $k ting part^w 1 .old \ . \ ^*** "*v- airr rsation piece ?> | f?,v eagan? for scholarly '**V? ier wax figures, auctions its en- thvm \ t t fffk"- '>**&?**& ' * ^ 1 f North Miami , * ** ~v. *:$*V, * e museum clos- " ,7 * *>; end of April to aseum manag^ , Takin a spill 1 . . These two females are having souas lprisoned for a DCIHIIS (1631 he can see "the utors have pro- (AP)-Sen. John Lindsay i lother suspect. more than 90 minutes with the ced Wednesday the Senate Ethics Committee id be dismissed . Senate's president pro tempon esses who iden- day to discuss an ethics co now identified report on Lindsay's personal n. state planes. s the result of >ed from prison Senate leader Rembert Den mbts about his after the meeting that his publi nths of the life ?r?i; Advertise given the news lie. "It's a new id go on. NEW YORK (AP) ? Imag vriting, my col- tising, a soft-sell message th id, adding that only to leave a good impressio t hope he would' than send you hurrying to th has now become one of 1 ustice and I feel Avenue's hottest products. Worth television Image ads are everywhere. estimates they now account foi 30ut a possible $1 billion of billings, a sum fi nviction in Oc- the size of the national budgei ;y Fried Chicken What do they bring? Frl prings and took understanding, familiarity. "Once I know you I am fi more likely to think well of yo Alden Sulger Jr. of Olgivy & who insists that followup demonstrate the truth Mil Brickman and observation. kxni at 2:30 p.m. ... wniLE main* people mig clined to say "that's nice," th e _ also continue to wonder he i.m. at barge rrye feelings affect the bottom li Sulger, O&M executive vice p 11 J maintains it is so. 1 t T** titTr' i ends with lit alvador recordings denouncing the election, unday's Rebels blacked out the northern prowith lit- vince of Chalatenango by dynamiting tlnM # r~\r>\%mr nnlac onr^ rtAirnrnm/int jACUI IVJ puvTv.1 auu 1UU5111 5UVV111111VIU S. Em- troops in the East, killing one and >t to in- wounding four. idictory STILL, THE week so far has been in s. Last marked contrast to 1982, when gueri. they rillas launched a broader campaign but on against voting for a constitutiona radio writing assembly. Despite the offensive 1 c 1 aI a-. ^c ^ 1 % c oeiore, ami iineais 01 violence, i.j minion Salvadorans went to the polls. 'iolence The result was an international jk and public relations setback for the leftists, a cam- whose leaders have publicly admitted fication the offensive backfired. A Salvadoran military official, 'er two speaking on the condition he not be /ednes- identified, said the guerrillas learned a aadcast lesson in 1982 and would not likely mm Br w BB 1P55 B H ?|H Kf>4 yj*rg~ yjM M Ki^UVPtl%'*Vi^0%K kl,> ,jl| *? / * "* "" a difficult time making a bike exchange during Sigma Nu rs ethics committee rr*<?t fi-\r t r\ tVip \i/m ilHn't Ko until illVl 1 VI UIV UVIIUIV VVA1V4A1 V UV Ulllll head of Tuesday. and the Lindsay, D-Marlboro, was the sube yester- ject of two ethics complaints after he mmittee admitted that he had used a state plane use of to go to the Super Bowl in Tampa in January and to travel to court appearances as a private attorney in nis said Virginia on three occasions in 1981-82. c report Lindsay paid the state treasurer r srs using son-si e adver- "You can't put calipers on it, but at seeks the impact is there," he says, recalling n rather that Smith Barney, the brokerage le store, house, picked up hundreds of accounts Vladison since they began their ads with actor John Houseman. By most Besides, in these troubled times r at least everyone needs friends, if only because ve times you're never sure what's likely to hapl deficit. pen next. ciiusmp, - wnn iricnas, you get tne benefit ot a doubt," says Sulger. "If you make ve times as many friends as you can there's a u," says better chance that people will listen to Mather, you rather than trying you and hangstudies ing you." of his IT PAYS to make friends before the troubles begin. Troubles such as enht be in- vironmental, political and regulatory, ey might for example. >w good Some companies use image ads tc ine. But create interest in themselves as possible resident, takeover candidates, and others tc scare off would-be acquirers. And tie trouble threaten voters with the same sort of violence. The race is believed to have narrowed to a two-man contest between Roberto d'Aubuisson, of the ultrarightist Republican Nationalist Alliance, and Jose Napoleon Duarte, of the moderate Christian Democratic Party. LATE WEDNESDAY the U.S. Embassy here distributed a statement saying continued vigilance is necessary because the rebels already have been doing "everything possible to disrupt the elections and reduce the voter turnout." In Nicaragua Wednesday, leftist Junta leader Daniel Ortega said his country faced a "new crisis" because of attacks by U.S. -backed rebels. S .Vv??;?. t'^v* . ' * '*.. " i *i 1- r*vvv -v*% C' '1 v> "? * . &> I . ' * i \ki N M. / . 'A", A-t , * '. *". < ,..? *' ' ' * ' ' Tjf , (i V " * ' * ,' >>*, ?rv-v v 4. ' Photo by Jtnnifw Wooten i's Little 500 yesterday on field A. i's plane report $1,300 for the Super Bowl trip but defended the Virginia trips as "official business" because he needed to be back in Columbia promptly to attend legislative meetings. The interest the trips generated this session prompted Lindsay to introduce Senate legislation to restrict lawmakers' use of state planes. ell approach companies use it to enhance their investor appeal. So use them to speak to their employees, with gratifying and economically justifiable results. Ad people say that IBM's image as a great place to work reinforces the notion that it is indeed a great place tc work. Other companies, such as Nationwide, use image ads to communicate to representatives - agents, in thic inctonnik U1?r* ? ?/ vii>>i iiiomiikv - uic image w pected of them. SO VERSATILE is the image ad, according to Madison Avenue, that you can even use it to correct a bad : situation, as Shell oil has sought to do since 1974, when oil prices shot up like a geyser. I "It decided." hf ?a?H "that a nr%m. ; pany that seeks to help is going to be > more highly regarded than a company I that argues all the time."