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7 Page 2 ? November 16, 1984 Dateline THE GAMECOCK S.C. faith looks forv Associated Press Faith healer Leroy . serving less than half to commit assault am "I feel good," the state parole and Com his parole 4-3 at a 10 "Don't y'all get je shine," he joked with Ipnl/ ?nc rairl V-* ?\ (jviirwu:) oaiu lit j^iai and open an office because his daughter climate would be goo The board made tl ficials agreeing to ac will not be allowed t completes his sentem though next fall and "The indications a said Kathy Dunning, confirmation by the e Jenkins was convic i mrv _ r ' iv/y 01 conspiring i patrolman and a Belt plotting to assault th< for speeding, and an I wrote a series of storl ' He was sentenced t( yars and had served 1 when his parole was g "I wouid certanly i leave the state," said contrast to his usual o a lot better off, and ev profile thine. "Believe you me, I i that I have gone throi left prison with the sta I'm glad 1 was able to don't have any ill feel Jenkins has been on During the last two y< while he lived outside of Truth Church near Charles Sanders Jr parole board, said Jeri j at the request of Sen Correcti Associated Press Corrections officials having an easy time f prisons, even if they responding state money On Election Day, Fa backed by 71 percen medium or maximum < the county, said Sam N spokesman. Officials Marlboro and Fairfiel dicated similar interest; THE STATE Board heard from Commissic day that he will use fi l r lr?i i a Vi t r\ tolo r>rn< I Mi IV/Wgll VW IUI\C pi Vi prison system. Speculation over ne early this year, as lawn \&i ^ I? i * rl i + | Hawaii; | Prices i | Open J Bon healer paroled, vard to sunshim Jenkins was paroled Wednesday afi of a 12-year sentence for conspira i arson. 45-year-old evangelist said after t munity Corrections Board approv -illinium ileal 111&. alous because I'm going to the su i parole and prison officials later, is to move his family to Tampa, Fl; of his evangelistic association th< is disabled and has been told t d for her disease. tie parole conditional on Florida < cept supervision of Jenkins, he al o return to South Carolina until :e,which includes the parole porti five years probation. ire they (Florida) will accept him a board spokeswoman. "We expt nd of the week." :ted in Greenwood Countv in M; :o burn the homes of a highw; on man. He also was convicted i ; officer, who arrested his daught Anderson newspaper reporter wl es about the evangelist. d 20 years in prison suspended to 'ive years, five months and 29 da ;ranted, Dunning said. appreciate everyone allowing me Jenkins, who was mild mannered utspokenness. "I feel like I would I 'prvnnp PICP u/nnlH Ko Tt'c cu/>K r% V* VI ^ V/1IV VlOV ?f V/WIU UV. 11 <3 OUC11 a u don't feel any animosity. 1 feel gre igh this thing for almost six years, tus of being called a 'model inmat< realize who put me there and why ings." work release for the past three yeai lars, he was checked on periodical the prison and preached at the Spi Columbia. . of Greenwood, chairman of tl ikins' case was reheard by the boai . John Drummond, D-Greenwooi ions official tative $7 said Tuesday they're lawsuit c inding locations for correctio don't have the cor- The sei ' to build all of them. Lieber C irfield County voters County, t the location of a hiring of ;ecurity facility inside McCoi lcCuen. a corrections lennines O" in Williamsburg , tion as tl Id counties have in?, he said. MCAI way to h of Corrections also area, wli rner Bill Leeke Tues- rates in an annual holiday predictec isure off the state's ditional ] meet the w prison sites began capacity lakers reached a ten- Correc :ockafeiL riday & Saturday CHILE Wednesday in Night ? Haw All Night. Best fl ling 12:00 Satur( ib Navy on our t Bloody Mary's ?I :er cy BHin he ^ cd WF^?BK&J&n J A i., ;re W 3fIso he on ? y JCt i ay f ay f of er I, 10 12 \ ys j I ^0 at . I ? ? . I s. lly IBjlMilMfflllllllft ie Brief encounter rd Lady Gamecock Mind d. ' toured the dorms to te Is say mo 4 million settlement to an ini harging overcrowding in the ns facilities. ttlement called for completion orrectional Institution in Dorc construction of a new prison a ii^w viupiuycc5. rmick County officials, led bj McAbee, courted and won de he site for the new 576-bed fa 1EE SAID the prison would elp relieve economic pressures lich has one of the highest j the state. Leeke, meanwhih 1 that his agency may need fo prisons by the end of the dec; : growing number of inmate limits imposed under the law; tions officials have visited All* ???7 # I i\ /r~ n ) a m li v l n H_/ 2p1 November 161 )'S PLAY Novemhfir 9* aiian Shirts G lawaiian Shirt day ? Come V 32 Inch Wide ? $2.00 on Sati *************** ipfP ^8? 1 I ^ ^ I jaMaMBBHKra if --"*' HaHnRMa ^ ? / Batlou, far left, meets with fans Cynthia ^ t stttdents get to know them. re coumies Tiate's County several times and lc state's five possible sites in a two- t of Allendale. A new prist of the payroll would be more tha :hester salaries paid to workers at t nd the largest firms ? Sandoz Wor pany based in Martin that / Rep. and dye materials, and Scots signa- maker manufacturer. cility. McCuensaid the departmt with Fairfield County < be a Marlboro County officials in the have expressed a similar inte obless i, has LEEKE SAII) the talks \ ur ad- counties are preliminary, ade to s and "These are long-range, exp suit. sions because there are no fu ;ndale this time," he said. Board m 5 POINTS' * OCK-N-ROLL CLUB 2 12 DEVINE ST. * lone 252-ROCK 3 th & 17th jj 1st 2 et Happy Hour 3 Wins a Turkey 1 Vatch U.S.C. jj Screen T.V. jj urday 1 MM* 13 ffljjl / .. ?" *^H mmmjF-~^ & w ' ^->5 mp'f;/ <:^wAt:> "S*~ .'X* j;'v 'V*:''.-: T' '*vi/'1 < ? vV ,V W > ! ' ' <S * / . - J, , w.? ? 4, /> - -? > ,i ? . -. '- ; . ' ,. I m . p*: foung, Fran Bryson and Page L mm m asking tc oked at four or Eaton o six-mile radius depart an's $6 million naroui n the combined adama he county's two can ge ks, a Swiss cornmakes chemical Mea man Co., an ice- a tradi avoid :nt also has met anothe Council twice. the sta and residents rest. The Christr vith thnci> ihroo ?~ ?l I.m-v. (tic SLIl year, 1 would iloratory discus- holiday nds available at ment a ember Goetz in the i : STUDE Gamecock ; 777-7181 r WIIT.RM h f ' , ? I Catholi 11610 Green * Sunday Masses. . ? Monday thru Thurs Friday Mass First Wed. of eac 1 Fr. Step i Catholk trmm* *'j?j?w* Photo by Jouph Garnett atham in the Towers Lobby, as the team >r prisons of Anderson credited the corrections ment staff with "helping make 'he turnd from the time when people were intly opposed to prisons . . .maybe we t them tn hnHH it for nc " nwhile, Leeke said his agency has used tional gesture of holiday good will to asking Gov. Dick Riley to order r emergency release of inmates from te's overcrowded prisons. Board of Corrections approved the nas Eve furlough of 240 prisoners who leduled for release at the first of the Leeke said the one-week difference allow the inmates to be home for the fs, give them time to look for employed help alleviate crowded conditions state's facilities. ;nt media 777-3888 Portfolio ; 777-2077 \ Garnet & Black 777-WO j >C Student Center ! e St Tel. 799-5870 11 a.m. ! 6 p.m. 10 p.m. iday Mass 5 p.m. 7:45 a.m. :h month: Faculty/staff lunch 1:30 - 1:30 hen Lynch, O.F.M. 3 Campus Minister - , I L- . I I