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Assembly ri
to discuss I
By The Associated Press
I he Cieneral Assembly reconvened yesterda\
in an ellort to finish the state appropriations.
lull t )i 'i I u.-ii; <viinniui>(l In hi' rmimlflcd
by statutory adjournment last Thursday.
House Judiciary chairman Robert
She heen. I)-Kershaw, predicted the
lawmakers would be in session at least two
days.
"Have you ever seen this crowd come to
C olumbia on a I uesday and not want to
spend the night?" he said.
IIOl si: SI'KAKKK Ramon Schwartz, I)Sumter,
said a posture his chamber finds
it sell iti is questionable.
I he House adjourned sine die for the year
at midnight Thursday but the Senate recessed
subject to being recalled by its presiding officer.
Cio\. Dick Rile\ used a little-known
section ol the constitution to keep both
houses in regular session and ordered them to
return today to complete work on the budget
bill.
Hut Schwartz said his interpretation ol the
law and the House rules ft that more than the
S2.N billion appropriations bill could be
considered
"1 would have to rule that we aie now in
open season on this session." he said. "But I
am encouraging the House to exercise its
discretion and limit the matters under
consideration."
SCHWARTZ SAID he shares House
members feelings that the chamber took pro
pei action under the law Thursday night. He
said the Senate's action was suspect.
Meanwhile, the House reaffirmed its opposition
today to raising S17.5 million lor the
highwax department In increasing motor
vehicle lees. The Senate has supported the
measure.
Several House members said they reali/e
world today?
5-year-old girl thrown to hi
By The Associated Press
CHICACiO ? A 5-vear-olcl >:irl was throw
from the window o! a vacant 1 Jili-Hoor apanni
s;iid yesterdav there was evidence that she hac
ass.mlied
A leen agei later was charged with murder,
w.f. identified by police as Johnny I-reeman, I
I'olice spokesman John Ihomas said the
taken 01 lined to a vacant apartment on the 1.
W est Side project.
Baby improves after deniec
By The Associated Press
AKil'STA, (ia. ? A haby born 13 weeks p
denied ireatineui at a Macon hospital because t
low chance tor survival has grown healthy
transferred today from an Augusta hospital's i
a hospital near her home.
lana Kyle ( le\cland. who was horn April 9
Peach ( t? 11 in\ Hospital, was discharged Iroi
unit ol the Medical College of Georgia Hos|
returned to the nursery at Peach County Hosf
not equipped to care for her at birth,
spokeswoman Sally Simkins.
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the highway departemnt needs the money,
but leel the proposal should be considered in
separate legislation.
midget division director Jesse coles told
the state Budget and Control Board today
that if" the legislature doesn't pass a budget or
a continuing resolution (to continue
budgeting at current levels) then the state
would have to operate at $64 million less
than this year's budget.
ALTHOUGH BUDGET CONFEREES
have a couple of last items to settle, Sen.
John Lindsay says he's confident the
legislature will pass the state appropriations
hill soon.
The House-Senate committee drafting a
compromise $2.8 billion budget agreed Mon
day to help finance armory expansions and
the leasing of a new public television tower
Monday, but said they couldn't resolve the
major disagreements without advice from
both chambers.
The two main issues the conferees have
been unable to reach a compromise on arc
whether to hike the motor vehicle fees and
it liAf lior tn roclrir'l lliP wn\j
grants arc awarded to local governments.
But Sen. Cilcnn McConncll R-Charleston,
one of the six con Terence committee
members along with Lindsay, D-Marlboro,
said the proposed salary increases lor the
governor and other constitutional officers
also face strong opposition.
AND SOME House members are against a
compromise cutting 2.5 percent of the state's
capital expenditure account, the so-called
"rolling reserve."
The financing was included in a state bond
bill that failed to pass the legislature, and
Marchant said the state will lose $3.8 million
in federal matching funds if the state doesn't
commit itself to the projects by Oct. I.
War crimir
By The Associated Press
MUNICH, West Germany er
death Na/i war criminal father is do;
buried six vears aco near !
spokesman said yesterday.
; Z Z "Roll Mcngele assumes tlu
n to her death ,>au[o ar<? ,hose of hjs ,
lent, and police Bauermeister told reporters,
been sexually I he long hunt tor the former
accused in the murders of 40
police said. He World War II, had taken a .
Brazilian investigators said tlu
gul ?as either W|U) drowned and was buried i
' ? c the Mengele family had rem;
yesterda\.
I care baukkmkistkk said r<
evidence 10 West German pros
explain to them why he hat
irematurcly and previously.
>I" her suspected Bauermeister said it was
enough to be Mengele had died in a swii
neonatal unit to reported.
Rolf Mengele is a lawyer ii
at l ort Valley's I reiburg. The Mengele fan
in the neonatal machinery manufacturing co
pital today and near Munich.
)ital, which was In Sao Paulo yesterday, thi
said hospital the case, Romeu Tuma, said h
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Critic's choice
Angelia Sumi Cho, 4, entertains Jettiemaria Ji
at Sesquicentenniel Park during the first week
played on the portable cassette player.
lal's son says f
and he would t<
- Josef Mengelc's son says his individuals,
ad, and was probably the man
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5tiu ruiuu, i3iii/.i1, a laiuiiy '?
migrant couple
it the remains dug up in Sao sheltered Meng
athcr," spokesman Herbert On Monday,
body said a po:
Auschwitz death camp doctor, unearthed last
<),(KK) Jews and others during man may be M
dramatic turn last week when pelvis.
:y had information that a man "If we can c
Ihere in 1979 was Mengele. But ward," said th
lined silent on the issue until Brazilian e.\|
say could be tl
performed crui
)lf Mengele would now take his tion camp.
ecutors in f ranktHrt and would
J not spoken to investigators RABBI HE
Congregation,
only speculation that Josef the past lew
inning accident, as has been geography" ol
In Jerusalei
11 the southern German city of pursue the hu
lily has long owned a farm trial, despite e
mpany in Ciuen/burg, a town Brazilian beac
Menachem
e chief Brazilian investigator in the national f
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RAY GRONBERG/The Gamecock ^
ickson, 3, while the two enjoyed a sunny day
[ in June. Angelia was accompanying music
ather is dead
?ke statements from them. He did not name the
ii/irt immigrant woman anu an /\usirian miin
the Sao Paulo area already have said they
;ele.
, a member of the forensic team examining the
isible fracture in the pelvic bone of the remains
week has strengthened suspicion that the dead
engele, who reportedly once suffered a broken
onfirm the fracturc, it will be a great step fore
team member, Dr. Wilmes Roberto Teixeira.
perts today begin X-raying the 208 bones they
lose of the notorious "Angel of Death," who
l*1 medical exneriments at Auschwitz concentra
NRY SOBKL, leader of the Sao Paulo Jewish
said the information released about Mengele
days did not coincide with "dates and
F data he had obtained. Me would not elaborate,
n, the Justice Ministry said Sunday Israel will
nt for Mengele in the hope of bringing him to
vidence he may have drowned six years ago on a
:h.
Russek, head of the Nazi War Crimes Unit of
police in Jerusalem, said: "1 am convinced the
:) is alive and all this affair is happening because
e under which he finds himself."
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