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Search ordered
for 3 convicts
United Press International
AURORA., Mo. — A sheriff
Thursday ordered a house-to-
house search of a southeast Mis
souri town for three dangerous
and heavily armed escaped con
victs.
“One thing we’re going on is
that no vehicles in the area have
been stolen and there have been
no reports of burglaries,” Lawr
ence County Sheriff Dave Tatum
said at a news conference.
“I think we have to continue
with the search until we can be
told that they are out of the area,
until we have evidence they are
somewhere else.”
About 80 officers would be in
volved in checking 800 residences
in Marionville, Tatum said.
The two convicted killers and a
rapist are the last of seven inmates
who escaped the Kansas State
Penitentiary at Lansing Sunday.
They have thus far managed to
elude roadblocks, door-to-door
checks, bloodhounds and law en
forcement officers.
“Were almost sure they’re
holed up somewhere — possibly
with a hostage,” Highway Patrol
Plot to kill
shah's sister
charged
United Press International
LOS ANGELES — An Iranian
reportedly deeply involved in Ira
nian politics has been arrested on
charges he offered an undercover
sheriff s deputy $250,000 to assas
sinate a sister of the late shah of
Iran.
Mohammad Ali Alikhani, 45,
who owns a Westlake Village
stereo store, was booked Wednes
day on two-count felony complaint
filed by the district attorney’s
office.
The indictment alleged he soli
cited the murder of Ashraf Pahla-
vi, who has residences in Santa
Barbara, Calif., and New York.
Deputy District Attorney
Robert Shirn said the plan, which
was foiled before there was any
danger to Princess Ashraf, was
hatched last spring when Alikhani
disclosed the murder-for-hire
plan to a business acquaintance.
Shirn said the business ac
quaintance, who was not identi
fied, told authorities about the
plot and agreed to work with
police as an informant.
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Capt. Lee Thompson said
Wednesday.
A search for the three fugitives
— called “desperate enough to do
anything” by one officer : — led to
the small southwest Missouri
town of Pierce City late Wednes
day when area residents told offic
ers they had spotted at least two of
the convicts.
Officers carrying semi
automatic rifles and sawed off
shotguns converged on the sleepy
community by the dozens only to
end the search emptyhanded five
hours later.
A deputy said the convicts —
Everett Cameron, Robert Bentley
and John Kitchell — were re
ported armed with a handgun,
shotgun and possibly two other
weapons.
Some officers feared the fugi
tives might be headed out of the
state along railroad tracks or aban
doned track beds.
The three convicts, holding
Grace Furlow, 52, as a hostage,
exchanged gunfire with police at a
roadblock shortly before midnight
Tuesday. They then released Mrs.
Furlow, wrecked her car and fled
on foot.
They and four other prisoners
escaped by convincing a tower
guard to let one of them, dressed
in a stolen guard uniform, into the
tower. The others were recap
tured, three Sunday and the
fourth on Tuesday.
THE BATTALION Page 11
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1981
Man with memory loss falls
in love with wife once again
United Press International
EVANSTON, Ill. — His
memory ended where their first
date began but Janet Krusinski
never quit trying to win back
her husband’s love.
Larry Krusinski, 29, of Ver
non Hills, Ill., lost his memory
after being injured in a car acci
dent last year. For 10 days, he
was in a coma. When he
awakened, he was paralyzed
and could not remember being
married for three years to Janet.
“He remembered his pa
rents and the house he lived
in,” Mrs. Krusinski said
Wednesday. “He started re
membering his own family and
even some of my family. He re
membered the things that had
happened to him in college.
“But his memory seemed to
end with our first date.”
She showed her husband pic
tures from their wedding and
just kept “telling him I loved
him.”
“He looked at photographs of
us together like he was sur
prised, like it was all something
new he had never seen before, ”
she said.
“One day he was telling me
about his wife. He told me, ‘All
she wants me to do is walk,
walk, walk.
“And I said, ‘Who is your
wife?’ And he said, 1 don’t
know, but when I find her. I’m
going to punch her in the nose.’
“And I said, ‘What is your
wife’s name?’ And he said,
‘Janet, but she never comes to
see me.’ And I told him, ‘I’m
Janet. I’m your wife, and I’m
here.’”
Throughout the ordeal, Mrs.
Krusinski remained un
daunted, determined to win
back the love of her husband.
“I came to visit him all the
time and talked to him and
brought him pizzas even though
he did not know who I was, ” she
said. “He started liking me.
“Yes, I do think he fell in love
with me all over again. He
doesn’t remember that he ever:
loved me before.” «.
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Krusinski’s paralysis is slowly
dissipating, as is his amnesia.! '
He is expected to be released?'
from the hospital Saturday. | s -
“I hope once he is home th^'
two of us together will be able to
ft 11 in the gaps,” said Mrs. Kru-l/
sinski, a beautician. “It hasn’t
been the easiest thing in the .
world and I know it still won’t,
be easy. J
“I’ve set aside a few of my!.'
dreams for a while, but ifj
doesn’t matter because I love?*
him. Nothing is hard when*,
someone loves you back.”
Texas Student
Education Association
1st general meeting
Sept. 16 7 p.m.
Room 701 Rudder
DEAN CORRIGAN, Dean
Education will speak.
of College of
WELCOME BACK AGGIES
The Cavitt St. Church of Christ extends to all incoming
Aggies a great big Bryan-College Station welcome! For those
looking for a Congretation to attend, we invite you to our
Sunday & Wednesday Services. Our congretation has a wel
come Fellowship for single and married Aggies. Bible study, a
caring hand of Assistance & Counseling are available upon
request. Be sure to visit with us soonf Sunday - 9:00 AM Bible
Class, 10:00 AM & 6:00 PM worship. Wednesday evening
worship at 7:30 PM.
Cavitt St. Church of Christ 3200 Cavitt St.
Bryan, Texas 77801 Phone 822-4844
John W. Leonard, Minister
Friends sometimes question
your taste in movies.
But they ll see them with you anyway.
It sounded fantastic in the newspaper.
But only to you. Still, you had to see it, and with
a little arm-twisting your friends agreed to
see it too.
You’ve already heard a
barrage of jokes about your taste
in movies since the curtain came
down. And, knowing your friends,
it’ll go on for weeks.
So, to make it up to them,
and show them your taste isn’t
bad in everything, you do
something a little special. Tonight,
let it be Lowenbrau.
Lowenbrau. Here’s to good friends.
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