Battalion/Page 5 February 25, 1982 iary 25,1| d are refcml b memknj ie club is i»l unding is J is, Conley J • also is sm nal nursini J Hospital itp| •Hege of w nen's UnM 1 or Garzoa’iji :els M, r Jaworski, | lirman Wm Quirks in the news Jail burns I United Press International ■jERSEYVILLE, Ill. — A fire sparked by a sheriffs patrol car that hit a gas meter has des troyed the Jersey County Jail, but city officials say the town ujeeded a new jail anyway. B Five prisoners were released on their own recognizance after the fire Monday afternoon, and five others, including an accused murderer, were transferred to Greene County Jail in Carroll ton, 13 miles north of fjerseyville. ■ There were no injuries. i| Jerseyville city police are tak ing the sheriff s calls because the Sheriffs Department communi- ptions network is knocked out. ■ Officials said a patrol car ibacked into an exposed gas meter adjacent to a parking lot, Ibtmaging a valve and allowing gas into the jail’s heating system at full pressure. A boiler in the jail house ruptured, touching off the blaze. Bi No disciplinary action was ex- cted against the driver of the patrol car. ‘Tve just barely missed that thing about a dozen times my self,” Lt. Bob Walkington, acting sheriff, said. This is the city. r iennes, Dew; md is still A | I own wants zip unday at fM traveling M LAKE CITY, Ga. — Lake on its totfpity- population 3,000, doesn’t 1 have much to set it apart from also will itdhe rest of rural Georgia and re- 12:30 p.aiB ents ' n t ^ ie town are not about r na Carta,i 10 ?' ve U P 30252 without a fight, ed SundatB^ at * s Lake City’s zip code, i the wnniBoudly earned durintr a battle ialStudent w ' t * 1 the U.S. Postal Service to be theft t seven y ears a g°- S Constitiiff hut the citizens are once again Rights ‘ n the trenches — the govern- ^^^—imvntand its bureaucracy plan to ■ take the zip out of Lake City. B|“We’re not looking for fame, ^ |ist recognition as a good cjuality aty,” Mayor Harold Bevis said Monday. R Post office spokesman Ron Denny explained Lake City Should never have had a zip lode in the first place since the own is not large enough to have ts own post office. In 1975 the city was granted 30252 after residents com plained their mail was being sent to Lake Cities nationwide. Last week, the postmaster general said Lake City would have to join neighboring Mor- ! row, Ga., and share 30260, in preparation for a nationwide switch to the nine-digit ZIP in 3983. jIES las ry :om imit Main) f: am* 0 in sr Stars get justice WASHINGTON — Entrep reneurs accused of trying to cheat rock ’n’ roll star Elvis Pre sley and the rock groups Rolling ^•Stones and Grate! ul Dead got no satisfaction from the Supreme Court. K The justices refused Monday to block the trial of two men ac- I cused of charging Presley more than $300,000 for work never performed on the late singer’s jet. In a separate case, the high court refused to lift a fine levied on a New York company for anufacturing and selling at concerts bootleg T-shirts with logos of the two groups, ft 1 Great American Screen Co. of Brooklyn, N.Y., was fined $10,000 for violating a federal court injunction barring manu facturers from exploiting the bands’ fame without obtaining commercial rights to their trade marks. In the Presley case, the high court’s action allows the Mem phis, Tenn., U.S. attorney’s office to prosecute Raymond Baszner of Miami and Gabriel Caggiano, a Boston attorney. The government claims the pair and five other men con spired to buy Presley’s Lockheed Jetstar before he died, then sub leased it back to him and billed him for $338,000 in repairs and improvements they never pro- vided. on toll xuracy iterials Now You Know VTE ,& United Press International ): Rockets, propelled by char- coal-saltpeter-sulfur gunpow der, were described by Tsen Kung-liang of China in 1042 and first became known in Europe in 1258. 1 ~Y_ IS V JW 8 -3 - 1 Bryan-College Station. A city like most cities. Full of people who go to work and to school. The rich and the not so rich. The young and the young at heart. But all people who yearn for something better. Better stereo sound. This is... m i Fsbrilciry 25 10 a.m. An early spring day. The first call of the day. The address 3806A Old College Road. Bryan, Texas. It’s a familiar crime, familiar band of hoods. CUSTOM SOUNDS, the “Good Ol’ Boys”, wanted on a 903 — Selling Stereo Equipment For Ridiculously Low prices. 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