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March 5, 1982
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Airman faces charges
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United Press International
IGALVESTON — A mistrial
as declared Thursday in the
aital murder trial of convict
Foy Brown, accused of drown-
his warden, Wallace Pack.
Prosecutors said they would
ave the case and seek a second
tal.
On what would have been
lek’s 27th wedding anniver-
|ry, the warden’s widow said
le would patiently face another
Ideal.
The jury, which declared it-
llf deadlocked five times
Wednesday, sent State District
Judge Henry Dalehite a message
at midmorning Thursday. Re
turning to the courtroom, jury
foreman Joetta Warden stun
ned the packed chamber by
saying thejury could not reach a
verdict.
But after the hour of confu
sion that followed, Dalehite sent
thejury back to deliberate.
Word that a mistrial was im
minent came even as special pro
secutor Mike Hinton was laying
plans for the punishment phase,
optimistic a verdict could be
reached. Butjudge and jury wa
vered back and forth until after
noon, when the mistrial was fin
ally declared.
Pack, warden of the Texas
Department of Corrections’ Ellis
Unit, was killed in a struggle
with Brown April 4. Also killed
in the incident was Ellis Unit
farm manager Billy Max Moore,
49. No trial date has been set in
Moore’s death.
Brown claimed Moore
warned him against telling Pack
that the farm unit manager was
involved in a tire-stealing
scheme with other TDC em
ployees. The prosecution con
tended Brown killed the prison
officials in a rage over a denied
furlough.
After Thursday’s decision,
Faye Pack, smiling as she left for
her home in Huntsville, said she
would wait out for a second trial.
United Press International
ANDREWS AIR FORCE
BASE, Md. — An enlisted Air
Force man is accused of conceal
ing an explosive in his wife’s suit
case before she boarded an air
plane at National Airport.
A federal magistrate set bail
at $400,000 Wednesday for Air
man 1st Class Martin Bradley,
27, who is charged with attemp
ted destruction of an aircraft
and interstate transportation of
explosives.
FBI Special Agent Richard
Weaver recommended the
$400,000 bail due to the serious
ness of the crime and the high
possiblity of flight.
FBI agents and members of
the Air Force Office of Special
Investigations arrested Bradley
at Andrews Air Force Base
Tuesday after Bradley’s wife,
Mary Jo Bradley, told author
ities she found a bomb in her
luggage when she arrived at the
Dallas-Fort Worth airport.
FBI officials in Baltimore de
scribed the bomb found in Mrs.
Bradley’s luggage as a home
made type. They would not say
whether Bradley had taken out
flight insurance on his wife prior
to her departure and declined to
speculate on any motive in the
incident.
Authorities would not com
ment on how the explosive de
vice missed security checkpoints
at Washington, D.C., and Dallas,
but said an investigation was
under way.
Fred Farrar, a spokesman for
the Federal Aviation Adminis
tration, said X-ray machines
used to scan handcarried lug
gage at the two airports were
being checked to see if they are
functioning properly.
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United Press International
ZEST JEFFERON, Ohio —
ree Cuban refugees en route
iibm Miami to Columbus,
^xas, apparently misread a
and ended up in the Coi
ns, Ohio, area.
To add to the plight of Alfre-
Alvarez, Jose Canda and
ius Machado, their 1964
evrolet broke down on the
Btskirts of this community of
I >00 about 20 miles west of Col-
I thus.
! 0 But thanks to a community
I ort engineered by Dave Hol-
|id, principal of West Jeffer-
High School, and students at
school, the three Cubans
e scheduled to arrive Thurs-
by bus in Columbus. They
e then to proceed to jobs in
Eagle Lake area.
Holland said the three were
leping in their car early Tues-
when a passing motorist
pped and asked what was
[ong.
They indicated the car had
pped running and the motor-
called Bill Martin, the owner
a service station, to the scene.
Martin called Holland when
found out the three didn’t
:ak English and Holland cal-
on Hector Gomez, an ex-
nge student, to act as inter-
feter.
“We found out they were
tost broke,” Holland said,
fhen Bill called and said the
couldn’t be fixed.
“We started looking around
: what we could get for their
r, and the maintenance man at
school said he would give
for it as junk.”
(Holland said he called Trail-
^ys Bus Co. and found that
ree tickets to Columbus would
st about $240.
“So I called an assembly after
ich Tuesday, and the kids
te through,” he said. “We got
Holland said the West Jeffer- “We wrote them some notes
son Ministerial Society made up since they don’t speak English,”
the difference. he said.
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