. state Battalion/Page 7 February 28, 1983 Warped Frank On om Ini (osse, tecM by Scott McCullar IWCOMIA/G? ' THE HOSTAGES AKE FREE, \\ AFTER 11 7EARS. Investigation to continue Casino-brothel plans cut United Press International GALVESTON — A Phoenix lan said he has scrapped plans 9 operate a floating casino- rothel off the Texas Gulf toast, but an Arizona prosecu- >rsaid the state intends to con- nue its investigation of the deration. Walter Plankinton, 54, of boeuix, had planned to oper- te a cruise ship catering to tales and anchor it nine miles the coast of Galveston. But ^said opposition from Arizona flkials has forced him to ; j hange his mind. “It was a good idea and it was oingto be a fun thing to do, but don’t need to hassle with every body in the world just because they have different moral stan dards,” Plankinton said Friday. ‘‘We’ve got so many problems with the state of Arizona,” he said. Plankinton said he hopes to sell the British cruise ship Shacelton, which he was buying for his brothel-casino. “I just want to get my money back. That’s what they really want — our money,” Plankinton said. Arizona officials have been investigating the legality of the proposed floating brothel, but Plankinton accuses state officials of overzealous prosecution. Plankinton, who once owned the Chicken Ranch brothel in Nye County, Nev., argues the cruise ship brothel would have been legal because it would have operated outside the jurisdic tion of both state and federal au thorities. He said the female services aspect of his business proposal has been blown out of propor tion, and that he preferred to call the women he planned to have employed as masseuses and hostesses. Despite Plankinton’s inten tions to drop the idea, Deputy Maricopa County Attorney Jim Keppel said his office would continue its investigation of Plankinton’s planned business venture. 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