Page 8/The Battalion/Wednesday, April 13, 1983 Union leaders protest anti-drug campaign United Press International DALLAS — A tough anti- drug program instituted by buil ders to check widespread drug use by construction workers and rising accident rates has been condemned by union leaders critical of surprise searches and blacklisting. The American Civil Liberties Union has called a board meet ing to discuss a possible protest of the program by the Dallas chapter of the Associated Gen eral C . . contractors which union eaders say amounts to “Gestapo tactics.” Union leaders acknonfe the existence of thedruj n lem among workers bwl I ho S e participating in tj ie • 'i-diujj campaign will ' u Kln how to re-word then | °nipany policies so workers can e se arched or required to undergo blood or urine tests. , workers don’t have u> ubmu to a search but they be- t0me an ex-emolovee if they said they object to these duds |do • .> e x-employee " t. said ji,„ Spragne, saletv- ottector fo, tl, e builders group. or tests. Guada Lueck, spokest® I , he («,nt factors, said that® |_ n showed as nttttinisLj" |s the tonstrttetuion worn uses drugs and thatasit SI.', billion in accidenit and property damageiiii resulted from drug use«| job. Teacher loses latest appeal claims fired for communism United Press International HOUSTON — A math teacher lost the latest round of appeals to get reinstated to her post when a Houston school committee rejected her argu ment she was fired because she was a communist. Instead the panel said she was fired because she did not follow nrders and falsified informa tion. . 'h was already pre-dec'tled, *;•!< Garohn Kubanks. Mo"dav. 7 ben the jury is chosen by the administration that has recom mended to terminate vmi. n is a joke locall it an appeal bearing. She said she will now appeal ,< ) > the Houston district ^ board ol trustees and in the mean- linie, toiiti ,llie t f.lementary School Under ciistni . ieache.sc an keep.he.rjJ|oo! u (he appeal processtsexhfc, , l| t ! {ive-member lejlre Hearing Committee vd|" anniimoiisly. t° i i lief nets recomat 11001 .banks alt«J i.< m to hit r.uudi eiglit hours < ,1 teslimon). Mistrial ruled in death case HP {lantitii Certkfi) Krc AOVEKTISCO HIM POHCV Eo United Press International HOUSTON — A woman ac cused of plotting the death of defense lawyer Percy Foreman will have to stand trial again on the charges. State District Judge Doug Shaver said Monday discovery of a tape recording of a secret meeting between defendant Susan Parrish, 40, and a private detective working for the police made it impossible for Parrish to receive a fair trial and ordered a mistrial. Shaver said he had listened to the tape and found it devastat ing to lawyer Craig Washing ton’s defense the woman had been entrapped by overzealous detectives anxious for an arrest. “In other words, the defen dant is saying through it (the tape) she did plan and commis sion the offense. It’s rather clear,” Shaver said. He said he ruled the mistrial because “the defense was not given what they were supposed to be given. Then, they cannot prepare a defense consistent with the recordings that the state was going to use against them.” Prosecutors contend Parrish, the ex-wife of a millionaire oil man, sought revenge against the 80-year-old Foreman — her di vorce lawyer in 1978. Prosecu tors said she was angered be cause she thought Foreman had “sold her out” in the divorce. Shaver said Parrish would be retried. A trial date was not set immediately. Washington said he would move to have Parrish released on bond. She has been jailed since her arrest last year during a meeting with an undercover detective in which she gave him $2,000 for truth serum and poison. 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