Friday, October 7, 1983/The Battalion/Page 11
by Paul Dirmeyer
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Painter does not want
home declared historic
retrial hearing held today
or confessed murderer
United Press International
WASHINGTON — The iso
lated New Mexico home of pain
ter Georgia O’Keeffe deserves
its national historic designation
and repeal, even at her urging,
but the repeal would remove
any option to again change her
mind, a conservation group said
Thrsday.
O’Keeffe, now nearly 97, is
asking Congress to reverse its
historic designation of her Abi-
quiu, N.M., home and studio,
effective upon her death, be
cause of neighbors’ fears the
northern New Mexico hamlet
will be inundated with tourists.
“From the outset, I want to
say that the National Parks and
Conservation Association re
spects the wishes of Georgia
O’Keeffe, and like many of you,
we are disappointed at this deci
sion before it even became a his-
“But under the designation,
if she does not want to donate
the property, it does not come
under the National Park Service
jurisdiction,” she said.
Beaty said repealing the de
signation — which has been
done only twice before in the his
tory of the National Park Service
toric site,” Laura Beaty told the — would preclude another
Senate Subcommittee on Public change of heart by Miss
Lands and Reserved Water. O’Keeffe.
United Press International
I DENTON — Confessed mass
liuderer Henry Lee Lucas,
alieady Sentenced to 75 years in
1 prison for killing an elderly
Woman who befriended him,
fates a pretrial hearing today in
He slaying of his 15-year-old
girlfriend.
H The 47-year-old drifter and
former psychiatric patient, who
Wys his murder spree spread
■tough 17 states, is charged in
the death of Frieda Powell of
Jacksonville, Fla., who was 15 at
the time she disappeared in Sep
tember 1982.
Her skeletal remains were
found this summer in Denton
County. Lucas called the victim,
also known as “Becky,” his com
mon-law wife. He pleaded inno
cent to the charge and was
ordered to stand trial on Oct. 17.
The pretrail hearing before
state District Judge Sam Hous
ton will deal with some 30 de
fense motions, including a re
quest for a psychiatric evalua
tion of Lucas, said Denton
County prosecutor Jerry Cobb.
Lucas faces Five other murder
charges in Texas and Louisiana.
At a pretrial hearing last week
in Henrietta, Texas, Lucas
pleaded guilty to the stabbing
death of 80-year-old Kate Rich
of Ringgold, Texas, who also
disappeared in September 1982
and whose remains were found.
in June. Lucas was sentenced to
75 years in prison for her death.
Lucas earlier had conf essed to
authorities that he killed Rich
and Powell. He led officers to
Powell’s remains in a ditch be
side Interstate 35 after showing
officers a grave where Rich had
been buried.
Lucas was convicted in 1960
of murdering his 74-year-old
mother and served time in pris
on and in a mental hospital be
fore being paroled from a
Michigan prison in 1970.
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United Press International
B AUSTIN — Friends and col-
. leagues of Rep. Matt Garcia
^ an ) or: Iilogized him Thursday as a
t him during anH am pj on Q f (| ie downtrodden
the MSC. NoBhose career was marked by
idealism tempered with the
■Ltessary realism to achieve his
^ftals.
•ives
I Garcia, a San Antonio attor-
nev who began his political
career in 1972, died suddenly of
a heart attack last Saturday. He
Has 55.
ird | More than 200 people filled
Me House chamber to hear Gov.
of Venezuelans havtf “ rk Wh f • House Speaker Gib
■ction of the dicton# wls and ^ ver . al House n i ie " 1 -
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ate of liberty andfef 11 ™ ' vhde , hl . s wlfe . and chl '-
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: them.” ' ers podium.
a speech WednesdayB
ibout 400 students an I
rsity of Houston, Lus® |
is country ran up theft:
bt partly because ofero I
onfused policy,
le financial crisis of s
t ies of Latin America:
i to the point of nor
id, warning the const?
are unpredictable,
said the world iswai
al America and theft
where there are
atoi ships offerin^
in the name of at
mnism and “dictators!
deni garb.”
White said Garcia was a man
who “accomplished more than
many men dream of.”
“Matt Garcia was a man who
left us suddenly at the peak of
his career,” White said. “Matt
would not want us to dwell on his
death, but rather to proceed
with his goals.”
Lewis thanked Garcia’s wife,
Minnie, and his children for
having shared Garcia’s attention
with the state and said the veter
an lawmaker was a “champion
not of lost causes, but of causes
to be won.”
Garcia’s son, David, said the
family had lost a father and
friend.
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