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FOR RENT
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FREE RENT
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APTS.
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Boy kept caged
as punishment
United Press International
ST. LOUIS — A 13-year-old
boy found shivering inside a 4-
foot-high homemade wooden
crate in the unheated basement
of his parents’ home told au
thorities he once had spent
weeks inside the cage as punish
ment.
school hours for three months
starting last January.
The boy, two adopted
brothers ages 3 and 9, and an
adopted sister age 6, were
placed in the custody of juvenile
authorities. Police said the three
other children did not appear to
be abused.
His adoptive parents were
arrested Friday after officers,
alerted to the situation by neigh
bors, looked in a basement win
dow and saw him. Detectives
said the boy wore only jeans, a
shirt and socks, even though the
temperature in the basement
was chilly enough to show
breath.
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> 606-5487
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HELP WANTED
HOUSTON CHRONICLE is cur
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779-1613, M-F
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Spring semester, close to cam
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yard, office, garage workshop.
845-3139 (days), 693-3894
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24116
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y 5
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f One and two bedroom furnished,
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2916
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apt. all appliances including w/d, water paid near
shuttle-bus. 693-3213
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nrioed 823-8793 after 4:45. 58t5
2 bdrm. 1.5 bath duplex. 10 minutes to
campus. $350. Call B.B. Scasta, Inc. 775-
5870. 177tfn
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ber, must pay a mailing and handling fee
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FOR SALE
We have one car too many! Will
sell ’81 Omni, 4-door, $4200 or ’82
Dodge 400LS, 4-door, $6800. Ex
ceptionally clean. Each has air,
automatic, cruise, AM/FM stereo
plus many extras. Nelson 845-
5057 or 845-5446 for appointment
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Hanglider. Great shape Sensor-210. Best offer. Call
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medium-matching sweater-Lange ski boots size 10-
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ROOMMATE WANTED
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REWARD! Kathy, 779-2025 or 845-4921. 57t5
Help Aggies lost 84 class ring, Tuesday, November
15. Inscription inside. REWARD. Please call 693-
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Female to share condo, fire
place, washer/dryer, micro-
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campus, $200 per month. All
utilities paid, 696-6176 after
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Help
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Police delayed charging the
parents pending further review,
though Si. Louis County police
Major Thomas P. Moonier said,
“Ii is the worst case of this type I
have seen in years.”
The cage was about 3 feet
wide, 5 feet long and 4 feet high.
Detective Michael Williams, one
of two officers who found the
boy, said the cage “reminded me
of a concentration camp.”
The boy, named Alonso, told
juvenile officers he had been in
the crate for a week and ex
pected to spend six weeks there.
He said he had been disciplined
in a similar way during non-
Alonso was allowed no books,
no television, no radio, no social
contacts and no baths, police
.said. The cage was unlocked, but
the boy was told his food — deli
vered on a tray — would be with
held if he ventured outside for
any reason other than to go to
the bathroom.
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Investigators said the crate
was covered on top with a can
vas, but had wooden slats on the
side allowing the boy to look out.
Police said the boy appeared
afraid and came out of the cage
and talked only after the officers
brought him a pizza.
The St. Louis Post-Dispatch
said authorities believed the boy,
who had been adopted from
Colombia, has a long history of
psychiatric problems.
Inmate released for holiday
United Press International
SAN JOSE, Calif. — Ailing
gangland kingpin Joseph
Bonanno Sr., a onetime gunrun
ner for A1 Capone who rose to
the leadership of the American
Mafia, Tuesday began a 12-day
Thanksgiving reprieve from
only the second prison term he
has ever served.
The apparent compassion of
a federal judge, who late Mon
day released the 78-year-olcl
Bonanno for the holiday,
sparked an angry retort Tues
day from the woman who prose
cuted the mobster known in his
prime as “Joe Bananas.”
Bonanno “ought to be in jail,”
said Nancy Simpson, a lawyer
Bonanno issued reprieve
tor the Justice Department's
organized crime and racketeer
ing strike force.
Bonanno, boss of one of New
York’s five crime families in die
1960s, was described by his
lawyer as facing “his “last Christ
mas, his last New Year’s” behind
bars. He has a history of heart
trouble and other medical prob
lems.
U.S. District Judge William
Ingram Monday sentenced a
nattily-attired Bonanno to one
year and one day in prison for a
1980 obstruction of justice con
viction — minus 57 days he
server! earlier at a prison in
Springfield, Mo.
The sentence, which was re
duced from the maximum five-
year term that Ingram had im
posed earlier, also included a
SI0.000 fine.
But later in the day, without
consulting the Justice Depart
ment, Ingram issued a terse,
two-paragraph order releasing
Bonanno on his own recogni
zance until Dec. 3, when he must
surrender at the federal prison
at Terminal Island south of Los
Angeles.
“Every prisoner would love to
be home for Thanksgiving,”
Simpson said. “Bonanno
shouldn’t be ^gelling special
treatment.”
Prior to doing time in Spring-
field, Bonanno had only been
convicted once on cm
< barges — in 1945 whenbt|
fined $450 for violating a
control law
A spokesman fortheji
Depa i t ment said Tue
Bonanno had a previously!
doled medical appoimmei
St. Mary’s hospital in Tuo
Ariz., where lie had been
in retirement in a luxuryhf
"Rather tl uni have Bod
sit in a San Francisco jail i
then, the judge decidedn
lease him for the medicales
nation,” the Justice Depaiti
spokesman said.
Ingram declined conuj
Tuesday on his action.
FBI probes Greyhound clashes
United Press International
PHOENIX, Ariz. — FBI
agents have arrested three peo
ple and are investigating a dozen
others in connection with strike-
related incidents against
Greyhound Lines, the company
said Tuesday on the 20th day of
the nationwide walkout.
As the peak Thanksgiving
approached, strike-related inci
dents waned after scattered
clashes Monday in which at leas!
six people were arrested.
Around the country, union
locals voted on a company prop
osal that would cut employee
wages 7.8 percent as well as re
ducing benefits. Results of the
balloting are not expected to be
holiday travel period _announced until Nov. 29.
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Greyhound officials said the
FBI arrests were in connection
with a Nov. 16 incident when
striking workers from Detroit
cut in front of a bus on a Michi
gan highway, causing an acci-
dent.
Fhe arrests were made on
grounds the workers were
allegedly trying to interfere with
interstate commerce by disrupt
ing operation of the bus,
Greyhound said.
“In addition, the FBI has 12
other individuals under investi
gation for interstate commerce
violations in several other
states,” said Greyhound Lines
President Frederick Dunikoski.
Dunikoski said the crimes car
ried possible prison sentences of
10 years or more.
St. Louis experienced its first
strike violence, a fracas which
erupted Monday night. Police
said the incident began as bag
gage handler Jerome Marti#
work at die downtown lerai
He was confronted by
striking workers who ban]
his car and shouted “scab.
Martin, 35, got out of hi
and was confronted by
Donald F. McCulley,
s;tid. A fight broke out I
sect>ud driver,)ohnnieRo®
40, joined in, they said
The three men were anti
but no charges were !
suffered a slight eyeinjtinl
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In Chicago, a slrilB^eamuj
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