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ALLEMANDERS: Introductory square dance
> start at 6:SO p.m. in 226 MSC. There is also a dub
from 8:30-10:00 p.m.
OF HANDICAPPED ATHLETES
R RECREATION: A meeting will be
'0 p.m. in 401 Rudder Tower to discuss the ski
the wheelchair basketball practices. Contact Hal
at 764-9229 for more information.
A reminder to £et your Trunk Tribune
* pictures can still be picked up through
. . „ront desk in Student Programs Office.
more information, call Melanie McGuirk at 260-0278.
A “STAMMTISCH” meeting will be
at 5:30 p.m. at
welcome! Con-
Sou rbujon at 693-6792 for more informa-
PMENT CLUB: A meeting will be held
r Tower at 7:00 p.m. New members wel-
k pictures will be taken and there will be a
For more information, call Matt Moore at
CINEMA: “The Wizard of Oz” will be
p.m. in Rudder Theatre. $1.50 with TAMU
STUDENT MOVEMENT: A lunch and
ill be held at noon. Bring lunch or $1.00 for
nother lunch and Bible study will be tomor-
p.m. Contact Mark Mace at 846-3214 for the
MUSICIAN’S CLUB: A meeting will be held at 8:30 p.m.
in 502 Rudder Tower. This meeting is open to all students
with an interest in music. Contact David Dean at 696-3094
for more information.
OC ROOMMATE SESSION: A roommate session for
those students who are seeking roommates will be held at
2:00 p.m. in 137 MSC. Students who have housing and
those who need housing should attend. For more infor
mation, contact the Off Campus Center at 845-1741.
TAMU BOXING CLUB: A meeting will be held at 5:00
p.m. in 260 G. Rollie White. All those interested in the
sport of boxing are welcome. Call Pete King at 846-1151
for more information.
TAMU POLO CLUB: The first meeting of the semester
will be held at 7:00 p.m. in the main auditorium of the
Animal Industries Building. New members welcome!
(You don’t need your own horse to play.) For more infor
mation, call Alayna Snell at 693-3078.
TEXAS AGGIE MOTORCYCLE CLUB: A meeting
will be held at 6:45 in 120 Blocker to discuss this semes
ter’s agenda. Contact Thomas Cantwell at 764-9478 for
more information.
UNITED CAMPUS MINISTRY: An Aggie Supper will
be held at the A&M Presbyterian Church at 6:00 p.m. The
cost is $1.00. Barbara Sheer, from the Rape Crisis Center,
will speak. Call Susan Murray at 260-5495 for more infor
mation.
THURSDAY
MSC INSIGHT STUDENT/FACULTY DISCUS
SION SERIES: An organizational meeting will be held
at 7:00 p.m. in 2I6T MSC. Everyone is invited.
Judge assigned to Chagra case
United Press International
SAN ANTONIO — Jimmy
Chagra, charged with conspir
ing to kill a federal prosecutor,
Tuesday laughed in disbelief
when told the case was randomly
assigned to his old foe — U.S.
Judge William Sessions.
U.S. Magistrate Robert B.
O’Connor formally charged
Chagra and federal prisoner
Richard Kearns with conspiracy
in the Nov. 21, 1978 attack on
assistant U.S. Attorney James
Kerr.
O’Connor informed Chagra
the case would be heard by Ses
sions, who sentenced Chagra to
47 years in prison for drug traf
ficking, income tax evasion and
conspiring to obstruct the inves
tigation of the 1979 death of
U.S. Judge John Wood Jr.
“Does my name go into a
tumbler and a certain judge get
my case? How do I get Judge
Sessions every time?” Chagra
asked O’Connor. “It’s supposed
to be a random thing. Do judges
pick who they want to prose
cute?”
Assistant U.S. Attorney Ray
Jahn, who conducted the Wood
investigation, told the court that
Chagra’ case was randomly
assigned to Sessions.
Chagra laughed skeptically,
asking O’Connor, “it was rando-
ly picked?”
Chagra waived his right to
have a bond set in the case, and
O’Connor granted a request to
appoint Las Vegas, Nev., attor
ney Oscar Goodman as defense
counsel. No arraignment date
was set.
Kearns, 44, was brought be
fore O’Connor in a seperate
hearing and charged with con
spiracy and assaulting a federal
prosecutor.
The indictments alleged that
Chagra arranged through an
associate, Robert Piccolo, to hire
Kearns to kill Kerr, who was in
vestigating Chagra’s drug deal
ing activities.
The indictment said Kearns
fired “numerous rounds” from
a semi-automatic, .30 caliber
rifle at Kerr’s car. Kerr escaped
serious injury by ducking be
neath the dashboard.
Chagra is serving his sent
ences at the federal prison in
Marion, Ill., while Kearns is
serving an 18-month sentence in
Concord, N.H., for theft from
an interstate shipment.
Father shows FBI agents
location of child's grave
United Press International
EL PASO — Accused mur
derer Keith Webb broke down
and cried after he led FBI agents
to his six-year-old son’s shallow
grave in the desert.
“There’s Stevie,’” FBI agent
David Beiter quoted Webb as
saying in trial testimony before
U.S. District Judge Harry Lee
Hudspeth.
Dr. William Liles, an Army
pathologist who examined the
boy’s remains, testified Monday
that the body Webb led agents to
was that of Steven Marcel Wil
son, and that homicide was the
probable cause of death.
Beiter said he and another
agent took custody of Webb at
the Criminal Investigations Di
vision office at Fort Bliss last
Sept. 6.
Agents testified Webb led
them to the site of the shallow
grave, at a spot in the New Mex
ico desert, one mile north of the
Texas line. They said they saw a
portion of an uncovered skull of
a human, then the rest of the
decomposed remains of a child’s
body.
On the trip back to El Paso,
Webb decided to talk to the
agents about the circumstances
surrounding the boy’s death,
Beiter said.
“Webb said that the boy had
died about one month before,
on Aug. 12, at the residence
Webb snared with his wife, June
Webb, located at Fort Bliss,” the
agent said.
“He told us that two or three
days before the boy’s death, the
boy stole something, and to pun
ish him, the boy was put in hot
water,” Beiter said. “Afterward,
he put the boy in bed, and
climbed into the bed to console
him.”
On the day the boy died, Bei
ter said Webb and the boy were
in the house alone when Webb
picked up the boy from his bed,
where he was lying in a lethargic
state, and carried him to the
kitchen, where he gave the boy a
cookie. The boy fell over dead,
the agent quoted Webb as
saying.
Webb told agents he wrapped
the boy in a blanket, put him in a
storage shed at the residence
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and buried the body later in the
week, Beiter said.
Acting as his own lawyer,
Webb questioned Beiter as to
why it took so long to present
him before a magistrate. He said
he was taken into police custody
on Friday hut was not taken be
fore a magistrate until the next
day and the criminal complaint
against Webb and his wife, June,
was not signed until two days la
ter, Sept. 8.
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