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Page 6/The Battalion/Thursday, March 1, 1984
Jim Arnet
Andrian Ramos
Aaron Dennis
JohnEngle
Stuart Kuehn
Blake Ballard
Randy Reinisch
Jon Chapman
Mike Bridgehouse
Hood Maverman
Joe Lessard
Bob Rumbarger
Thanks Again,
Pcipxz
Lucas
pleading
insanity
United Press International
GEORGETOWN — An at
torney for confessed mass mur
derer Henry Lee Lucas says
“the one-eyed drifter” will
plead insanity at his trial next
month for the 1979 death of an
unidentified hitchhiker.
Georgetown attorney Don
Higginbotham said that al
though several state witnesses
had found Lucas competent to
stand trial on two previous
charges, an unidentified psychi
atrist had found otherwise.
Higginbotham filed papers
Tuesday in District Judge John
Carter’s court saying he had evi
dence that would prove Lucas’
mental incompetence.
The trial marks the first first
capital murder charge faced by
Lucas.
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BRACES FITTED AT J
fAAsro-ooNTists
Agency veteran says
works ‘illegally’ in the
Have fun
in the Sun
in Style!!
By SONDRA HOSTETLER
Reporter
The Central Intelligence
Agency is not based on intelli
gence, a 25-year veteran of the
agency said Tuesday night.
Ralph McGehee quoted a for
mer CIA director as saying,
You can’t rely on my people for
intelligence — they are biased,
action-oriented people.’”
McGehee discussed discrep
ancies in the agency’s actions
and his disenchantment with his
former employer.
McGehee told a crowd of
about 100 in Rudder Theater
that two of the main functions
of the CIA are misinformation
operations and actions to over
throw Communist governments
in foreign countries.
Ralph McGehee
Fourteen of McGehee’s 25
years with the agency were
spent overseas. He spent six
years in Thailand, where he dis
covered extensive Communist
involvement through such or
ganizations as the “Farmer’s
Liberation Association" and
youth organizations. He said
the agency refused to acknowl
edge his findings of the huge
Communist involvement in
Thailand.
McGehee was labeled a dissi
dent by headquarters and told
he did not have a chance to gain
further promotions in the
agency.
“They wanted to get rid
me,” he said, “and I wanted
get out.”
He was assigned a position in
the International Cornmunica-
rid of
to
tions Branch. While]
wrote a report on
communism. He usdl
he had < oinpiled whM
Vietnam and verified I
mgs with books Iroral
nisi leaders, among til
Tse rung. However,1_
agency again did noli
edge the information I
settled.
McGehee entered tkl
during the McCarthy en
said he was "extremely |
to fight cuinmutmm-
“ I was a real comparol
he said.
He changed his opiniotl
repeatedly trying to supff
formation and being toWlL
reel was jeopardized bvd^
live behavior.
Candidate offering bus system cj!
to get students to vote absentee
Culpepper Plaza
s~c
By ROBIN BLACK
Staff Writer
Richard Smith is making it
easy on voters.
Not going to be in town for
the special election March 10?
Vote absentee.
No way to get to the absentee
polls? Take Richard Smith’s pri
vate bus.
Smith, the Republican candi-
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date for the district 14 state rep
resentative’s seat, is personally
financing a shuttle system to
run from the Texas A&M cam
pus to the College Station City
Hall, where absentee voting is
going on until March 6.
The shuttle service doesn’t vi
olate any election rules. No
campaigning is taking place on
the bus.
Neeley Lewis, Smith’s Demo
cratic opponent, is comfortable
with Smith’s latest project.
“Anything to get people out
to the polls,” Lewis said.
Coordinated with the Texas
A&M College Republicans
group, Smith is supplying his
realty company’s bus, driven by
student volunteers, to take stu
dents to vote.
The drivers must have either
a chauffeur’s license or be li
censed to drive the University
shuttle buses, Smith’s campaign
manager Sarilee Ferguson said.
The bus will pick up students
E S E NTS
‘SCREAMINGLY FUNNYpi
—BRUCE WILLI A M SON/PL A YBOY MA GAZIN E
“THOSE DELI RIO USLY BRIGHT
BAD BO YS ARE BACKHAND
HILARIOUSLY ON TARGETr
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Bread Special
Monday 2/27/84 — Thursday 3/1/84
All Bread 49$ a Loaf
OFFER GOOD TO THE LAST LOAF
“The Best Food. The Lowest Price.”
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at the Commons area aA en a m
Memorial Student Ccnlflftym over
every two hours betwefl»| uon fa
a m. until 4 p.m. andatDtQ^
Dining Hall each momin*“i- ve fa
afernoon on weekdays
March 6, when absentee' run re( y |j
for the election closes. M ard ot ,
Ferguson said this isju f 0l j 0 gg ers
other ef fort to get studen|P g ot i ( jy >
to vote.
Special .n i .mgcinenti^^^^H
made to have absentef
placed in College Sti
mostly for the conveniew
I exas \&M students M
the elec tion will be hekidj
the University’s spring vac
Because an absentef
could not be placed on - ,
Smith is sponsoring theslj
so students who don’t I
way of getting to city hall
able to vole.
SEX. SACRILEGE. SCATOLO.
AN EXHILARATING EXPERIENCE.
—RICHARD SCHICKEL/TIME MAGAZINE
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