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10. 1985/The Warped by Scott McCullar •C Public information officers spread A&M’s good news By KAREN MCINTOSH afTiur m thr mt m thr mmw momi mmd Mi third McDonald build -Wr thr iy ol I Thr of conUKt hr d thr Media of thr 'Wr try to tril thr AJrM Mir*." •ay* Umt Sarphenrun. thr dtrrrUH Of thr Office of Puh!tt Informa tan “The fact that \A M m mu cm- ^^The r^TTIiforma non provide* artirir* writtm hn AJrM profr—ori and Mail a* well AJkM M> the "Owr t* to pro- abont thr L'ln- verwty at thr ■—r and national level. Strphm*on *av* A* a result of the offitr % efhirtt. artidrs about AJrM appear re«u larty in newspaper* soth as the New York Taasrs. thr Mall Street |ourruJ and thr Christian Srirntr sav* hr thinks thr hr sav* “Me are the ones who make stale«nem> available to the media when there are prob lems “ Stephenson stresses positive re tatiotis “I plate h«Kh prsorttv on estabhshinK and tnaimamtnK rs erftmt rrlauons wrrh the press at thr total state and naiMmal level hr sav* Me eitplatns that the tiffkes fo«M writers and one photo|(ra phrt fbvidr thr campus into dd frrrnt areas ol < overage, like nrwspaprt brats AH stones jfrnrratrd bv the wminK staff (hat are of mterest to an einsrtKiM media audirnte are tent to Doug hat stow. an elec tro nit media t trordmator. who is head-tpianetrd m the KAMI ra dio st at ion Marstow also htMts a svnditated IVmtnuie weeklv radio program called “Perspective" whit h is avail able to 200 radio station* In cooperation with KAMI thr Offar of Public Information m working to establish a (memwave sateHne on campus before the end of thr month The sateHne < <*uld provide tele ccmietrnciiift and thr televising of special events such as sports events “M'r could have out <»s*n lelevtsHm netwttrk." Stephenson savs \ not f vet primal v lunttHKi of the offhc n puhlishttiK petitMlicals I he office ptoduers the tnae aaines Fortnightly; \( \I»M; f^oest. and I esas AJcM I <>dav Stmietimrs (hr Otfwr nf Puhlw InfotniaiMvti has been incorrettlv connected to The (laiiahiMt Ste- pfienvn says Me savs people come in to them with slot* ideas for (he papri Me don ( have anv infl*eo*e over the Bali we don t warn it." Stephenson savs “Me provide the Bail with all the stones we pro duce. but thev d«Mi ( have to print them Convicted killer says court ruling unfair Am rd Pm HUNTSVILLF — < onvuted ktlrr Jay KeHv Pmkeru m. spatrd from his scheduled \ug IS ewecu tMMi by K) minute*, said Wednesdav be was upart that the V % Supreme Court this week refused to < onsider “I don’t Uke to be loved with. Km kerton. 2S aani "And that s what they're dmng Whv did thev grant me a stay?” Pinkerton, an Amanilo meat cut ser. was scheduled to die bs lethal in ■ectaon for the rape-slaving of Sarah Donn l aw rente, SO. during a bur gtarv of her home m 197V. Me would have been the voungevt person executed since capital pun whinent was restored nearly a de cade ago Pinkerton was one of six lexaa. death row inmate* to he relHilfed bv the high twin in dn iston* harnfed down Mundav “ I here s no logic in it.’ he *aid “It’s nca fair People have been here for years .md I see their cases in the court uf t rum/Lai appeals “It seems like they (the courts) are hand sefecting people to die It’s a trustranog experience " He sasd hr ex pee red hr would re ceive a new exeuction date sooti “If I get anothet date. I U try to ranr new issues and try to get an othet Slav," he said. “I don't know what’s going lo happen at this potm ~ . I hr Supreme (.ourt in a b-2 verte granted Pinkerton s stav 20 minute* before the *c heduled midnight exe « ution on the gtoondv that the court needed more information in his 6 Mi l*mkerton *-«m1 tlie .u>j»e loved on hiy aigunient* that he was at rested illegal!* tliat lie had mstifli- cient defense counsel and that testi mom from a fellow fail inmate wav allowed illegal!* ai his tnai He said he hoped to iai*r furthet questMMis about a palm print that was instrumental in hi* conviction Pinkerton was convsrtrd of ■ a^wng and mut das* ng Ijtwremr at het home as her children age* 4 to H. slept in anothc i (< m »cn Pinkerton sax! he learned of this week * high court decisxm from a ra dio report and was vutptisrd the court had acted so qux U* “I knew thev were gcniig to rreem *ene and that thev could rule but I didn’t think n would fie immediate." he said "I didn't think it was going to jump right hat k I <io my be&t thinkm on the bus. That's how come I don’t drive. Vou don't even know how to drive I don't want to know I don't want to learn, see. The more you drive the less intelligent you are. oct 11,12 RUDD€ft TH6RTR6 ♦Fr/t IO cu/tomer/ get —. 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