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Wednesday
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THE OPAS STARK SERIES & THE DEPT OF PHIL & HUMANITIES: will have
a Brown Bag Concert at noon in 402 Academic Bldg. Call Rebecca at
845-3355 for more information.
SAN ANGELO HOMETOWN CLUB: will have a pizza party at Mama's at 6 p.m.
Call Paul at 822-0726 for more information.
UNITED CAMPUS MINISTRIES: will have the last Aggie supper of the semes
ter at 6 p.m. at A&M Presbyterian Church. Call Mike at 846-5631 for more
information.
SWAP: summing up and starting over at 8 p.m. Look at the Rudder monitor for
location. Call 846-1468 for more information.
BIRTH PARENT SUPPORT GROUP: will meet at 5:30 p.m. at the Child Place
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STAGE CENTER COMMUNITY THEATRE: will have the next play date at
8p.m. Call Stage Center at 846-0287 for more information.
Items for What's Up should be submitted to The Battalion, 216 Reed McDonald,
no later than three business days before the desired run date. We only publish
the name and phone number of the contact if you ask us to do so. What's Up is
a Battalion service that lists non-profit events and activities. Submissions are run
on a first-come, first-served basis. There is no guarantee an entry will run. If you
have questions, call the newsroom at 845-3315.
EL PASO
puter
cities along
to track complaints of abuse against
illegal immigrants.
The program will record com
plaints and forward them to a data
base in Houston. The complaints
later will be published in an annual
report produced by the Immigration
Law Enforcement Monitoring Pro
ject of the American Friends Service
Committee, said Maria Jimenez, di
rector of the project.
The computer program is named
WINSTON, after Winston Smith,
the main character in George Or
well’s novel “1984,” who rebelled
against a totalitarian society domi
nated by Big Brother.
The program will be used in El
Paso, San Diego, McAllen and a city
in southern Florida.
“WINSTON will allow us to ob
tain more precise information and to
be more systematic in our informa
tion gathering,” Jimenez said.
Jimenez said the El Paso chapter
of the American Civil Liberties
Union would begin using the pro-
f ram this summer. But Melvin
traus, El Paso ACLU acting chair
man, said he had not been consulted
on the project.
“It should be the ACLU (taking
the complaints) and we have many
questions to ask. If the answer to
many of those questions is we have to
put money in then we can’t do it,”
Straus said.
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Defense rests case, 3 lawmen
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TYLER, (AP) — Attorneys for
three former lawmen accused of
beating an inmate to death in the Sa
bine County Jail in 1987 rested their
case Tuesday without putting the
defendants on the stand.
Attorneys are to meet with the
judge Wednesday morning and pre
sent closing arguments Wednesday
afternoon in the case.
Loyal Garner Jr. died Dec. 27,
1987, two days after he suffered se
vere head injuries at the jail. Pros
ecutors say he was beaten to death by
former Hemphill Police Chief
Thomas Ladner and former Sabine
County sheriffs deputies Billy Ray
Horton and James M. Hyden.
The former lawmen say they
struck Garner in self defense after
he became unruly at the jail.
Although prosecutors are seeking
a murder conviction, which carries a
maximum sentence of life in prison,
the jury can consider lesser charges
“T
I hey needed to put
Thomas Ladner on the
stand because he (Garner)
went into their jail and
came out comatose,”
Wayne Dickey—
Assistant District
Attorney
such as involuntary manslaughter
and negligent homicide.
Assistant District Attorney Wayne
Dickey said he was surprised that the
defendants were not called to testify.
“Given the state of our evidence,
they needed to put Thomas Ladner
on the stand because he (Garner)
went into their jail and came out co
matose,” Dickey said.
Sabine County jailer Lawton
Crain testified earlier Tuesday that
he heard no sounds of a huge strug
gle during the time he was at work
on the night Garner is alleged to
have received fatal injuries.
Crain said he spent some of his
overnight in the radio room, next to
the processing room where the in
mate is said to have become unruly.
“I’d say if they were falling against
those file cabinets, you could hear it,
yes sir,” he said.
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