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The Battalion
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ATLANTA (AP) - The past
I he feared for 17 years finally
caught up with James Sanders of
Fritch, Texas, on Tuesday as he
i answered to Georgia officials for a
[ 1975 prison escape. But instead of
jail, he drew a commuted sentence
and left a free man.
"I'm going to go on with my
i life, live for the future and get this
big load off my shoulder/'
Sanders declared as he embraced
tearful members of his two fami
lies — the one he left behind in
Georgia and the new one he start
ed in Texas.
"I feel good because I'm free.
I'm going to make the best of my
family, and my daughters and my
grandkids — I can be with them
and they can come see me, enjoy
life."
Sanders, 42, walked away
from a prison in Louisville, Ga., in
1975 and hopped a bus to Texas.
He lived there quietly, establish
ing a reputation as a hard-work
ing, law-abiding citizen, witnesses
told the state Board of Pardons
and Paroles.
Friends from Fritch, a Panhan
dle town of about 2,500, backed
Sanders' bid for clemency with
petitions signed by 700 to 800 peo
ple. Sue Middaugh of Fritch said
Sanders is "a good, honest, de
cent, hard-working man."
State Rep. David Swinford, R-
Dumas, who also worked for
Sanders' release, said justice was
served Tuesday.
"We incarcerate criminals to
try and get them to change their
way — rehabilitate them," Swin
ford said.
"I don't condone anything
James did. But when you count
the cost of life on the run and the
good life he made in Fritch, it's
clear that James rehabilitated him
self."
Media, lawmakers anticipate law
News organizations must first agree on provisions, legislator says
SAN ANTONIO (AP) — Tension between Texas
legislators and the news media probably will ease by
1993, making passage of a shield law more likely if
the press wants it, a lawmaker said Tuesday.
But state Rep. Henry Cuellar, D-Laredo, told the
Texas Daily Newspaper Association he hopes news
industry groups agree on the content of a shield bill
before he introduces another one.
"In looking at the shield law, I realize the media
is not monolithic," he said at the 71st annual TDNA
convention. "I see that there are divisions in. the me
dia."
Cuellar said he proposed a shield bill in the 1991
legislative session after he was approached by broad
cast journalists who supported the measure. Several
print media groups, including TDNA, opposed a
shield law.
The lawmaker stopped pressing for the law after
encountering opposition from some in the news in
dustry. Generally, such a law "shields" journalists
from providing courts with confidential information
obtained during news gathering.
In the past two years, journalists in San Antonio,
Corpus Christi and Houston have been arrested after
refusing to provide courts with confidential informa
tion related to criminal cases.
New leadership and other changes occurring in
the Texas House before the 1993 legislative session
means news media representatives will deal with
new personalities there if they decide to seek a shield
law, Cuellar said.
"I believe that the adversarial nature between the
Legislature and the media .. . will change in '93," he
said.
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