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WASHINGTO—First Lady Rosalynn Carter, her
daughter, Am and sister-indaw, Ruth Carter Stapleton,
walk across V street from the White House to the Blair
House to vis<with the wife of Spanish Prime Minister
Adolfo Suart Friday. Mrs. Carter had a benign lump
removed fro a breast Thursday. (AP)
2 men indicted
in lit man’ hire
ATLANTAAP) - Two At
lanta men -me of them a po
liceman — we been indicted
on charges conspiracy to kill
an undercer Atlanta police
officer by Hng another under
cover offic as a “hit man.”
PolicemsW. J. Dickson also
was indict'Friday on a charge
of trying arrange the death of
his police pervisor, Sgt. R. H.
Coleman,nd on a charge of
illegal poession of a shotgun,
said Dist Atty. Lewis Slaton.
DonakEarl Barber was
charged ith conspiring to kill
the undeover man, Detective
L. W. Scat, and with illegal
possessi of a sawed-off shot
gun annotation of Georgia’s
Controll Substances Act.
Amyworms move
ino state early
TIF'N, Ga. (AP) - Fall
army’rms, responsible for
nearly#) million in losses to
Georg com farmers in 1976,
have cered the southern part
of the ite a month earlier than
usualjhe state Cooperative
Exten»n Service reports.
Thesects’ early appearance
“prests the potential for se
vere mage to state crops,”
said E Frank Suber, extension
entonlogist at the Rural
Devekment Center.
Thasect often attacks com,
but as will feed on peanuts,
soybas and pastures, he said
Frida
Prently, insect populations
are ‘try low,” but if fall ar
mywtns are not countered by
natunly occurring diseases,
predors or parasites, “we
coulciave real problems latar
in th year,” Suber said.
Heiaid growers should lot
try tcontrol the insects at fhis
Shill,
bines
found
SIMTER, S.C. (AP - A
skul and other bones hare been
fount by authorities sarching
forth body of a wonin whom
Donall H. “Pee Wee’ Gaskins
said h* killed on orde's from a
law enforcement offier.
Authorities searfied until
late Frxiay aftemo-n for fur
ther evidence and tlen called it
off until Monday.
Dr. Joel Sexton a forensic
pathologist from -he Medical
Universityof Soub Carolina in
Charleston said fie bones ap
peared to* thos-- of a woman.
Howevc, he sdd he couldn’t
say for sre unb further tests.
Gaskin, 44, was convicted
and sentenced t> life in prison
this wee; in the slaying of Silas
Bamwei Yate- He claimed to
be innoent in fates’ death, but
said hehad c«nmitted several
other sayings.
The scull was found about 30
feet fr<n a dich where Gaskins
had bld alhorities to dig.
Severd othe bones were found
near fie skil. Authorities said
the renain were found lying
uncovered (J the ground among
sometreesmd low brush.
Slaton said no actual attempts
were made on the lives of
Coleman or Sproat.
The conspiracy indictment
charges Dickson and Barber
with plotting to kill Sproat to
eliminate him as a witness in a
separate drug case against
Barber.
They are accused of furnish
ing weapons to the undercover
officer who was masquerading
as a “hit man.” That officer’s
identity was not released.
The Fulton County grand jury
indictments followed an investi
gation by the police narcotics
squad, said Slaton.
Dickson has been an Atlanta
policeman about four years.
point since insecticides are not
economically feasible until com
reaches the silking stage.
Suber said it is not known for
certain where the fall army
worms originate, or where they
spend the colder months of the
year.
“We assume none of the in
sects is in the state during the
winter, but Georgia initially
suffers each year as fall army
worms migrate north,” he said.
Ga. Power
profits up
ATLANTA (AP) - Last win
ter’s unusually cold weather in
creased demand for electricity
for heating in Georgia, helping
Georgia Power Co. increase
first-quarter 1977 profits 8.7 per
cent over those for the first
three months of 1976, the com
pany said Friday.
The company recorded net in
come of about $23 million for the
quarter ended March 31
compared to $21.2 million in the
first quarter of last year, said
Georgia Power President Rob
ert Scherer.
However, Scherer said, “con
tinued nationwide and world
wide inflation” has led to rising
operating costs — up 18 per cent
for the first quarter.
“Despite the increased first
quarter earnings, it is impor
tant to note that net income
after dividends on preferred
stock during 1976 was 12.9 per
cent below that of the previous
year,” Scherer said.
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