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THE INDLANAPOLIS STAR- -PACE Meese given details of Carter's appeal Washington UPh F.rfwin Garrirlr rprvu4Mf tn Mmc uKa MONDAY, MARCH 26, 13S4 Ousted Nebraska official on trial I ring to tips or other information flowing from the Carter campaign or White House. The Nov. 1, 1980. campaign memo from Peter Dailey. an advertising man for the Reagan advised Meese and seven other campaign officials, "I've just learned that Carter's 20 minute presentation on election eve will consist of a pre-recorded format with Henry Fonda as the narrator host" DAILEY SAID the ad, which ran as scheduled, would include, "approximately three minutes of Henry Fonda setting the stage seg ments of political types such as (House Speaker Thomas) Tip' O'Neill and others endorsing Carter segments featuring statues of famous presidents with the narrator (giving) quotes by each of these presidents Carter in the Oval Office in a cardigan sweater making a five-minute appeal to voters" and a closing scene showing "Harry Truman beseeching people to vote the Democratic Party." Dailey, who recently resigned as US ambassador to Ireland, could not be reached for comment who denies taking a major political role in the 1980 Reagan campaign, was provided details of President Carter's final, election ve television appeal three days in advance.

Meese's campaign files show. Also among files recently turned over to the Senate Judiciary Committee by House investigators are several memos in which Robert Carrie director of political development for the Reagan campaign, describes materials picked up from sources in or close to the Carter camp. has said he handled only issues and policy for the Reagan campaign. MEESE. WHOSE nomination as the new attorney general is embroiled in a controversy over his financial dealings has denied in writing that he knew the Reagan campaign obtained material generated for Jimmy Carter's re-election bid.

Meese told investigators for a House subcommittee recently that he remembers few of the memos. found in his campaign files, refer THE PURITY BEGAN Lawyer in love may be sent to mental hospital or jail 3500 YEARS AGO! Geologists report that the pure and delicious spring water emerging from the Mountain valley Spring today in Hot Springs, first entered the ground as rain about 3500 years ago. Salt free. Moderately hard. Delivered to your home or office.

Paul Louis Douglas Impeached attorney general work involving real estate developments. He allegedly knowingly lied or misrepresented his knowledge that some lots purchased from Douglas and another man by Judith Driscoll, Copple's secretary, were financed by Commonwealth. DOUGLAS ALLEGEDLY failed to disqualify himself at the appropriate time from dealing with possible criminal activities regarding Copple or Commonwealth. He allegedly abetted or assisted in insider borrowing at Commonwealth. He allegedly did "substantially nothing" to prosecute or investigate Clinton.

Tenn. (UPI) Lawyer Mary Evans, who fell in love with her killer-client and helped him escape from prison, will enter a mental hospital for a "prolonged" stay if a judge accepts a plea bargain. Miss Evans, 27. pleaded guilty March 3 to aiding the escape of convict Tim Kirk, 37. in a deal with prosecutors that calls for three years of probation.

Miss Evans psychiatrists are to testify at Tuesday's sentencing hearing. Criminal Court Judge James Scott has reserved judgment on whether to accept the plea bargain until he hears the testimony. The judge could send Miss Evans to prison for up to five years. Miss Evans arranged to have Kirk taken from his cell to a psychologist's office March 31. and once there brandished a pistol and went on the run with the man, who killed another inmate.

They were captured 139 days later at Daytona Beach, Fla. Authorities said Miss Evans helped Kirk because she fell in love with him. Phone: 253-4325 5. Write: 4660 E. 62nd St, kid.

46220 otmtaiaeVSlleyen5ter FROM HOT SPRINGS, ARK. copple or Commonwealth. Lincoln, Neb. (AP) Attorney General Paul Louis Douglas, the first Nebraska official impeached in 91 years, goes on trial today before the state Supreme Court on charges involving an insolvent loan and investment company. The 4member.

one house Nebraska Legislature voted 27 19 March 14 to impeach Douglas for conduct relating to the investigation Of the insolvent Commonwealth Sav ings Co. of Lincoln, and for his personal business dealings with Commonwealth and former Commonwealth officer Marvin Copple. whose family owned the company. That vote on the sixount articles of impeachment automatically removed him from office with pay pending the outcome of his trial. His deputy.

Patrick 0' Bnen, took over he stale Department of Justice. COMMONWEALTH. THE largest industrial loan and investment company, was declared insolvent last Nov. 1 when it reported of $69.2 million and assets of $78 8 million. The company, not regulated or chartered as a bank, made loans and accepted money for investments in such things as land.

After the impeachment vote, Speaker William Nichol said senators had received mail demanding Douglas impeachment and "I sensed a sort of anger in the public While denying any wrongdoing. or any part in Commonwealth's fail- ure, Douglas acknowledged before a l' special legislative committee that he wasn't candid when first questioned by investigators about his relation-' ship with Copple. "I think the impeachment is un-t justified," said Douglas, 57. who was first elected to the office in 1974 and was reelected in 1978 and 1982. IN THE mid 1970s Douglas lost money in the commodities market i While trying to recoup those losses, entered into a series of real 'estate deals with Copple.

Douglas acknowledged some of the tions were unusual, but argued that I they weren't improper. According to the articles of im- peachment: I In a sworn statement to a Douglas allegedly did not avoid even the appearance of impropriety, as stipulated in the Code of Professional Responsibility for Ne braska lawyers. A scries of motions are pending before the seven-member court, in eluding one that seeks to quash a subpoena for Douglas. Douglas ar gues that he cant be compelled to testify against himself. THREE SUPREME Court jus tices, including Chief Justice Nor man Krivosha, have disqualified themselves from the trial.

Supreme Court Justice Leslie Boslaugh will act as Chief Justice pro tern for the tnal. Two lower court judges and one retired judge will fill in for the three who excused themselves from the trial. The trial "will follow the normal courtroom procedures of a criminal case, said Krivosha. Conviction re quires affirmative votes from at least five of the seven judges. Douglas' attorney, William Mor row Jr.

of Omaha, has questioned the withdrawal of the three judges, saying it appears that the state constitution may require a tnal before the full court. Morrow also has asked the court 'to quash the articles of special assistant attorney general. Douglas allegedly misrepresented I his knowledge of $32,500 income Copple for unspecified legal Accused slayer taken; 2 escapees still sought Time to Shape-Up? Trim your body and your Food Budget this week with low-calorie specials from Mr.D's! Chicago (AP) An accused murderer who escaped from Cook County Jail after a paramedic alleg-I edly smuggled in two handguns was recaptured Sunday by police, who continued their city-wide search for two inmates still at large. Jerry Mahaffey. 25, was arrrest-ed early Sunday when he entered an apartment building staked out by police after they traced a phone call from his former girlfriend.

The woman, who was not identi- fied. called police to ask if Mahaffey was one of six inmates who escaped Friday night after he told her he had been released from jail. POLICE CONTINUED to hunt for convicted murderer Michael Bi-j'vens. 22, and Gregory Hill. 33, chargefi with armed robbery and home invasion.

Police said they con- sidered the two men armed and dangerous. The six inmates escaped in guards' uniforms Friday night after they overpowered several unarmed guards at gunpoint and locked them in jail cells. Three were captured less than an hour later, two outside the jail and the third less than a mile away. FRANK CAMPAGNA, a 21 year-old county paramedic, was charged Saturday with smuggling two handguns a pistol and a pistol into the jail in a blood pressure kit He was charged with armed robbery, aiding an escape and carrying contraband into a penal institution. Irv Miller, supervisor of felony review for the state attorney's said police believe Campagna was paid $75 to smuggle the guns into the jail.

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