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B4-Th Post, Saturday, June 1984 SC Waterfield's Lawyers Request New Trial the 12-member panel questioned why no charges were filed in the alleged rape and whether the other woman had correctly identified the pair as her abductors. He said they discounted both women's testimony as evidence of prior criminal activity by the defendant and his cousin. Bloom's motion also claims the jury was prejudiced by seeing pictures of Miss Elliott's bloody head wound and argument by Assistant State Atty. Jim Midelis that the streets wouldn't be safe unless Waterfield were Midelis and State Atty. Bob Stone were seeking the death penalty and first-degree murder conviction in the case.

Waterfield, however, received a manslaughter conviction with a maximum 15-year penalty. Gore, sentenced to death for his role as rapist and triggerman in Miss Elliott's murder, has led police to the bodies of four of the five other women he said were killed after they met him and Waterfield. 3i I. Williams gave the jury its first hint Waterfield and his cousin David Gore might have been involved in criminal activities before July 26 when they gave Miss Elliott and her companion a ride to the beach. The trip ended with both girls being sexually assaulted and Miss Elliott's death after she fled from Gore's house.

Williams told the jury he went to Waterfield's auto repair shop to look for Gore after Miss Elliott's body was found because the two men had "been involved together in past circumstances that were suspicious and criminal in nature." He was not allowed to elaborate on those "past circumstances" in front of the jury, but said outside their presence he referred to a 1976 incident in which a German nurse said the two raped her. The nurse testified during Water-field's trial, but the jury foreman said afterward jurors virtually discounted her testimony. Vocelle ruled during the trial that defense attorney Michael, Bloom's questioning had "opened the door" for Williams' controversial testimony. The German nurse and another woman, who said the pair abducted her at gunpoint after shooting out her tires, testified later. Jury foreman Nester Deobil said By Jim Reeder Steft Wrtfec VERO BEACH Attorneys for Fred Waterfield claim legal errors irere made in a trul that ended with his manslaughter conviction for the death of Lynn Elliott and have asked for a new trial-TV motion for a new trial claims improper testimony from Indian River sheriffs Detective Phil Williams was permitted by Circuit Judge B.

Buck) Vocelle. Attorney will argue the motion Julv just one day before the first anniversary of Mas Elliott's death. Vocelle also is scheduled to sentence Waterfield that day. Fred Waterfield convicted of manslaughter Stephen Grey Versatile Artist Creates Beautiful Wall Pieces Inlet Panel Official Requests Assistant I UU ENTIRE WALL fr SCOMSULTATIOH 734-1 980 i If ffy Oagei RESTAURANT "ALWAYS A BAKU DOZEN" FUU UNE Of DEU AND APPETIZING CATEKING FO AU CKCASIONS'! WEEKEND SPECIALS i mat," Meisel said. "Because of the increased workload the commission now has five members instead of three and the items of business, as seen on our agendas, have increased several fold." Meisel said the district has avoided hiring employees directly for years because that would involve a payroll, compensation and benefits.

"At some point, we're going to have to consider this," Meisel said. "It's a little premature to come up with any definite opinion on which way to go with it." Christian said he's not ready to give up his position. "However," he added, "there will be a time when I won't want to be involved in the day-to-day operations. I'm trying to work out a way that will be mutually fair and satisfactory to the district and my company." administrative costs, Christian said. He works under a contract between the district and Administrative his consulting firm.

Christian or the district can break the contract with three months notice. "If I don't believe it's possible for me to accomplish what the commissioners want me to do, then I have no choice but to quit," the 60-year-old Christian said. "The work is too much for me to handle individually. The other alternative is for them (the inlet district commissioners) to reduce my workload and be more selective in what they want me to do." Commission Chairman David Meisel said the commissioners will discuss Christian's request at a future workshop. "We have apparently outgrown the old for By Lynn Uhlfelder Staff Wrttfr JUPITER Eight years ago, meetings of the Jupiter Inlet District lasted from 10-20 minutes and there were no agendas But District Administrator Cal Christian said yesterday that he now needs an assistant to handle the district's increased workload.

"The organization has gone from a mom-and-pop operation to a major administrative effort which is increasing all the time." Christian said. "I'm not going to handle their administrative chores if I can't handle them. I think that point is approaching real soon. I'm falling behind and I don't like playing catch-up." Christian earns $40,000. An assistant would add between $10,000 and $20,000 to the district's DINNERS FOR $9.99 i WED.

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