The Courier News from Blytheville, Arkansas • Page 2

11, 1992 O0UJUM PAGE THREE Fine Remains Uncommited, Undecided (jp) GOT, John S. Tfne who. My, may Important delete OOP ntttonal conven- Ji today uanommHIed, unde- ritrtod to how he Chicago next month. AM! not eren most or political profMt to know where the But Fine con- big majority of Penn- convention will Hp with him when the prwktentUl candidate nominftt- He undecided AS to when to wiH nuke up his mind on that candidate. When he does, he says, will "on lasues and not on He believes that the important qiMtlon before the nation is the "Iremendous expendl- 1t 'of the federal government.

Solvency Is jj.j "Btcurity and peace depend on aolvency of this country," the 'governor nays. And the husky, balding former Judge If unimpressed by all the Jruror swirling around him. Fine's jprofe. as a deLegate-At-Inrge im- iportant; much more BO is his in- with other Pennsylvania factors in the situation were made apparent in an Inter- Yiew with the Associated Press, In which the governor discussed his viewa on the campaign Issues, He declined to comment on the record concerning candidates or the dele- fates' position, and would not dis- any new details of his talk with Dwlght D. Eisenhower, or previous conversations with Sen.

Robert A. Taft and Gen, Mac Arthur. The Pennsylvania delegation's 70 arc officially and actually un- Instructed and uncommitted, although many viembent have ex- yeaaed personal The most recent AP poll 20 oring- Eisenhower. 18 backing and 93 undecided or unwilling Jafce a preference. Backers of both claim bigger And Fine will share of the delegation.

The number of Fine could bring to candidate the biggest question, birt. by every available estimate It IB a vnry substantial group. The. 1ft delegation believes (here would be not than and possibly more. Fine Is confident the party can carry Pennsylvania with either of the major candidates, or with MacArthur who most definitely remains on the list of possibilities before the governor.

Governor N'ot Impressed The governor Is not Imprewfld by Ihe fart that, with only one m'A- jor exception, the party Iradern unrl state officials close to him are favorable to Eisenhower. Fine will be present. Friday whnn Eisenhower, nl OpUysbWK. farm, meets the find on hand, to when the with Sen, Taft at a Inter date. After those meetings, Fine intends to check wilh the delegates personally, and some time nfter that to make known hia decision, Tt will go to the candidate 1 first, because he believes "they have a right to know." But It nviy not be announced officially and publicly until the delegation mucus nt Chicago Sunday night, July 6.

On the Issue of rrnnoniy. which he believes Is tied completely to S. foreign aid, preparations and the domestic program, Fine said in part: "It in only on far we cnn go in aid to oiher nations. Sump people say i(. Isn't a qurstlon of what we rnn afford to do, hut what, we can afford not to do.

I don't subscribe to that." Red-Starred Caps, Epaulets All That Remain In Koje Compound 'Flashy Man 7 Sought in Death Bruised Baby-Sitter Found in Swamp SYRACUSE, N.Y. to- dav a "tall, flashy' man for i questioning in the death blonde. IS year nit! whose bruised body found in a swamp. The body of Alire Richardson, clarl In a bathing suit, found yesterday by a motorist, ihree days after she had fell home to go swim-1 minp. Pollcp iald a neighbor harl told them that Alice had mentioned i lending money to a man.

Mrs. touis Mnriano said she hud the "tall. riarJc complexionedi and flashy" man once, pnllce said. Veteran to Face Army Charges For ROW Letter MONTEREY, Calif The Arn.y is going to prnrncute a ve'er- an who wrote Mark Clptk that his handling of a ni prl.son carnp incirlrn) was "rc- puchant and disgraceful." Set C. Chnlp.

21. fiaK Lake M-as charged yesterday with td a super tor officer and ordered court mnrMalort. Mnxtmiim penalty If convicted Is six months in prison and a bad condud discharge. Chase commented. "I knew exactly wns doing" but expected t-nly a reprimand-frnm Clark.

Eisenhower to Texas As Gold Star Guest DENISON, Tex. Gen, Dwlght! D. Eissenhower comes back to his' birthplace here June 21 as a giiest of the Gold Star Mothers of Denl- son The general's fiupporter.s announced j-esterdav that he'll also meet with Texas and l.ouisiann El- ser.hcwer to in? Rnpuh- iicar Nntional Convention In Chi- cacr. Br WILLIAM KOJE ISLAND, Korea Red-starred arni-bandn. pmraphe- natia of Compound 78 lay tramptfd In the duert of the prison They all that remained of I he authority the CommuniitR once uwd to over the barbed wire priioners of v-ar.

For hours thU mornlnji Red-led prisoners battled American psratrnoperfi to prevent their removal to compounds holding not more than men each. lost. All prisoners transferred. Medical Learns then moved Into ther ulned and carried out the and wounded. Thirty-one prisoners vtte killed and 133 wounded.

One car WRS killed and wounded in subrining the Reds. The of smoke and tear pan and death was, like choking blanket. Rome bodies smouldered in the ashes of burned compound build- Among the wounded were some. feigned death until the fight- in was over. Surrendering during the heat uT battle was dangerous.

One officpr said he jaw Reds kill five fellow prisoners when tried to give Another of- firor saitl he saw three killed in this fashion. Hours after the fighting had i rtopppd, flames poured from of I he mud and stone buildings. Occasionally burned wooden supports pave way and metal roofs crashed do-x'n. Snmr; tent.n were untouched by flames. Tn.side soldiera found buckets of warm barley and rice.

Troops found Bome buildings by trenches and tunnels One underground complete with to- nsrc a neighboring stockade. A prisoner plea for selling control of the Island was uncovered. No Red Buildup Seen by General SEOUL. Korea (ff-t The top United Nfltionfi air commander In Korea said yesterday his air spot' have found no signs of a buildup for a Communist offensive in Korea but "If we did we'd go after! it" MaJ. Gen.

Glen Barcus, new com- mander of trip U. S. Fifth Air told a news conference the Air Force knou-5 the Reds have "a lot" of men in North Korea. "In lhat lypft of rough terrain, it's easy to conreal people. They're masters at camouflage and concealment." Marines in Korea for Cream Timet Per Week Now WASHINGTON Fir." Marine Division on the front In Korea will get Ice rream three -A week this ttimmer.

Announcing this the Marine Corpw sairt it wat poftskble Ihiough UM of insulated bags, need last winter to carry hot It mid each bag will keep five gallons of ICF cream hard for eight hours. will come in two standard flavors, chocolate and, vanilla, but the 5aid thft usual rivalry among mess sergeants probably will produce variations through use of canned fruttA and jellies, Clark Visits Hirohito TOKYO Gen Mark cnmmanrler of the U.S. in Japnn, today paid lii-st, visit to Emperor Hirohilo. He was accompanied hy US. Amba.saador Robert D- Murphy, Body Armor Looks Good for Fighting in Korea, Experts Say By FRANK CAREV I to lo our one." AtMdttwl Prets Science Reporter He said lhat "this wide differ- CHICAGO Body orinor ence hRS existed largely because good for helping American fighting superior artillery (ire and de- men In Korea, Ihe American Mcd-' air eovernge" but he added leal Association was told today byj' hnl circumslance has an Army doctor.

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