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Santa Fe, N.M., Wednesday, February 26, 1986 THE NEWMEXICAN C-7 IPoOdc check possible' link to co-ed's mmyirdleir ALBUQUERQUE (AP) State police are Investigating whether the men charged with the murder of a University of New Mexico student In January have any connection with the earlier disappearance of a Belen nurse. State police Investigator Mike Francis said Tuesday police are trying to determine whether Johnny Zinn, 44, and Wallace Randolph Pierce, 24, were involved In the disappearance of Debbie Lansdell more than five months ago. Lansdeils sports car was found Monday in the parking lot of an Albuquerque apartment complex and police were combing it for clues, Francis said "The.possibllity has been raised that Zinn and Pierce were involved (in the Lansdell disappearance) because of the similarity of the crimes and we will check on that," Francis said. He said finding the 29-year-old nurses car was the only break police have had. The car was sitting in that parking lot for several months and nobody had messed with it, Francis said.

Somebody thought it was a good hiding place and it was. Zinn and Pierce have been rharged in 24-count indictment with murder, kid-napping, rape, conspiracy and other crimes in the Jan. 12 disappearance of Daniels, 22, a University of New Mexico student. She was abducted from the driveway of her fiances Albuquerque home and her body was found a week later in Jemez Mountains. She had been shot once in the head.

Two other men, Sidney T. Sliger, 20, and James Scartaccini, 17, are rharged with kidnapping and conspiracy. Affidavits filed earlier in the case said Zinn ordered Daniels abducted so she could be used in pornographic films, but later ordered her killed. Tuesday, an Albuquerque newspaper reported that another woman said Zinn asked her to participate in aporno-graphic film three days before Daniels disappeared. 'The 19-year-old unnamed woman told police she was frightened by Zinns talk of violence and left town the day before Daniels disappeared, the newspaper, said.

The newspaper said the 19-year-old woman is expected to testify in a preliminary hearing set to begin Monday for Zinn and Pierce. Board OCCs gravel reads in Dutch Meadow project IPrawnat Ena ILDsm Eat Jrautimf AmSety The development plan is designed to restrict heavy traffic to a few selected roads. Using gravel roads will help direct traffic to the desired inter-1 nal roadways. The developers plan to pave G.9 miles of major roads with right of ways of 1 10 feet and 6.2 miles of arterials that have 80-foot right of ways. In other action, the authority approved Conversion of a building on Rodeo Road, one mile east of Cerrillos Road, to leased office space.

A center district on 2.5 acres off N.M. 14 along the Interstate 25 frontage road. A metal building will be used for a wholesale cabinet and woodwork specialty supply shop. While the Dutch Meadows project has stirred little controversy so far, plans for the Santa Fe Center have created a division between city and county. Officials on both sides are interested in getting the revenues the project could generate.

The SantaFe Center would encompass 390 acres northwest of the city, currently under county BY J.W. SCHOMISCH The New Mexican Staff Nearly 70 percent of the roads in the Dutch Meadows subdivision northwest of Santa Fe will have gravel roads. The Extraterritorial Zoning Authority Tuesday approved a variance allowing gravel rather than asphalt for 29.5 miles of the developments 42.6 mile road system. The Dutch Meadows subdivision will be divided into 1,400 lots. The subdivision is a companion project to the Santa Fe Center plan that would include a corporate learning center and hotel.

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