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ACON, N.Y. A New York City man has been arrested for the alleged abduction
of a 9-year-o!d boy and will be questioned by the FBI about the killings of 20 black youths
in Atlanta, police said Thursday.
When arrested Sunday, Frankie Edmonds, who lives in Queens, was driving a yellow
van rented in Georgia with Georgia license plates, said East Fishkill Town Police Chief
Andrew Criscolo.
Edmonds was ordered held in lieu of $25,000 bail on charges of unlawful imprison-
ment and endangering the welfare of a child, Criscolo said.
Edmonds and the child, who was not identified, are both black.
Officers said Edmonds had served time in prison, but they did not know for what
offense.
The task force investigating the Atlanta deaths and disappearances and the FBI
were notified of the arrest by town police. The FBI in New York City called to say that
agents would interview Edmonds about the Atlanta cases, Criscolo said.
Atlanta Police Commissioner Lee Brown said Thursday the task force would leave
the Edmonds inquiry to the FBI, adding, "At this point we're just following up another
lead"
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WASHINGTON Alexander M. Haig Jr. said Thursday
"the obituary is wrong" as to his tenure as secretary of state,
and he and President Ronald Reagan remain of one mind on
foreign policy despite their dispute over George Bush's crisis
management role.
The Bush appointment, announced by the president late
Tuesday over Haig's objection, amounted to "a subject of
form," the secretary said. "The problem is to get on with the
subject of substance."
A night earlier, Haig's aides who asked not to be identified
portrayed him as "very upset and sulking" and said they
were unsure whether Haig would stay on the job, despite
Library im 'it
The University of North Carolina School
of Library Science marks its 50th anni
versary this month, and more than 350
librarians from across the United States
are visiting the University to take part in
the celebration this weekend.
The celebration, sponsored by the School
of Library Science and its Alumni Asso- .
ciation, will include lectures and discus
sions on present trends in library educa
tion and Hbrarianship, and an awards
ceremony.
Dr. Susan Grey Akers, 91, will be
honored at a special reception at 3 p.m.
today. Akers served as director of the '
School of Library Science from 1932
until 1954, and in 1942 became the first
woman dean at UNC.
Following the reception, five alumni
wilt be presented Distinguished Alumnus
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Reagan's affirmation of faith in him Wednesday. One noted
that Haig had "pounded the table" in anger over the Bush
appointment.
Haig denied that he had threatened Reagan with resignation,
but sidestepped questions from reporters as to his future. In
. stead, he joked that "somebody told me I looked 'Bushed this
morning, but I'm not sure what he meant," when he was asked
about the possibility of stepping down. .
And Haig told the Senate Appropriations subcommittee on
foreign operations that now that Reagan has made his decision,
"the time has come to get on with the conduct of foreign policy,"
but he did not explain whether he thought that good or bad.
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awards. Recipients will include Herman
Howe Fussier of Chicago, associate
editor of Library Quarterly and former
director of the University of Chicago
Library; Emerson Greenaway of New
London, N.H., who was the first presi
dent of the school's alumni association;
Mary Elizabeth Poole of Troy, a retired
librarian from D.H. Hill Library at N.C.
State University; William Stevens Powell
of Chapel Hill, a history professor at
UNC and former curator of the N.C.
Collection at Carolina and Mary Eunice
Query of Boone, retired associate pro
fessor of library science at Appalachian
State University and past president of
the N.C. Library Association.
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Criscolo said police were trying to account for Edmonds' whereabouts for the past
year and a half.
The Beacon boy was at a track near Rombout Junior High School when a man who
had been jogging grabbed him by the ankles and threw him into a truck, according to
the account riven to police.
The man drove 20 miles to East Fishkill, got out and went to several houses,
Criscolo said, adding that there was no explanation of why the boy did not escape
when the man left the van.
He said police were called by residents who complained that a man was bothering
them and going from house to house saying he was looking for his girlfriend.
Officer Paul Carufe questioned Edmonds and arrested him for driving with a sus
pended driver's license.
Edmonds claimed the boy was his brother, but during an interview with the young
ster at the police station, "he calmed down and opened up a bit" and said he had been
abducted, police said.
Winfred Robinson, a neighbor, described Edmonds as "a karate expert and a troubled
young man" who "has a lot of dogs and he plays with kids.... He bugs out a lot."
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Joe Johnson, class of 1927, said, "I think
it's wonderful. It's going to be a good game.
It's going to be a close game. We're going to
win."
Freshman Mark Elackwell said, "I think it'll
be Indiana and Carolina in the finals for the
simple reason that Indiana can play more of a
slow tempo game. Louisiana State has a limited
attack without a fast paced game."
Former housing director and member of
the class of 1934 Jim Wadsworth said, ''We're
going to take Virginia. I think we'll win by
eight or ten. Nobody can stop us now. We
came to play. I think we're going to do it."
Senior Renee Mikles gave a prediction for
the championship game. "I think we'll beat
Virginia and it will be Carolina and Indiana
in the finals. Carolina by three, that's my
official prediction," she said. Mikles added
hat she would be downtown if Carolina wins
the championship. "I'm going o be in the
- crowd on Franklin Street in the middle of the
blue naint," she said.
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SPEND THE SUMMER IN NEW ENGLAND:
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western Massachusetts has openings for
counselors and program specialists. Also nurses
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the Placement O.Tlce. Sign up for interviews
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ATTENTION MEN Excellent summer, resident
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develop his or her potential should apply. One
must have ability to teach In on or more of our
specialized activities. Students, teachers, and
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ACA accredited camp member. epecteiMnj la
water sports (sailing, water skiing, swimming, and
canoeing), yet an mddei emphasis to pbced on the
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catcher Rick Cetrcne driving in runs with
their singles.
That made the score 6-0 and any hopes
Carolina and its fans had of knocking off the
Bronx Bombers had, by that time, waned
considerably. In fact, it seemed to tike the
Tar Heels a couple of innings to loosen up
and get down to the business of playing
baseball.
"We were a little nervous and I think that
showed up a little more at the plate," Roberts
said. "The thing that pleased me the most
was the way our players went up there and
battled at the plate."
Tom Underwood of the Yankees held the
Tar Heels with only four hits and no runs
through the first four innings. Underwood
was then relieved by flame-thrower Rich
Gossage, who was hit surprisingly hard by the
TarHeels.
In the fifth against "Goose," the Tar Heels
got their first run. After two were out, Scott
Bradley laced a double into the left-center
field gap and scored when Greg Schuler
grounded a single through the infield.
The only other run of the game came in the
ninth when Shawn Dean scored from third
base when Tom Daily hit into a double play.
"We all wanted to go out and have a good
time," Parks said. "But we have three
Atlantic Coast Conference games this week
end, so now we have to get our minds back on
business. t
"It was a fun day," Bradley said. "I was
on cloud nine and wasn't really paying much
attention."
AH of the Tar Heel non-pitchers played in
the game and pitchers Ron Huffman, Franklin
Roberts, Chris Kahler and Mark Ochal saw
mound duty. Of the seven UNC hits. Dean
had two, and Bradley, Schuler, Chris Pittaro,
Byron Spooner and J.D. Henderson had one
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WASHINGTON (AP) - The House gave swift passage by voice vote Thursday
to the administration's bill to scrap an April 1 boost in dairy subsidies.
It sent the bill back to the Senate so that chamber could complete enactment
on the first of President Ronald Reagan's spendins cuts slated to clear Congress.
The Senate already had approved a similar bill.
The administration said eliminating the April 1 increase in dairy product
subsidies would save the government an estimated $147 million, and also
would spare consumers from paying an extra 7.5 cents for a gallon of milk, a
dime more per pound of buUer and 9 cents more for a pound of cheese.
Reagan won an 88-5 victory in the Senate on Wednesday, despite earlier
skirmishes which had twice delayed the vote.
House trims own spending
. WASHINGTON (AP) The Democratic-controlled House, told that budget
austerity begins at home, voted to trim its own spending Wednesday, but by
half as much as Republicans wanted.
On a party-line vote of 225 to 184, House Democrats defeated a GOP
: move to slash $6.6 million from a $42.9-million authorization for committee
staff salaries and the House computer system.
Instead, House members accepted, on a equally partisan 231-171 vote, a
$3.3-million package of reductions offered by House Democratic leaders, for
an overall $39.6 million pricetag. -
Speaker Thomas P. O'Neill; D-Mass., and Majority Leader Jim Wright,
D-Tex., orchestrated the middle-ground series of cuts in a move to keep con
servative Democrats from breaking rank and joining the Republican minority.
Embassy shelled by rockets'
SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador (AP) Three squads of guerrillas staged a
rocket grenade attack on the U.S. Embassy, doing considerable damage but
causing no casualties, American Officials said. It was the third and biggest
strike at the embassy this month.
Spokesmen for the Popular Liberation Forces, one of several leftist groups
battling El Salvador's U.S.-backed junta, told local radio stations their or
ganization was responsible. The claim could not be confirmed.
The other two attacks on the embassy this month were blamed on right-wing
terrorists.
An embassy statement said two six-man groups sprayed the embassy build
ing Wednesday with automatic rifle fire in a diversionary tactic while a third
squad fired a Chinese RPG-2 grenade at the fourth floor. The grenade 'ex
ploded in a vacant office, blowing out its windows, the statement said.
U.S. Marine guards and Salvadoran soldiers returned the guerrillas fire,
the statement said, but the gunmen escaped.
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distance from campus 967-9990.
KAFFA ALT11A TlirTA SOnorjTY HOUSE 43
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MARCELCS birthday Is Saturday!!! UdWs. be
sure to elve him a good tuck kiss! (and watch him
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TIM-BO-THE FUTURE CPA. Your beautiful smila
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meet me at "our" spot toniaht at 8. Olivia the
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RLR You finally made H. Happy 21st. And happy
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thank yoa for your support m the election. We
hope to continue to earn it m the future. Scott
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