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liftMISISFI J uL)hlLiugSu Ivy If" Page 2 Thursday, June 21, 1984 The Associated Press PHILADELPHIA Two broth ers who escaped with four other convicted murders last month from a Virginia prison in the largest death row breakout in U.S. history were recaptured here Tuesday night, the FBI said. James and Linwood Briley, who were convicted of nine murders, were caught in an operation directed by FBI agents, police said. The Bri leys were the last fugitives of the May 31 escape to be apprehended. The brothers were "completely surprised" when they were appre hended at 9:51 p.m. outside a public parking garage, said FBI special agent John L. Hogan. "We have information that they were here and from the two guys who were apprehended in New Eng land, we realized they had been through here," Hogan said. FBI agents believe that the Brileys had been in the area since June 1, Hogan said. He said information was develop ed about the brothers' relatives in the area through prison records. An uncle, Johnnie Council, 45, of Phil adelphia, will be charged with har boring criminals, Hogan said. RALEIGH Gov. Jim Hunt is praising a legislative committee's $590 million spending plan for 1984 85 that contains a pay raise for teachers and state employees but says he'll keep working for a better pay increase for school superinten dents. The joint House-Senate Appro priations Committee approved $590 BUY ONE Medium 2-ingredient pizza, get one of equal or less value for $2.00 Medium 3-ingredient pizza, get one of equal or less value:' for $1.00 Medium 4 ingredient pizza, get one equal or less value FREE Expires 62784 one selection per coupon Reg. crust only DELIVERY ONLY 968-UNC1 announcements RELAX, ITS A QUESTION of joy! The Yoga Place will offer 2 summer sessions May 28-June 28 & July 9-Aug. 9 with 7 class times to choose from. For in formation & registration call 967-9686, for the joy! 452 W. Franklin St. since 1975. 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But the committee trimmed the raise for school superintendents and school central office personnel from 15 percent to 10 percent to save $5 million. "Overall the Appropriations Committee approved the vast ma jority of my education package and I am very grateful for their action to help us take a giant step forward in the public schools of North Caro lina," Hunt said in a prepared state ment. "My full proposal on reduction of class size in grades four through six is included in the budget at this point, as is a full 15 percent salary increase for teachers and principals. I will continue to work to see that superintendents and central office personnel are included in that 15 percent pay raise," he said. Hunt said some of the small items eliminated from the budget might be phased in using other funds, and he said the state Board of Educa tion will be looking at that. WASHINGTON The Senate, entering the final round of a gruel ing and bitter fight over a $291 bil lion defense budget, debated Tues day whether to permanently limit U.S. troop strength in Europe and ship many Americans out if the NATO allies don't shape up. Sen. Sam Nunn, D-Ga., pressed for an amendment to withdraw up GAY FAMILY DINNER 15th Anniversary of Stonewall Riots. Join friends Wed., June 27 at Spaggs. Bar opens 6:30: dinner from limited menu 7:30. Reserva tions requested by 625; call 942-3802. lost & found LOST KEYS IN A brown case around June 8. Please call 962-1007 between 8 am to 4 pm and leave message reward offered. help wanted NATIONAL MARKETING COMPANY LOOKING for good advertising operators with good phone voice. Part-time. $3.50-6.00 per hour. Serious in quires only. Call 549-9036 between 12 pm-9 pm. THEATRE! SUMMER JOBS! PLAYMAKERS is hiring articulate persistent energetic persons to promote upcoming season. Partfull time. Excellent commission. Possible advancement. 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The official, who spoke on condi tion he not be identified, quoted Defense Secretary Caspar Weinber ger as telling Republican leaders at the White House that the proposal would "do something the Soviets haven't been able to do for three years" divide the alliance. But Nunn, by far the Senate's most influential Democrat on de fense issues, refused to be dissuaded. "I don't want to reduce our forces in NATO," he said. "But it's time for the allies to put up or shut up," after years of cajoling on the diplo matic front. Republican leaders clearly were worried about Nunn's chances, though the Georgian declined to pre dict victory the first time around. "I'll eventually get the votes," he said. 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SALT LAKE CITY The U.S. Food and Drug Administration ap proved a second implant of the Utah artificial heart Tuesday, and the doctor who performed the first op erations said his surgical team is "ready right now" for another one. The FDA's approval followed months of bureaucratic review which left doctors at the University of Utah Medical Center angry and frustrated. But Tuesday they were granted what they sought, permis sion to use the fist-sized, portable heart-drive unit on another patient. "We are now in the process of finding a patient for the next clinical implantation of the artificial heart," Dr. William C. DeVries told a news conference. Barney Clark, a dentist from the Seattle area, was the first to receive the artificial heart when on Dec. 2, 1982, DeVries led a team of surgeons in implanting the polyurethane de vice. Clark survived for 112 days. 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