Show Dhe World FBI finds link to Jordan shooting JHlItahStatesman davs prior to the shooting the newspaper said FORT WAYNE lnd (AP)— The FBI has learned Manager Carol Arney of Motel 6 was quoted as that avowed rai ist Joseph Paul Franklin a us)eft Urban National of prevalent the saying FBI agents collected registration cards for the in shooting Vernon E Jordan staved in a Fort Wavne Motel in period around May 29 1980 She did not recall any of the names on the cards or wfiether any of the the davs immediately prior to the May 29 attack motel guests at that time resembled Franklin the shoot used rifle to caliber the Polite sav large Franklin 30 was sentenced to life in prison on tivial rights leader was sold in Cincinnati shortly federal Fort Thf charges of violating the civil rights of two alter the attack and still hasn't surfaerd Lake Salt City black youths gunned down while jogGazette Wat Journal reported Thursday with two white women ging Recovery ol the rifle is one piece of evidence that Franklin also faces charges in Indianapolis in the "‘would clinch this thing” unnamed sources told deaths of two Mac k men shooting the newspaper After Franklin's arrest on the Utah charges ' Quoting unnamed frderal and other sources the federal investigators identified him as a suspect in able to place newspaper said the FBI has the Jordan shooting but said they had no solid Franklin in the city bv analysis of handwriting evidence to link him with Fort Wayne Verification camples on gurst registrations at a motel he staved in at least one moirl has intensified our Investigators tieheve they also can show that interest in him” the Journal Gazette quoted a Franklin staved in other Fort Wavne motels during "source clove to thr investigation” as saving e Ix-e- c Burnett wins libel suit against Enquirer had given me a dollar "If LOS ANGELES (AP) Comedian Carol carfare — they would have been 6 million libel judgment Burneti won a against the Sattanal Enquirer on Thursday for a 197b gossip Hem that said she had a boisterous run in with Henry Kissinger in a Washington restaurant She said she would give the money to charity "I feel like I’ve been pregnant for five years and the baby ti beautiful” Burnett exulted at a news conference moments after the Superior Court jury's verdict brought tears to her eyes in a packed courtroom 1 principle” plus happy" she said "It I was the William Masterson and attorney for the tabloid published in Atlanta Fla vowed to appeal and said he would move for a new trial as well Friday March 27 1981 Veteran programs cut back by Senate WASHINGTON (AP- )- Senate Republicans ting out to give President Reagan the budget cua he wants turned back a Democratic more Thurdn to restore nearly $100 million for veteran pro-gra- Republican leader Howard Baker promptly (uOrt 4 vote as an indication the Senate would r wind up supporting a package of cuts along the lines of the J87 billion the Budget Committee is recommending "This is the toughest vote we've had this year and I expect the tougfirsi vote we will have in the budget battle " Baker said after Republicans used their majority strength to defeat the move to resort $295 million that Reagan wants to cut for 1982 All Republicans exerpt Sen Lowell Weitkerof Connecticut voted against restoring the funds A handful of Democrats also sided with the GOP he 56-4- three-yea- The veterans lobby is one of the most powerful Congress and GOP supporters of the reductions sought to assure their colleagues it was not politics! suicide to approve the cuts "Veterans are not going to the polls and throw! anyone out over this vole" said Sen Pete Dumenici chairman of the Budget Com mittee Sen Donald Reigle said the cuts amount to a broken promise by Reagan whom be said promised veterans during last year's campaign that he would not seek to reduce their benefits R-N- "This verdict is an afTront to the First Amendment to tFie Constitution and it cannot stand” said Masterson This is almost the equivalent of capital punishment against a corporation h Reagan says Poland's state is 'very serious' WARSAW Poland fAPi— The administration said late Thursday the Soviet Union may intend to tervene in Poland s tabor strife and President Reagan termed the situation "very serious tense” his concern Reagan said "No we're doing what our allies have done making a statement” That statement also announced the United States "continuing readiness to assist Poland in its present ecotnonic and financial troubles” The statement was said to directly reflect the views of Reagan although he did not personally deliver it And it noted that Poland deputy prime minister Mieczyslaw Jagiclski will visit Washington nest week when he is scheduled to meet with Commerce Secretary Malcom Baldrigc and other high officials V hen reporters asked exactly what prompted the statement Reagan replied: "the seriousness of the situation certain movements and meetings and so rt1Asked if he meant troop movements he said in- very An official White House statement issued at the conclusion of a National Security Council declared that Moscow may Fie planning “tomeeting undertake repressive action in Poland" and said any such siep would have “a grave effect on the wFiole course of East-We- st relations" Rcafan declared personally that "it's very serious" when reporters asked him about the matter he left a reception for young Republicans "It's a very tense situation" he said Asked if he had privately informed the Soviets of Erfej Indicted' SALT LAKE c APW a srand jury h dictmen " charging Srft and a Swiss resident with fraudulently "early M mMi0n in city Wtng - became partners in the shelters live in Utah Idaho Wyoming California New York Connecticut Washington Arizona Illinois Florida Michigan Pennsylvaina Canada and Japan Reagan Haig agree obitusu? U wS Thwaday the The indictments also allege George Badger of Salt Lake and Assen foretgn policy despi Ivanoff of Geneva Switzerland conover George Bush's crisis manage! spired to prevent the Internal ment role Revenue Service from The Bush appointment collecting more announced than $1 million in taxes the president late Tuesday by over The indictments claim and Haig’s objection amounted to a IvanolT were instrumental Badger in creating of form the oil and gas limited secretary said "The tax is to get on with the partnership problem subject shelters which fradulently claimed of substance " more that 139 million in taxes A n'ffht earlier Haig’s aides— who Individuals who invested and asked not to be idemified-portra- yed £££? suF-je- ct "Not precisely that” but did not elaborate Defense intelligence source said meanwhile moves have seen no evidence of any large-Kal- e of Soviet or other Warsaw Part armies in or near Poland They said the planned exercise is continuing ui anticipated with fewer than 25000 troops no seen These sources said they have as a surge in logistics buildup in weslgn Russia which would be expected to p recced af major military action into Poland two Meanwhile Warsaw Television showed maneuvers Pact minutes of film of the Warsaw 8 eew longest segment aired since the Soyus Bloc East in and Poland surrounding began indksK-suc- last week him as “very upset and tugking" and said they were unsure whether the strong willed secretary would Hay on the job despite Reagan’s affirmation of faith in him Wednesday One noted that Haig had pounded the tafsle in anger over the Bush appointment Haig denied that he had threatened Reagan with resignation but sidestepped questions fiom reporters as to his yure Instead he joked that told me I looked Bushed The Air Force has bdukdl Nevada ings on the MX in E eV starting next Monday in Other Nevada hearings Carson City Tonopah and f Sen Paul Laxalt are calling for additional chance" the public to speak "We agree with Sen Sierra Club spokesman said Thursday "There shoM and hearings in Austin Elko pSbilitrVstepping down bout sterra oppose MX The United Mine Worked"'? strike at 12:01 a m Fnday President Sam Churcii sough 000 port of the union's Id for a proposed contract agf" an effort to keep the walkw In Ohio miners who had Jnnr" stnK Che gun were already on - e RENO (AP)— The Sierra Club added as voice to thorn fmL calling dit tonal hearings in Nevada on the draft environmental inpact Hatement for the MX missile system R-N- nT’ L"’ Coal miners strii |