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tuesday, august 28,1979
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CARSON ClTYi Nev f AP)-Jesse Bishop wai ichedul
ed to did in the gas chamber today, but public defenders
are stalling to give the confessed murderer more time to
live
feishdd had opposed appeals and other legal delays,
calling them a "farce" that violated his right! and "pro
longed the suffering" for him and his family,
But U.S Supreme Court Justice William Rehnquist on
Saturday issued an indefinite stay of execution, and pro.
vided a series of questions to be answered by the attorney
general's office and the public defenders who asked that
the execution be stopped.
Two prisoners die
LAS VEGAS, Nev, (AP)-Two prisoners died Monday
in a burst of gunfire at the city Jail where inmates were
holding three guards hostage, officials said, One of the
guards was wounded slightly berore the three-day siege
ended. ,
Police sharpshooters with automatic weapons entered
the second-floor lockup and began emptying the cells and
taking the inmates to a nearby county jail
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lockup, The wounded guard walked without assistance
and the other two were unharmed,
Police Lt. J.O. Smith said seven or eight shots rang out
at 5:32 art, in the lockup where 84 Inmates had been
holding the three guards hostage since Saturday morning.
tie said some of the inmates apparently turned against
the ringleaders of the siege and began flrlntt.'The prison,
ers themselves have revolted against the leadership of their
spokesmen," Smith said,
the shooting ended the siege that began when an
unknown number of inmates overpowered a guard, took
his gun and used it to take the other two guards hostage
in the lockup,
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