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Thursday, April 4, 1935 Pzi 2 Daily K:brc:kan fl I . ' a 7 y Caused fccra P-2 1 Epfre tdi he general cpptscs the After a fciue mere ir.-a a n.w,u , pfre said ha believes the stes death penalty. As a member cf the st-to tha job, Elre eaH he's sU learr..ng. meat work hard far chil rights to cZzX P&rdon3Erd,.!ar4ithth5'3vc:r.ci I!a said iy people in state govcra- f -dcrd Department of Justice policies, tnd secretary cf stuie, tpire will bob meat have eLcred welcome auviee. TSi-it department, he said, has taken decide whether dealh-rcwirjr.aUs vll , Spire has never worked for the govern- the to that civil rights programs, par- be executed. Thirteen priacr.crj r.valt rasni before, ticularly tntraativa action, have recclv- execution at the Nebraska State Penl- His biggest tasx, he said, nay &e to ed too much emphasis. ., testis?. Spiw said he will consider restore public cccSdcr.ce la the attor- "I would view the situation entirely each case hShidaaliy. Eat he admit- ney general's 23ca. h , "HvU tA hffl ha r.!-rfGs reservations about Soire said he plans to organize huS the death penalty, ca'lirg it 1 an act cf 32-Iawyer staff iato sjx sections: iaw vengeance." " enforcement, litigation, claims, gen- fn th i jf virtira rights, eral lesal services, investigations and rncrce, Spire answered questions about Spire said, the state should give vie- reads. Spire vail choose lawyers to lead the death penalty victim's rights, pub- ti.T.s formal input in tae criminal jus- eacn 01 ir.e sections. U 4 mm Infrfc Hrm Mrlft ftta MnRKta. For exsssnJs. ha said, Vic- "The idea Is tO develop expertise Ul cfae csd his first imnrcssioss of the tints should have their say in pre- different areas and to make the saii job. sentence investigations. During the hour-long luncheon, spon sored by the Lincoln Chamber of Com- r" V more r.ana-ab!e,w he raid. " u A ) C5 V It 5. 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The dctd?3, rtly f.m '-2, tetsd ricra T.:th V signs shouts cf MPc;th U IzxtY' mi nictc lundd," the Shi'its " A rh:7 t-z'.?v.'.iZ in Trt A.: r!3 13 1:: . i i 1 the clctci-r.f:3ilr.-:cir.1th:r;Jit'1ic' :::ty.-tit-yv.ju:JCrJiv.:7t3r'.... -it- lilt ;c U:: 3. tK.i D'-.ti I-; -y:.:.:t c:.M tl -.: I - '.zt r cf more tv.-1 l,C : 3 r : 1: r -:rs t:::: 3 Ita t : " L : - - . v.lth hr::t!::.M 1: r::r3 13 1! ; f j cf n c 713 trrritcry cf tn cecu;.. P--f- " v cb::rva the c-:.v;::ti:n ir. bir.lrj e.3 ditdr.c: rc.'V - i" I- -"- 0?. W.tIllI'GT0H Tie Soviet Ui.!:a thcriJ f,:f: rr 37 ccspsn gstisa to the fsily cfiU.S. Ar.-.y crr fh:t dr- .iit ctr.try in E-t Gerr.rrj lt week, Defers a 3cr;tr7 C.-; t VX:: said Tt hH-rrririt thit the Soviets r !:.;':.3 rr.i r.;t j regret thsi the msa died. Ar.d I think it's i."i :rtr., t! tlzj ry cer.pcnsa tisn," Weiabcrgcr said ia the first c:IJ ty tt:?T -: a Lr.ir.i;trstion cScM for Soviet psjr-me&t in the d::h cf I- ':r A:"..';:' L":hI::,n. "There's no wsy you csa compcnrite the f. ; : Hit l.?i cf loos, but st lesst yea csa recognise the fact thit th :y i :ve I : : 1 d :r :ivc i cf support by this brctel murder," Weiaberscr ssid. Ite r.trti;r.ed r.o specific sum. Nicholson, 37, was married sad the cccpis kid tn cigJt-year-old dsighter. Although no date has been set, U.S. sad Soviet cHdsh have agreed to hold talla on the incident. Nicholson vvss shot by a Soviet sentry in East Germany Msrch 24 while on a racnitoriag inissloa. Kossew said he was shot af.er er.terir.g a restricted zone ar.d icdr. a v::r:.:r.,; shot. Sliolte requests delay in loraeli aid WASHINGTON Secretary cf State George Shdis Vedaesday urged Congress to delsy providiag additional econcrdc ivl. to Israel as a key House committee prepared to vote on a prepcaal for $1.5 billion cf new aid. Shuitz told a Senate Appropriations subecsamittes that the Israeli government of Prime Minister Shir.en Peres had much to do to straighten out the Jewish state's troubled econory.- "There are a lot cf proposals ia the air," he said. "Prise Minister Peres has taken a number of courageous steps, but ia my judgment they are not there yet." The House Foreign Affairs Committee, drsf&3 ft fcrdsatid bill, was preparing to vote on aa amendment that would give Israel an additional 11.5 billion la economic aid over the 1SS5 and 1SS3 C-cd years. Scpar&tist'cacrrillss IdM 0 po! COLOMBO, Sri Lanka Separatist penilhi stc.rh'lbc3 under two jeeps in Sri Lanka's troubled Eastern Prolines U&.zzi killing nine policemen and wounding 10, a gsvemmeri tf;!':::z,i said. The policemen were traveling ca the CI.::.' :!: "y red when the vehicles were blcra up around 5:S0 p.m., h3 t:il. lz:V.:t d:trils of the incident were not immediately avsihUe. Residents there said shop3 closed tr.d there r:::i teisloa in the area soon after the incident. Guerrillas are fighting to' set up aa isdepend&it kcssalssd ia northern and eastern areas for Sri Lanka's 2.5 millka raiacdiy Tsmils, 7 coimtrieo turn mmr feratliera NEW Y0EK Two Afghan tecaars whofencctcrr-liy sought asy lum in the United States are being Cora ftca cr.e ccuatry to another because no one will let them ia, a prcmiaeat New York human rights group said Wednesday. According to the Lawyer's Coiaraittse for Istsrsitkd Ilsmsn Bights, half-brothers- Amanulluh Boashan tzii Amsasllai Caidi1 have so far been flown three times to South Korea, tarfes to I'drsa, ence to Hong King, once to Sri Lanka, once to Saudi Arabia gsd cr.ee to Thailand. Arthur Helton, the Lawyer's Ccrsiaittee directcr, said that in Sri Lanka and Saudi Arabia the teenagers were threatened v,ith being returned to Afghanistan. "They face certain Jail, possibly worce if they era retensed to Afghanis tan. Eight now they are refugees In orbit," Octo idi. The two were deported from the United SUtes last Riday. Banli crioio enmmv3 controls WASHINGTON - Federal relators 1.;; izy v'.i the government should Increase its surveillance cf th3 f.r.r:; i: i-:try to prevent a recurrence cf the Ohio bar k crim Securities and Exchange Ccasiaiasisa Oiatesa John Chad said his agency was considering measures to exert centre, ever trading ia govern ment securities. The gevemmsEt new relics ca voluntary disclosure by dealers. Edwin Gray, chairman cf th Tcdo-el r-jl-nE 'li Esard, said all thrifts insititutiens should be r'J to ce''.i f A:ral Insurance instead cf reljfeg ca state cr rri."-ts rrt:'C Their remarks car.e ia i"zVr-yf)aT C -it Operations subcommittee investiiag ttarrrr: i; c! f :"fi Chio thnfts last month. '