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   Winchester Star (Newspaper) - March 14, 1984, Winchester, Virginia                                The Winchester Star 88th Year No. 215 40 SECTIONS VIRGINIA 22601, MARCH 14, 1984 667-3200 15 CENTS Delegates awarded in Tuesday's primaries in Rhode Florida and IMS Associated Press McGovern Out New York Times News Service BOSTON - Sen. George McGovern finished third in the Massachusetts primary saying he would withdraw from the race as he had pledged he would unless he took the first or second Speaking to his supporters in McGovern all good cheer I fully accept the verdict of my special the voters in McGovern won only Massachusetts and the District of Columbia in 1972 when he was the Democratic Presidential candidate and was trounced by Richard McGovern said he would now consider whether to endorse one of the four remaining Democratic In the last few days there were some signs of increased support for Short of McGovern decided to concentrate on Massachusetts in the two weeks between the New Hampshire primary and Tuesday's primaries and In the last few days McGovern emptied his meager campaign buying in television advertising on Boston's three major He also staged a large rally in Boston Monday with Arlo the folk need your your voice and your he said at the Boston into your your McGovern repeating a theme he sounded last month in vote you cast is not a bet on a horse Aid Plans Offered immediate aid to El Salvador would be conditioned on demonstrated progress toward ending death squads and making other governmental And the Senate Intelligence Committee struck a compromise on the administration's request for million in emergency aid for the Nicaraguan guerrillas by voting Tuesday to grant the money in WASHINGTON - The Senate Appropriations Committee is looking at a compromise on the twin issues of aiding guerrillas in Nicaragua and bolstering the beleaguered government of El Administration supporters planned to offer both measures today as amendments to a providing million in food aid to African where relief agencies say thousands face starvation because of But Sen. Robert The Appropriations Committee his proposal for million in the million request 15-14 last Thursday when it was offered as an amendment to a measure viding million to buy home y heating fud poor people m the United The African aid and the proposed amendment on El were put off until this Dear Frederick Warren ' 27 who cast a crucial vote the proposal last said he would all vote Obituaries for both the Nicaragua and El Salvador money TV week was a very different he were I given no the Intelligence Committee was completely and Warmer and the money was put on a n n that was extremely important to people in this country who are Hart and Mondale Each Claim Slice of Victory By The Associated Press Rounding the first turn in the Democratic presidential Gary Hart and Walter Mondale emerged neck and neck after Super Tuesday's primaries and The Colorado senator claimed a victory over politics of while the former vice president asserted he was in the The contest looked more and more like a two-man race as Hart and Mondale headed into the industrial Midwest today where Michigan and Illinois are the next big Of the five primaries on Hart carried Massachusetts and Rhode while Mondale was the winner in Georgia and Hart and Mondale were only a few votes apart in Oklahoma while Hart jumped to a comfortable lead in Caucus results from Hawaii had Mondale winning only 5 of 27 delegates with the other 22 remaining Hart was leading Mondale in Nevada's Hart looked assured of a majority of the 511 delegates chosen on the busiest day so but Mondale continued to hold the overall Of the delegates selected since the process Mondale had 285 and Hart 167. John Glenn had 33 delegates and the Rev. Jesse Jackson 31. George saying he would accept the verdict of my special the voters of was the latest casualty of the race after finishing third in the state that stood alone in his column in 1972. feel younger this morning than I did in 1972 when I was defeated by former President McGovern said on ABC's Morning His departure cuts the Democratic field to The race began with eight Hart said he talked to McGovern today but didn't get an said that Vice President Mondale is in his judgment a more classic Hart was flying to Detroit to meet with United Auto Workers officials bucking labor's united front for Appearing on he predicted that Michigan be a very tough state for But he told the Morning that think this campaign does have national bypassed the network's morning news shows to sleep before heading to Illinois to address the Chicago Council on Foreign back and ready to his campaign Robert said on the NBC See Victory Page 2 Associated Press Sen. Gary Hart reacts to cheers during a rally at his Washington Associated Press Displaying some boxing Walter Mondale tells supporters he's back in the Talks on Lebanon Shift to Politics Switzerland -A new cease-fire accord was in force in Lebanon today as reconciliation talks between the country's rival Christian and Moslem leaders shifted to the crucial issue of political Police in Beirut said they had no reports of artillery shelling sice the cease-fire was declared Tuesday night but that sniping persisted today along the dividing the Lebanese Moslem and Christian In where leaders of the rival factions have been meeting since doubts persisted as to whether the cease-fire would hold. Scores of announced have collapsed during nine years of civil am not said Nabih Berf leader of the powerful Shiite Moslem militia when asked if the accord meant an end to the sectarian He said he instructed his to stop firing but predicted they would retaliate if fired The terms of the cease-fire accord were designed to establish a permanent including the creation of buffer a watchdog commission to be formed by retired army and police and an end to all media A military comprising representatives of all warring was appointed to take adequate to consolidate the cease-fire and to reopen Beirut's port and international The reached with the help of top-level Syrian and Saudi Arabian averted a threatened breakdown of the conference and cleared the way for discussions on how Moslems and Christians should share An early deadlock had developed in the two-day old talks when Berri and his opposition Druse leader Walid demanded that all including President Amin Gemayel sign the accord as to the said he would sign only as president and chairman of the Lausanne so-called president does not realize yet that he is at war with the Lebanese Jumblatt snapped in an But agreement on the accord was reached by without requiring Autry Executed by Injection JAMES DAVID AUTRY Texas - A smiling James David saying love to a female pen pal and that he was going to a was executed by lethal injection today for killing a woman store clerk during a It was the second time in six months that Autry lay strapped to a hospital gurney in the death intravenous needles in his No one will 667-0145. Sale ends Wi Ik Fresh Seafood Daily - The Fish 574 North 662-2781. But this time there was no stay of Autry was pronounced dead in the Texas remodeled death chamber at 12:40 a.m. by prison physician Dr. L.A. Gov. Mark White announced 70 minutes earlier that he would not halt the and the U.S. Supreme Court voted 7-2 earlier Tuesday to reject Autry's request for a fourth A federal judge also turned down his request to allow television coverage of the Autry became the 14th person executed in the United States since the Supreme Court reinstated capital punishment in 1976, and the second in In a letter written Tuesday night to The Associated Autry fixing to die and my God has a better place waiting for The condemned man was strapped to the wheeled hospital cart at 12:03 a.m. Needles were inserted in his arms and at 12:15, a saline solution to carry the fatal drug began to A minute witnesses brought into the death The flow of lethal drugs began at 12:25 a.m. Warden Jack Purley asked Autry if he had any last and Autry Autry smiled at Shirley a Dallas mother of three who began corresponding with him last love Autry Mrs. 31, clutching a wad of pink love After several emotional exchanges between the a smile on Autry's face was replaced by a frown as his breathing became more Autry cried out love He was pronounced dead 15 minutes after the injection Gunfire Wounds Official of IRA Northern Ireland - Sinn Fein President Gerry head of the IRA's legal political was shot and wounded in downtown Belfast today in an apparent assassination police The 35-year-old Adams was shot in the neck and shoulder on a city street during a lunch break in a trial in which he faces obstruction charges stemming from a rally during last June's British general He was taken to Belfast's Royal Victoria police There was no immediate word on his  

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