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Gov. Blair Lee of Maryland, successor to the deposed Marvin Mandel, blows a thoughtful puff of smoke at yesterday's
closing session of the National Governors' Assocation meeting in Detroit ...
Transfer
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Collins
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Taylor, but broke his foot in a prison
softball game, according to Brown.
Brown added that Taylor was then
scheduled to return later for Collins in a
helicopter and, "John had promised
Taylor money."
Brown said Collins later denied any
involvement in Taylor's escape and
quoted the prisoner as telling investiga-
tors:
"I am in the drug and money business
in here. but I had nothing to do with the
escape. He (Taylor) used me."
Brown told the Daily Collins had re-
fused to take a lie-detector test after re-
tracting his confession.
"ORIGINALLY he was complaining
that he wanted a polygraph," Brown
said. "When we offered it to him, he re-
fused to take the polygraph on the ad-
vice of his lawyer."
The investigation into Taylor's es-
cape began to focus on Collins after of-
ficials searched Taylor's cell and found
letters from relatives dissuading
Taylor from attempting the escape.
The letters reportedly had humerous
references to Collins as a friend.
Brown told the Daily that in another
bizarre incident before te escape,
"Taylor film-flammed a guard out of a
pass key and then gave it to John to turn
in." Brown said the key "wouldn't get
him through the wall," so he "can't
really speculate or guess" the reason
behind the incident.
Collins has been imprisoned at
Jackson State since August 28, 1970,
when he began serving a life sentence
for the slaying of Eastern Michigan
University student Karen Sue
Beineman.
Seven women were killed during a
brief murder spree in the Ann Ar-
bor/Ypsilanti area during the late
1960's.' Collins, a former Eastern
Michigan student, was convicted of
Beifeman's murder but never im-
plicated in the other six slayings.
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MARX BROS. NIGHT
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Stoways 'break up an opera company as they sail to New York debut.
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THE CONFERENCE, however,
brought more than just national atten-
tion to Detroit. State delegations spent
an estimated $1 million during their
stay, and the Detroit Convention
Bureau announced it netted at least $5
million in additional bookings and
related business.
Much credit-not only for the success
of the conference but Detroit's
revitalization, too-is being laid on the
sparkling, five-month old Renaissance
Center,;.
"The Ren Cen acts as a generator,"
said Mayor Young, "not only for con-
ventions, but for business, too. That's
th ey.;Not t oig o ity was,
cosireed either v ;. Now
goin forward ana u ahead. It's
an iidcation of what l a d should be
done in cities all over the country."
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question
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came from Heimann's report, which
concluded that his office found no
grounds for prosecuting Lance for his
Georgia banking activities.
The comptroller's office in 1976 had
asked the Justice Department to inves-
tigate Lance's 1974 gubernatorial cam-
paign activities.
However U.S. Atty. John Stokes end-
ed his probe just before Lance was
named budget director.
AT A NEWS conference in Atlanta
yesterday, Stokes blamed the Carter
administration for not turning his in-
formation over to the Senate.
Stokes, who has left office, said Sen-
ate investigators asked him for his in-
formation last week but he said he had
kgiven it earlier to the FBI, which was
ollecting it for the Carter transition
'dam last fall .
"If the Senate committee had had
this FBI report in January, they would
not be needing to go into it with me and
request this information now," Stokes
said.
"I CHARGE that officials of the Car-
ter administration withheld and con-
cealed the FdBI background report and
the information it contained from the
Senate committee in January," Stokes
said.
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