Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, June 3, 1977 Pbge Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, June 3, 1977 JirTwe4-i11 IN CELEBRATION OF OUR FIRST YEAR IN BUSINESS,. RAM'S HEAD LEATHER WORKS IS HAPPY TO ANNOUNCE OUR FIRST ANNIVERSARY SALE! 20-30O OFF MOST ITEMS usual price sleprice men's and women's leather jackets $160-$220 $128-$176 lined vests $60 $45 briefcases $100 $75 moccasins $20-$46 $16-$37 caps $18 $14 purses $35-$80 $28-$64 I Je9ther95ork- f '539 E. Liberty '995-1866 Finklea may face up to 15 years for armed robbery By M. EILEEN DALEY Robert Finklea, suspect in last fall's rash of rapes upon local women, was found guilty yesterday of unarmed robbery. Prosecuting Attorney William Delhey confirmed two weeks ago that Finklea is still a sus- pect in the attacks. Police doubt that Finklea will ever be charged with the rapes how- ever, because none *of the vic- tims can identify him as the assailant. FINKLEA WAS convicted of assaulting university sopho- more Evelyn Buckley on Oct. 13, and robbing her of two small bags of groceries. Buckley had been walking on S. University, returning to her apartment at Oxford Housing, when Finklea grabbed her from behind and began choking her. Buckley dropped the bags of groceries she was carrying, and Finklea scooped them up with his left arm, while holding Buckley around her throat with his right arm. Buckley testified that Fink- lea dragged her across the street while she struggled and pleaded with him to let her go. "He told me to be quiet or he'd kill me," she said. "He kept repeating that." The struggle was noticed by Charles Joseph and Robert Sheehy who were returning home from their fraternity. When Finklea spied the two men running towards them, he released Buckley and fled. SHEEHY AND JOSEPH saw a package of cigarettes and a pack of cigarette papers fall from F'inklea's jacket, which they turned over to the police. Harrv Reed, a Michigan State police fingerprint expert testi- fied that the fingerprints found on the cigarette package were Finklea's. Although neither Buckley or Sheehy could positively iden- tify Finklea, Joseph testified that he had no doubts that Fink- lea was the man he saw attack- ing Buckley. "I THOUGHT it was kind of a unique moment," Joseph said. "We were in direct eye con- tact. I looked right at him and he at me." Finklea's sentencing is- -not scheduled until July 14, and he could face up to 15 years if convicted. Finklea will also stand trial two more times in the near future, both for charges of criminal sexual conduct. Wr er ,I , _ .. - -! - _ v__ _ ..._ f~ SEE IT SATURDAY, JUNE 4, KlAIIDay House vote restricts role o energy chief WASHINGTON (s--In a set- secretary could propose specific back for P r e a i d e n t Carter's natural gas price policies. energy program, the House voted overwhelmingly yesterday ALTHOUGH the differences in to deny the new energy secre- the two versions must be worked tary the power to set natural out in a House-Senate con- gas prices. ference committee, yesterday's Instead, the House gave the House action insures that the a a t h o r it y to a five-member new energy secretary will have board, despite Carter adminis- less authority than had been tration insistence that a compre- sought by the President. hensive energy policy required The actual e n e r g y policies that a single administrator have that would be carried out by the that power. new department also are being drafted in Congress. 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