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Daily Iowan (Iowa City, Iowa), 1976-06-22 le in ttle news---...... Pine Ridge: fortner prison mate clear the .... l"1e-putt for . 'lith a 73 an: ~th ,veter..j Testimony indicates Butler in shooting ~, eVen Ptr By R.C. BRANDAU transferred from the Uno County jail Harpe: told defense attorneys Robideau admitted he Oed from a David Armstrong, said,~ wu near a broad: briefly Staff Writer . to Wisconsin to face pending charges WIl1iam Kunatler and John Lowe he burning car on a Kansas highway last the car and heard what sounded like s hat 1n11be there he said. had testified against another feUow Sept. 10. The car, which contained gun small anns ammunitloo going olf" In ..ther, had. CEDAR RAPmi - Aformer prison At 'one point, Butler suddenly in- inmate previolllly. He also said ammunition, elploded on the high- the fire. MInutes later there wu "one terrupted Harper's testimony, sa)'irlg, becall8e of his put criminal record he way. big burst of Dame that engulfed the tie 1Ie8Ion'. mate of codefendant Darelle Butler lIlner, cloeed Riots said Monday Butler told him he "I didn't teU him a damn thing." was aware that testifying for the A witness for the prosecution, Dru whole vehicle," he said. I ~ nell at' 212 participated In the shooting of two Defe.nse atto~ey Bruce Ellison 1m- governm~t could work In his favor. McCallum, said Monday she was a Annstrong said later that he sa" (AP) - Ten IS f "Tom Wa~ JOHANNESBURG, South Africa FBI agents last June ?AI on the Pine mediately qweted Butler. Harper being held on charges of . ed people died IIId 10 were injured Monday in new Butl d Robert Robid theft by fraud and faces eltradition passenger in a car about two-aod-a- RobIdeau belOg treat for acial • fln1ah at 214 Ridge Indian Reservation in South er an eau are on half car lengths behind the car that bums In a nearby hospital ·ambled to ~ liotinl that followed a weekend lull in South Dakota. trial in U.S. District Court here, charges from Telas. He escaped from exploded. When the car exploded, she Annstrong said Robidea~ told him :t, also With • Africa's worst racial disorders in hiItory, Pollce James Harper said Butler told him charged with taking part in the a Brownsville, Tel., jaU while . MinIster James Krucer lJIOounced. in Linn County jall thal "the shooting deaths of FBI agents Ronald awalting trial for burglary and fraud, saw about "five people rtIOIling his nam~ wu Ro.bert Lamont and that Williams and Jack Coler. he told defense attorneys. away" she said. he wun t carrymg any ammunition. ver got In the Kruger told parliament that after the latest brothers" shot one of the FBI agents tel finish llith outbreak the official toU has risen to 140 dead and In the head after the agent pleaded for Butler reportediy told Harper the HarpersaidheandButlerconspired Under cross-examination, "When we searched Robideau's Lamplon ~y 1,128 injured. his life. Butler told Harper that the "brothers" amfjushed the agents at to escape from the Linn Cowrty jail McCaUum told Kunstler she was body we found II rounds of .357 He said the fl&ures "In DO "ay Imply that aD agent, who was lying on the ground, the Harry Jumping Bull residence on where the two were incarcerated. He "lure" the car she was In was about magnum ammunition," Annstrolll the people died or were Injured u a result of said, "I have friends who are Indian thl! reservation. After shooting the said he has tried to escape from two-and-a-balf car lengths behind the said. police action." and a family with children. I don't agents, tbe American Indians several other prisons he has been held car that elploded. Kunstler then Ne" outbreaks of rioting were concentrated in want to die," Harper said. regrouped in a nearby dirt cabin and in. quoted her as saying in testimony In other developments, Kunstler black townshipl around the capital of Pretoria Butler told Harper, however, "But waited to ambush other agents they Harper also testified that Butler during a related trial some months filed a motion Monday for dIJmissal of with violence also , reported in Johannesburt we wasted ~ anyway," Harper knew were arriving on the scene, told him American Indian Movement ago that the elploding car was ap- the charges against Robideau and townships and other areas of the country, in­ said. Harper said. members would supply food and prolimately "one-quarter mile Butler on grounds 01 govenunentai cluding black homelands. Harper said he had written down Agents Coler and Williams had gone shelter should the two escape. Butler ahead." misconduct and because the govem­ In a strongly worded statement Kruger notes each night after be talked to to the Jumping Bull residence to also told Harper that the son of Sen. Sometime after Sept. 10, Robideau ment had his staff under aurveWance. warned: "We cannot tolerate lilY estenslon of Butler so he could keep the names, arrest James Theodore Eagle, ae- James Abourezk, [).S.D., would give was charged with carrying elplosives Kunstler cialmed the car of one of his the IllU'tst. The police will have to act to contain dates and places straight. The notes cused of using a knife in a dispute them financial support, Harper said. and firearms. staff members was "bugged" with a the disturbances." were lost, however, when he was between a white man and his son. In other testimony Monday, A Kansas highway patrolman, tracing device. Heavily armed black and white police, backed by heUcopters dropping tear gas, moved into 65(Z trouble spots to cordon off rioters and quell the , violence. Police later reported the unrest was under control. e! Eleetion ROME (AP) - Italy's ChristIan Democrats beat back a strong Communist bid for power in this NATO country with nearly aU returns in Monday from the two-day national elections. ©1976 Student Publications, Inc. Vol. 109, No. 16 Tuesday, June 22, 1976 Although the Communists faUed to overtake Iowa City, Iowa 52242 the Christian Democrats-backed by the Roman Catholic Church, they made the biggest advlllce of ~ny party compared to the 1972 election. ld A long series of ChrIstIan Democrat-led coalitions has barred the Communists from the government since 1947 despite their No. 2 McCarthy castigates Carter, parties position. This time the Comm\!OiltS were hoping to show enough strength to be considered a necessary participant. By MARK MI1TEISrADT annually. He also urged the Voting was for both the chamber of deputies City Editor 'He (Carter) promised morality in development of a plan to and senate. "properly" use the country's It became obvious Monday natural resources and the 30 during a noon rally on the UI gov'l. , lots of compauion .•• love ... smiles. initiation of a national income n Pentacrest that independent support program to redistribute Di.ho, 'silver! presidential candidate Eugene And we found Jimmy Carter who is the nation's wealth. McCarthy regards Jimmy Concerning the operation of LINCOLNWOOD, Ill. (AP) - Who was that government, he proposed masked man, and how did he get away with the Carter, the apparent the 1976 version of Eisenhower Democratic presidential eliminating the office of the vice Lone Ranger's revolver? presidency and the national Clayton Moore, who played the Western bero nominee, as a tough candidate of 1952.' to beat In November. defense department. He urged on TV during the 1950s, reported to police esta blishment of a foreign Saturday that several items, including an an­ Calling Carter the "in­ carnation of compromise," war which Carter now says he policy dcpartment that would tique 1833 Remington revolver valued at ~(200, Nilan would have been be subject to "checks and had been stolen from his van p,arked In front ofJl McCarthy continually ham­ really didn't believe in even defeated," he said. ll\ePed away at Carter'8 alleged .though he supported it?" he balances" JIld would include hotel. A maJor purpos of 'McCar­ the defense department and Moore, 61, told police that In addition to his gun unwillingness to debate the asked his audience. thy's Iowa City rally was to get intelligence agencies such u the burglar also made off with an authentic issues of the campaign. Lashing out at the two major signatures on nominating the CIA. Fresno, Calif., police badge and eight replica "He doesn't really get on both political parties, he criticized petitions to put his name on the sides of an issue. If he did, you'd the Republican party for He criticized economic sheriff's badges. Luckily, Moore said, the thief Nov. 2 Iowa ballot. McCarthy's theorists who say a 6 per cent did not find the silver bullets he had hidden in .the know what the Issue was. But he nominating former President Iowa supporlers are unhappy national unemployment rate Is van. sort of clouds It all over," Richard Nilon twice. with a recent reinterpretation of tolerable. "We're talking about McCarthy told his audience of "With any decency, they Iowa law by state officials that 8 million people who are suf· several hundred persons. would have gone away for 20 raises the number of signatures fering all of the anxieties and all McCarthy is campaIgning as years and hoped we'd forget needed on nominating petitions of the Insecurities, and I would Dey, sailor an independent for the about It," he said. to place independent candidates assume the bitterness and presidency after unsuccessfully He also attacked the on the general election ballot. disappointment, that goes from KINGSPOINT,N.Y. (AP) -Afemale plebe at vying for the Democratic Democratic party for being McCarthy's Iowa campaign not being able to work and earn presidential nomination in 1968 unable to overcome Nixon's officials say they intend to the U.S.
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