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Town Following Icheney Draft 24 - EVENING HERALD. Mon . Ocl. 27, 1980 Cuban prisoners Herald and LWV election section in today*s edition begin to arrive ilmirlipfitpr MIAMI (UPI) — Anxious relatives and Fekete of Livonia, Mich., was taken friends gathered today to await the prisoner with Nelson, said, "I just want arrival of 30 Americans being released Paul’s freedom. I want him to be free.” from Cuban prisons after as much as a The prisoners were freed in effect after Clearing decade behind bars. the pardons were granted earlier this "I am elated, of course," said Karen month, but they remained in the Com- WPATUCD late tonight. Bennett of Miami, whose husband Robert binado del Este prison "because they had W t M I n C r i Details on page 2. has spent 20 months, in jail on charges of to have some place to stay” until their K illegal entry, but she said relatives departure was arranged, U.S. diplomats \ weren’t making plans for a big celebra­ said. The Americans were allowed to v: tion. wear civilian clothes and roam the jail at Pi i "We leave that up to him. He’s been told will, they said. ■ - T n ' ' i what to do for too long.’V Left behind in Cuba along with the three Cuban President Fidel Castro granted prisoners who chose to remain were five pardons to 33 American prisoners on Oct. inmates with both Cuban and U.S. 13, but U.S. diplomats in Havana said citizenship. three of those released, wanted in the Robert Jordan, public affairs officer of states on air piracy or parole violations, the U.S. Interest Section in Havana, said, Town following have elected to remain in Cuba. "This pardon is only for what the Cubans The 30 returning Americans were to call single-source Americans, not dual board an Air Florida twin-jet Boeing 737 nationals.” chartered by the State Department at Another State Department spokesman Havana’s Jose Marti Airport for today’s indicated the five dual nationals would be flight to Miami’s Tamiami Airport. freed from jail but not allowed to leave For at least four of the returning Cuba. ICheney draft Americans, the welcoming arms will be Jonathan "Swift Turtle” LeDeux, a Miwok U.S. marshals waiting to take them into Two of the three prisoners who chose to Indian, stands with his hand in bandages in By MARTIN KEARNS nual rental that would be determined housing subsidies — since it has no custody on air piracy charges. remain in Cuba were sought in the United front of the cross on which he nailed himself Herald Reporter by adding the market price of the housing assistance plan. Under the The others had been jailed in Cuba on a States for plane hijackings. The third was buildings and the cost of the restora­ Ku KIux Klan members light their torches in preparation for the Sunday in Stockton, Calif. LeDeux, protesting arrangement, elderly tenants on lighting of the cross during a cross burning ceremony in New Geneva, variety of charges, ranging from illegal wanted for a parole violation. None of the MANCHESTER— Town Manager tion, and dividing by forty. At the end fixed incomes would pay no more entry Into that country to distribution of three was identified. housing contruction on an Indian burial site in Robert Weiss will meet Wednesday of the rental period, the town would Pa., Saturday. The rally was a peaceful one but did not go without a than a quarter of their incomes anti-communist propaganda and religious Emergency landing Stockton, nailed one hand and had the other with the New York developer who own the complex. toward rent. HUD would reimburse reminder of what the KKK organization stands for by the Imperial tracts and trafficking in narcotics. tied with barbed wire to the six-foot cross and Police and rescue workers remove an auto has proposed the redevelopment of On Wednesday, Rosen and Weiss the landlord for the balance of • Wizard, Bill Wilkinson. (UPI photo) Nancy Ramar and Patti Krauth of Key DALLAS (UPI) — An American Airlines hung there for four hours. (JUPI photo) from the Globe Hollow Resevoir, South Main one of the largest buildings in the will meet with representatives from operating costs. West, Fla., said they would drive to Boeing 727 jetliner en route from Los Steet, Mainchester, late Monday afternoon. Cheney mill complex. Federal and the U.S. Department of Housing and Given that the town is considering state housing officials will also at­ Miami to meet their boyfriends, who were Angeles to Cleveland made an emergency The body of a woman found in the car has Urban Development and the Connec­ a lease-purchase agreement with arrested together last December and landing at Las Vegas, Nev., because of an tend. ticut Home Finance Association. Indian protests not yet been identified. Above, a police Rosen, it is unclear how HUD would Iran attack Urged charged with illegal entry, resisting engine malfunction, an airline spokesman Auraham Rosen, who owns the Both the town and Rosen tentatively view Manchester’s involvement. As arrest and narcotics trafficking. said early today. photographer records the scene as the car is clock tower mill on Elm Street, last plan to use HUD'Section 8 housing landlord, it is generally assumed the "1 feel like I’ve been in prison too,” said The spokesman said the incident aboard burial site plans removed from the water and at right, week unveiled a draft to redevelop rehabilitation subsidies to make the town would not qualify for the HUD Ms. Ramar, fiancee of William Nelson of Flight- 38 prompted a "precautionary lan­ workers for the Manchester Water Depart­ the mill building for use as elderly proposal economically feasible. As a subsidies since it does not have a STOCKTON, Calif. (UPI) — A Miwok Indian medicine to free hostages Adrian, Mich'. ding” and no injuries were reported. ment were the first to discover the sub­ housing and town offices. Town of­ developer, Rosen would also be eligi­ housing assistance plan. man and self-proclaimed healer nailed himself to a 6-foot ficials Friday decided to pursue ble for government tax breaks for "Waiting is the worst thing for me. Not TTie spokesman said one of the engine: merged vehicle (top center of right photo). In Rents received from elderly BUCKHANNON, W.Va. (UPI) - A Ku because the president won't defend knowing. Waiting for an answer. I can't aboard the three-engine jet had i cross and hung there for four hours to protest a home Rosen’s proposal, asking him to sub­ redeveloping the historic site. tenants would be used to pay-off the KIux Klan leader, speaking to a handful of them." handle that. If he would just come home "suspected malfunction” and the piloi development site on ancient Indian burial grounds. bottom photo, a diver guides the auto as it is mit a formal plan. Since withdrawing from the Com­ 40-year lease. The ability to secure people who turned out for a recruiting ral­ Wilkinson drew a crowd of about 50 and say, 'OK, well, thanks for your sup­ followed the normal procedure, which i: Jonathan LeDeux, 49, San Leandro, Calif., whose In­ pulled from the water. (Herald photos by Included in the draft were two munity Development program, the the HUD subsidies therefore, is ly in a cow pasture, urged an all-out attack Klansmen and curiosity seekers for the port’ and take off, I wouldn’t care.” to shut the engine off and land as quickl} dian name is "Swift Turtle,” said he felt no'pain although Harry and Pinto) alternatives for the mill’s rehabilita­ town has been ineligible for HUD viewed as essential on Iran to free the American hostages. rally held on hillside grazing land, where Ms. Krauth. whose boyfriend Paul as possible. he drove a 16 penny nail through his left hand and had the tion. Under the first plan, 106 units of Imperial Wizard Bill Wilkinson of the Klan members hawked KKK Tshirts, hot other one tied with barbed wire to the cross Sunday. elderly housing would be con­ Invisible Empire of the Knights of the dogs and sodas. The night before, he ad­ ”I used my strongest healing sense to ignore the fact m r ‘ stru ct^ , and town offices moved KKK also blasted President Carter, dressed about 600 people at a KKK the nail penetrated my hand. White liquid dripped out into its basement and portions of its saying that his administration has proven gathering in nearby Pennsylvania. The Church members about an inch and that was it,” he said in a telephone in­ first floor. The second plan excludes to be “a disaster all the way." Klan said the meetings were part of a terview afterwards. “I’m holding the phone in my left the town offices and increases the Standing amid Confederate and Northern recuritment drive. hand right now.” number of elderly units to 180. American flags Sunday night, Wilkinson "When Ronald Reagan gets to be presi­ He said he used various American Indian exercises for Rosen invited the town to negotiate X said the United States was acting like a dent of the United States," Wilkinson said, charged in theft a month in preparation for the ordeal, which was meant a 40-year lease for the rehabilitated weak nation, cowering before Iran. "we will have the hostages brought back to bring attention to the government’s failure to WASHINGTON (UPI) - Two leaders of convictions are being appealed. 'M mill, after which the town would own “We are so cowardly,” he told robed here very quickly.” recognize the Indian religion and a burial ground of 1,500- the Church of Scientology, whose legal But the case against Mrs.
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