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Four other men were indicted on other charges by that grand jury, while three of the 14 men indicted in Arkansas plus a woman now imprisoned in California were accused of the murder of Denver talk show host Alan Berg. He was slain in a submachine gun attack outside his home June 18, 1984. Those named in the indictments had affiliations with such supremacist groups as the Ku Klux Klan; Aryan Nations; and the Covenant, the Sword and the Arm of the Lord, authorities said. “ Basically, they are anti-Semitic, anti-black,” said Don Pettus, special agent in charge of the FBI in srt. n . Arkansas. He said that he considered the supremacists dangerous and that authorities were on alert for the possibility of retaliatory violence this weekend. Hsrsld photo by Tuekw If the IS are convicted, it would have “ a significant impact” on the supremacist movement, Pettus said. MUSICAL HOlPITALin - Flutist Sara Coventry High School’s band earllerthls Three of the 15 people were still at large late Friday Howe from Clarkson Secondary School, month In Ontario. Now It’s the Canadi­ afternoon, authorities said. Seven were already in MIsslBsauga, Ontario, Canada, practi­ ans’ turn to visit. A story and more prison before the Indictments were announced, while five others were arrested or surrendered. ces Friday at Coventry High School. Her pictures are on page 6. high school band played host to foM Please tarn to page 8 r. N>. The grim search continues -------- MAGAZINE PULLOUT SECTION Three more bodies uncovered... page 2 Need money? Herald columnist gives it away on Thursdayt be. 1st. mh li 5 OMTU bf*nie*l Searchers in Bridgeport find Supremacists planned more bodies at coiiapse site overthrow, feds claim BRIDGEPORT (A P) - Res- ‘ cuers stowly cut through a 60-foot CoBtlBBed from pBBO 1 Others among the 10 are David Eden tastfe o f shattered concrete and Lane, 48, imprisoned in Marion, III., bent steel Friday, searching for The four people hHficted in Denver affiliated with the Aryan Nations spaces that might MM missing were charged with vkriating civil rights CTiurch of Jesus Christ Christian and survivors but finding Mily the laws by interfering with Berg’s rigirt to The Order; Ardie McBrearty, 59, Midies of the dead. work because of his religion, race or imprisoned at El Reno, Okla., affiliated At least 12 workers were killed national origin. Berg, who was Jewish, with The Order; Bruce Carrol! Pierce, and 16 were missing when a frequently used Iris show to attack and 32, incarcerated at Leavenworth, Kan., downtown high-rise apartment embarrass white supremacists. affiliated with The Order and the Aryan building under construction col­ According to the 28-page indictment in Nations CTiurch of Jesus Christ Chris­ lapsed Thursday. Forty-one Arkansas, the accused seditious conspi­ tian; Richard Joseph Scutari, 39, workers were alive and accounted rators "agreed that their various imprisoned at Leavenworth, Kan., for, including six who remained organizations should unite hi an effort to affiliated with The Order; Andrew hospitalized Friday, authorities overthrow, and put down the govern­ Virgil Barnhill, 30, imprisoned at said. ment of the United States ... armed Lewisburg, Pa., affiliated with The "This the guy we picked up for stealing “ We plan to pull out three more barbells?" revolution." Order: and Richard Wayne Sneli, 56, dead bodies tonight who are not The federal imHctment also alleged imprisoned at Texarkana, Texas. part of the original nine," Lenny that five of the 14 men conspired to Snell and four others were also Grimaldi, spokesman for Mayor murder U.S. District Court Judge H. charged in Fort Smith with conspiring to Thomas Bucci, said Friday night. Connccticat Weather Franklin Waters of Fort Smith and FBf murder the federal Judge and the FBI r.-n?5 Earlier, Bucci had said the agent Jack D. Knox of Fayetteville. agent. Charged with Snell were William search was continuing. “ We’ve told Ark., and that three of the five actually H. Wade, 66, and fvan Ray Wade, 34, families that the chances that their made a murder attempt in December both of Smithviile. Ark.; and Lambert loved ones are alive are slim," 1983 Waters presided over a trial of Miller, 36, Springfield, Mo.; and David Central, Eaeteni iaterlor, SeBthweai iaterlor: Bucci said. Mostly sunny today with highs near 60. Wind northeast members of the Covenant, the Sword Michael McGuire, 24, St. Louis. Hopes fluctuated throughout the 10 to IS Clear and cold tonight with lows in the 30s. and the Arm of the Lord In 1985. Snell, McGuire and Miller also were day. with rescue workers thinking Mostly sunny Sunday with highs near 60. One of the five. Richard Wayne Snell, charged with willfully attempting to they beard moaning and a member is in prison under death sentence for the murder the judge and the FBI agent. of a dog unit saying there were West OBBstal, East caaatal: Becoming mostly sunny 1983 murder of a Texarkana. Ark., pawn The Fort Smith indictment also indications of survivors at another today with higha near 60. Wind northeast 10 to 20 mph. shop operator and life in prison without alleged that Scutari and Barnhill location. But as the search dragged Clear and cool tonight with lows around 40. Mostly parole for the 19M murder of an transported more than $5,000 in stolen on through the raw Friday evening, J%- JT . * sunny, Sunday with highs near 80. money from Idaho to Arkansas and that APghMe nothing was found. Arkansas state police trooper. Smalley received more than 95,000 in Narthweat MBs: Mostly sunny today with highs near Radio stations broadcast a plea The 10 defendants charged with stolen money. '80. Wind north 10 to IS mph. Clear and cold tonight with for rain slickera for workers at the sedition in the Fort Smith Indictment Police escort a suspect Identified as William Cruse around tha lows In the 30s. Mostly sunny ^ n d a y with highs near aite, where a cold, windy rain was include Richard Gimt Butler, 69, leader The Denver Indictment charged Lane, scene of a shooting spree In Palm Bay, Fla, that left at least six of the Aryan Nations Church of Jesus Pierce, Scutari and Jean Margaret 60. falling and a fog was creeping in. people dead. At a news ctmference Friday Christ Christian, Hayden Lake, Idaho; Craig In Berg’s murder with interfering with a federally protected right, result­ evening, Bucci diacounted reports Robert Edward Miles, 62, leader of the t ing in death. Craig is Imprisoned In that tanring had been heard, saying Mountain Church of Jesus Christ the Lottery Winnere the sounds could have been caused Savior, Cohoctah, Michigan, who has Pleasanton, Calif. by shifting rubble. been affiliated with the Ku Klux Klan; The four Indicted in Denver are Fla. gunman loved guns, But Caroline Hebart, a member Louis Ray Beam Jr., 40, Dallas, members of The Order, according to the affiliated with the Ku Klux Klan and Justice Department. Connecticut daily Friday; M l. Play Four: MM. of the U.S. Disaster Team, a dog AP photo unit that has been used at earth­ with the Aryan Nations Church of Jesus Seditious conspiracy carries a maxi­ Conne<Hicut “ Ujtto” Friday; I, l|, M. 17, M. M. Pirofightors prepare to use an electronic device to look - mum penalty on conviction of 20 years In quake sites, noted that survivors Christ Christian; and Robert Neil not kids, neighbors say were found for 10 days after the for survivors In the rubble of the apartment building Smalley, 31, Fort Smith, Ark. prison and a 120,000 fine. Mexico City earthquake of 1988. under construction In Bridgeport that collapsed PALM BAY, Fla. (A P) - A rambling. “ I had a car,” Cruse said. “ I don’t know “ You wouldn’t stay doing this Thursday. Another story and picture on page 7. Index type of work If you didn’t have Incoherent man who neighbors said what happened to It.” Teamsters leader faces jail loved guns and hated children was Stein found him Indigent and ap- hope,’ ’ she said. were cutting steel reinforcing bar the work could be more organized. charged with six counts of murder ilnted a public defender, Valerie Officials wielding sensitive lis­ to release cement blocks and felling Orlmaldt said there is a waiting Included some interest, court officials Friday after a shooting barrage at two Srown, to represent him. She then tening devices called for quiet and bent girders that towered 30 feet BRIDGEPORT (A P ) - The state A d vice ; .11 Local newo. list of volunteers to work at the site. neighborhood shopping centers. objected to a statement signed by Cruse B u sIn oM _ . 12-13 Opinion _ _ _ closed Interstate OS exiU in Bridge­ over the site of the L ’Ambiance Teamsters leader was sentenced Friday said.
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