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SUBJECT: THE
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TW Snt
to
ft,>---nig
manager
a motel shoot-out The mote!
behevl
to
SS^Y
wUite
S?^*^ Wn^r of an Idaho refused
say
Su^ SJAi^SThTatioi. Wfidals
S^'^ri&^tooklngjor themudentified gunman.
trty
The
Christian
S^^ Monitor
rJ^-
4':
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i^
Rev. 4*26-d3)
Crtautvv.
SmpectFSJ. Hunted
Believed Dead in Siege
COUPEVnUB, Wih.. Dtc. f (AP)
-. A boSy bdlrved to be ttiat ctf a
Haxi wtnad for fatoi aauwtoT
1^
ti a teland tov
COT.
itii
^^
about
,_-
P^. Satui^
ce
31.
I
1
wb be atctpad froeyjto^^
ta-emi ft|:t BUTToundlcs i POfuAOO,
^w.
la
0^
^;^a
ag^:2Xt, '^^BS
la tb&t
tsddeat
agtoti
WM tccutad of iootiai at toea
the burw
teto
FalU
0:^aisat?isag.
Street Jourr^
The Chteego
Tfft)tjp>e
The
USA Today
^^
^sj
(flifV^4-2ft;C3)
Take Over
harboring a fugitive.
But Mathews. 31,
e^b^ and
one c^ the bouses,
refused to come out FBI agents,
i^ome wearing camouflage, their
heavily
armed
in
Qsre.
tsarps
Ths Federal
gatioo
began
Eiireau of Investiinvestigating
the
it
to three
armed robberies
ID Seattle
faces
into tl^ kmse md kter attempted to enter it to tztosi Uzgunthews. Agents were met
fire and retreated. As tfes second
day cf the siege pve ^.n y ta <?^j^^ss. tlii^ FBI fired flares bto the
bmkiing
bouse to iDuminate it.
caught fire and quickly burned to
the ground with Kfathews inskie as
cxpkding ammunition kept the
t^
V^
agenuatbay.
G<^
firing the arrest of the four sctrmts, FBI agents wshed a briefcase bearing Dney's name that contaijQHed a document dated Nov. 23.
entitled IXedaratkio of War,** said
Assistant U.S, Aturoey Gene Wilson.
comt
f^pers.
infomver sakl Mathews invited him to join the group and told
The
him
The
The book
contains fictional
"di-
Jb3_
USAToday
l^sto
Pi&OS
f^'M'B
.FWOOj
m
..j::^ms^
tries*
written
fcy
min nncd
T^
cooservstives
it^,
unwiSiing
to
The
eight
<rf
msny
of
tM
the
dz^th
of
the
Sctiooal
^,
r^thorities
ccnf&U
and
vof^sred
erf
with federal
to "j^^tss tbe
has
3-year-<Al
'"miaM be a stranger
a
fetexWiaired.
too,
Chnt.
his
own
tlue-eyed
9^.6^1)
'o
Vy
fyiyj-* CiDpino *n
9pc Btow)
MnUI
un miew
of
the
.^^^ipl^^SRss'A
EdMon:
1^ 15^
is invcstisiting
_^
Bl probes right-wing
BU
11-14-84
D8S:
Ik
befcnre
T.
P OSSE COMITATU S
his office
iBvetlUon.
FBI
^
lOOA-18002
MINNNEAPOLIS
Ctoftificcfion:
6ubmttSinoOffic:
'
,
MM
Indtxino:
itkn
5m^
office wfco
^"JS^rtato
B dtttetiBg
since ear-
ear.
^^
^tM.
qm
"^*i^
^)^ ^ ^^t
^d
wio
iw
VBI abo
J^j
_,,.^.
atiU la inrestigat-
Igram. Yarboroash
"aid.
|^
reoeatedly refused to
SniM&osa-
In a ^sas
mtw^
NAPA
Bombers.
The l^^ns
,
NAPA
ad
_.
pres^f^aat.
the
m&.
from
inooey was ^siBg
lenfl-
rates
.manager
will
below
carry interest
pm^ent, tbe
8^
^d.
^e nd^J
that all
NAPA n^m-
even
bsrs wbo applied for loans
adanl. witom,
^^^^
toK>en to Ibooe rejected by American lendEUiott said, '^t
ers because of inadequate collater^***^
mate people. They are clean. al-will qualify for loans.
One liypotbesis bting investigat* There's oo nod, no damned pboni*
They (the European koders^^
bj tbe FBI is that NAPA ^ess to tbdr opentkma.'*
of the
not as strict on
are
finance
a
xked as a broker for
.
^
^otaoav
^
credit criteria ^ we are ever
A
Mimde, Isd, that is
mpanj
said.
here,"
tov^jtifflted iartm in Fort Upica, OdIo.
eoftbe firms
the
oq
craimect
who applied tot NAPA
not
would
Farmers
Eliott
iSl
t
investigation.
loans ^ere aest loan papers two
B^dss NAPA, fea
weeks n^, tte manager said,
KAPA
itkm Jteo ^vdcs six finaBce
Im firm will forward those papers
tM Post-BoUctio ^^w
mpanks, at l^M sssne o? i^bkh
to the European ks^lers. Tbe n^sisbeiR
ccssp^-sni^
Mimde
^ all^^edly iirrmgiA| t^ NAPA
know how
Kmt
w^
^^^r^^fV^^t S
s^
iwi
rnvS^ofe
Fm im^^ ^^
_^
Im tocra^ ^^ai^
(tee
a^^ <^
tfes
FBI
^^
by
ve^i^ted
^
-,
,
iavestisa- , processing
tfe^
Un
{p
siie
tiMn't
were ^Jt
NAPA feanappUca- many NAPA membersher
Erm k
''"*"*
'
mi
^1 @^
^ Yarfe^t^# a^miSra^i
ban ^pers.
&e
said
A^
21
u^
"^'^o^Ci
#
A >ffl*er of eojom^ "J
baokm cootocted by ^S^:fTA
g^
^BxumMr^
m^-^^^
tkm^
t^^V^.^
aentrftbeFaPiDeraSUteBaniiin
including a o^^JSS5
is
Buiken
Suiken
Petersot said
tome
SSjiSS^tl^
the
loMi typicUy,2^1SSi
douai*.
lees'*
ol several thousand
P*
'^
^*.
"
d^e.^^
NAPA do^ment^-
tlj Kan
SJa the righuowjert
keep any deposit
"'^J^J^'Jwl
*.!. i
.n toSd
MWding
to
SifaS'^DtedSnT
"X^.2?
mt that or paw
..r^lTNAPA
organixatioo
SS^rd want
to
r^
ft
^wu
^
^*^
t&
tfee
document.
source
^d
for
could prove he
-r
unless be
2te>ebivenn found a single one bSVower
source achad not disclosed the
document.
that is."
NAPA
cmd- wrding to the
Suteroente by the finance
for
Elliott .has said
-Anybody thatteUs
K ing
to
vhisUing up
loa. Borrowers
>tic irithu>
rtting
be
|^.
and when their
J^^'SlSJrJji
J* jLj?^MiS
^^^^'f^r^"
a. dead teee.
^^mon^
for
^^^
^Ed
C*^
Srtre8sed
r^JUners
actually
^^^Jr5lt<Sf2;'SS"u.
J^
NAPaW-
bonrowen are
peoupon by anscrupulous
^-When
any
grow of bonora te
Brfer pressure, be
it
fonowa
Bun
said.
SJing
milling in retom.*'
22-
fWv.4.t6-e3)
tmALt).
Crh.lv.
APUeserpfaxo
fr
HCkB
GOUPEVILLE. Wwh.Tfae bod>
flf a man believed to be a neo-Nazi
WOfxgA to the wounding oi an EI
Ment was found Sunday in the
marred ntkikt of an islax^ hmx^,
^dch was ignited by poike Oares
<iuring a SS-Eour Btanooff, autbaritiessaM.
Allen Whitaker, FBI special
ngent-ia-charge for Washington
^bte. sa^ fes l^alieved Vbt mily
^omant
bumsd
to its
^ud
tl^
klef^y
as^ be ^^^Ins^
ne
Hhiminfitjon flares
from
a*
V />^ Y"^ J
hdkt^
tl^
tense,
THE FIERY
death eaded an
fi
motel to Portland,
C^.
The
^m^
k^
Jos^
Smith.
Ival, ^^hlta
klentifted
by
tD^ News
(N^mv
Tha New
Ycf*;
Tha Waa
S?rt>st
Y<^)
Tn^os
,teyn^
^ ^SC,
The
USAToday
Date
in-
may have
P^
ert .
ter.
rnital
f^ f\ C^'
17- /O"^^
4.+^-^
rSQi
lT>OJ
ai
9'mi^*t
end the
"^J^^^^Lnz^
measure.
?%ev.
4-26-63)
9.
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a*m.hm..
r^Ufkmm Mm.
THE USA
Orf USA Too^Y^ HimoHU lewt Mrrwowt
WASHMGTON
SEATTLl
~ Ke^MonFs
DdMe
^viog up is a
Whklbey Island ^e^ A toty
tsdkved to be Mather ^^
iouzKl tn the charred nibt^ of
a bou^ after FBI agents' ^rcs
ert Mathes?s into
^xidentally
sd
It
aire.
Th Wfcshsn^OT^ Post _
The WfesJ^ngtoo Tnes
Yoric)
Street
Jouma}
Th CNcaQo Tribune
The
\t
Christsfirt
Scter>ce Monitor
USATo<tey
.MA
Oete
tl'll'Bf
w. 4-26-83)
Crkb.
j^^^v^m?^
-M.
It.
U4.
lt.OB.4
7hB World
^^ New York
mamtr
sided
foSsral
tiial
S,ubUcan
Amy.
in
of the Irish
convicted to b^
feiush
murdering a
feotneland
be extradited becannot
aoldier.
poUUcal acu
Siue his crime tru a
DiatriclJudge
UJS.
by
dedakffl
Jhe
SpriEW means that Jossoh
John
^i^-
^atradition treaty.
W^ Ssroot JoixneM
The
USATodey
-^
It
FeuDOJ
^1*
(Rev. 4-26-63)
Anti*SemlHrGrdop
which ended
last
weekend
in
'^^
DENVER-Thesubw-hinogun
assault
on federal
deflect the
fired at me."
officers.
ScsrcctEsmpcJ
silencers, c)T''>'ivc5
and
.caps.p:.Jicc.<uid.
News (New
Daily
Aryan Nations, a
neo-Nazi groi^. based in Hayden
L^e,Ida.
of security" for
TTva
New
The
Wafl Street
York)
York TbT^M _
Ths Chicaoo
Jourr^
Trttxjne
tISAToday
Dsstd
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r^ /
f?
tn'V^wf'p^
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lev.
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4-26*83)
Around
VfiQ^^ia^E^
..I
the
World
British M.P/S Criticize
Ruling on Extradition
LONDON. Dec. 14 IbereteaJ
FadenU jodge
<tite
a member
Republican
of a
to extra*
cf tbe PrcyvistoDa] Irisb
in
Manbatua
An&y
ooovkted of the
Members
of Parfiameot.
'This jtidge has ifvea the w&al of ap.
prova] to murder, maimiq ^xxi terrorism."
Jill Kxnghi, a Cocservative
M.P. for Edgtorton, a district of Birmmgham "He should uoderstaad tbat
he has also gjvwi the green light to ternarists all over tb& world, who vill
know that so
as they use the exoise that their acts are political, the
law will protect them."
Joseph Patrick TTsomas Doherty,
^d
.
k^
who
American
<^nnrains
tioo if
**ooe of a poiitie^ character."
Jt^e J<to E. Spriizo of Feder^
District Court said the facts in Mr. Doberty's case "pre^ot the assertion of
the political offense exception in its
most classic form."
Meanwhile, a British aoldier was
laikd for Hfe today Idr the munier of
the rood manager of the pop group Banararama in Belfast. Pvt. Ian Thain
was the firet K>ldser to be found guilty
Augist IdSZ
m^
Ths New
Th3
Yortc
Tines
S.
W^ Sn?t Joorral
The Chscago
Triixjne
USATodey
V3>
,,
.fVUOOJ
fi-
(Rev. 4'^e-e3)
fegal
wm
Gun in Killing
He,
,
f^l^
TarbroQgfa
Mathtvc^
lep^
'I ae
ujHuwiei aaoeiai aaanit
wUcfa readera caa reach firaos aoy*
also baa a lot ofltaoe T^ai-
^y^ |
Aryan Matioos
cSoed to comment yesterday aa ti^
B| atat. A tfoloBmBm at tte
aaid
YarbroG^
aot
.a
Uk.
carrot
i^Zi^
D^sver
m^i^m
te^
gassA
bfis
^TJLBid
ibdottries
fif
*'
was as Ri^3.
45<aBKr
aotomatic
pwtol
kmM
.thi^t
'
IdUed
mitspo^en
rsdb
ao* t^TS
ma
tightly
aorthweat
^cor^
fortre^
in
M&
been knofm)
buDets 00 a dty street bere last for spreading an ancient message <d
radal and rdigious i^SM with ^^dr
The gun was found after a fire- em, bsgtHechnoiogy gadgetry.
Tbe group maintains two oksb*
between FBI agents and Gary
of whkh
Lee YartH-ough. 29, at Yarbroai^^s poter boQetki boards,
bome in Sandpomt. Officials said is caOed an 'Aryan Natkxa Liberty
Yartxttugh had been a member of a Net," ashd which anyone can r@d
i^te crganiatioo called "Aryan Na- denunciatioos of Jews, htsrks, com*
&smi^s and the
govenmtmt,
Aryan NatitEas cdh ttt
t'Ster tbs Eh^3oeot with a^sMs at ^E^fekh
bis home Oct. 18 Yari^rough &d *^CK!r for 'Zkin^ Oco^s^tk^tid
with a torrent
fciaho*
^t
^^
y^
GovenunenL
Under tbe beading ^Cnow Y<mr
tk! balfetin fctrcks
M.
U.SA
Tbe board bas
officers
kg denunda*
C&i
IKvinoo
i^a^terday
t^M^WMMft am.
&^
wmg
ooabty.
tete
umt
Mathews
to tht
Berg weafsm
et tfee
^ice
Muhtx aa^
The
Cburch
m^
,A*A'
(N^
'
Yori^)
ThsNswYortiTtfrm
Tht WsR
Strt ikwmal
T>
ChrisSisn
Scienca Monitof
USA Today
O^s
[uKJu a'(m-'vA'
PtQO
^-^ *
^^ *
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.nvooj
%
,
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NATIONAL AFFAIRS
There tre no sheets or bur&mi orosaes: --r-yrTBf?y? ?a3aar.*jL4<i
hatred has gone high tccfa. Fbr IS, aaafooe
vith a compuUr on {dug into die Aryan
Naticm Liberty Net, an ckctrooic *1mlletin board"* offering the latest in seo-Nas
thought, thanks to the Ko lUia KhiL
For example, To^der the heading Km^W
YOUR ENEMY there are Hsu of Commtmist
Party c^Bces, as wdl as
Occupjational Government*^ infonnerv**
And there are editorkl offerings, fts pdL In
Littfe, a
a discussion of the case of
Vietnam veteran serving a life tern for
bombing communist headquarters in No?th
Carolina, the author irkquires: '*Why ait ell
right for Leroy to shoot and bomb Oc3xsm&-
'!it
yT^^
'T^-H*^^W;.T5A4||^^|yM!^^||^
ZOO CZkum
Lmy
from
homeIxit iM
"
'
'T^^^"
at
homcT* And among the cneniks list, s Texan named Buster Kcaton carries a ghooJish
footnote: "Buster Koitoa kilkd in an ezpk>lion!!!! , . , (A glorious day."*
m^
'.r^:!!
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m^
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Page 20
December
V5
^-
**
24, 1984'^
AtK^
Aryan Grou^
Jai} Gafligs
l^ed
gr
^^k^i?^^
"Hr
that
im
FadenI offidak Bd yettodsy
tbat ft wbste-Aqrcfl^^t rcmp
Tsrbosc fo&wcn hive teea finked to
aaulting a federal
CkvX
^jiristy*
Ba^
ithe^ group
1
by
was
wocaen*s wigs.
Among thoae taken into custody
Duey
bery, tivee
an Seattle
armored<ar robberies
and
>Mibiy
was found
in
Due/s
on the
"Ziooist-infiitrated
there,
Law enforcement
CaHf.,
York)
Yortc Tbrtos
The
Stroot Journal
Wiofi
USATod^
men
Mathews refused to
outj^fienU: bombarded the
cooceuUated ..;,huiUiag is^ tearless, and SWAT
Idaho
especial Weapons and Tactics)
^BstaJb^.
come
;^;^jUpS!Mt'Tobi
Nsws (New
Tho f^tf
is-
aources said
gov-
vortbweat of Seattle.
U.
recently
possession
for-
a bomickle
kg,
Mathews, who had left tbe Aryan
^tk^as to form a group cslied tbe
by the gjrmp have intensified in recent saosths and tfel FBI stents
nd bdstl hw eefcr&^aeaA clEks
have l^en advtes^ 1$ mt' caution
.
<^.,Siotel.
roocunate
Yarfarott^*s
T&4&^
SOO
aasat fess^ss
ual
tmsg er^^ymm
fea into tlae air.
miiitfint taat-re-
ignit-
md
S^srifTs
grenactes. tcnri-aatomatic rifes, fefrared nigbt-visioo scopes, gun silencers, booby traps. poBce scan-
twn.
Berg, 50, who was Jewish, was a
fiamboyant and coatroversia] talkshow host fw KOA radio in Denver,
He was often critical of tbe Ku Khix
extremist
neo-Nazi
Kbn
groups, and wmetimes "bailed him-
proeefytizing activities.
feies in
agent
Posse C<HmUtus," a
M3
Aha
to
tbe Arymn
chapter
s^
mer pdsho]
men^
nd
nd
farmer
il^yan Brotherhood
Cat
/j./a-sy
in Jtenver
.rmixxj
^)
At
^ ^ S!l
tog
^jictmg bis dMth. It - *^
that
f^'",
StoMsume
m]^
See
to
future oC iry
cure the
'ISSews sd he -s -J^
that his ^m-wouW^--^^^^:^.
Ssowntend.ablond-ha>red.Wue
po^t^
Aryan in a mntry
^ed
l^
Nations has be.
Jty^ computer
coodUnt who
ieam. a
^granddragon.orFesLngofTexas.
the KKK in
rtsgosNations has spread
d
^"^
fir
pefS^ttUsandr^d^^c.
teJtetm tomis.
J^o computer
-Aryan
Uterty
i'-atjon
I^ets.
*^
Any
,i7^,homecnpteranda
into the
^Si^cmdi^l
Stta<E
Aryan Na.
avil
Je^s. communists,
govemand the U.S.
been nicknamed
ihSSvs
^T^STbas
SS^rZionist
*^"Lup
Occupational Gov-
publishes a
J^^-g
^es
>s
T>e
Holy
montWy
Our Nation:
|*
AJ
<f
Ster-TheNegr^Serpent^Jst
Si Devfl-
ifld
-^^
of the
Ru
Khnt Klan."
^
vq
8V.
4-26^83}
"P * 8ng of
Last week the BI
to overapian
bad
who
supremacists
white
about
throw the government and then set
o
and
influence"
"Jewish
eliminating
forth. It is
obility,
worth reflecting
govern
helped by the guidelines that now
subveron
data
the bureau's collection of
give or violent organizations.
The guidelines, the work Of Attorney
preventedSeFBIfrom performing
win assembUng
on groups
reasonable
left. All
TM Wwhington Post
TYvsi
Washsngtoo Twf>s
York)
1bNwYorttTns
Th Wi^
SSrct Jcwrrei
7h* ChscD^
Tr^bur>9
U8ATodiy
J^r/2zl^
ih\
P9^
\%
li
.rawoo^jO
Rev. 4-26-e3)
W?^^
OH.C*.A
P^H
Tg^u
Alfo.
..
^d
Aryan race,"
Butler said that only members of
group or their close confederates can get the code for the liHts
but thai anyone can call the computers and get other right-wing
materials^ messages and publicchis
tions.
Sandpointtlda.
Tb Wft^ngtoo Pot
I^te
[^j.
jL(^'ft,4^;U
USA Today
\'\
^-P*U
Po,
ISL-ll"?^
.FSbDOJ
ev.
&^
4-26-B3)
f%
NAT10NLINE
FX USA TOOArS IWOtfU. I^?S >wosw
are
Neo^<azl ETOups to the USA and Canada
oJScoS>5erMtwork thai allows subacribm to cae
and "race traltofs.
lias of JeXsuspeded communists
<^
prHMCsa3.^^^^
d the USA's leading white
tip off ^v
Tbe li^ aren-t Wt l^te, but only meant to
/UywNe^
rac^;
AiyM
white
the
of
enemies
bets to
^der
ld in the
Rlchart Butler of Hayden Lsie, Idaho.
Sunday
edtttioo
of The
Denver Post.
^^
na^^sC^^
radio toSk
S^^^^
^crw bc^
found to
AJafi
h^
wlilte
Bers of
of the
Dwr. Ha
^ndjK^ Id^^
s4^mad^ grous^
Th
Wsshtnsfton Post
Th Washirvoton T^tt^s
C^By News (Nw York)
Chriti^
USATodty
Date
OJD
Peq
Tribtf>
ScK>e Monitor
3*A
-lZii!t
ii
.fWtXXi
19 (Bev. 4.26-83)
Im.
ti.
Lft C*
PirUi
Ex-Nazi
ATTORNEYS FOR
f\
AH*
will apical
a
LKhouiUa
on
living
W9
are
at a
Pol^
World War
VS.
coDcentr^tbn
camp
in
II.
THE FEDERAL
moved
prveramefit
first
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Revolt Plans
Tied to White
SupreEiacIsts
r:^'01?'rG0MRy, Ak. (UH)"^
Documents from a computer network operated by a white auprem-
Dees, whose office waje Ijurglartsed and firebombed last year, said
ft was ^iparent that right-wing
ftdst
tions
o^adais said.
The group
Church
is
i3^em
that the
The documents
also contained
Udm
c/elfa^e
mined VS.
Advertiser reported
^ttforcement officials.
Th Washington Tmes
e:Etreme penalty when Iswful government is restored \^n this continent," the message read.
^le of the enemies singled out is
Dees, who filed suit against the
klan on behalf of black marchers
involved in a 1979 shoot -out with
robed klansmen in Decatisr, Ala.
"According to the word erf our
God. Morris Decs has earned two
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NATIONAL AFFAIRS
A Surprise Break
InaMurderCase
The FBI nid on Gary Uc Ytrbrough's
Idaho home had only one aim: to capture
Yarbrough's brother, Steve, an escaped
convict from Arizona. Steve wasn't there,
and Gary, a member of several neo-Nazi organizations,
duded FBI
of
But
ing heard of the man before his murder.
be revealed to reporters that he did know
cme thing th^it might have made Esrg^a
**I
target of Yaibrou^'s cstremist group.
know
who is now a member of the While American Bastionan Aryan Nations splinter
group suspected of several bank and ariiK>red-vi robberies in the West,
So far, no new charges have been filed
egjdnst Yarbrough.
had
be said.
When Denver
cell,'*
police investigators
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ClZ
31,
1984
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C3.3 niiilkm
was stolen.
unidentified but reliable infermant placed Denver D. Pannent^, 32, at the ^cene of tht July
f^^i^^ary in
moxi
Stephenson
Thursday at a
Pvmenter.
charges
testified
trial
in
stemming
Seattle
from
An
D.
on
the
^500,000 robbery of an armored
vdiicle at a shopping mall ^ril 23.
cc^sU feces
^d
Joi^Tis)
iiiwuiiw
Ttw
irw CNcaoo
wKin^^^y Tribun
Tr^LosAnoo)esTem9S
The
liV
l^AToday
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9 (tev. 4.;^&3)
Links of Anti-bemiticBandPr
iSmfe:
6-State Parley
ey
WAYMEEWG
tpKial to
Tlii
Nr Tcit TlMi
HOUrrON, Dec. 1)
Ibe n^^y
alf cte^ m^ab^rs of a hmvily
rowd actwSetnitic ^roup that has "<lekared war*' cm the Uaited States :pear to ls& jtajrt c^ j lai^^r rticmt
ance wiOi adherents in half a dosen
Western and Southern sutes, accordig to Federal investigator* and others
monitoring the uhrazight.
Scmrts doae to te investigatioo ofa
EDall band of extremists believed to
a ve carried out at least four bank and
nnored car robberies, as well as
rmed attacks on Federal officers.
ive oonfinsed that the ineiuiry has
ixread into several states.
Earlier this month, law authorities
re involved t& a gun battle in Wash^gton Sute idth members of tbs
nnxp, which calls itself the Silent
rotherhood azK! says its aim is terrorand a vioiem takeover of the Gov-
mnxnL
This clash tone r^!5^nblai>c^ to asm
I
mmtths a^, in Arkansas. 'B^h
choed parts cdT a n^icist oovel that h^
sen called the bit^ ol an anti-Semitic
KJvement. The Washingion shootout
)d Federal atiorxfeeys from Alabama,
alifomia, CcAorado, Idaho. Oregon
od Washix^;ton to meet in Seattle
uiier this week to discuss strategies
investigation.
le
&1
Among tfee
b^ to mh^ mooey m^ to
k^
announced
aijXiS is
aHkM^
agents.
One
hand-written
'^Hur" against
**the
tract
ZOG"
declared
'and the
gun
battle in
Si-
eKamining members*
links to the
kirger racist alliance calling itself tl^
Aryan Nations.
has a mailkqg list of 6.000 It possibly has 500 activc sdberents, according to re^snts
tts rallj^ asid trmn Informers v7ho
it
and
Amcng
memb^rx
tone
hsu/* with names and addresses of Jewish organizations, purported Commtmists and some mem''coero y
ben
Other
grc?>*s
Revemse Service.
Os^ person linked to the group, R'dcral Investigators said, had plans at a
power dam in northern Washingtcm.
;^fcK
Federal agents investigating teiea
began uncovering links among
heavily arnaed right-wing extonists.
Tbs^e ov'criaps were also resorted by
woth gnws as the Anti-Difam&timi
killings
League ofB'nai
wltich has
B^rith,
Texas
tnleader]
KuKha Klan!
In Dallas.
letter,
large of the
Aryan Nations.
Ite
Christ Christian, which alK> l^s l^^dquaners at the Aryan Natiotf ormipound at Eaydea Liike.
Mr. Butler said that his gro^ had a
mat ling list of 6,000 xzames.
Whidbey Island
The connections among the armad
groups tx^ on add^ significance tv^
weeks ago wlwn Federal a^^rts sarjxxEodeKl G remote fe^i^^ mi Whidb^ 1^
land in Paget Sound, Washii^gitan.
the agents, seeking suspects in a
lumber of state and Federal crimes,
inchidin:^ bank acd cxmorcJ ctx r^-btoies, counterfeiting aial armed asFederal o^dals, orders all
^ults
other residents off the island and halted
ship traffic in the sound.
What fdlowed was a reprise of the
dash with Mr. Kahl in the hills of Arkansas 18 months before.
After a SS^wur siiege, with sporadic
fire upon the officers from an auto-
fi
W^ Street Joomai
The
USATodsy
of the media.
1^ Was
S^^ la Slay^
0^
%l'Z7^d^
Mr. Kahl,
a tax protester with a hisof anti-Semitic and anti-black activity, was a fugitive sought in the slayittgs of two Federal marshals in North
^7
Dakota,
Paoe
SL
.FBtOCJ
jmi<M
itetfa of SI-
J. Matbews, who
Mftrd ptofts trocn cfllccrB to ^fvt op
sod xvspQodsd witb iiiirlifufg'iin firt
Robert
Four ocfaers were uxwssted on the !land Tbey weEV kleati&ed f ]lctert .
nd SfauQD K. Uerlci, ft on^le wanted
c&arses cf eouuterf^tfeag,
clat^^ wMi hmitcr^ a
tegttive and potaes^cm of akga! tlre^
exms; a mein i?bo id^r^I^^d
Ian Rjoy Eg^riust, c^a\^--f vi^ k^ir^^Mr. Mathews, a fugitive, and Eax^
41 George Duey, alio charged with
jHutortng and with postcssioo of a
OS
i=^(lsral
wiso fire lo
Mn^^ m
pv";- They
:
'^
be riea ,
ml^
ttie latiar oosnexu a Federal offida] in Wasfatogtoo oonfirmed that bluepiiztts to a large power dam on tbB
Peod Oreille River near tlie Canadian
border in portheastero Washington had
been found in the posseaskin of tomeone associated witb the Aryan Nations
Church of Jesus Christ Christian.
its
t^ibkuiiy
WUUam
of the
possessioo
Xsra^Mnade gnbmarhtrr gim. both the arrest took place. Mere
the plans to the dam is not illegal.
loaded, but gave bimadif t9> wttboot in- of
Besides those antated after the
siege
on Whidbcy Island, Federal
anS^LTCbes of tiie hoo^s tsacovered
kmmn and
a^d c^her w^pons, a^^ts bavs arreted c^her
other
^^ected nsHnbeis of the racial terQoastiti^ <d Simmxmhk^ a grm^^,
and are seeking others.
hs rorist gnK^
kkntlScatian papers,
Among thce now in custody is 29cash and a *'dodaraticsi of war** limned
Yaiborow^ of Sand
by group tnembers, who called timn- ^^-oid Giry Lee
Ptstat, Ideto, who was reportedly reHoveRmstanoe
aelves the ^Aryan
craitad hsto the Aryan Nations on Mr.
Another $^,000 in ca*^ was in a can- Mathews's recommendation in 1079 or
so<alied Christian
Identity
tlon,
madm^un
Uk
^^^!^y-^
crtmeSa
In Sjpo-
'-H
After
^^
death rtTMr,
Mattel
hm
tx
a
Mr. Butkr
news conference at which 1^ ^id hs
was 't^oud of Mathews; to ^^^
w/^
Whklb^
Island,
laaro."
'
s^tsafive of
ews
tiie
im
UM^
Calif., te
^,m
tisoae
vmm
t^
wm
^^^
'^Jo
f' held at
@M
A 1962
Hayden
as-'
wlat we hxtend to
It
promises
'
do.**
^e
wm
me^ims imrh^
bookoontajji^^d^ayterscmwea^ss^'
explosives, commutcatinns , '^urb^n
warfare,** sabotage, ''guerrilla medicine** and the like. It todudes illostrs-'
tkns depicting the mining of railways'
^-^^
and trucks.
For three years, according to the'
ftr tl^'
boex^fc^ng of
t^
4JH
t)
Rev. 4-26*63)
Neo-Nazis' Inspire
White Supremacists
Wive ofCrims, Tsrronsrn Tfid to Noes!
successful
That book relates a
Amerrevolution by. heavily armed
Nathe
book,
In the
ftm9a0Wnm
The
cAurch'8
name
reflects But-
rejection of the
ter's angry
Christ
tion that Jesus
a^r^
was tam !
neo-Nazis.
Uv The name "Aryan Nations
murder several prominent Jews,
and
vNorth
the FBI headquarters
"xX heavily inned group of ri^t- bomb
natkms- of the worid
nuclear
with
Israel
attack
wiog extremists, its members re- finally
America and
^^
ofthe
,
true Aryan descendants
cniited largely among ex-convicts, weapons.
the
the real-bfe
Israel,
Just as in that novel,
original tribes of
has huscbed a wave of crime and
Chosen Peopte
terrorism inspired by a fictional ac* -Silent Brotherhood" has funded the Bibte as the
thin-faced
and a
Butter. 65, a nervous,
count of a neo-Nazi takeover of the it^lf through counterfeiting
aeries of robberies. With these man with a surprisingly unmenacmg
United States.
kan
zis
^^i^^J^'
^bedm
methods, authorities
has accumulated
group
vice and federal Bureau of Alcohol, sakl, the
in $100 and
million
$4
than
more
has
Ttdiaca) and Firearms officers
20biUs.
a
in
extremists
caught d^t
Some (^ the cash has b2en recovcrackdown over the last month. At
in the recent arrests, but the
ered
l^sl nine su^>ected members are
FBI reportedly believes that large
adO being pursued.
chunks of the money remain to be
A talk
force of
FgL
Secret Ser-
fund-raising
d^
mannerhis
conversation
is
laced
set
with -Coshr and "Heckr
that Jews
vtews
his
^reading
about
Satan
and blacks zxe the children <rf
instituU.S.
and have corrupted
tions and government.
last
Butter said in an intcrvkw
officials
armoredtion this month when p<*ce anbank robberies, a syn^mnccd that the automatic jwstol
agogue bombmi sad the gangland- issed in the June slaying
Alan
l^te murder cff a liberal Jewi^ ra- Berg, a controversial rzdM) talkdio personality m Denver.
show host in Denver, had been
Officials said the groi^ has also found in the rural Idaho home of
planned terrorist bombings (rf dams ooe member of the T)rotherhood."
gaged
in counterfeiting,
car bokh2{>s,
orf
^^ic
bmldiags.
peopte,"
done
war, for minds, h can only be
in the open."
the
Accordingly, Butter has spent
last
and
taking part in public debates
recruiting adverts.
of
hss srj e^lensive oitaio^ue
parand
literature
Aryan Nations
He
range
aphernalia. Items for sate
magis- more than a decade at a heavily fora new editk>n of Adolf Hitter's
from
Seattle that the group's tified church" here in a remote and
trate
T^ein Kampf CFwro-Hitter transgoal is "Violent overthrow of the marvetously scenic resort commuto
btten." the catalogue prwnises)
VS. govemn^t by killing, robbery nity east of Spokane. Wash., 80
chains
key
and
plastte ccrffee mugs
mi counterfeiting," He dted a miles south of the Camidian border. ^bearing
the red-and-Wue Aryan Nathe
is
town
blacks,
Idaho
small
against
This
tiedaration cf war"
twnsseai.
the federal government home base of the Xhurch rf Jesus
Stephenson
KM
f^ral
Jews and
signed by about
Order^
l2ctM
m Bruder afe^eigen"
(Si-
Great Repression.
The church has been run since
a
of
p)oi
the
hfe
real
actmg out ha
1970 by Richard G. Butler, a Calfictkxial Nazi fantasy.
tfomia aeronautk:al engineer who
The current outburst of violence
a foBower of Dr. Wesley
of became
tracks fairly closely with the
Swift, one of the more active Detent Brotherhocrf), mentially
is
{^
lA
MS.
The
W^ street Journal
The
USAToctey
Date
Poe
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Some
who
rcpc-vcdly
have
u.^^:M^^^^
s|^
and
Mathews was conwrcd ewScr '(^^M-pW^MM
right doubt Butler's story
tHc
to
connected
closely
^^^ ,^^0^^^ ^^ ^ cottage oo Whid^y:
be is stiU
inovement. ij^j^^ ^^jh After a fun btttte
violent faction o his
^^
comity
recent crimes.
Aryan rested.
any ctse. a group
hioody
a
began
members
YariMtJugh's brother. Stephen
Nations
bwers
which the Ray, fimi Denver Daw Ptoaeater
trmi cf criminal conduct,
umnier.
novelistic
is bsised on the
n, also repoateiJly memfers of the
When Canadian authorities re- FBI says
uprising. FBI group, have ako been arrested reneo-Nazi
a
of
account
fused to let Butler s hate literature
gent Stephenson said an informant cently.
nto the country, he started a comas the biNo ooe has been charged with
the has described the novel
puter bulletin board to spread
faction.
of the nwoey
violent
the
of
Berg's
ble*
^^^ murder,^ much
message electronically. He says
believes,
counterfeited
or
last year, the FBI
stolen
the
was
In
Uniteveral hundred people in the
have
and several rowe
hMoi
Sflent Brotherhood members
^^^^^
to
access
gain
ed Sutes and Canada
least one
Riccessfully carried out at
g^gp^ed members remain at large
antithe system every day to read
amhicrative
two
and
across the United
robbery
^^^t a dragnet
bank
Semitic, anti-black messages.
*-^ '^
cars.
armored
of
bushes
Sutes and Canada.
^^
Butler hcMs regular Sunday
told a magistrate in
Stephenson
Staff wfiter Maty Tkomtwi and
churdi services that draw a few
that "some of the dooiSeattle
runs
special correspondent Doug
doxen people. His church also
^^
mcnts recovered (from members* Vaughan amiributed to this report
where
Academy^
"Christian
small
a
that in order to bestate
homes]
local children get their
In
^^
a handful of
education.
Party.
to tho
Butler's
^on.
But this influx of prisoners led to
an eventual split in the extremist
movement, as Butler
Tn
tells
split
murder
of
pdges,
federal
FBI
E. Merki, a
group.
right-wing
member of the
Counterfeiting is used by the ex-
make
group
a strong
this
nwve
against the
after one
member,
church,
fired
at
FBI
pistd.
BaDistics
tests
Nazis
it.
program
there,
Yarbrough was
ar-
9 <Rev. 4-26-83)
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in
i^ve
/)-s
Street Journal
The
USAToclay
Dte
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iSi
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4-26-33)
EA9LfS.
t^,^.^
ll.
ik
r^kcAfi.
The Region
2 ^Revolutionaries'
Held
IVo
NEWARK, Doc. 17 (AP)
elf-proclaimcd rcvolutiooarieSjtochidkg a woman who
teai
tsad
hM
^^
^- Its, ^^0^^^^
cm gailty k^ w^k to
sivsciiars2shaatoJB?)Ite:.8,8s^^^
by a
after they were ^n^ted
HiU. N.J., iK^to officer while
^ys
OteTTy
at a
rtpOTiedly unlowhng eiptoives
rented storage bin.
,^^.
Tbe defeodants were retOTCd to
tJ Metropc^tan Ccarectiaoal
Ce^
m Kpnhattan,
fej^xsed
whether their
togs to determine
lEaase would poae a risk.
Durii^ today's aei^usi, their
*
Ssan Ttocgr^^
b^cxiptrs
ttot the
E^,
cars
t^
t^
attor-
*^J**^
and 15 pobce
jBdjge
U^xy
crtfesml
Ksbjec^B
b^^^^^
wf
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30
USA Today
jfli
tir
19 (Rev. 4.26-83)
Neo-Nazi denies
link to killing
By Carolyn Pesce
aodDanPopkey
USA TODAY
A neo-Nazi
leader suspected
in ttie shooting death of controversial Denver radio talk sbow
fetst Alan Beri admitted Tiwsc^y t^l someooe gave him the
identified as the murder
wwpon but denied any cooQ^rtion to the otme.
The statements by former
Aryan Nations member Geiy
pm
J^
wrkHS
toduding a
g^and
to arrest his
brother 00
charged
in the cringe.
Latest develc^nnents isx tte
Ei^>Na2i controversy:
"I know nothing about
Alan Berg, except that he's a
Jew." Yarbrough toW report-
Ada Q^mty
t^^y^poa.
Tulay.
battle with
in
Ec ^td
theft chari^s.
Yarbrough, who
fled the
of violeot atone.
New (New
YorV)
USA Today
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7/ie Nation
without
pending arraignment
Stewart is
the daughter of Sharon Merki, who
ber husband, Robert E. Merki,
v.u^ charged last month with harbail
boring a fugitive
member
of
7b W8tw>gton Post
Th WasWnoton T*nes
News (How YorV)
D^
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York Tvnes .
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News in Brief
'iThe State
JjS in t ii^utc ftjprcmacart group's
f3.6-inillion innorcd car robbery
fa Northern California were
ordered held without bail in Kaliapell
Mont Virgil Bamhill, 28. and Richtl Harold Kemp, 22, dkS TOt rist
when i^lfce snd
a^nu, acting
cm a t^, cj^':^t^tEein tt a downtmm bar, Bottce Chief Martin Ste-
FW
anic ^kl
A UA magifftrate denied
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Yortc
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Dir.t
Crte.li.*..
IHREATENED SENATOR
ADDRESSES BRaAlDCASTERS
,0M. Cif. ^
rvMUAife.
nmetStaaWriier
SPRINGS-Sen. RobPALMPackwood
ert
(R-Ore,), the
target of an alleged assaasination plot less than a week ago,
made his first public appearance
here Monday at the California
Broadcasters Assa winter conference.
Here to debate the 50-year-old
fairness doctrine,
Packwood
told
Tht Times
(organization),
v^^
^^;
um.
I
Packwood said that he was UDder
mirveiUance and high eecuilty
most of last week but that the,
danger had
aj^ifLrently
now
^m^
was inVolved
in a
mm
SS
Packwood has also been an outspoken critic of the fairness doctrine, which forces radio and tele'vici() station owners to cover all
T*cli.S*m.
any changes.**
point: that
iegUlators fear televisioa
mem
m^
^xledde."
&oadcasters should not yet have
Tbs
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Ntws
(^4w YorK)
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7%e State
A Pfdia^^^is i&a linked to fin
eslremc white mipremsdst
grwp
|3.6*milik>n
Ukkh-arei armored
vu
ear holdup
indicted in
tsst July
Spoicane, W^h.. for alleged posMaskm of a fcx^ed fovemment
document and tnierfltate tran^^or-
wwM
1^
tey
m^^ ^ ^
sr^her efmsfed
as well
car boldi^ and bank robbery ta the
Settle ari^.
TJfnes
News (Hew
York)
Ttfnes
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P^^jP^
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cm
1-^-g^
Pw
JSL
3b
SUBJECT: THE
QRBER
ar;4-2e-e3)
~ w.a-n AMn
TW Snt
to
ft,>---nig
manager
a motel shoot-out The mote!
behevl
to
SS^Y
wUite
S?^*^ Wn^r of an Idaho refused
say
Su^ SJAi^SThTatioi. Wfidals
S^'^ri&^tooklngjor themudentified gunman.
trty
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Christian
S^^ Monitor
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SmpectFSJ. Hunted
Believed Dead in Siege
COUPEVnUB, Wih.. Dtc. f (AP)
-. A boSy bdlrved to be ttiat ctf a
Haxi wtnad for fatoi aauwtoT
1^
ti a teland tov
COT.
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about
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the burw
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0:^aisat?isag.
Street Jourr^
The Chteego
Tfft)tjp>e
The
USA Today
^^
^sj
(flifV^4-2ft;C3)
Take Over
harboring a fugitive.
But Mathews. 31,
e^b^ and
one c^ the bouses,
refused to come out FBI agents,
i^ome wearing camouflage, their
heavily
armed
in
Qsre.
tsarps
Ths Federal
gatioo
began
Eiireau of Investiinvestigating
the
it
to three
armed robberies
ID Seattle
faces
into tl^ kmse md kter attempted to enter it to tztosi Uzgunthews. Agents were met
fire and retreated. As tfes second
day cf the siege pve ^.n y ta <?^j^^ss. tlii^ FBI fired flares bto the
bmkiing
bouse to iDuminate it.
caught fire and quickly burned to
the ground with Kfathews inskie as
cxpkding ammunition kept the
t^
V^
agenuatbay.
G<^
firing the arrest of the four sctrmts, FBI agents wshed a briefcase bearing Dney's name that contaijQHed a document dated Nov. 23.
entitled IXedaratkio of War,** said
Assistant U.S, Aturoey Gene Wilson.
comt
f^pers.
infomver sakl Mathews invited him to join the group and told
The
him
The
The book
contains fictional
"di-
Jb3_
USAToday
l^sto
Pi&OS
f^'M'B
.FWOOj
m
..j::^ms^
tries*
written
fcy
min nncd
T^
cooservstives
it^,
unwiSiing
to
The
eight
<rf
msny
of
tM
the
dz^th
of
the
Sctiooal
^,
r^thorities
ccnf&U
and
vof^sred
erf
with federal
to "j^^tss tbe
has
3-year-<Al
'"miaM be a stranger
a
fetexWiaired.
too,
Chnt.
his
own
tlue-eyed
9^.6^1)
'o
Vy
fyiyj-* CiDpino *n
9pc Btow)
MnUI
un miew
of
the
.^^^ipl^^SRss'A
EdMon:
1^ 15^
is invcstisiting
_^
Bl probes right-wing
BU
11-14-84
D8S:
Ik
befcnre
T.
P OSSE COMITATU S
his office
iBvetlUon.
FBI
^
lOOA-18002
MINNNEAPOLIS
Ctoftificcfion:
6ubmttSinoOffic:
'
,
MM
Indtxino:
itkn
5m^
office wfco
^"JS^rtato
B dtttetiBg
since ear-
ear.
^^
^tM.
qm
"^*i^
^)^ ^ ^^t
^d
wio
iw
VBI abo
J^j
_,,.^.
atiU la inrestigat-
Igram. Yarboroash
"aid.
|^
reoeatedly refused to
SniM&osa-
In a ^sas
mtw^
NAPA
Bombers.
The l^^ns
,
NAPA
ad
_.
pres^f^aat.
the
m&.
from
inooey was ^siBg
lenfl-
rates
.manager
will
below
carry interest
pm^ent, tbe
8^
^d.
^e nd^J
that all
NAPA n^m-
even
bsrs wbo applied for loans
adanl. witom,
^^^^
toK>en to Ibooe rejected by American lendEUiott said, '^t
ers because of inadequate collater^***^
mate people. They are clean. al-will qualify for loans.
One liypotbesis bting investigat* There's oo nod, no damned pboni*
They (the European koders^^
bj tbe FBI is that NAPA ^ess to tbdr opentkma.'*
of the
not as strict on
are
finance
a
xked as a broker for
.
^
^otaoav
^
credit criteria ^ we are ever
A
Mimde, Isd, that is
mpanj
said.
here,"
tov^jtifflted iartm in Fort Upica, OdIo.
eoftbe firms
the
oq
craimect
who applied tot NAPA
not
would
Farmers
Eliott
iSl
t
investigation.
loans ^ere aest loan papers two
B^dss NAPA, fea
weeks n^, tte manager said,
KAPA
itkm Jteo ^vdcs six finaBce
Im firm will forward those papers
tM Post-BoUctio ^^w
mpanks, at l^M sssne o? i^bkh
to the European ks^lers. Tbe n^sisbeiR
ccssp^-sni^
Mimde
^ all^^edly iirrmgiA| t^ NAPA
know how
Kmt
w^
^^^r^^fV^^t S
s^
iwi
rnvS^ofe
Fm im^^ ^^
_^
Im tocra^ ^^ai^
(tee
a^^ <^
tfes
FBI
^^
by
ve^i^ted
^
-,
,
iavestisa- , processing
tfe^
Un
{p
siie
tiMn't
were ^Jt
NAPA feanappUca- many NAPA membersher
Erm k
''"*"*
'
mi
^1 @^
^ Yarfe^t^# a^miSra^i
ban ^pers.
&e
said
A^
21
u^
"^'^o^Ci
#
A >ffl*er of eojom^ "J
baokm cootocted by ^S^:fTA
g^
^BxumMr^
m^-^^^
tkm^
t^^V^.^
aentrftbeFaPiDeraSUteBaniiin
including a o^^JSS5
is
Buiken
Suiken
Petersot said
tome
SSjiSS^tl^
the
loMi typicUy,2^1SSi
douai*.
lees'*
ol several thousand
P*
'^
^*.
"
d^e.^^
NAPA do^ment^-
tlj Kan
SJa the righuowjert
keep any deposit
"'^J^J^'Jwl
*.!. i
.n toSd
MWding
to
SifaS'^DtedSnT
"X^.2?
mt that or paw
..r^lTNAPA
organixatioo
SS^rd want
to
r^
ft
^wu
^
^*^
t&
tfee
document.
source
^d
for
could prove he
-r
unless be
2te>ebivenn found a single one bSVower
source achad not disclosed the
document.
that is."
NAPA
cmd- wrding to the
Suteroente by the finance
for
Elliott .has said
-Anybody thatteUs
K ing
to
vhisUing up
loa. Borrowers
>tic irithu>
rtting
be
|^.
and when their
J^^'SlSJrJji
J* jLj?^MiS
^^^^'f^r^"
a. dead teee.
^^mon^
for
^^^
^Ed
C*^
Srtre8sed
r^JUners
actually
^^^Jr5lt<Sf2;'SS"u.
J^
NAPaW-
bonrowen are
peoupon by anscrupulous
^-When
any
grow of bonora te
Brfer pressure, be
it
fonowa
Bun
said.
SJing
milling in retom.*'
22-
fWv.4.t6-e3)
tmALt).
Crh.lv.
APUeserpfaxo
fr
HCkB
GOUPEVILLE. Wwh.Tfae bod>
flf a man believed to be a neo-Nazi
WOfxgA to the wounding oi an EI
Ment was found Sunday in the
marred ntkikt of an islax^ hmx^,
^dch was ignited by poike Oares
<iuring a SS-Eour Btanooff, autbaritiessaM.
Allen Whitaker, FBI special
ngent-ia-charge for Washington
^bte. sa^ fes l^alieved Vbt mily
^omant
bumsd
to its
^ud
tl^
klef^y
as^ be ^^^Ins^
ne
Hhiminfitjon flares
from
a*
V />^ Y"^ J
hdkt^
tl^
tense,
THE FIERY
death eaded an
fi
motel to Portland,
C^.
The
^m^
k^
Jos^
Smith.
Ival, ^^hlta
klentifted
by
tD^ News
(N^mv
Tha New
Ycf*;
Tha Waa
S?rt>st
Y<^)
Tn^os
,teyn^
^ ^SC,
The
USAToday
Date
in-
may have
P^
ert .
ter.
rnital
f^ f\ C^'
17- /O"^^
4.+^-^
rSQi
lT>OJ
ai
9'mi^*t
end the
"^J^^^^Lnz^
measure.
?%ev.
4-26-63)
9.
G
a*m.hm..
r^Ufkmm Mm.
THE USA
Orf USA Too^Y^ HimoHU lewt Mrrwowt
WASHMGTON
SEATTLl
~ Ke^MonFs
DdMe
^viog up is a
Whklbey Island ^e^ A toty
tsdkved to be Mather ^^
iouzKl tn the charred nibt^ of
a bou^ after FBI agents' ^rcs
ert Mathes?s into
^xidentally
sd
It
aire.
Th Wfcshsn^OT^ Post _
The WfesJ^ngtoo Tnes
Yoric)
Street
Jouma}
Th CNcaQo Tribune
The
\t
Christsfirt
Scter>ce Monitor
USATo<tey
.MA
Oete
tl'll'Bf
w. 4-26-83)
Crkb.
j^^^v^m?^
-M.
It.
U4.
lt.OB.4
7hB World
^^ New York
mamtr
sided
foSsral
tiial
S,ubUcan
Amy.
in
of the Irish
convicted to b^
feiush
murdering a
feotneland
be extradited becannot
aoldier.
poUUcal acu
Siue his crime tru a
DiatriclJudge
UJS.
by
dedakffl
Jhe
SpriEW means that Jossoh
John
^i^-
^atradition treaty.
W^ Ssroot JoixneM
The
USATodey
-^
It
FeuDOJ
^1*
(Rev. 4-26-63)
Anti*SemlHrGrdop
which ended
last
weekend
in
'^^
DENVER-Thesubw-hinogun
assault
on federal
deflect the
fired at me."
officers.
ScsrcctEsmpcJ
silencers, c)T''>'ivc5
and
.caps.p:.Jicc.<uid.
News (New
Daily
Aryan Nations, a
neo-Nazi groi^. based in Hayden
L^e,Ida.
of security" for
TTva
New
The
Wafl Street
York)
York TbT^M _
Ths Chicaoo
Jourr^
Trttxjne
tISAToday
Dsstd
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/,/
.IJj?
r^ /
f?
tn'V^wf'p^
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.FBVDOJ
lev.
i'-^^^
4-26*83)
Around
VfiQ^^ia^E^
..I
the
World
British M.P/S Criticize
Ruling on Extradition
LONDON. Dec. 14 IbereteaJ
FadenU jodge
<tite
a member
Republican
of a
to extra*
cf tbe PrcyvistoDa] Irisb
in
Manbatua
An&y
ooovkted of the
Members
of Parfiameot.
'This jtidge has ifvea the w&al of ap.
prova] to murder, maimiq ^xxi terrorism."
Jill Kxnghi, a Cocservative
M.P. for Edgtorton, a district of Birmmgham "He should uoderstaad tbat
he has also gjvwi the green light to ternarists all over tb& world, who vill
know that so
as they use the exoise that their acts are political, the
law will protect them."
Joseph Patrick TTsomas Doherty,
^d
.
k^
who
American
<^nnrains
tioo if
**ooe of a poiitie^ character."
Jt^e J<to E. Spriizo of Feder^
District Court said the facts in Mr. Doberty's case "pre^ot the assertion of
the political offense exception in its
most classic form."
Meanwhile, a British aoldier was
laikd for Hfe today Idr the munier of
the rood manager of the pop group Banararama in Belfast. Pvt. Ian Thain
was the firet K>ldser to be found guilty
Augist IdSZ
m^
Ths New
Th3
Yortc
Tines
S.
W^ Sn?t Joorral
The Chscago
Triixjne
USATodey
V3>
,,
.fVUOOJ
fi-
(Rev. 4'^e-e3)
fegal
wm
Gun in Killing
He,
,
f^l^
TarbroQgfa
Mathtvc^
lep^
'I ae
ujHuwiei aaoeiai aaanit
wUcfa readera caa reach firaos aoy*
also baa a lot ofltaoe T^ai-
^y^ |
Aryan Matioos
cSoed to comment yesterday aa ti^
B| atat. A tfoloBmBm at tte
aaid
YarbroG^
aot
.a
Uk.
carrot
i^Zi^
D^sver
m^i^m
te^
gassA
bfis
^TJLBid
ibdottries
fif
*'
was as Ri^3.
45<aBKr
aotomatic
pwtol
kmM
.thi^t
'
IdUed
mitspo^en
rsdb
ao* t^TS
ma
tightly
aorthweat
^cor^
fortre^
in
M&
been knofm)
buDets 00 a dty street bere last for spreading an ancient message <d
radal and rdigious i^SM with ^^dr
The gun was found after a fire- em, bsgtHechnoiogy gadgetry.
Tbe group maintains two oksb*
between FBI agents and Gary
of whkh
Lee YartH-ough. 29, at Yarbroai^^s poter boQetki boards,
bome in Sandpomt. Officials said is caOed an 'Aryan Natkxa Liberty
Yartxttugh had been a member of a Net," ashd which anyone can r@d
i^te crganiatioo called "Aryan Na- denunciatioos of Jews, htsrks, com*
&smi^s and the
govenmtmt,
Aryan NatitEas cdh ttt
t'Ster tbs Eh^3oeot with a^sMs at ^E^fekh
bis home Oct. 18 Yari^rough &d *^CK!r for 'Zkin^ Oco^s^tk^tid
with a torrent
fciaho*
^t
^^
y^
GovenunenL
Under tbe beading ^Cnow Y<mr
tk! balfetin fctrcks
M.
U.SA
Tbe board bas
officers
kg denunda*
C&i
IKvinoo
i^a^terday
t^M^WMMft am.
&^
wmg
ooabty.
tete
umt
Mathews
to tht
Berg weafsm
et tfee
^ice
Muhtx aa^
The
Cburch
m^
,A*A'
(N^
'
Yori^)
ThsNswYortiTtfrm
Tht WsR
Strt ikwmal
T>
ChrisSisn
Scienca Monitof
USA Today
O^s
[uKJu a'(m-'vA'
PtQO
^-^ *
^^ *
%S9
.nvooj
%
,
^y^^i
NATIONAL AFFAIRS
There tre no sheets or bur&mi orosaes: --r-yrTBf?y? ?a3aar.*jL4<i
hatred has gone high tccfa. Fbr IS, aaafooe
vith a compuUr on {dug into die Aryan
Naticm Liberty Net, an ckctrooic *1mlletin board"* offering the latest in seo-Nas
thought, thanks to the Ko lUia KhiL
For example, To^der the heading Km^W
YOUR ENEMY there are Hsu of Commtmist
Party c^Bces, as wdl as
Occupjational Government*^ infonnerv**
And there are editorkl offerings, fts pdL In
Littfe, a
a discussion of the case of
Vietnam veteran serving a life tern for
bombing communist headquarters in No?th
Carolina, the author irkquires: '*Why ait ell
right for Leroy to shoot and bomb Oc3xsm&-
'!it
yT^^
'T^-H*^^W;.T5A4||^^|yM!^^||^
ZOO CZkum
Lmy
from
homeIxit iM
"
'
'T^^^"
at
homcT* And among the cneniks list, s Texan named Buster Kcaton carries a ghooJish
footnote: "Buster Koitoa kilkd in an ezpk>lion!!!! , . , (A glorious day."*
m^
'.r^:!!
.ij^^
m^
:.:^::^^^^r-r
<t^
'"
Page 20
December
V5
^-
**
24, 1984'^
AtK^
Aryan Grou^
Jai} Gafligs
l^ed
gr
^^k^i?^^
"Hr
that
im
FadenI offidak Bd yettodsy
tbat ft wbste-Aqrcfl^^t rcmp
Tsrbosc fo&wcn hive teea finked to
aaulting a federal
CkvX
^jiristy*
Ba^
ithe^ group
1
by
was
wocaen*s wigs.
Among thoae taken into custody
Duey
bery, tivee
an Seattle
armored<ar robberies
and
>Mibiy
was found
in
Due/s
on the
"Ziooist-infiitrated
there,
Law enforcement
CaHf.,
York)
Yortc Tbrtos
The
Stroot Journal
Wiofi
USATod^
men
Mathews refused to
outj^fienU: bombarded the
cooceuUated ..;,huiUiag is^ tearless, and SWAT
Idaho
especial Weapons and Tactics)
^BstaJb^.
come
;^;^jUpS!Mt'Tobi
Nsws (New
Tho f^tf
is-
aources said
gov-
vortbweat of Seattle.
U.
recently
possession
for-
a bomickle
kg,
Mathews, who had left tbe Aryan
^tk^as to form a group cslied tbe
by the gjrmp have intensified in recent saosths and tfel FBI stents
nd bdstl hw eefcr&^aeaA clEks
have l^en advtes^ 1$ mt' caution
.
<^.,Siotel.
roocunate
Yarfarott^*s
T&4&^
SOO
aasat fess^ss
ual
tmsg er^^ymm
fea into tlae air.
miiitfint taat-re-
ignit-
md
S^srifTs
grenactes. tcnri-aatomatic rifes, fefrared nigbt-visioo scopes, gun silencers, booby traps. poBce scan-
twn.
Berg, 50, who was Jewish, was a
fiamboyant and coatroversia] talkshow host fw KOA radio in Denver,
He was often critical of tbe Ku Khix
extremist
neo-Nazi
Kbn
groups, and wmetimes "bailed him-
proeefytizing activities.
feies in
agent
Posse C<HmUtus," a
M3
Aha
to
tbe Arymn
chapter
s^
mer pdsho]
men^
nd
nd
farmer
il^yan Brotherhood
Cat
/j./a-sy
in Jtenver
.rmixxj
^)
At
^ ^ S!l
tog
^jictmg bis dMth. It - *^
that
f^'",
StoMsume
m]^
See
to
future oC iry
cure the
'ISSews sd he -s -J^
that his ^m-wouW^--^^^^:^.
Ssowntend.ablond-ha>red.Wue
po^t^
Aryan in a mntry
^ed
l^
Nations has be.
Jty^ computer
coodUnt who
ieam. a
^granddragon.orFesLngofTexas.
the KKK in
rtsgosNations has spread
d
^"^
fir
pefS^ttUsandr^d^^c.
teJtetm tomis.
J^o computer
-Aryan
Uterty
i'-atjon
I^ets.
*^
Any
,i7^,homecnpteranda
into the
^Si^cmdi^l
Stta<E
Aryan Na.
avil
Je^s. communists,
govemand the U.S.
been nicknamed
ihSSvs
^T^STbas
SS^rZionist
*^"Lup
Occupational Gov-
publishes a
J^^-g
^es
>s
T>e
Holy
montWy
Our Nation:
|*
AJ
<f
Ster-TheNegr^Serpent^Jst
Si Devfl-
ifld
-^^
of the
Ru
Khnt Klan."
^
vq
8V.
4-26^83}
"P * 8ng of
Last week the BI
to overapian
bad
who
supremacists
white
about
throw the government and then set
o
and
influence"
"Jewish
eliminating
forth. It is
obility,
worth reflecting
govern
helped by the guidelines that now
subveron
data
the bureau's collection of
give or violent organizations.
The guidelines, the work Of Attorney
preventedSeFBIfrom performing
win assembUng
on groups
reasonable
left. All
TM Wwhington Post
TYvsi
Washsngtoo Twf>s
York)
1bNwYorttTns
Th Wi^
SSrct Jcwrrei
7h* ChscD^
Tr^bur>9
U8ATodiy
J^r/2zl^
ih\
P9^
\%
li
.rawoo^jO
Rev. 4-26-e3)
W?^^
OH.C*.A
P^H
Tg^u
Alfo.
..
^d
Aryan race,"
Butler said that only members of
group or their close confederates can get the code for the liHts
but thai anyone can call the computers and get other right-wing
materials^ messages and publicchis
tions.
Sandpointtlda.
Tb Wft^ngtoo Pot
I^te
[^j.
jL(^'ft,4^;U
USA Today
\'\
^-P*U
Po,
ISL-ll"?^
.FSbDOJ
ev.
&^
4-26-B3)
f%
NAT10NLINE
FX USA TOOArS IWOtfU. I^?S >wosw
are
Neo^<azl ETOups to the USA and Canada
oJScoS>5erMtwork thai allows subacribm to cae
and "race traltofs.
lias of JeXsuspeded communists
<^
prHMCsa3.^^^^
d the USA's leading white
tip off ^v
Tbe li^ aren-t Wt l^te, but only meant to
/UywNe^
rac^;
AiyM
white
the
of
enemies
bets to
^der
ld in the
Rlchart Butler of Hayden Lsie, Idaho.
Sunday
edtttioo
of The
Denver Post.
^^
na^^sC^^
radio toSk
S^^^^
^crw bc^
found to
AJafi
h^
wlilte
Bers of
of the
Dwr. Ha
^ndjK^ Id^^
s4^mad^ grous^
Th
Wsshtnsfton Post
Th Washirvoton T^tt^s
C^By News (Nw York)
Chriti^
USATodty
Date
OJD
Peq
Tribtf>
ScK>e Monitor
3*A
-lZii!t
ii
.fWtXXi
19 (Bev. 4.26-83)
Im.
ti.
Lft C*
PirUi
Ex-Nazi
ATTORNEYS FOR
f\
AH*
will apical
a
LKhouiUa
on
living
W9
are
at a
Pol^
World War
VS.
coDcentr^tbn
camp
in
II.
THE FEDERAL
moved
prveramefit
first
to revoke KSirys'xitizenship
TM Wei^vr>gton Tttm^ _.
Now (Naw
DfiBly
Yort;)
Th Ws
Strecrt Journal
Chicago Tribune
_
Z
Tha Naw
YofV Tim
The
TbeLoeAnoeteeTimea
The
__
jfcPC. 1; /T
USA Today
Dota
"
/'
g-gg
O'
-_Faw)oj
19 (Rev. 4-26-63)
Revolt Plans
Tied to White
SupreEiacIsts
r:^'01?'rG0MRy, Ak. (UH)"^
Documents from a computer network operated by a white auprem-
Dees, whose office waje Ijurglartsed and firebombed last year, said
ft was ^iparent that right-wing
ftdst
tions
o^adais said.
The group
Church
is
i3^em
that the
The documents
also contained
Udm
c/elfa^e
mined VS.
Advertiser reported
^ttforcement officials.
Th Washington Tmes
e:Etreme penalty when Iswful government is restored \^n this continent," the message read.
^le of the enemies singled out is
Dees, who filed suit against the
klan on behalf of black marchers
involved in a 1979 shoot -out with
robed klansmen in Decatisr, Ala.
"According to the word erf our
God. Morris Decs has earned two
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NATIONAL AFFAIRS
A Surprise Break
InaMurderCase
The FBI nid on Gary Uc Ytrbrough's
Idaho home had only one aim: to capture
Yarbrough's brother, Steve, an escaped
convict from Arizona. Steve wasn't there,
and Gary, a member of several neo-Nazi organizations,
duded FBI
of
But
ing heard of the man before his murder.
be revealed to reporters that he did know
cme thing th^it might have made Esrg^a
**I
target of Yaibrou^'s cstremist group.
know
who is now a member of the While American Bastionan Aryan Nations splinter
group suspected of several bank and ariiK>red-vi robberies in the West,
So far, no new charges have been filed
egjdnst Yarbrough.
had
be said.
When Denver
cell,'*
police investigators
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C3.3 niiilkm
was stolen.
unidentified but reliable infermant placed Denver D. Pannent^, 32, at the ^cene of tht July
f^^i^^ary in
moxi
Stephenson
Thursday at a
Pvmenter.
charges
testified
trial
in
stemming
Seattle
from
An
D.
on
the
^500,000 robbery of an armored
vdiicle at a shopping mall ^ril 23.
cc^sU feces
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Joi^Tis)
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wKin^^^y Tribun
Tr^LosAnoo)esTem9S
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Links of Anti-bemiticBandPr
iSmfe:
6-State Parley
ey
WAYMEEWG
tpKial to
Tlii
Nr Tcit TlMi
HOUrrON, Dec. 1)
Ibe n^^y
alf cte^ m^ab^rs of a hmvily
rowd actwSetnitic ^roup that has "<lekared war*' cm the Uaited States :pear to ls& jtajrt c^ j lai^^r rticmt
ance wiOi adherents in half a dosen
Western and Southern sutes, accordig to Federal investigator* and others
monitoring the uhrazight.
Scmrts doae to te investigatioo ofa
EDall band of extremists believed to
a ve carried out at least four bank and
nnored car robberies, as well as
rmed attacks on Federal officers.
ive oonfinsed that the ineiuiry has
ixread into several states.
Earlier this month, law authorities
re involved t& a gun battle in Wash^gton Sute idth members of tbs
nnxp, which calls itself the Silent
rotherhood azK! says its aim is terrorand a vioiem takeover of the Gov-
mnxnL
This clash tone r^!5^nblai>c^ to asm
I
mmtths a^, in Arkansas. 'B^h
choed parts cdT a n^icist oovel that h^
sen called the bit^ ol an anti-Semitic
KJvement. The Washingion shootout
)d Federal atiorxfeeys from Alabama,
alifomia, CcAorado, Idaho. Oregon
od Washix^;ton to meet in Seattle
uiier this week to discuss strategies
investigation.
le
&1
Among tfee
b^ to mh^ mooey m^ to
k^
announced
aijXiS is
aHkM^
agents.
One
hand-written
'^Hur" against
**the
tract
ZOG"
declared
'and the
gun
battle in
Si-
eKamining members*
links to the
kirger racist alliance calling itself tl^
Aryan Nations.
has a mailkqg list of 6.000 It possibly has 500 activc sdberents, according to re^snts
tts rallj^ asid trmn Informers v7ho
it
and
Amcng
memb^rx
tone
hsu/* with names and addresses of Jewish organizations, purported Commtmists and some mem''coero y
ben
Other
grc?>*s
Revemse Service.
Os^ person linked to the group, R'dcral Investigators said, had plans at a
power dam in northern Washingtcm.
;^fcK
Federal agents investigating teiea
began uncovering links among
heavily arnaed right-wing extonists.
Tbs^e ov'criaps were also resorted by
woth gnws as the Anti-Difam&timi
killings
League ofB'nai
wltich has
B^rith,
Texas
tnleader]
KuKha Klan!
In Dallas.
letter,
large of the
Aryan Nations.
Ite
Christ Christian, which alK> l^s l^^dquaners at the Aryan Natiotf ormipound at Eaydea Liike.
Mr. Butler said that his gro^ had a
mat ling list of 6,000 xzames.
Whidbey Island
The connections among the armad
groups tx^ on add^ significance tv^
weeks ago wlwn Federal a^^rts sarjxxEodeKl G remote fe^i^^ mi Whidb^ 1^
land in Paget Sound, Washii^gitan.
the agents, seeking suspects in a
lumber of state and Federal crimes,
inchidin:^ bank acd cxmorcJ ctx r^-btoies, counterfeiting aial armed asFederal o^dals, orders all
^ults
other residents off the island and halted
ship traffic in the sound.
What fdlowed was a reprise of the
dash with Mr. Kahl in the hills of Arkansas 18 months before.
After a SS^wur siiege, with sporadic
fire upon the officers from an auto-
fi
W^ Street Joomai
The
USATodsy
of the media.
1^ Was
S^^ la Slay^
0^
%l'Z7^d^
Mr. Kahl,
a tax protester with a hisof anti-Semitic and anti-black activity, was a fugitive sought in the slayittgs of two Federal marshals in North
^7
Dakota,
Paoe
SL
.FBtOCJ
jmi<M
itetfa of SI-
J. Matbews, who
Mftrd ptofts trocn cfllccrB to ^fvt op
sod xvspQodsd witb iiiirlifufg'iin firt
Robert
Four ocfaers were uxwssted on the !land Tbey weEV kleati&ed f ]lctert .
nd SfauQD K. Uerlci, ft on^le wanted
c&arses cf eouuterf^tfeag,
clat^^ wMi hmitcr^ a
tegttive and potaes^cm of akga! tlre^
exms; a mein i?bo id^r^I^^d
Ian Rjoy Eg^riust, c^a\^--f vi^ k^ir^^Mr. Mathews, a fugitive, and Eax^
41 George Duey, alio charged with
jHutortng and with postcssioo of a
OS
i=^(lsral
wiso fire lo
Mn^^ m
pv";- They
:
'^
be riea ,
ml^
ttie latiar oosnexu a Federal offida] in Wasfatogtoo oonfirmed that bluepiiztts to a large power dam on tbB
Peod Oreille River near tlie Canadian
border in portheastero Washington had
been found in the posseaskin of tomeone associated witb the Aryan Nations
Church of Jesus Christ Christian.
its
t^ibkuiiy
WUUam
of the
possessioo
Xsra^Mnade gnbmarhtrr gim. both the arrest took place. Mere
the plans to the dam is not illegal.
loaded, but gave bimadif t9> wttboot in- of
Besides those antated after the
siege
on Whidbcy Island, Federal
anS^LTCbes of tiie hoo^s tsacovered
kmmn and
a^d c^her w^pons, a^^ts bavs arreted c^her
other
^^ected nsHnbeis of the racial terQoastiti^ <d Simmxmhk^ a grm^^,
and are seeking others.
hs rorist gnK^
kkntlScatian papers,
Among thce now in custody is 29cash and a *'dodaraticsi of war** limned
Yaiborow^ of Sand
by group tnembers, who called timn- ^^-oid Giry Lee
Ptstat, Ideto, who was reportedly reHoveRmstanoe
aelves the ^Aryan
craitad hsto the Aryan Nations on Mr.
Another $^,000 in ca*^ was in a can- Mathews's recommendation in 1079 or
so<alied Christian
Identity
tlon,
madm^un
Uk
^^^!^y-^
crtmeSa
In Sjpo-
'-H
After
^^
death rtTMr,
Mattel
hm
tx
a
Mr. Butkr
news conference at which 1^ ^id hs
was 't^oud of Mathews; to ^^^
w/^
Whklb^
Island,
laaro."
'
s^tsafive of
ews
tiie
im
UM^
Calif., te
^,m
tisoae
vmm
t^
wm
^^^
'^Jo
f' held at
@M
A 1962
Hayden
as-'
wlat we hxtend to
It
promises
'
do.**
^e
wm
me^ims imrh^
bookoontajji^^d^ayterscmwea^ss^'
explosives, commutcatinns , '^urb^n
warfare,** sabotage, ''guerrilla medicine** and the like. It todudes illostrs-'
tkns depicting the mining of railways'
^-^^
and trucks.
For three years, according to the'
ftr tl^'
boex^fc^ng of
t^
4JH
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Rev. 4-26*63)
Neo-Nazis' Inspire
White Supremacists
Wive ofCrims, Tsrronsrn Tfid to Noes!
successful
That book relates a
Amerrevolution by. heavily armed
Nathe
book,
In the
ftm9a0Wnm
The
cAurch'8
name
reflects But-
rejection of the
ter's angry
Christ
tion that Jesus
a^r^
was tam !
neo-Nazis.
Uv The name "Aryan Nations
murder several prominent Jews,
and
vNorth
the FBI headquarters
"xX heavily inned group of ri^t- bomb
natkms- of the worid
nuclear
with
Israel
attack
wiog extremists, its members re- finally
America and
^^
ofthe
,
true Aryan descendants
cniited largely among ex-convicts, weapons.
the
the real-bfe
Israel,
Just as in that novel,
original tribes of
has huscbed a wave of crime and
Chosen Peopte
terrorism inspired by a fictional ac* -Silent Brotherhood" has funded the Bibte as the
thin-faced
and a
Butter. 65, a nervous,
count of a neo-Nazi takeover of the it^lf through counterfeiting
aeries of robberies. With these man with a surprisingly unmenacmg
United States.
kan
zis
^^i^^J^'
^bedm
methods, authorities
has accumulated
group
vice and federal Bureau of Alcohol, sakl, the
in $100 and
million
$4
than
more
has
Ttdiaca) and Firearms officers
20biUs.
a
in
extremists
caught d^t
Some (^ the cash has b2en recovcrackdown over the last month. At
in the recent arrests, but the
ered
l^sl nine su^>ected members are
FBI reportedly believes that large
adO being pursued.
chunks of the money remain to be
A talk
force of
FgL
Secret Ser-
fund-raising
d^
mannerhis
conversation
is
laced
set
with -Coshr and "Heckr
that Jews
vtews
his
^reading
about
Satan
and blacks zxe the children <rf
instituU.S.
and have corrupted
tions and government.
last
Butter said in an intcrvkw
officials
armoredtion this month when p<*ce anbank robberies, a syn^mnccd that the automatic jwstol
agogue bombmi sad the gangland- issed in the June slaying
Alan
l^te murder cff a liberal Jewi^ ra- Berg, a controversial rzdM) talkdio personality m Denver.
show host in Denver, had been
Officials said the groi^ has also found in the rural Idaho home of
planned terrorist bombings (rf dams ooe member of the T)rotherhood."
gaged
in counterfeiting,
car bokh2{>s,
orf
^^ic
bmldiags.
peopte,"
done
war, for minds, h can only be
in the open."
the
Accordingly, Butter has spent
last
and
taking part in public debates
recruiting adverts.
of
hss srj e^lensive oitaio^ue
parand
literature
Aryan Nations
He
range
aphernalia. Items for sate
magis- more than a decade at a heavily fora new editk>n of Adolf Hitter's
from
Seattle that the group's tified church" here in a remote and
trate
T^ein Kampf CFwro-Hitter transgoal is "Violent overthrow of the marvetously scenic resort commuto
btten." the catalogue prwnises)
VS. govemn^t by killing, robbery nity east of Spokane. Wash., 80
chains
key
and
plastte ccrffee mugs
mi counterfeiting," He dted a miles south of the Camidian border. ^bearing
the red-and-Wue Aryan Nathe
is
town
blacks,
Idaho
small
against
This
tiedaration cf war"
twnsseai.
the federal government home base of the Xhurch rf Jesus
Stephenson
KM
f^ral
Jews and
signed by about
Order^
l2ctM
m Bruder afe^eigen"
(Si-
Great Repression.
The church has been run since
a
of
p)oi
the
hfe
real
actmg out ha
1970 by Richard G. Butler, a Calfictkxial Nazi fantasy.
tfomia aeronautk:al engineer who
The current outburst of violence
a foBower of Dr. Wesley
of became
tracks fairly closely with the
Swift, one of the more active Detent Brotherhocrf), mentially
is
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The
W^ street Journal
The
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Some
who
rcpc-vcdly
have
u.^^:M^^^^
s|^
and
Mathews was conwrcd ewScr '(^^M-pW^MM
right doubt Butler's story
tHc
to
connected
closely
^^^ ,^^0^^^ ^^ ^ cottage oo Whid^y:
be is stiU
inovement. ij^j^^ ^^jh After a fun btttte
violent faction o his
^^
comity
recent crimes.
Aryan rested.
any ctse. a group
hioody
a
began
members
YariMtJugh's brother. Stephen
Nations
bwers
which the Ray, fimi Denver Daw Ptoaeater
trmi cf criminal conduct,
umnier.
novelistic
is bsised on the
n, also repoateiJly memfers of the
When Canadian authorities re- FBI says
uprising. FBI group, have ako been arrested reneo-Nazi
a
of
account
fused to let Butler s hate literature
gent Stephenson said an informant cently.
nto the country, he started a comas the biNo ooe has been charged with
the has described the novel
puter bulletin board to spread
faction.
of the nwoey
violent
the
of
Berg's
ble*
^^^ murder,^ much
message electronically. He says
believes,
counterfeited
or
last year, the FBI
stolen
the
was
In
Uniteveral hundred people in the
have
and several rowe
hMoi
Sflent Brotherhood members
^^^^^
to
access
gain
ed Sutes and Canada
least one
Riccessfully carried out at
g^gp^ed members remain at large
antithe system every day to read
amhicrative
two
and
across the United
robbery
^^^t a dragnet
bank
Semitic, anti-black messages.
*-^ '^
cars.
armored
of
bushes
Sutes and Canada.
^^
Butler hcMs regular Sunday
told a magistrate in
Stephenson
Staff wfiter Maty Tkomtwi and
churdi services that draw a few
that "some of the dooiSeattle
runs
special correspondent Doug
doxen people. His church also
^^
mcnts recovered (from members* Vaughan amiributed to this report
where
Academy^
"Christian
small
a
that in order to bestate
homes]
local children get their
In
^^
a handful of
education.
Party.
to tho
Butler's
^on.
But this influx of prisoners led to
an eventual split in the extremist
movement, as Butler
Tn
tells
split
murder
of
pdges,
federal
FBI
E. Merki, a
group.
right-wing
member of the
Counterfeiting is used by the ex-
make
group
a strong
this
nwve
against the
after one
member,
church,
fired
at
FBI
pistd.
BaDistics
tests
Nazis
it.
program
there,
Yarbrough was
ar-
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in
i^ve
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Street Journal
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4-26-33)
EA9LfS.
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ll.
ik
r^kcAfi.
The Region
2 ^Revolutionaries'
Held
IVo
NEWARK, Doc. 17 (AP)
elf-proclaimcd rcvolutiooarieSjtochidkg a woman who
teai
tsad
hM
^^
^- Its, ^^0^^^^
cm gailty k^ w^k to
sivsciiars2shaatoJB?)Ite:.8,8s^^^
by a
after they were ^n^ted
HiU. N.J., iK^to officer while
^ys
OteTTy
at a
rtpOTiedly unlowhng eiptoives
rented storage bin.
,^^.
Tbe defeodants were retOTCd to
tJ Metropc^tan Ccarectiaoal
Ce^
m Kpnhattan,
fej^xsed
whether their
togs to determine
lEaase would poae a risk.
Durii^ today's aei^usi, their
*
Ssan Ttocgr^^
b^cxiptrs
ttot the
E^,
cars
t^
t^
attor-
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and 15 pobce
jBdjge
U^xy
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Ksbjec^B
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USA Today
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19 (Rev. 4.26-83)
Neo-Nazi denies
link to killing
By Carolyn Pesce
aodDanPopkey
USA TODAY
A neo-Nazi
leader suspected
in ttie shooting death of controversial Denver radio talk sbow
fetst Alan Beri admitted Tiwsc^y t^l someooe gave him the
identified as the murder
wwpon but denied any cooQ^rtion to the otme.
The statements by former
Aryan Nations member Geiy
pm
J^
wrkHS
toduding a
g^and
to arrest his
brother 00
charged
in the cringe.
Latest develc^nnents isx tte
Ei^>Na2i controversy:
"I know nothing about
Alan Berg, except that he's a
Jew." Yarbrough toW report-
Ada Q^mty
t^^y^poa.
Tulay.
battle with
in
Ec ^td
theft chari^s.
Yarbrough, who
fled the
of violeot atone.
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without
pending arraignment
Stewart is
the daughter of Sharon Merki, who
ber husband, Robert E. Merki,
v.u^ charged last month with harbail
boring a fugitive
member
of
7b W8tw>gton Post
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'iThe State
JjS in t ii^utc ftjprcmacart group's
f3.6-inillion innorcd car robbery
fa Northern California were
ordered held without bail in Kaliapell
Mont Virgil Bamhill, 28. and Richtl Harold Kemp, 22, dkS TOt rist
when i^lfce snd
a^nu, acting
cm a t^, cj^':^t^tEein tt a downtmm bar, Bottce Chief Martin Ste-
FW
anic ^kl
A UA magifftrate denied
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IHREATENED SENATOR
ADDRESSES BRaAlDCASTERS
,0M. Cif. ^
rvMUAife.
nmetStaaWriier
SPRINGS-Sen. RobPALMPackwood
ert
(R-Ore,), the
target of an alleged assaasination plot less than a week ago,
made his first public appearance
here Monday at the California
Broadcasters Assa winter conference.
Here to debate the 50-year-old
fairness doctrine,
Packwood
told
Tht Times
(organization),
v^^
^^;
um.
I
Packwood said that he was UDder
mirveiUance and high eecuilty
most of last week but that the,
danger had
aj^ifLrently
now
^m^
was inVolved
in a
mm
SS
Packwood has also been an outspoken critic of the fairness doctrine, which forces radio and tele'vici() station owners to cover all
T*cli.S*m.
any changes.**
point: that
iegUlators fear televisioa
mem
m^
^xledde."
&oadcasters should not yet have
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7%e State
A Pfdia^^^is i&a linked to fin
eslremc white mipremsdst
grwp
|3.6*milik>n
Ukkh-arei armored
vu
ear holdup
indicted in
tsst July
Spoicane, W^h.. for alleged posMaskm of a fcx^ed fovemment
document and tnierfltate tran^^or-
wwM
1^
tey
m^^ ^ ^
sr^her efmsfed
as well
car boldi^ and bank robbery ta the
Settle ari^.
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York)
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(Rev. 4-2e-83)
Ijb
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Pwinrood, the ttffw chainnwi erf tiK
Senate Ffaumce Commlftoe, aad bli.
temity received tnCeoetve poike ttry
tBctkn for tiie pest imk after iey
gn^,
wire threatened by a
an akte to tbe Senator said today.
Ite Capitol poUoe lifted tbe ^^adal
psotectkn WedDceday after d^enninta that there was oo fnrtbex tnuxseditttedanger , said Etta Fletek, Mr. I^ck-
WASHINGTON, JL
v^M^
tvood't spokastoaiL
Hmt t Seoater la m?
lice
tkato Mr.
gnw
threat,
_.. after a n^Scal Arab
coed to hidnap and klB bis children tecanse of Us support lor Isra^.
"^Xn the pai^ I iaave bad miaodlane*
oxn
ly."
Soene sk^nbcrs and furiuer nxemThe partiection tor tbe Ore^ffl R^uJx
Bcas and his tamily began Dec 3S after bert of the Arab group have caned for
an intoiner toU tbe tbe Eoseoe, Ore. tte vloieot ovta throw dl the United
office gT the Fglsc^AlzaujQCJasmtiU States Government throtu^ terrorism
group say
Lthatfi^wSlltttQoa.awtettea^ and kHIirM. Members of
p^nr*^ to ^^tfisi- they are& cbo^^ deeceodants of xtit
&
._
lidbre w^ !bsw
^^te Mr.
Bi]ical ixftm
''>m^ the senator's spofeefimas s^M.
Mr. PacfewQod inade Us first poblic
smpearance since Christmas at a meetfc^ of the numce Coounittee, which
tc^ over as th$ ^tbCcs^rs^ css>-
^ lasis^.
Street
A'l^
Jot^ml
ThtLocAngatM Times
Th* CMctiin Scinc
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Monitor
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newspaper,
04oont Cappno
in
Sp>ce
ctty
and
State.)
B<tow)
emacist
TOd:
arresxed in
Brink's heist
IS
Chcter:
192B-110
or
Ctessff cation:
A second member
SPOKANE. Wash. (AP)
Order was
of the while supremacist group The
gSLoOHce.
armored
arrested Thursday for the $3.6 million
July,
truck holdup in northern California in
DENVER
InOexino
authorities said.
James Dye. 31. also known as Grant Ullrig.
was arrested without incident by rtl agents at
ooon in the parking lot of a suburban convenValley,
ience store near his home in the Spokane
said Allen P. WhiUkcr. special-agent-in-charge
of the FBI's Seattle agency.
.
Order.
sa^-s 12 members of The
ip^int^^
"right-wing
a
as
describes
which
group affiliated with the Aryan NaUon," robbed
a Brink's armored car July 19 near Ukiah.
Francisco.
Calif /about 100 miles north of San
or
I>ye has not been mentioned in the holdup
The PBI
it
rework
Judge
charged
last Friday.
He
is
U eind
\^zs
bail in Portland.
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KAtHEUNE BISHOP
Two
Ian. 31
enmloyves of Brink*8 Idc. are fadng
FaSertl charKcs tiiai they jAcrttad to
In* tbt armored car crvicc's main
vanlt In San Fraodsco to help finance
SAN FRANOSCO,
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F.EX
The
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other
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manai^ at
ar-
ma^
crt Mer)dl*
bo^
Stewart
tn^
with
AndrewJOrgU
the Brink's robbery
Barahill and Richard Harold Kemp.
arrested in KalispeU, Mont.; James
Dye, arrested in Spokane, Wash., and
Denver Daw Parmentcr 2d, arretted in
Portland. They were an apprttoended
this mosth.
tion,
9 ^ie^^od if
Har^^^
FlT^c
mo^.
men
The Wsshingftoo
fha
PoiSt
Washinotoo rnes
Yort^)
Vm^
The
^^^fw Ycrtt
The
W^ Street Jourmi
^^
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USA Today
Dste
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ROANOKE TIKES 4 WORLD NEWS
^ount Cgppino
Spc> Bete)
in
ttjfjo Office:
x.R
n wire r^>orts
ASHINGTON
officers are cracking down on a far-rightsect is tbe West that tikey view as in-
mng
cmmot*
12-year-old groap, known as the Aryan Natioee
Jestis Oirist Christian, has been tied to
& controversial l>fcnver talk-show best, n
mmxisr
IJaho, abcotouts with |>lice k
agogs^ k^bing
era! state and two arm<^ car robberies in Calif c^-
Tbe
^ Oiotii of
^
and Warfdngtoo
state,
"
^0
ivitks.
Tbe
federal
tt
ipons,
!
charf^^
AccxS^im^ to
St at the
J<^
M. Walker Jr^
violent as any
A^t
ae
Kahl
Declared a martyr
Robert Matb^wB
'Hero' died in sie^
men.
But according to court documents and law enforceiDent officials, young militants recently have come to
implethe fOTe in thegroup. They appear to be bent
menting the "The Turner Diiiesr
Tbe "church" and tl^ Aryan Natioos group re de-
@m^n
^e
Tijgint-
^,,
is
viesrs his
misdoa
mm
battle, r
iT
IWT*
That
some
uses BO law above the county leveL Ctee Pose Comiwho attended Aryan Nation foncticms,
in Artai KahUw^ killed in May 19S3 in a
sas after a cadie <rf explosives and azmnunition was
ted Is a gtsnTigbt with federal agents, but not before
hot and kiUdTa sheriff. The Aryan Nations has deed him a s^rtyr.
KaU, a tax protester with a history of anti-Semitic
asti*black activity, was a furtive woght in the siay-
hmk^
{
I
t,
the
is
South.
and nationwide
pockets in \hz Middle
loAse-knit
i*ied
B^.
The Itedcftal agents abo tclred radst tracts indudooe detailing a >>lnt system" for gaining hm> rta.
as an "Aryan warrior" by msffdcring Jews, blacks,
leral judges and FBI agcota.
^
,
^m.*^
One han^-writteaa tract declare war" again^ the
*s^tte
and
Government)
G" (TkAist Occupation
"daDy fin^tx"
rtroDed msdia,* and warned
eenlj?w enforcement officials and the ^cavily artBed
jite American RevolotioQary Anny.'^
^ I
Some crganlzaUoQS affiliated with the radst alii];
and
ce have c(mpoteri2ed "enemy lists," with names
Iress^ <^ Jewish orsaniEatioas, ^srporied Ccmmn^
;
traps, infrared ni^it-yisioo scopes. 100 sticks of dvnamite, threeKraarters of a pound of C-4 explosives alaig
with detonating wire, two .45-caliba: aemi-automatic
weaj^ms (erne equipped with a sikaccr), a Mini-14 Rug<r
^3-caliber aemi-automatjc rifle, a bandolier of bick-
sd is Dallas,
According to an Aryan Natioos tiewsletter. Beam is
mibassad^r sX large of the Aryan Natkms.
Tbe Aryans have drawn special attention and ex*
ssioQs of C0s<:m from Stanley E. Morris, director of
Mar^sals Service, aome of ^rbo&e officers have
authorities to con*
home kd
U^
sii.der liixr-
in Seattle.
KoKhaHan.
in sxrnll
.^
Ue
cc^cr^trated
>
the
.
J
csqse, fest
is
radical
s ^iberoit
"^'t'^'ri^^^tT^
A^
Botjgr said
jui'iii'ii
-y^y'kr'PW^^
evMestce.
Ac^rordiag to the
FBTs
Ba!ier,
Aryan members
holdups.
ring,
.
In all the FBI has arrested II suspects in coetnectioo with the armored car heists, for haitoring Mathews
SQ
to tiiSilM.
Boise. IdJibo.
M.
Under BeMn's
test
it also
direction, the
m s^rmtog^
Aryan
in
k.
(rV^
eomputsr
nE^J^,"t^^
Km. A?2?aSw Jyrtm to lea'd de-
on two
NaUon
fii*^ocnbing of
Liberty
has
>^^*^J^^^tl*ySi^^D^U<iai-
they
Cinadlan governments,
said.
.yak^SJs
Post.
A-^
Hv.4-2e-a3)
Cc AO WIS
-v^s^/'
&(*.!.
Intuit.
Umh.
Ub1
'
Ci-u
f.bl(c AHr.
Km. MfM
Robbery
trial
et
Rl
million.
Th Washinoton Post
7h
Wac^^r^jton Tlmas
^A-
The
W^ Street Journal
4S
Oe^
'26'^-
Law m War
Par-Right Se
Bgr ROBERT
The group.
msm, hdds that f
oamenfs power is.
to its
federal govtax dQ)nv^
^^
Sp^
bt achieved
citijens withhold
eral income taxes.
"~
L JACKSON
^.
h e^y
payment
of fed-
It
WASHTNGTON-redeml law
ofoncment officert are wagii^g an
aeteoshre crackdown on a fkr*
ight-wiog tact in the Wast that
been linked to nine nx)nth8 of
lotenl Crimea seemingly pallemed
iter a 1978 novel In which white
has
tax protestert
ground groi^
ries,"
|
^
'
3fic
Norlhweat
mid the
Officials
%e
federal
Bur^u
of Alcohol,
?vasioeQ charges.
mj
SQOountered**
bers.
A!tracta< ta Tarlevs
Am^-
r^agulation."
E^ult
themselves
community of
a^yden Lake by avowed radst
Rid^ard Cimt ^itkr. It wm tM
^*
IMMS
mem-
have come
racist
written
in
Va.
lid
to
tMf News
(r4ew York)
ThaNswYortiTwiwa
Tba WsR
..
S(rset Journal
tba CNcago
TrttMjne
Tb Owfefen Scienca
t^ATo(ay
McCune
^ys
'
nd RONALD J. OSTROW
upresudsts and
federal officers
&MUon
In
<T'^
to Weston Crime
a ahoot-oul with
Da^
Monitor
Jyyg J
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m-.^-
Two
sms-
Mont
Baker asEid ^ct members al^ are
under suspicion in the April 2B,
1^4. fire-b<Mnbin of a synagc^^ue
taBoiia.lda,
Vi
^f%
9 (Rv. 4>26-e3)
Crl.l*.
W#.,
It..
vs.
$5.9 Million
Ssarch of Nine Suitcases in Texas Tields
aid
TBrabEv i
Ey ^otscB2 Om^^~
vador's ftf
pflot,
Go8 teal
OH.Ci>t.k
rMk AH*.
pn-
(iac. t^jM,
SSrR^U'FeoVere charged
undocumented
tran8>rting
irtA
SnTtoown
dose associate of Roberto
irAnbiiisscii. leader of El Sal-
tias
Tvcli.
Tnlaliit
**&u
cffioak
l'^*~'*!Si-'*'?*
Rean dmmistration
'
by
Arms
"to
comqjt the
electoral
ofBdalsaid.
Guirola is known as a ckee assoCortoms offidab d they ar- ciate and financial backer of D*Au,
'
D'Aubuisallowed
has
^,* --- Beeche,
and **
,. _
buiisson.
VU;s>a;7VS<( awn*
IT M.mim I'W -v^ Gutrda
I^^BvCUt Frntdsco
rested
as son to use a floor of a building he
Feb.
6
on
men
other
two
and
35
private jet cfwns in San SaNador as an Arena
ttirir tmaD Sabrelincr
Departthe BAcrg Coun- office, according to State
,|iroces^
'
was r^i^Eng
^t
S^j^^KmgsviDe, about 35
Cfeisti
2i^S-c^^^
JttJtteG^^a^
Gom^. carrying
ment
Gu0^ to^
om>^io
T)^
officials.
erpropriat'Jd
....the
^^"^
&
SsJvs^:^! iiiKJ one from Cos&Ksm
i>d natkwwliied a krge bank,
felvsdoran
ta Rks, fe a ^ealAy
Banco Sdvadoreno. that the family
El
..
think ht
of-
^ms oountmg on
B^
the
Hiat
$5.975350
conta^d
U5. ^affreacy, with
mtcases
Texas history.
-We
is
elections to
Tumbaugh mM.
that."
Arera
Peking
in
ex^nd '^
the March
d<Knination
ia
Hxaidng
Duarte
mstistKG.
^^
counting on a hrge
Ehiartc
ular vote in March to gain control.
is
menU
<tf
Ji^
Yortc
Timm
Tt Watt Street
Jourr^
Tffnes
'.
USA Today
h^
Data
^-llo-ES
Wvs.
8 CBv. 4*25-63)
c
Cr4. Iwr.
Rm.
ilM
Yorbrou^h. ^,
S^ese^ber c^ the
k balisved to W a
White
Ammcan
to the death.
Bastion snd a fwrner ^urity c^cer for the neo-Nazi Aryan Natkma
Qiurch of Haydcn Lake Ida.
Yarbrough, whose guilty pleas
came as a surprise, faces a mssaBQum KuterKe of 61 y^rs tn federal prison on the 11 counts,.
in
Mm
Tns Htw
Yofli
ThnM .
ThaWiiStrMtJoumBi
Iba Chicaoo Xtfbatm .
Tha Loa AnosiM Tknts MjfEiH.
Ih^ Chha^m ScAmoQ Uoottor
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ly
mm
WAYNE KING
te
HOUSTCWf, Feb. 14
An Idaho.
bMed oeo^azi onanintkip has ub> One message on tba Aryan Natkns
aoed ft oeKDpQta-.tej6d aecwort to comnutfT oecwovk warns: ''The older
nak ngotut froime and to dissanlnate and less active spokesmen for the fdd
and faith are being replaced by the
young boos. These dragons of Godbave
tnsrea todr race."
itee Krt available JErom te comptn. no time for pamphlets or speeches.
ar, tittea aCncm Your Enemy/' ti^ They are the armed party which Is
tiuifea the artftrmsca and teleoboDe behig bom out of the faiabiuty of white
n^ben of ragknal offices orrA^ male youths to be heard.*;
Another cotxv Is a courtroom stst^
Defamatka League of B *nal B'rtth and
&9 offioaa of me Cocnmunlst Party ment of a Callroraia man oocvkted in
UJSA. It also indices rmxae$ and ad- 1962 to killi^a I7-year<jkl who
&^^w of *nbC3e tr&ttan" ss^ "la- formed on rl^Et-wtng acUviUes.
The sutemcQt accuses the '^Satank
coni|wter
link,
of '*mur.
the sodety*' of the United States
called
whether
Ti>fin
Tv*Wiiikf
w a*
The computer
ing
lev^
link*
work
(aae
azaS that
tt is
1st
ers,**
mnp
ctf
hank
end
bwdtoHaydeo Uke, Idaho. Uw-eo- ovec because be would not bow to your man who testified against a Ka Khzx
Woement officiais have tied a shinier goideo Babylonian God and pay your Klansman charged with bomhtng a
the csrsanizatiQQ to aeveral
armored^ar robberta,
mned attackt an Federal officers and
Jte maddDun tiaylns of Alan Ben,
apwver talk
rixw host
m^
^mia
had
i^
I^^MFWt,
y^r^
M, wm M2^
h)
1^
Ar^
by tlsegxoup.
The GcverDmesfs continuing
tlgatian
hu
invce-
srith
an aotnmatlc
^^
An
OtHstian movesn^ot
into os^
computer. Ima^Lc^ any patriot in th$
country bein^ able to call v^ and ajccess
theoe minds."
psttrki^c
l^^iked 'tx^j<l^T
m piM
pens
kill
Mr. B^g,
i^e&poo,
mer, and
blown to pieces on a reoif^t morning*
when be c^>ened his znaQbctx to renaove
Ids newspaper. 0^ ^orious day!"
Investigatars
caches
ms^
B^^
to the
Mortis Dees
head of
The
Washirtgdofi Post
..
Yortc)
JJ^'l.lf
TheNewYorttTsnes
The WsS
.-
Street Journal
The Chicaoo
Tritxine
l^jnJtof
USA Today
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Page B-1
5C Bee; SC,
CA
2/11/85
EdiUoD: Final
Die:
TiUc:
Ch^ftcter:
lOOA-8049
192B-142
Clastificaiian:
SubmtUific OfTioc:
tte FBI
to
folog about
^vlng a smog of
schema and tee
robberies, counterfeiting
trict Court in Sacramento. From there, that d^^uby DO means through with the case
ment and others reveal* the investlgaticMi hailed
agents will not discuss the Investigatioa But
to at least two informants who were Involved with
^what to known to this:
the Ukiah holdup and with a broad network of
*
person linked to the group to dead, &t l^ast
neo-Nazis, who seek ultimately to overthrow ts^e
r
tC.Cf't^cr^ already ei^ in |ail and at least three . VjL fjvemment End to remove
mi^Q^m^^its
be ILe objects o^ ^mjts os iL^$j^^4Qi^ from the coimtry.
^fei?-QPe4&lieved
.^
The FBI
to
<^
&
m^
UUah
S\
-^
gC
i^tVtih
V-'
-Hi
tti'ii
^'0
)^^-^r
''':'''
':]y^'t:^fi:^Jf^^if^-
Fi^^ Wash..
J to ttie cwal docoincci*,
^pistol KKmd to tte annored car
MIer tte robbeiy wts a blue Md
Smith and Wesson 9mm femiautokaUc, Tbe pistol was eveotuaUy
traced to A&drew V. Bankhiil, tS, of
iCiaaouta. Moat, wbo tiought U under
Us own same at a Mbsottla iportiog'
TbeOrder*
Itie Order fets
Its
ilttle-knowB aovel,
'
ries,*'
name from a
The
Turner
commit
sui-
comt
documents.
Wo
of the ^ng
Ukiah holdup, -
members
invc^ved LiMhe
cording to coori documents.
'
charge.
On Jan.
Oct
to
iody/
At ti^ time, the FBI ooote was
already tightening on the w^mp.
Mathews had escaped Nov. 24 from
a shootout with FBI agents in Por-Hand, Ore^ to which he and an FBI
agent were wounded. A member of
the gffpg, Gary Lee Yarbrouipi. ^, of
Sandpoint, Idaho, was arreted by
7, BarahlU and
we^e arrested*
IS,
i^e FBI
taking $500,000.
Left behind at the sc^ie of the
Portland shootout was a car ccmtnin*
ing not only $30,000 in cmh that
robappeared to be from the
bery and weapons including s i^encer^ttipped m&chine pn, b^t f^^:^ a
UI^
h3^K of
nam^ and
phone aumbers
t^
Kemp
On Jan.
ter.
^m^
^^iO
^t^>^^^.:
money
Tomauky and
Craig.
26.
25,
S2-
"-aSOfftov. &--81}
(Motnt CIppinQ
!n
S^isc* Blow)
TMt:
or
Clusfficctton:
Subrnttting Offtc:
Indtxino:
o'
'^K--
Defense "says
Staff
to^wrty
NEW YORK
TWO htos
ftom the moooUthk fedcrxl ooimhoi^e tA lower Mantmttin, an de%fBtor creaked ftt way 10 tbe
floor of a Duasae Street omce
teildms- TlnH?#J o &>or, a ^mj^
fc^
laaoe
g.Mm^
^^i^ese
amile.
taw OCo^**
Ibe furaishix^
^'
wnpte ^it
tfee
^arJy
tltt
l^rori^
arrested in
H^ J^sy
^x^nf
1^^
^'
^dt
baif
Mwered
ssd
w^^TQst
&o
rmmd
of
my
^.
5"3
had *te idea** why a woman, a)hHl to be KeSey, vaed aft aHaa to
h^svycr
Im
looc
m^
'-d:^
.
the
'
^^
i^^^c^
behiftd to- dedc, <^^e9^ a
Sbe
b^ ofjpanut M&Nfa ai^ ^lil:
fe^fp;
^-
Gttirola
Bec^
mn
indicted
acy duuses
Corpus
on ooo^ir-
in
Qiristi, TkxBS,
last
tcying to rnxxa^^
United States,
vwk
ov^
a doae
rigjbt-
,>
._..
!^
Goerr^o* is a leading ri^t-wing politidan, and a feand pditical counsellcHr of Mr d'Aubuisson, &e head
se
I
the
okegman
Dn
mc^
U^
cf
^r^nd^ fe M> ti!r ffla^pM pditkal
ferfam^^,
obcarve^ tM^ik the scandal wil turn 1^
tide agahist the ririitista, who are expected to make subatantial gains in the eledioos. The Christian Democrat's
newspaper articles and tdeviskm {o0ams, whidi link
Guirola to the murky and at times vioknt underworld of
kw
is
for
$5.9
ARENA
US, Guatemala, El
SalviSKka;
Maximilli&xK)
ts
Il^fe
fe
coma from
m;^ im^t
t^
ive
ms
'
m^
e
bsesa
dsstmed
M arch S
for
1 eI:tioQs for
US
federal inve^igators in
}@ Napc^sdn Duarte.
that there is no evidence
ssas^'n^anwhile, l^ve
at fryf^r^^ftip^ what the m^:msy was meant to b@ i^^ for
^M
^:e it reached
1 Sahradoe:
0^
Timw ^
Th ^tov
Yorfc
Tb Wri}
S(roet
Ibo CNcaoo
Jo^nBl
Tr^>ur)S
USATc<a^
Dats
Z:22J&.
P&Q
S4r
p'
^'"^-x^M^y^'^^y^^
Off. ctff.
c. Mrrt.
Kindeiic,
Tbaddeus
hanged himself in the Boise, Ida-
comrades.
ThaWrfSrt Journal
The Ct*:aoo
Tr*)ur>e
USAToday
_2.^:2.5bB^
lliQe
j2i^
tT)OJ
<(^M^'
'
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Ufif
Ump..
OH. CN.
Km. Mr^
Tcfc.
Wr*m.
TM44Mt
'Aryan
WiinVGui/<y
(WM)X%
done nput^memben
of
n)^5
.bneivlct*4 t?""*^S^]SL.
Hr. YaArwwh.
StB
wiiier,"
-nwrsdty
erf
t^^*8ea\i
ol<HoT
WM
Mtault for
of the
^mis5
<> *"2
llrtag
=-''--'
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fem
tjy
towrt
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0-10
(Rev. 4-26-03)
^n'
-trifc^S
News in Brief
The Nation
A f4n! $&r7 in Boiae, Ida..
began ddiberating tseault charges
against a auspected neo-Nazi who
testified that b fimJ only warning
ihota at lhrjEBI agenU be bbeved were Intruders'* on bia
properly. Gary Lee Yartrough aald
be only wanted the a^nts to
felentify themMves. but the agerti^
imMed that bs aimed at th^ai.
to be a
a Tiolcnt
c^bcDt of the Arymn Natkms,
Tarbroagh
ia
thought
iAa-
cache of
WW Street Journal
USATodey
r^tei4^.''l*..K^-;;i*i.
-:3ir^-^
ighborhood
in Utah
of swastikas and secrets
^>edal
USA TODAY
for
HAYDENLAKE^lttah
bo make this
Mountainous area tbeir
iufoliowers
W^
i^KAane,WftsaL, Nation.
Today, fertler te to taj^ a
te*Hittal to the ^atioo's tvepail report after d^nanding
to the ktCBl
of com-
:Mi>appin^
Tbey
live, drill
InfiltTBtor
and
mys
ptot In
se-
^^rrounded by Wool-high
terbed wire and patrtdied by
2>obennan pinsdiers.
^
GaiyLeeYarbrough on
trial this week In Boise. Ida,4K>,
for tfK)oting at
OI agents
^ mtcriysbehas7Sterd-
The
:
tm.
I
>
F^
mich
:'tlng off
pound
Ws
cot-
:
fiecrel film ^m& fe^e*
fvtecd last -week fey a
la
t^-ts
t^ Kocki^
Tavern operator Ken
^5^ik:
i^iice
o?
Weaver ^m to
ssooNasIs
leave guns outskSe. and
lays tXiey le^ wtth the oowl^oys who come to the tivent
Iteal estate agent Netscsi
are teavfevans mi^
ls a tough time filing t^eir
houses** becau^ cS tbe AryNations Churcit
Saj^ CoSooel Kaosc e n-
"p^^
bom Q^ oo^ss.''
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IbtftowYorkTirm
ThW*Strel Journal
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Scfeoc9|^oNtor
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at Yar1>rougb*s
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ThtCNcaoo Tribune .
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fortner Ji^ice
Bked lawyer
H^
Mmk^ released
er,
N J^ cooventto to IS&l
Sovemmeot documents he
ys show State r^partment of*
i9&r crtmiimls to
John
t^ USAu
^hose 1982
Loftus,
The Belarus
tens
In
FOe, said
RcKMnd,
US ^da^
OD
Tbe
d^^^4
hh
overused l^a^
Soviets.
pirtment
IMtiB,
Ma^ ^at
the
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daimed
the
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were
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named S^alSlau
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AMt. PW.:
Neo-Nazis
weakened,
FBI
A4.Urrft.
Of*, u*.
It.
Li1 C^.
says
ON. Cf A
Fblic'AH.
BySamUedOs
USA TODAY
Eighteen arrests since No-
poup^g^
BBRer
nid Sunday.
Of the two dozen members
of the neo-Nazi group known as
The Order linked to West
Coast armored car heists and
the slaying of Denver radio
cmly
personality Alan Berg
Baker said.
We think weVe weakened
Ive remain
free.
ftream^
and explosives. He still faces
trial on a charge of shooting at
FBI agents on Oct 18.
to iliegally possessing
The FBTs
'Intensive inv^ti-
remaining
^n%
including suspect-
'
Mc^
Baker
said.
den>onstitbly the
most vk)lcnce-prooe,,nght-wlng
group operating in the country
This
Is
today.- be said.
The FBI afeo
kK^^ing for
^
Baker
Tflux
BakernUL
irial
Hie Order
war battle.
is **an crfEshoot
or
Tmw
Nm York TkTM
Tht Wtf
Th
CNc^o TftMjne
The
Lw AngcAss TJmw
Th
Christian
USA Today
Sc^<^Morttor
,,
gM
t violeoce-pnme fadioQ" el
the Aryan Nations, which
claims to have 6,(KK) sympathlz-
Street Joum*l
De^
JL^
-'
V
,
0-350
(Btv.
6-6^1)
.juc
ti iiii
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r-.i-^*iww
CO
nowspcpw^, cy and
rtiftfl.)
Denver Post
f 4c- at Ct^^^'^r
''^
r^^-^a^a
Denver,
E^^o^)_
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p.
1-A
CO
2/i1/B5
^:
Edition:
Vast dragnet
TM:
Chirac1r:
or
dissmcttkm:
Denver
SubrrWmno Office:
Indexing:
eyLooteKixttr
come
West
:i
Tbe
<rfafl
is
a neo-Nazi dan ^
mi
FBI.
'
chinf-gun fire.
^On Feb. 7, Pierce was indicted f^ planning a bMup at the
main Brink's vault in San Francis-
^
roacsl takeover of tbe
United
0.
wm
xam^
toreey.
I^CTver iljce are eqtJsBy M;^(^^ed. Tfesr rt^ent tteosry I tte
that Fmt^
Berg ^>mk3<te
tj^te ^hsr ii^hNa^ telim^g to
ciQed Ibe Order wc^e i
i^
a dan
Of the
four, Ptarce
nA Ddivcr
i^^^tit^;^y :tesM
the
mswer
part te pr&being
v^aA, Fmc& from fenowtng ^sft^re
tbey are, said one a^istant US.^'
A{^
U^mtpOm cosrf^tersles
^ In
b^lsl-
^tm^A
ft
tbe
^*ite
^ffeamcM
isspt aecret, fa
ftte
of several
**ftt
CQberl ft^
'
sM timX te a^^d^
FBI
stes lire ^aq;^ 1^^
agents who are investigating. the
Order. Are they hit bsls? **! think
thftt Is probata ft reascmable assumption**' Gilbert saML
Cubert spent five years Id
San
V,
ao.
tavalveBCfltieried
Denver
Daw
Y"**^
1^^y^SS^
Panncater
G)irge Ds^sy
Baadfl^
aSelaiiE'i'
Blattow's
home to boy
denied any
tte
Mtlfee^s. Gary
II.
and
tasunaoe from a
Badcets life of Nelradtt agMt
signed
WtaSe some of the grwip
to tbe
policies
150.000
thor
vcr
famlUes of other
Mathews signed his over to WiltomBefce and John Irdand^f
^'
tjooaJJffiaoce.
h^
1^
He w&s apray^
fired
tvm a
with buDets
IiA.C 10 submachine
Deavo' police
>0Q
eiqilved.
pteCl:d
shooting. Yaibroogh
gnilly Friday to 11 of 11 charges
Bers
tf
assume that
began
an ta-
dirges ^i
^Mlfl^at FBI ag^its wbe&JL;y
aAproached him at his house.
Bergs
iIob July If. a month after
the
reiivaafes
t^'o
*.
'
'
data
an hh
Shortly after that robbery,
group,
the
within
fbrmant. placed
the
taiformatim to
nents
FBI
began
gi^
said.
had the Ug mouth." be
Mathews implicaled himseU in the
two armored car heists and a feank
(obbery in December 1S63.
He also put himself and Ftsr^e
at the Berg ^noting scene.
However, Mathews* death in kte
KM
made the
more dif(icult
faivestigatiwi
CKcwcakcMd
h^neTHe
FsBs, l<asa.,
life
wing orguiatioii
subject, h^,
taivotvenMnt tat t&e
erwBVerpobce as a
*^"i
only logical to
drawtaigtoadose.**
Pierce was reported to have
been on WMdbey Island about <he
time of the afaoottatg. bat waint
oSSpositesliwAtaSetilej.
wkemflence among ewe rownnay bsve bees made A|ni
Sm
tt Is
mud
thing
thare's a tot
oo]y
we
had.**
However,
^3&ce
CorsmdbyFBI
agents ccs^red
00 Nov.
Mathews awl Yarbrou^ in a PeertliEi, Ore., Bsotel
taed
tat
wi^
guntaltia ea-
Yaricruyg^ wt-s
ccjs-
.^.
25
D-350rtov. 6-B-61)
V.
nwspitf)ef.cltym5stit.)
(Mount Cippno
in
Spc Betow)
3/9/85
Oae:
Edteon:
SMMW
itoleD
tfteflBdly aaivcred
pftynil tD D underground neo-Nazi
vl^te Kt^tranadat |ptH> known as
Tbfr Order.
Ackk Lm
ceived.
B. Davenport sakl.
Usas Oftoney
dbikiren.
Mr. Daveo-
psrt^id.
to
TKJa:
fliain
Crwacter:
or
192B-86
Ctasfficatton:
Submiwno Otce:
Kansas City
tuiexino:
Join Lamp, VS. attorney for eastern Washington, aaid additional federal charges may be fBed a^aizist
Mr. Nortoa in I<kabo, taA be woutdnt
daborat^.
drfivery woa2d
d^
FBI DOJ
^^
^ ..^^^.w^.^.^
handM
They
of
new
_
oiAhe
.^.
Kahl the
^-^"^
.i
up
^f
Whidbey
tkms.*TTu$
is
The Turner
b free.**
FBI has
priority
crimaixsdudingbaiLinndannored-cuxit^
nmoD-ad
of
lightof automatic-weapons fire, the agents
gun
ensuing
the
In
flares.
with
house
ed the
bttk, a fire broke out, igniting ammunition
kw-cnforccment oc^nmunity.**
ZOG: Violence has always been a
stockpiks.Malhcwswa$bumedtodeath.A
of
arsenal
t^t^ .
an *
revealed
bomtt i^vcaic
inc nomo
d'tbc
search cs
ficarcn
and
a
anomunition
and
ejaJosivcs
weapons,
docu^t dated Nov. 25, 19S4, entitled
ex-Declaration d" W&r." It called for the
and
congressmen
agents,
of federal
new
^w. The
tvv*vs^ stores.
firtbombcd
of u
rubble w
mc rwwK
m the
in
-- rr
extremists. TiadiindividualsWack
were
victims
tkmaDy.
men swinging from the oottonwoods, Jews
tod of right-wing
government,
urtxich
it
calls tbe
^U^
2C^^
The
lodMsandthe1)eheading"ofinfonnantfr
^coadBdrf,*l^thebattkbegin.**
dnmk
ectttion
Thctet&filresdyhas.Thecxtremeright
revolutionary arm. It emfcas grown a i^e^
and survivalists,
supremacists
Wm^^rfiiu
SsSSy'T^^'^^JS
SSbSew^MdnKamprbthe book
tost
m number, tley
WW. Iv>ly
known
as Identhy.
or in
a
occasions riflemen are pcrdbed
lower catwalk above die fdd where
the U5. flag flies akngride the Confederate flag, the Bonnie Bhe and tbe
Nazi swastika. In tbetiny cburdi of*
fice, ttadcs of hate hterature are ptkd
beside souvenir tie claQ)S,beh bttddes
of the Silent
Brotherhood, a breakaway faction of
the Aryan Nations white-supremacy
group, and has arrested 1 8 rfits members and associates in the last several
months ak>Qe. Brotherhood disdpk
Gary Lee Yarbrough was convicted
made a top
gj^^E^S^J^*^
"
'^ on
to
and
w.T^ .JUusOiiIy*''Afosnlbooie
Cbv
the
equahty."
The undergirding oTButler's teaching is Identity theology, a movement
founded in 1946 by Ku Khix Klan
organizer Wesley Swift. lu doctrines
argue that Jesus Christ was an Aryan,
not a Jew, that the lost tribes of Israel
were the Anglo-Saxon and other Aryan rsces, that the Umted Sutes ts
therefore the Promised Land, and
that Jews should be destroyed as the
children of Satan, identity recognizes tlmt now wc*re tesd. We don*t
have to {day pansy with Jews over
hcre,-explains Robb. Swift, whodied
in 1970, prophesied in the early *50s
thatsoon **these will not beaJewintbe
United Sute-Huid by that I mean a
lewthatwillbeabletowalkortalk.E^ah: Identity attrecu a strange
mix of i^)OStles and many variations
on its theme. William Potter Gale, a
former colonel who served under
m^
Oftlif.
In
*l>amn
aermcm be
rig^t Pffl teaching vickncd God said
ecwstetcr.Todaywewethcewliscwun^ you*re gonna do it that way. It*s rbout time ^
gel vk>lent.
outof the government Togooutand shoot a somebody is tdling you to
one
tstp&d
Tc^
^'trJSi?;'-.;;.XN;s>"s^
<" '''^**
rflqr wb** P<*Je
,rith this coonoy. If the tiaJton
W$hin|toiL"
""^
tries
of bate
it
the A,yn
Njtt^
;^;^i^^^^.^j^^
nana,
phooe Bumbcn.
etr-b-
dditttes,
NewSWeck
"
Page 23
March 4, 1985
i.-iA.i^ii.'*i'.,^^,
vf^
.
vJ< bowever.
e* Bambenooevoy damn Jew nM)imX.ie.
ihis&ni-YetGtledeplofesButkr't-Nazi
aftproM^." On the other hand. Kehh Gilbert found Butler not Nazi enough. Gilbert,
who lervtd five years in San Quentin for a
plot to eiplode 1.400 pounds of dynamite
dS^a'SSbi^wSiSLm^
B'naiB^rith. started his Restored Church of
.
. _ J-1
.-.
.k
U'^.^P...**!..
JesttsChrist in Post Falls, Idaho. Hcprwch
the
that Hitler was the rcancantation
t)dongs
ccof^iet Ehjah, that Tilcin
iathcBiblicalcanon and that May Irf
.
Kampr
siais
nmounccment of
Hitler's
death
begin
_A*.. 99
oesxrocDon.
terrible
day
**tbe
inll
-a_--*_
of
b central to
US. government;
other times it*s the communist menace sur|P^ up &om Mexico or down
from Can*^* In any case, the troops
axe making themselves ready. The
Christian-Patrioes Defense League,
"Mo-Ark
wpknce
is
pmd
^^
"lb
ELAINE SHANNON
..
that right-wing
wiD escalate. There young, voymtdhgent white Aryan peq>Ie who are Starting to
is
jails.
ing Hst.
denied the right to practice Identity doctrine or to have visits from an Identity minister. ^*Ckn you imagine?*' says Gilbert. **We've'got a guy on death row in Ohio
McinKampr,Authorities in
^.r^XT "iT.m-
TOmmgacowaeonastateofwaragamsttJ*?
tS^Jrvernment.- says David Lehrer,
w^:^^**f *^^^^
fine
ADL
goes fsanfesr,
tel&ing about** The
d^arging that at a meeting last year at Stc^
^^
mouuu^^^
hItU^ tn
nte, eosoe riiht-wing kaders dedckd to
ttSs^ vfe&sat, rgi^atioaary tactrcs. The
FSrsRevdl would say only that ^e are
nwartd'sttd amtcsing.**
^>^^^ This is the start of another
wxtdi tfUDt,** arfues Robert Mile^ a former
ipand dxagOD and DOW pastor of the
Mountasii Chorcfa in Coboctah. Mich.
KKK
ii^Miia;wlK>sermSsixyearsinfedend prison
to t^ow tq> adKwl buses shortly
|%^^git^i^ii^ bi^ng was tobefin in
i^Krt^
.......
ation,ftlotofdiscu8sion,-btiK>
Mlielom^
wrth.''
thcsnsdves in every
.^<^^,^^^fft^^^
tremely dangerous in the past. Ironically,
U^tedSutes(oreven,saystheADL*sIrwtn
Soall, ''to the government of Hayden Lake,
Idaho**) tt cannot te measured by numbers
itt
Wttfainsicm
M9 (Rev. 4-26-63)
"
NEWS UPDATE
made weekend news
member of a violent white
uprcmadst organization, was arrested FHday by FBI
-~^
^eats in Spokane. We^
.Stories that
The New
The
W^
Yort^
Times
Stroat Journal
Ths
Scief>Ge Monttor
nScief>GeM<
Christisn
USA Today
tm
t)
t^
UM Murder b Chetf
BOISE. Idaho. <:* i,<"")rSft
Friday ttat
Idaho Statesman ,POrtd
killedtort beawe
wS^ waskeep
about The Or-
be could not
aer.
Wayne Manis.
an^LL g"*
tot May
Mr. West'J disappeatn
treated
being
not say tt was a
that the bureau would
neo-Naiis.
mung by
2f^^
IbeWaB
Street
ff^2<
Joumil
Chrtstian
Scienc* Mooter
USATodty
'
i^'^^r.-
Cite
lOtTSs^^::j^*K^^-^-'./^?'''-^^-^-^
M 9 (Rtv. 426-83]
tM AD
vO
c.
tc
A4.Unrs.
Cf . w*.
iMsIt
June in wiijch s doxen men with auFwScral tomatic weapons took $3.6 million from
as armored car at Ukiah, Calif. 11^
agents iove^tigatiQg en firmed kk^^
^Federal anthoriti^ have arrested ^v*
Nazi groap that stoie nx>re than $4 milcnl members oi the OrxSer and are
fioo to finaaoe a "war*' ai^Unst the
Unhed Sutes have arrested more than seeking others.
Aoomling to an affidavit filed hi con30 people hi aemi lUtes. Bm
nection with a request for a search waraccots have ncovetwl littk cf the
of
moaey aDd axe still g^theriiig evideooe rant, the authorities bdieve much
the
money may have been put in
'oD^ither augpec ts
on a
Tbey are teeing key figures in the aafe^leposit booces or secreted
purchased by a
Btfop after arrests and tndictmexxts in farm at lone. Wash.,
man the affidavit calls the "banker"
AlatiazDa. California. Idaho, Montana,
Order.
Htm Madoo, Oregon and Wa riitngtoft lor the affidavit,
prepared by James
The
VemtMts dr the group, known as the
Biothertmd, have Davis of the ^nkane office of tbt
Oi4er0r tiM
F.B.I., was based on information from
beffk ttxdced to anned robberies off
^^mwAr< snd armored cars. counterf^V fivennformers, including two wtio are
said to have participated in the Ukiab
htt, anned attadcs on Federal officials
robbery.
_
anf the kOllng of Alan Berg, host of a
HOUSTON, March 2
AO LIS .
ABl. Dk.:
Atf.
Cmc AO linr. ^
last
^en
&km
Denver
talk tfsow.
outstde
lfa( fatal shooting of Mr. Berg
ULDenver home last Jtme 18.
^^ata
G* 10 a QrmASmy
Seattle.
The Jury is k)oking into the possibility of a broadly based rightist eactrem-
cmTvesnent
d^cated
to eLrmed as-
%piuh ^1 tS^ Govenun^sl, ^;;?^c^ tSs^ estxemists maintain has l)een taken over
by Jews.
AsKing those caDed t^fdre the ^ry,
^^
a eour^ ci^De to t^
(pij^, ^pas Rkhard Girat Butler,
yaais oAd. bettd of the Aryan Fiatkssa. a
large neo^tiaxi group bittod in Baytfceo
Lake, Idaho.
The aooTxae said Mr, Butler had been
aAed about his reUtionrirfp with some
Order members who were tn or had
accordtii:^ to
tht
tM
Oa
for 94
t^
HMUtton
One informer said more thsn n
mil-
Bcs dc^lars was delivered to the "banker" *to be secreted on his farm until
^
seeded.*'
An Assistant United Sutes Attorney
te Seattle said only about $110,000 taken
SaaTCh
activittes.*'
mbtoi^
BSUaa
^'On h." the message says, *nhe toaciindon will inchide the words, *not
the first nor the last." the network was
^^<irtiidi be has said has as many as 6.000
oet sp by Louis Beam, a Ka Klux
Klansman affiUat^d vtth the Aryan
HatiOQS.
f^fs tsJkskitxim tusxiSss and armored cars by
< membfss of the Onte to finaztce tlietr
fas
aflVDsd to turn over
mcmbei ship
list.
~V7
TT WashSngton Tlroas
Oaay News (New Yofkj
ThsNswYcrtcrsT>ss
ThaWi*StraetA>omaJ
The Chicago Tr>uM
The Los Angeles Times
The Chrtsti.Science MooRor
USATodsy
C^ite
^..a^I
FOe
AL
-Fsyoa
)-350(Bev. 5-8^1)
,.^,^^ <^.Ct.^
(l.,JLttpaoc.nmtor
newspiper. cfynde.)
The
Seattle
Seattle,
(Mount acping
in
Space B6towl
presence
dp
MMcrlmas
to
a series of
^bce teesi It^&l
mq)renudst grcup.
rhicfa
t^ tbt
(9
among
^ Rc^jmt
ootert. to be
Edtoon:
hftve
vtute-
3/3/85
0-0:
autfaortties to
w^
!Trt^
BRINK BOB;
Mfithe^sTE,
J.
B-1
Times
WA
et al
a nadonal
orfanizatkn uting
tactks to ftnance vaileus
white-supremacy groupa. A ptaa to
unterground
spans U.S.
fuermU
jChtrctr:
or
lOOA-33198
Ctosification.
TtfMa
Submtting Office:
staff raportar
Seattle
last
quietly on the
Ktmmeir and sknrty
Indexing;
iDOvad west*
recnitt new-^
robberies;
Itself and to
tooptaimed tte
Order
1*6
beconke iovolved b tiie pursuit d S^. Akilthe wy.
the
The Order, a Northwest-based, SSitoStioi of Jwre wd other nfaonties and
mBUcD was
taken.
So far. It people have been
arrest^ to eig^t sutes on a
variety cf charges. Warrants cost
for wrmal ftjtgtttvea. some of
i&Dtilies remaiD aecr^.
Aisd late fast week, the FBI
oonfins^ that it is treattog the
disapp^Lrance o( an Idaho man as
mimkr &fid to cocmectksi with
Tte (^^^r.
Use levaTtlf^ttei
betteres tMt former
Wahcr
larl West,
tMared &sii
I^
42, f?ho
bm^
dimp^
i^car
lto
moDgS'KomjBml Cou^
May, wm murdersd, gaid
"Aryan lace."
Last December en Whidbw W..
mcomd an daht-page "Dectaratkm of War* that
rise of tbe
Itef^
t^
kit
Ag^
iTAleaeL
unUeetS*
Waat
teva been riato bacauK be
eoiiid not keep secreti about The
may
Order.
S^
".
t>2^,**
^^^T-
'^
ine
Coojfress,
declaration addresses members of
them of betrayal in Vietnam, bserv*en
tJlowing tbe Soviet Union to ffiin
fcecusine
SlSs.^
to tbe
Eimirfy
dedaistjon says of coagressroiaj.
y9i fwung
^;
^ clU
lawmakers. It ys that
Id additjon to feraatening
Goverament oi
Ooamatioo
Zkmist
"ant of tbe
enemy.
Srth toerica" will be "eoSdered to be our
tate it upon theirsdf (lie) tocjp^
willfully and actively we coorider to
-
bv
r^yoSewS
ii
b^SiJany.
mortal enemy."
.^ "..
^
Traitors will hunted like <te, tbe wf,MiL
begin.*
tlwtotte
Whh these thing? Slid; let
be
oiir
TpWcral
m^
Mt
mAxiaatitka BI
prosecutor
^^fO^^VJ^ ^S^LS^,
em>ot
,ys refer to
a criminal^BntKpriae"
aet
up
to
be political Rvdutioa.
^s.
Is bdieved by
and
30
between
to5f*
authorities to have
.j.,^
aeekingttwe
^OBdals emphastae that they are Aryan
Nations
comSmStted crimes, not the
4hohave
confinn or
Churdiits^.
W^ymmptnad
of.the
As appears on copy.
FBI DOJ
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Meoben
of
tevSto
summer
ma^^
of
^ w^
is bdbevedtohave
iatdi b Bnice CarioU Pierce.
Mathews
over the reins of Tbe Order after
Ska
o %i
tSmS.
from
B for
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'J
in
to Mathews' Eastern Wadiington home
inwraaoe
tlie
County,
Oreille
Pend
Falls,
Metaline
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"
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Randoteh George Duey. and
tor
each of the five men. Mathews, who bouaht two
ash.
himsdf. paid tor at least four <tf the poUK^ in
Duey listedthe wfves of Mathews and Yartmuah as
Si beneficiaries, while Mathews listed '^flliam
Pierce" and "John Irdand" as his benefidaries.
nd
uS
government tateods to
tt ianl cotein where the
prosecute the suaects. "hough Seattle
office here oecmies
but they aiel^optongKateg Ukdy choice. The U.S. attorney's
for neo-Naa
to omfirm It. but defense attorneys
chances
to
in
that they have
said
robbenes
have
here
cistody
in
aimord<ar
suspects
tSt fimmion takffl in two
blStokl by Seattle federal proaecutore that a
,^_,^--.
WaAingtoo and California last year.
"Mccowrted racketeering indictoent Is coming.
remains
money
of
amount
San
Rsdieteering charges also could be brought
will be. saw a iicto^
far an?^>ably always
have
OrfCT
has
The
to
linked
money
the
SST^SSorities believe much of
iast Ji^t
^2m acojssd of paitidpating
tno*.
armored
Brink^s
of
a
tfec^
iiUllionrbtoBiy
that
^^"l^waiiants indicate
people, some of whom also have been charwd
.2fhS^1an^om6bUes and peiwjoal consTOCT
the
case, have been <*Mgod
fet the SanFrandsoo
partiopotingBJ
att<Bcy*8 <^5ce in Saattle with
Continental Annwed
last' April's $500,000 robbeiy of a
seMsa
uxSS^wests
Sn^emmenfs
off^S^S^-SSi^
Ato
FrwSS^ere U iS^
*'^^S^ ^Si
Co
MS
Tranv>ri
tnickjfct Nortfagate.
n*5rsta^
"^^pfeiample. three vehicte uMd.by
S^^cSlt^
to
a'Ste
envelope. "thorWes
Enid.
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lakl to
r-n, Gary
*^^
Lm Yifbrough
f*<}6rl otficar in
OrMon. Alw
ino
charoed with thai lX).000 rc^
^sry of a Continsntal Arnrac^a
Transport
in
Inc.. trucii
10. 1985.
kana.
oi
^^. @^ w ba ehfirgsd<^a
^fe^'8 armorod Irt^
Uldrti |eb.
in Ulda!*.
en JJhr
jrrW
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Oanvar
i*
i^iSi-"-
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II.
iw
mWcwlw
'
'.in
.Orapon. ^^4
last^.
7.19e5.lnKaliPl.,^
pta.OOO
liontana. Charoad m
fe
o2ltJt^*!L
after the fact for
an aoceaaory
V. BmWS5. 28.
aAndrgf^
Florida, arrartad Jan.
>lt!i
^"
m Spokjwa.
Spo^*
OuJ\J5b. m coatody m
Noj^
Jan. 7. 1985.
CcSf.,
ideology
-[l25.ofNorthport.Ala..
'
Taatad near there Jan
kana.lormw^fO^PWlaj
I
charM
rr-v
ajnOya^.ofSpo-
Muitina
-f-
ct
8.
yathew*
JjMam-
also
was
cu^o^ ^ **>"
20.1983.ndthe44.000
rr-v
Montana.
5B^ "1^
of
a Continantai
Ar-
.rwwportmc., truck on
ch16.1984.NorTislsln
m Alabama:
i
\
'.
!6mlooUWahJob.lncua>dy in Utontana.
23
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-s-
O
r--n
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y
^"
rwted
or thr Jan.
^"
ILSJ
33.
jail
.irru Thomas
^^
Saattla.
Whereabouts
unltftown.
ITIA
1*Sm
^^
1965.
Chvged
$360,000 bond
island, arrested
7. 1964. Fugitive
tt^re on Dec.
in Florida.
about 30 miles
pouth of Albuquerque.
kt Belen. N.M..
^m(stepeonofMert(is)
moSTacentiy of Whld*ey Island, arrested thereon
b&c. 7. 1034. Charged with
Charged with
gWMfatee^
kM tolas
being
in Seattle.
powew-
md
with
identification
an accessory after the
^"
m^
m^
m S^
C^fomla.
cteoo. to ctntody
rr-TL Suianna Hwnilton. 27.
1141 of Boies. (Sharon MarM'a daughter) arrested
flMN) Jtn. 18. 1965. Chargad
wRh receiving stolen property,
hi
^"
Alien Martinez.
^^ bey
UUah
part of
m custody b)
Crtfa.50.ofBoise.
nft anastad
mefe Jan. 18,
led ifiara
<
Known warrams
outstand-
Oenvw.
k\ Philadelphia, also
wanted
tor
E^
m Eastern Wa8hlr>gton. te
charged with the
Seattte n^aberies,
Cmiffih
end
m ^ &&
San Frandsco.
Frvik Sliva of Loa Angeles,
charged with participating in
vault in
'^^
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critic
mmmk,
=-
m
^V
raP
rMons
of God,^ at 1:30
Wednesday on
WMAQOi. 5, is an exjj^
t^
camp run by a
paramilitaiy ouasi-Christian organization caUed the Covenant,
Sword and Arm of ths hard and, in
am)thr sequence, stow a p^rwn
in a Ku Klux Klan bat working a
video display terminal.
hsmsas
From
bigots
up "a
that,
^ey
argue that
In street
gang
to better
activity in support
America
Right."
be fbreanned."
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llUrch 4 trial: An iodictment
t^dnst Susan Lisa Rosenberg.
Elunk, 27,
29, and Timothy
will iK)t be dfemissed, says a
federal
judge.
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AMt. DW.:
Cri. In**
Hangs HimseH
in
Idaho Jail
mer member
Eugeoe T.
fCioerk^ 22,
who was
ex-
Canyirood,
officials said.
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