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0 1.0 I he Salt lake Tribune, Thursday, August 21, t8 Sub to Serve lieus Spirit Mystery Man at Slaying Trial Storm CoIIn Kill 5 Inmates Lawmen Free 9 Prison Hostages was slain in a street fight last (lit J8 Did you by chance or oth ei wise shoot officer Frev7 asked Newtons attoiney, Chailes dairy, after present mg McKmnev as a 1 itness I refuse to answei on giounds it would tend to in criminate me responded MtKinnev, who appeared to be in his ill- OAKLAND (AP) A gan glmg N'egio who said lie was the long sought mysleiy man made a suipn.se apjieaiance Wednesday at Black Panther Huey Newtons tual in the slaying of a white policeman The witness, Gene A. Mi Kinney, answered yes when asked if he was the passenger in the car with Newton when while officer John Frey EST PALM BEACH FLA (AD With the shatlenng of a bottle cont umng water from the seven seas Amen cas newest and heaviest research submarine was formally christened "Ben Franklin' Wednesday by a duect descendant of the scientist statesman. Speaking to more than 330 persons who attended the christening ceremony at the port of Palm Beach for the bus sized submarine, once known as simply the PM5, Rear Adm. 0. D.

Waters Jr oceanographer for the Navy, said "Information gleaned from the trip is of obvious military value. But it will also add to the increasing store of oceanographic data at the disposal of those private and public agencies interested in the contribution the ocean can make to our economic welfare, he add ad SANDBOXES necessary to release the hostages Koblentz and Koloski. weaty from lick of sleep, said they were not ceitain that the hostages would be safe from the blast. Bui "we bad to go and bung them out," Koblentz said Asked if he regietted using force, Koloski said I regret that the inmates did not respond to reasonable discussion. Then prociastination and unreasonable demands led us to it." The piisoners had attempt ed to squeeze out of autorities a long list of reforms.

They aned numerous complaints that included alleged mistreatment by guards, the need for a federal investigation of the prison, and the dismissal of 12 guards they called sadistic. Tins was at 12 10 pm Wednesday 15 Minute I Itiniatmu Koloski gae them 15 minutes to respond to his ultimatum When thev failed to produce the hostages at 2 45 a dynamite blast was set off at the outside wall of cells where the prisoners were held up A few seconds later another dy namite blast tore through the i oof of the cell block Officers sti earned into the gaping hole in the wall and others scaled down ropes from the roof Numerous rounds of gunfire, including bursts of automatic fire and shotgun blasts, were heard on the outside. Feared for Hostages Gov. James A. Rhodes authorized whatever force was 1 Inch.i dttp 4' 5', Includti 3 tocki of land.

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Another was believed critically injured when a wall fell on him. He was dug out of the rubble. Officers found one inmate with his throat slashed. His condition was critical and it was believed he had been assaulted by other inmates. The trouble had erupted at 10 a.m.

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