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16-A THE MIAMI NEWS July 19, 1972 Viet vets jailed on contempt freed after hearing ordered fill Gunite POOLS' MMSw i "Price or Quality" -fcSZS (NOT A PACK TYPE OR BLOCK POOL) inmTTMISl OEIC SO. FLO RID I Bl I I I I 0 remain In jail in Tallahassee on charges stemming from the grand jury probe. The three Scott Camil of Gainesville, John Kniffin of Austin, and Peter Mahoney of New York City have been held on $25,000 bond each since Friday, when they were indicted along with three others for allegedly conspiring to violently disrupt the Republican convention, One of the other three indicted veterans, Donald Perdue of Hollywood, surrendered to the U.S. magistrate in Dade County Monday and is being held on $25,000 bond at Dade County Jail. Of the other two, Alton Foss, Dade County VVAW coordinator, was freed from Dade County Jail last Friday after putting up his Hialeah home in lieu of $25,000 bond.

William Patterson of El Paso, is still at large. Foss was arrested and jailed in Dade yesterday on narcotics charges. Sell It With All Day Classified vened to investigate the group's plans for protests at the Republican National Convention in Miami Beach next month. Six of those 23 were indicted Friday on federal charges of planning to disrupt the GOP sessions by using automatic weapons, firebombs, fried marbles, wrist-rocket slingshots and crossbows. The four refused to testify before the grand jury last week, arguing that the entire probe was illegal.

After a court hearing, the four were found in contempt and were sent to jail for 18 months or the duration of the grand jury probe whichever was shorter so long as they continued to refuse to testify. Attorneys for the four appealed the sentences on the grounds that a full hearing was not afforded the verer-ans, that the questions they refused to answer were not read into the record, and that the judge did not make a finding on whether the veterans should be required to answer the specific questions they were asked. Three other WAW leaders By ROBERT B. STULBERG Miami Niwi Rtperttr Four anti-war veterans I last week in Tallahas-see for contempt of court are free today after the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Orleans ordered a lower Tcourt judge in northern Flori- Ida.

to rehear their cases. 11 The four veterans, all lead- crs of the Vietnam Veterans 'Against the War, walked out -xjf Leon County Jail hours 'after Judge John R. Brown wade the ruling. U.S. Attorney 'jack Carrouth, who prosecut-d the cases in Tallahassee, 'said last night a new hearing "will be held next Tuesday.

I The four WAW leaders are Wayne Beverly, Austin, VVAW coordinator, John Chambers, St Peters-, liurg VVAW coordinator; Bruce Horton, a member of the Gainesville WAW staff; and Jack Jennings, an executive officer of the Gainesville VVAW office. The four were among 23 leaders subpenaed "two weeks ago to testify before a federal grand jury in '-Tallahassee which was con MLS Vet leader arrested on narcotics charge Get a bonus for only 3C when you buy one of these house paints! I LATEX in house paint I QOO. ASONr AND MtlAL W05 I house raint yi v'' p'i) Alton Foss, 25-year-old coordinator of the Dade County chapter of the Vietnam Veterans Against the War, has been arrested by Metro Deputies and charged with possession and sale of narcotics. Foss, who also was arrested here on federal charges last Friday, was seized at his home in Hialeah at about 3:30 p.m. yesterday and placed in Dade County Jail.

Last Friday night, Foss was arrested by federal agents after he and five other VVAW leaders were indicted by a federal grand jury in Tallahassee for allegedly conspiring to violently disrupt the Republican convention in Miami Beach next Imonth. Foss was released on the federal charge Friday evening after he put up his home, at 5415 E. 45th Hialeah, in lieu of $25,000 cash bond. Metro police officials said yesterday that the arrest on drug charges was unrelated to the federal case and was in no way time to coincide with the federal grand jury indictment, which names five others. The police sources said the arrest on the drug charges was based primarily on evi- dence gathered by two police undercoverr agents who had infiltrated the Dade chapter of the WAW and allegedly purchased three tabs of LSD from Foss at his home July 1.

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