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kinciC.mibyk Efmmmm i i -rO Ji varv-r 'V 5 -t -V it vi IT l. 4W I w4- 'jV -v J. i -tr A ii I i ir i ii i II inn imn "A th Li IX II 1 Life magazine photo copyright Time Inc. Guardsmen open fire during 1970 shootings at Kent State University. Yesterday, seven former and one present guardsmen were indicted.

hissed HhmitiSM Sksvbas 3 T3P-I Cleveland, March 29 (UPI) Eight men one present Ohio national guardsman and seven former guardsmen were indicted by a federal grand jury today, charged with violating the civil rights of four Kent State University students who were slain on the campus in 1970. i I- J. u. t-. -r.

i All the defendants were accused of "willfully assaulting and intimidating demonstrators on the Kent State University campus May 4, 1970, by firing in their direction and violating their constitutional rights not to be deprived of liberty without due process of law." The indictments laid all de fendanta at the time were menv tort of the National Guard, act inir under the laws of the State of Ohio. cases when death results, any term of years or life imprisonment. The guard was called to the Kent State Campus May 2, 1970, by Gov. James A. Rhodes at the request of Kent Mayor Leroy Satrom, following disorders and property damage in downtown Kent and the burning of the ROTC building on the campus.

The grand jury probe was the culmination of efforts ljy families of the students killed led by the Arthur Krauses to obtain a federal investigation. The federal action had been vetoed in 1071 (ContinutJ on peg 26 col. 3) Indicted were former Lawrence A. Shafer, 28, other persons who were wounded during the 13-second burst of guard gunfire. Allison Krause, 19, of Pittsburgh; William Schroeder, 19, Lorain, Ohio; Sandra Scheuer, 20, Youngstown, Ohio, and Jeffrey Miller, 20, Plainview, N.Y., were killed.

The maximum penalty if convicted on the basic charge is one year and a $1,000 fine and, in Kavenna, Ohio; James D. AlcGee, 27, also of Ravenna; William E. Ferkins, 28, Canton. Ohio; Jamea E. Pierce, 29, Amelia Island.

Ralph W. Zoller, 27, Man- AP Wlrephoto; copyright Valley Daily New Mary Vecchio kneels over Kent State student during 1970 shootings. tua, Ohio; Barry W. Morris, 29, Kent, Ohio, and Leon II. Smith, IL0 to nay city, umo.

The present guard member Indicted was Matthew J. McManus, 28, West Salem, Ohio. Three Counts The eight were members of guard units ordered to the Kent State campus to quell an antiwar demonstration growing out of the U.S. Invasion of Cambodia. The three-count indictment also charged the guardsmen with violating the civil rights of nine INDEX TO FEATURES By FRANK VAN RIPER Washington, March 29 (News Bureau) President Nixon, bowing to pressure from both the courts and Capitol Hill, surrendered today additional evidence that Watergate Special Prosecutor Leon Jaworski had sub- penaed from the President The move marked at least the third White House ca Charles McHarry 26 Obituaries 12 pitulation in the face of Watergate subpenas.

It averted a most certain conviction in the Senate. There was no formal announcement of the White House decision to honor Jaworski's subpena. Presidential Press Secretary Ronald L. Ziegler, apparently trying to play down the decision, walked from his private office into the White House Press Room and told random groups of reporters who were preparing to accompany Nixon to Florida for the weekend, "The White House will 3C providing the materials re-jueted." Ziegler did not mention the word subpena," nor did he elab- (Cmntinumd mm pg 0 Co, t) iiiiiiniiiniiiitiiiiiiii uiirtrniiii i imuwi Liiii i ''Hmt illegal Nixon campaign contributing, came after an initial White House attempt to ignore the Jaworski subpena drew dire warnings from Capitol Hill Republicans, including Senate GOP Leader Hugh Scott The warnings to the President politically explosive legal confrontation between the White House and the prosecutor which threatened to erupt as Bridge hy Goren Bun nest Classified Crossword Editorial Page FamHylivinj) Horoscope Jumbte Movies 3J 20 27 13 17 14 22 9 24 People's Voice Phil Pepe Sports Trteater TV Radio Or. Van Oellen 17 31 28 21 10 13 the House Judiciary Committee continued its impeach ment investigation.

While what was being supplied Comci was not disclosed, a White House messenger delivered the materi five hours after Nixon decided to honor a grand-jury subpena for txtra evidence. The agreement to turn over the evidence believed relating to and his men were said to have been blunt: Either comply with) the subpoena or face certain im- peachment by the House and al- Comics Paget 22, 35 Berry's World 13 lolly 34 Louie Moon Mullins On Stage als, wrapped in brown paper, to I the prosecutor at 5:15 p.m., just MARCH 1974 TtMPIRATURII IN NIW YORK Max. 34 at 12:01 a.m.) Mln. 27 at :45 a.m. Hlh4nt Itila SaM.

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