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14 Santa Cruz Sentinel Friday, January 9, 1976 1 Weather Underground Fugitive Capture EAGLE'S XT DANCING the University of Wisconsin campus. The Weather Underground, called the Weatherman when it broke off from SDS in 1969, has claimed responsibility for several bombings around the country, but not the Wisconsin the University of Delaware, where he had been active in Students for a Democratic Society. The SDS was active in campus demonstrations by students who demanded that the Army Mathematics Research Center in Sterling Hall be moved off Where Everyone Goes To Hove Fun! Good Orchestra Music for your Dancing Pleasure 913 Pacific Avenue, Santa Cruz BREAKFAST SERVED SUNDAY, JANUARY 1 1, 1976 9:00 A.M. to 1 :00 P.M. 222 Market Street DONATION $1.75 The New Riverside Lounge Jan.

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David Sylvan Fine, once a member of a campus radical group that spawned the revolutionary Weather Underground, waived a removal hearing here Thursday, one day after his arrest. U.S. Magistrate Richard Goldsmith set bail at $1 million and ordered Fine returned to Wisconsin to face federal charges of sabotage, destruction of property and interstate flight to avoid prosecution. Fine also is charged with murder in a Wisconsin warrant stemming from the bombing. An anonymous tip from someone who recognized Fine from a wanted poster led FBI agents to a rented room where the slightly built 23-year-old apparently lived alone, federal Is Patty Hearst a (A 3J Cl 8:30 p.m.

to 1:30 a.m. Don McCaslin Trio SUNDAY DDR BALLROOM DANCING authorities said. "It is reasonable to presume he was a member of the Weather Underground," said Assistant U.S. Atty. S.

Steele Langford. "He has been underground for six years." Fine and three other persons were indicted in the Aug. 24, 1970, bombing of the U.S. Army Mathematics Research Center on the University of Wisconsin campus in Madison. Research physicist Robert Fassnacht, 33, was killed and four other persons were injured in the blast, which caused an estimated $6 million in damages to the building housing the center and the university physics department.

Karleton L. Armstrong, 27, pleaded guilty on Sept. 28, 1973, to state charges of second-degree murder and arson and was sentenced to a maximum of 23 years in prison. His brother, Dwight Alan Armstrong, 24, and Leon Frederick Burt, 27, have eluded capture. Fine was arrested Wednesday in San Rafael, 18 miles north of here, after being identified through lengthy questioning and comparison of his teeth to dental charts.

He had been using the alias William James Lewes, the FBI said. The arrest was not announced until Thursday. Langford said Fine had been living in the San Rafael area since August and had registered at the College of Marin for some courses, which he later dropped. Fine, who told authorities he had been working as a warehouseman, rented a room at a house for $150 a month. "No bombs or munitions were found there, but I cannot discuss what was found there," Langford said.

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