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sr i Bonser i Loses Appeal Weather The Forecist For 7 pm EST Tuesday Apr! 17 High temperatures who was fighting Not-trailers In his nudist csmp-liu lost his appeal before the state Supreme Court Now he may be going back to (ail Bonser 63 was appealing a lower court fecista to Jail him for contempt of court rhe Supreme Court upheld the contempt (hiding and said he had no right to hare ms National Weather Service NOAA US Dept of ComnTerce MonBarttnl if zoning laws Several yean igo he put six trailers on hta land without egally subdividing the land The town took lim to court and won Bonser was fined Bonser refused to pay the fine and last April a Rockingham County Superior 3ourt judge found him in contempt of court and sent him to jail He spent 70 days in jail until be was released penfflng the outcome of the Supreme Court decision Bonser is a member of a group calling it-self The group advocates a strict interpretation of theOmsUtutioU and stoutly maintains that the Constitution entitles someone to a jury trial in all legal proceedings -Bonser has maintained all along that zoning laws are unconsititu- Car driven by Wilder is being held as evidence at the state police garage on Hazen Drive WILDER- (Continued FYum Page J) Wilder an Australian native who was an electrical contractor and an avid surfer in Florida had some experience as a race car driver His death ended seven weeks of kidnapping rape and murder on the run which nadput nim at the top of the Most Wanted list The FBI said Wilder had been i ing one woman a day usually in i shopping malls The women were young ana pretty and some were enticed into accompanying Wilder by his promises to take their pictures for magazines and beauty contests He first came to national attention in March when the FBI in Florida confirmed that he was being sought in the disappear ances of three women and the kktoap-rape of another The police thought he had $50 -000 in cash a gun and a hunting knife Rosario Gonzalez 20 vanished on Feb samples at the Miami Grandfrbc! Wilder had raced there the day before finishing lice believed Wilder had reproached at least three other women before Korfman and he was also reported seen in Lake Tahoe want to date I want to meet and enjoy the company of a number of Wilder said in a videotape made for a Florida dating service in 1981 have a need to meet and socialize on a more wider basis than I have been People who knew Wilder said they had thought it strange that he have a steady girlfriend even though he was handsome and in good shape at six feet tall and 180 pounds Besides the Cadillac he owned-a Porsche and a fashionable home in Boynton Beach Ann Rule an FBI consultant on mass-murder cases said are not unusual among so-called serial killers 'V From Nevada Wilder went to the Los Angeles area where he is believed to have abducted Tina Marie Risks 16 in a shopping mall on nearby Torance on April 4 whom she left her in of catch up with At about into the was going across the gas some but we interrupted ana for him to him" said i What known exartly Wilder door of his gun When Then he headed east In Indiana last Tuesday Dawnette Sue Wilt 16 was abducted from a mall in Merrillville She told authorities that a man she identified as Wilder stuffed her into a car with Tina Risico whom he introduced as Tina Marie Wilder The three spot Tuesday night in Akron Ohio and Wednesday in Syracuse NY Watching TV in Syracuse they uw mother on the news pleading for her return Wilder hurtled 1 the women out of the hotel and into his car After driving away he dragged Wilt into the woods stabbed her ana left her for dead Three hours later Wilt was found walking along a road near Penn Yan NY She provided the police and the FBI with information about car and a description id Wilder That helped -authorities focus their investigation on the Northeast Three hours after Wilt was found a deliveryman 20 miles awy discovered the body i a Beth Dodge 33 in the Rochester NY suburb of Vidor She had been shot in the back of the neck and left in a pit Her car a 1982 Pontiac mlMlng On Thursday the Gougai from Texas was found three miles from' the gravel pit On Friday wallet was found in a trash can at a New York State Thruway rest area 100 miles east of Victor That morning Wilder put Risico on a plane in Boston Thenjie was believed to have abducted a woman (ran Wenham Mass a well-todo town on Boston's North Shore The woman escaped in Billerica by jumping out of the car at a stop sign Back in California several hours later Risico walked into a lingerie store in Her-mosa Beach and asked the assistant manager you heard about the gbl that Fronts: Cold1 The Forecast Warm There is a take boating adviaoiy in effect Rain heavy at times and windy this afternoon highs in the upper 40 Rain tapering off to shown tonight low around 40 14 Cl Mostly cloudy wrth scattered shawms tomorrow highe in paid terty night Local Data Highest tamp yaelarday 46 (7 C) Lowest tamp this morning 37 (3 C) Moon lamp yastanfey 42(6 Normal mean tamp 44 17 C) Cuceae in romp thia month 8 Warmest day this month 63(17 C)8di Coldest day this month 19 (-7 Ci 1st andStti Comparative temperatures: Higheet yesterday 86 (30 C) 1941 Lowest today 15 1 9 C) 1943 Degree Days yesterday 23 heating Total predp yesterday 07 Total predp this month 171 Excess of predp thia month -20 Sunrise tomorrow sm Sunset tomorrow 621 pm Length of dsy 13 hours 30 minuts Phase of moon last on the 22th Portsmouth tides tomorrow High 12:10 pm Lowr 5:58 am 6:13 pm The Nationd Weather Service broadcasts weather information coridnuoualy at 16240 on ttw high frequency FM band from Concord I For The Traveler Boston Tonight occasiond drizzle Lowe 40 to 45 Tomorrow moedy doudy with scattered showers Highe in the mid 50a Buzzards Bay Caps Cod and the Islands Tonight drizzle and fog Low 40 to 45 Southerly winds 10 to 15 miles an hour Tomorrow mostly doudy with a 50 percent chance of drizzle or anowan Highe around 50 Maaaachuaatts Rhode Island and Connecticut Occasional m4 and scattered dwwara tonight Lowe 40 to 46 Moedy cloudy vwth scattered showers tomorrow Highs in the SOS except 40s in a 1 mi Dtrames Extended Outlook New Hampshire And Maine Conaid- mnhlm with ahOWMtV Highe 46 to 56 Lows in the 30s to low DWI Charged In After a Concord car flipped over twice the police arrested Mm just before dawn Saturday and charged Mm with first-offense drunk driving Gene Founder' 22 of 23 Hutchins St called the police from his home just before 5 am He told police his car had flipped over several tunes but he sure where It happened When Officer Curtis Pishon arrived at home he noticed a strong alcohol smdL He fold Founder to getinte the back seat of the cruiser and they went off in search of Founder's Pontiac They traveled about two miles up Lake-view Drive There 10 yank off the road near a marsh was car The accident report aaid damage to the car was complete The report estimitetilhat Fournier was heading east on Lakeview when be hit the' gutter and lost control of the car The car skidded tideways for about 4C feet then upended when it flew off the road The car snd on Its roof for another 40 feet Then it flipped again onto its wheels and came to a stop facing west WtaTofflcer Pishon and Fonder TV- (( fio mfttfil) it is Our first said Kim Shaw the vhteographer Others were not to nonchalant worts said an employee who came through the lobby at I amtarb Financial News Network Financial News Network i did not identify by name Boston after saying he was running and felt they were going him real the same time Wilder was pulling Getty station in Golebrook asking for some information on the said DeLong station attendant wanted information on getting to Canada get that far conversation with DeLong was by the arrival of troopers Jdli-son Fortier two troopers yelled stop they wanted to talk to Assistant Attorney General Pkmatelli He said wilder then-dashed tothecar with Jeilison dose behind happened next may never bq According to police accounts went to the side car and reached inside for a Jeilison saw the gun he grabbed Wilder in a bear hug The gun a 257 magnum went off injuring Jeilison and WUder Jeilison staggered back to his state police car In the meantime Fortier was covering the scene with his service revolver WMfe Wilder was inside the Pontiac the gun wed off again It is unclear whether he pulled the trigger deliberately or whether the gunshotwas accidental Jeilison was still at Upper Connecticut Valley Hospital in Golebrook this morning The police expect it will be a few more days before he will be able to talk about the incident In the next few hours FBI agents state troopers and news reporters arrived in Colebrook by plane and car A Colebrook man who happened to have a video camera with him the street to the gas station and took some dramatic film Which he later sold to ABC News for several thousand dollars A photographer for the local newspaper the Co-tebrook Mews and Sentinel ran from the his office next to the gas station neat door and sold his pictures for even more money to theAssodated Press Everywhere in Colebrook on Saturday morning people were talking about the previous events Alfred King who was interviewed by reporters at the Getty station said the fact that the state police spotted Wilder at the gas station was evidence of up-country smarts least Golebrook as ignorant as people think we he said believe said Wilbur Rain-vtile a self-employed trucker lived here for 53 rears all my life got two daughters They could have been going to tbeir cars The guy pointed a revolver at them and said in the car' It'sunreal only thing I Rainville said that he didn't see it coming so he could've paid the price He would have realized how his victims your self-concept? No was more nnrailar Susan McLane asked participants hgbte qualities they thought described themselves and she bravely offered the first one: fat The group pqmered her with more important powerful hopeless in-' until 40 or more aifiectives covered a pad of newsprint at the front Gem King a psychotherapist from Concord said that her own self-esteem seemed to vary with or two insignificant in a day In talking with poor womensoe said learned that it was the day-to-day facts of life that erode A long discussion ensued about self confidence how marriage undermined it how divorce sometimes destroyed it 'Perhaps the most courageous testimony of the day came from Peg Cerami a state worker who helps settle unaccompanied minors that have come to the state as refugees She had been invited to serve as an example of a She stood nervously before the hundred or so women in the room and spoke of a painful divorce and of her struggle to recover She went to work for the telephone company she said a social wor and later became changed her life The strength and courage of the poor women she hoped gave her told me I did so much for le sail said we do for each she Rehire Occluded Stationary The Weather Elsewhere Temperatures Meats yesterday's htyi and overnight low to 8 am today MLoPrcOdk 48 44 23 TO 44 dr 59 33 dr 40 30 JOcdy 66 40 64 42 ody 60 47 117 cdy 78 61 dr 66 48 78 64 42 40 25 64 80 dr 66 46 46 41 14 67 27 ck S3 22 dr 42 36 JOcdy 57 43 22 62 37 J4 72 46 02 ody 80 44 67 46 dr 56 43 26 67 27 dr 89 47 dr 41 37 dr 67 xcdy 67 78 46' 76 38 ody 81 71 dr 72 46 dr 40 19 cdy 46 cdy Honolulu Houston JackeottMias 75 51 29 cdy 49 4T cdy SB 44 jOS dr 90 60 cdy 46 06 cdy 63 cdy 46 11 cdy 86 24 cdy 01e2 47 43 51 70 64 2J3 50 46 Juneau KanaaaCky Laa Vagaa Lltda Rock LosAngafea Mfcweapdfa 8tPaul New Orisane New York Ptaburrti rawnRi PordsmtOra 80 46 43 36 66 80 44 40 74 82 80 31 78 26 66 64 64 46 86 42 72 47 80 42 60 46 3 60 61 47 86 82 j04 17 at J3 J1 dr dr J2 dr 2) Rwan RfeMCtty San Francisco SaultSta Maria Topeka Tucaon Tube Car Crash Police Log quitted the car Pishon asked Founder If he had been drinking earlier Founder told Pishon he drank three six packs of beer Founder contained of glam glam In Mi eyes rn-g II Jmhia rMnOn QZvVE and pains him to Concord Hospital ahd the took him to the police station where he was charged with DWI After releasing Founder on personal recognizance Pishon drove nim home- 1 A Gonfoocook man was arrested and charged with a second DWI offense just after mkhright Saturday Officer ELWebb was patrollsg In Ms "cruiser on Loudon Road near Lumber when he spotted a black 19930HL smobile traveling in the breakdown lane Webb reported that the car was going about 30 mph and that it drifted into the traveling lane and back into the breakdown lane three times Webb stopped William Mfflerick 44 of Amestawy Road in Gontoocook Mlllerick failed the field oobriety testa iwith antennas on their roofs may to watch the station as UHF Channel 21 The station's first few hours of life went smoothly with duced Ms rtiow for Channel 21 and the station advertised itadf with picture of downtown Concord and the State House The first live news was broadcast for three minutes at 1:35 am with anchor Bob DiPiefro He worked for WHEB radio in Portsmouth and tar a television station in Syracuse NY before joining WNHT After Cable News Network reports Di-Pietro talked about Seabraok bwtaOH dimate and Sen Gordon Hum xmcemenL Then the with the 1 Jw Wbrtout New Today with Victoria James aw he Merv Griffin show Shaine said employees spent In the last few days choosing segments of entertainment programs such as Milter and Fautaay lalaod for spots and Kim until 4 6:30 aid he was at the station and hack again by had to be done yea-laughed and laid 1 tMng tional But what he argued before the Supreme Court was that he was entitled to a trial by jury and that he have been jailed without! claim for a jury tiral in the cotempt hearing is meriUess' the Justices wrote They quoted the Superior Court judge who when he sent Bonser to Jailwrote: is unfortunate that the defendent is being mislead by constitutional Illiterates who seek to change the clear meaning of our fundamental charters The right to jury trial is not unlimited or all-encompassing and was never meard to be such under either (the federal or state) The Superior court once told Bonser it would grant Urn a jury trial if Bonser soff would submit matters of fact that he tested The court's 39day deadline passed without Bonser taking advantage of the opportunity A spokesman for the Rockingham County Superior Court said Bonser would not be returned tq jail until his legal recourses are exhausted She said he could file a complaint in US District Court He also has 10 days to ask the Supreme Court for a rehearing Bonsers lawyer Douglas Bourdon of Nashua said Bonser had told him he would rather go to jail than pay his fine which is $7000 CHISHOLM- (Continued From Page 1) They threaten to dis-the position of mate superiority and in society In many instances interests are second to economic and federal expediency see we have to hety the i become used to the fact that this is a i era a new age The good old days are gone once andfor all" She addressed some of her remarks to the topics of the day She called for a national commitment to provide day care for poor mothers so that they could go to work percent of them sty they would rather pay taxes to their country than stay home and collect she She also demanded equal opportunity for women in the job market entire system of employment and hiring is stacked against she aiH must be held accountable for its practices Government must clean its house Opportunites and fob training will be the only we can help (poor) women break the cycle of poverty She defended the women's movement as a "for improvement in the condi- tion of women part of a larger struggle struggle for dvU rights movement has been part of a humanist movement which was rooted In the continuing struggle of people In this country who have not been allowed or permitted to share In all the rights and "jilities of (Ms she women whose ivirt polices came during into ao-marcbeson to thrist Selma and -week toward an end women They began to reaiixethat ation on the basil of aex was just as prejudiced just as oppressive just as dehumanizing just as morally wrong discrimination on the basis ofthe one's skin" She also warned that the movonent was losing Its influence in public policy particularly since Ronald Reagan became president cannot afford to steep" she sakL have to be ever vigilant You have to see the gains made during the past 14 or 15 years and see the erosion of mnaagahuthat fa taking plan isnot a question of rights tt is not queston of women's liberation It is not a question of any current cliche It Is the issue of equity and justice in a society that purports to believe in the phrase liberty and justice for In response to a question Chisholm that to be sure racism had held! in her career ixvety in this she said I make no bones about saying that if I were a white woman I would be more on the too of the list of vice presidential candidates If one message could be singled out from her talk It was an urging that other women run for office assne had must be able if only to save children to run for political she sakL have to consistently and persistently have UTogates speaking for us in the legislative haUs" Afterward she said that American women have trouble raising money lo rttrb good campaign She laid they seem lea confident In roles thin women In other countries They need role models sheuid got to have women who are profiles In courage got to have some Roosevelts" The women who heard Shirley Chisholm Saturday would imdoubtodly have added bernametotfaeUsL 17th and collecting a $400 prize Gonzalez was last seen with a man in a charcoal-gray Cadillac like the one Wilder owned?) Elizabeth Kenyon 23 a teacher and parttime model in Coral Gables Fla disappeared March 5 Theresa Waite Fergu-' son another would-be model was abducted from March 18 and later found dead in a swamp near Haines City Fla The police believe he struck next on March 20 A 19-year-old Florida State University student said she was approached at a Tallahassee mall by a man who offered her $25 an hour to model for him She agreed but when they reached his car he punched her and threw her inside The man drove her to a Bainbridge Ga motel where he raped her applied electrical shocks to her body and trial to glue her eyes shut the woman said She said he fled after she locked herself in the bathroom and began screaming Wilder apparently spent the night of March 22 in a hotel in Winnie Texas The next day Terry Diane Walden 28 a Lamar University nursing student and mother of two disappeared from Beaumont Texas Her body was found in a canal stabbed and bound hand and foot A 1973 Chrysler believed used by Wilder was found near Beaumont but Bfrs Mercury Cougar was missing "There were others On March 25 Sezanne Logan 20 was abducted from an Oklahoma City mall Her body was found the next day in Kansas beaten and stabbed and bound with duct tape and nyloncord On March 29 Sheryl Bonaventure 18 was reported missing from a Grand Junction Colo mall The FBI later said Wilder using the name LK Kimbrell stayed at several motels in Colorado between March 26 and 29 On March 30 he checked into a Page Ariz motel and the following day he went to Las Vegas On March 30 i Michele Korfman 17 disappeared from a Las Vegas mall The po (CootlouedFromPagel) Hampshire Commission for Civil Rights listed ways employers discriminate against women She said: They make wrong assumptions about what a woman can do They worry that women with male manage re They are afraid women do manual labor or work nights They use tests that are biased i I against is hei ght and weight requirements for police officers agility wouldbe a better Eight of ten women suffer sexual harassment at least once in their careers The state has many laws to protect women in the workplace Gibbs said but enforcing them is difficult She said her commission had only two staff members to investigate 175 complaints of discrimination a year laws without money to enforce them worth the paper printed on said In another room about 50 people considered the demographics of poverty Doug Hall bead of the New Hampshire Social Welfare Council attributed the increase in poverty among women to the increase in the number of single mothers In the state Figures from the Census Bureau showed the problem was nationwide Between 1980' and 1980 the number of families headed by women rose from 9 to about 15 percent At the same time they accounted for a greater percentage ofpoor families from 33 to48percenL The manager said she had said Risico Risico told the store workers that Wilder Hall said there half been ho changes in state polity that increased poverty among women But he added: is not to say that state policy- cannot address the This was followed by a pitched debate Over what the state should do Angela Mat-' 4hews the head of a child care center in Portsmouth said: think the government has to get down and take money from those who have it and give it to those who She said the state should subsidize day care so that poor women could afford to work She said more had to be done to enforce child support agreements are not expected to be responsible for the support of their own she said On these and other topics Rep John Kane id Exeter a member of the House Appropriations Committee warned that a great deal could not be expected from government is no question but there is a isasym- hostility pa thy and empathy toward poor he said also a general toward Certain aspects of poverty You meet the guy who says them get a That seems to be the wisdom of the job ages And maybe it Later as the group disbanded a was heard muttering to her companion could have drop-kicked the The most unusual session of the day con- woman sidered neither statistics nor state polity lof worn nor any other external measures status It posed the question: What is Margiret Hnlltni neeaxtorkfty righ-thing is positive becauae ing or running ner hands through her h2- i ooniethlng and on In the first half hour Merv Griffin intro- something and on That overcome Shaine said He was len nervous this morning than yesterday he said when technicians had to put the transmit-lacfaeckUrti terin of broad casting! The system passed all the tests by 1:41 but thrtwas too late far Coottaentil Cabte-vlston to hook up the station by early mxwxpr fWhuwtfxl Ca bleviskm laid thia morning he was not Hire whrtkra- py id fry hooked 19 tathe lystem today iKhocqh that was wSen WNHT does become part of the cable system it will reach only boom that are part of the new cable service Right now that Bow and part of downtown Concord or about 15 percent of the 12JOO AD of Concord win receive WNHT8 signal by midsummer Baxter said and every cable subscriber in the area should be able to receive it by lata fan Cable mb-acrlben in the Concord area win be able to Court Upholds Refusal To White worked for Aetna In its Columbus gued unsuccessfully that Ga office Judge Jbhn Curtin exceeds In other actions today the court: with the order Refused to review a California ruling blocking the use as evidence of a small Agreed to consider whether the aurri- amount of cocaine and hashish found In the cal removal of a bqllet from the chert of a attache case of comedian Flip Wilson The Virginia robbery suspect constitutes an state court said the drugs were seized iDe- unreasonable search The rth UA Circuit gaily in a search three yean ago Court of Appeals has ruled that surgery on Left intact a federal order far- Rudolph Lee Jr cannot be ordered be- cnae it would violate constitutional 4 million to meet extra rights Prosecutors say they need the bull-ar- etforevidence creasing the budget of the Buffalo NY school system by $74 million to meet exi costs of racial desegregation The dty i UA District Ms authority WASHINGTON (AP) The Supreme Court has let stand a ruling that a private employer may fire a woman who takes maternity leave even though it conditionally promised to refaire her i The justices without comment rejected the appeal of a Phenix City Ala woman said her rights were violated when she 1 for her job after having a baby Last Oct 31 the 11th VS Circuit Court Darlene White in of Appeals ruled against her suit against Aetna Fh Finance Co itf --e'- jr 1.