Vallejo Times-Herald from Vallejo, California • Page 4

TEXT OF AAAYOR ALIOTO'S STATEMENT SAX FRANCISCO AP) Here is a. transcript tf a statement by Mayor Joseph Alioto foBowing attests la the Zebra shootings case: poJke have arrested several suspects ID connection wttb fte Zebra iiil- ings. At tins stage of the proceedings aB of these suspects are entitled In the pRsmnpbao that they are innocent. Aod the potoe and I are entitled to the opioku fliat tbe ling leaders who perpetrated of teirra- iq San Francisco are behind bars. The investigation wffi continue until we are satisfied that we have rounded tip all of the members of this group and have iasmed fiie fact the new members will not take their place, I am confident thai the trial judges have ample power to protect ine suspects from the publicity which tbe Zebra slayings have generated.

I am also of me opinion thai this community is entitled to know toe nature of the terrorist organization responsible for the recent rash of crimes. The San Francisco police, under the leadership Chief Donald Scott, have pierced the veil of a vicious ring of murderers called '-DEATH ANGELS." The local group is a division of a larger organization dedicated to tbe murder and mutilation of whites and dissident Blacks. The pattern of hilling is by random street shooting or ing to death with machete, cleaver or knife. Decapitation or other forms of mayhem bring special credit from the for the killers. Hitchhikers are a particular prey.

"DEATH a kind of reverse Ku EIux Han is based on muddled aberrations clearly outside the mainstream of Islamic religions. In my opinion, it represents as much a potential threat to Blacks as to whites. Members are usually charac- terised by trim, neat appearance, and purport to by a puritanical code moral conduct They are fanatical believers in Black separatism. The training of yoimg fourteen years of age and over in what they call "martial arts" is a practice of this group. It consists of teaching manual methods and teachniques of kilting or incapaci- Our intelligence indicates that tbe national leader of this organization is apparently located outside of California and that be determines levels of promotion in the local divisions.

The "DEATH ANGELS," who use wings as an literally earn their promotions upon presentation of proof of the number and nature of the murders committed. Nearly 80 California murderous assaults, principally in Los Angeles. San Francisco, Alameda and Sacramento counties between September of 1970 to date, have beea characterized by the -'DEATH ANGEL" pattern of operations. i.e.. unprovoked attacks involving random shooting of whiter in the street or mutilation by heavy-Waded weapons ccmmhted by neatly dressed young black men.

An examination of the specific facts in tbe attached partial list of victims amply supports the inference, on courtroom evidence, that me similarity of pattern is better explained by concert of action than by coincidence. A concerted drive by local, state and national law enforcement agencies is desperately needed to shatter this organization. Otherwise the arrest of present perpetrators will result in their a by other "DEATH ANGELS." The jails are favorite places of recruitment, with job oppor- tunities upon release as one of toe inducements. Investigation by local police, iteFpI and grand juries, preferably coorain- aied bv the Attorney Genera! ofCah- is in my opinion aa absob-ie imperative Itos investigauoa mua fce carried oa by skilled. pwfesstaaL djs- nasswoate police work, avoabog emo- iionai appeals and hysterical speculation.

While it muss be vigorous aod relentless, must stay wiuun consuiu- tional limitations. Tbe public is urged cooperaw nidi police authorities and to come forward with information, with fee assurance that all the law permits by way of reward of teateocy will be recommended ia appropriate cases in exchange for valuable iofonnatioa. Special care must be taken by public officials and the police to prevent hate groups from converting a fc vestigation into a racial struggle ffe inescapable fact of the matte most mass murderers of recent Manson, tbe Santa Cruz mut Corona and Zodiac have been vfa Murder knows no color and met fought without aggravating so racial tensions. For that reason, numerous and whiles with unquestioned rials in the Black community participate in these lav enibrc efforts. However, it should be that a constitutional assault on a derous society of brutal killers cant be diminished because its meufea are Black, any more than they wn while.

Murder is murder, and no COB- munity will endure that approacbx the struggle for effective lav enrce- ment with anything less than ragged determination to wipe out lawlessness. 4 Vatlejo, Thursday, May 2, 1974 i Rain and showers are predicted for today for fte northwestern Great Lakes area and in the southeastern portion of tbe nation. Cold weather Is expected in ibe Rockies, the Southwest, the Northeast and the Gulf Coast. Mild temperatures are likely in the Soota and over the Great lakes. Weather Temperatures AM RAT JKE4 Lew Thursday utorainf i i FHtey.

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3:96 p.m.-- Illegal barn, 300 Cisarlestoa Charhrae Cosiajo dacisnati 52 Ites Motoas Detroil Si 65 Fort Wonb Helena HcEOlnltt Indianapolis Las Veeas Ijtds Rock Los 6 5 zs 72 71 49 73 Fail 3:28 p.m.-- Roof fire. 1210 OKo. 3:57 p.ra. Grass fire. Whitney and Fairgrounds.

4:97 p.m. Faise alarm, KoEtingvrood and Springs Rd. 7:57 p.m.--Grass fire. 600 block of Henry. 8:47 p.m, False alarm, Federal Terrace School.

9 p.m.-- Dumpster, Benicia Rd. acd Lemon St. Yors nH Omaha S3 75 pn-Iansf. Ore. Rapid Cit? Me.

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Baity in ctmbkiatton wfm fee Wsenesday NcwvOtnntch and Smfay UK per Home SCBSCBIBEKS Tmt Pipei Airtrt By tJJL ErttT Carrier Mbwi Fw Spertil Dtltmy-CaB KM. Ikn Prt, tA. (M-4M1 FafrfteM WMWSCKEWOKIVE 15988 GARAGE DOOR OPENERS tahttatfon M7.58 94 Months Guarantee InjtUUttav Indwiw DONALLEI4 UCK. Wcte tlw door at the toottom-wtiere a lack should be. Free Trial-- Monty Down-- 3D-W-W Days DOOR REPAIRS-- SAME BAY SERVICE Ktor valteis GENII dtiler Comptett wnrtce ttdfltres PAULSTREETER Victims In Zebra Hits nusaosoo CAP) Here Is a chronological list of (be 18 shooting victims in San Francisco attributed by Mayor Joseph Alioto a to a black murder cult be said is as the '-Death Nov.

.25: Safeem Era- ket, 53, killed in his store at 452 LarMn St. 2. Dec. II: -Paul fDancik, 36. kifled at Haigbt and Buchanan streets at 9:40 jn.

3. Dec. 13: Artur Agnos, 35, iwunded at 23rd and Wlscoosm streets at 8:30 pjtu 4. Dec. 13: Marietta IK i a 31, kifled at a ig fa and Divisadero streets at 9:48 jp30.

5. Dee. 20; Alario Bertuccio, SI, killed at Bancroft and Phelps sbreets at 8:05 p.m. 6. Dec.

20: Theresa De Martini. 20. wounded at 617 Central Ave. at 10:05 p.m. 7.

Dec. 22: Seal 19. killed at 12ta'St. at p.ax 8. 'Dec.

22: ftEldred Hosier. 65. killed at MeCoppin and Robert Wayne Stoeckmann of suburban Sacramento was one the 73 persons named by San Francisco Mayor Joseph L. Alioto as having been attacked by the so-called "Zebra" gang. Stoeekmana, shown in bis home, was shot is the neck by an assailant in San Francisco last November.

He was aMe to disarm his attacker and returned the fire. The attacker was captnred by police and sentenced to prison, AP Wirephcto. Gough streets at 8:16 9. Jan. 28: Tana Smith, 32, Mfled at p.m.

at Gearj- and Divisadero streets 10. Jan. 2tt: Vincent R. Wollia. 69.

JcHed at p.m. at Scott and Fulton streets. H. Jan. 28: John Bambio, 87.

Soiled at 9:22 pjn. at 2sMh and streets. 12. Jan, Jane HoBy. 45, killed at 9:51 p.m.

at 1440 Silver Live. 33. Jan. 38: Roxaane McMillan. 23.

wounded at 10:08 p.m. outside her home at 230 Hale St. 14. (April 1: Tom Sain- water, 21. killed at 9:20 pjn.

at Geary BtaL and Webster SI. 1-5. April 1: lacda Story. 21. wounded at 9:20 p.m.

at Geary Blvd. and Webster St. 16. April 14: Ward Anderson. 18.

wounded at 9:30 p.ra. on Hayes St. 17. April 14: Terry White, 15, wounded at 9:30 pjn. on Hayes St.

18. A i IS: Xelsoa Shields IV, 23 killed at 9:30 p.ia. at 23d Vernon St. Star Trek Club Plans Meeting VaHejo's Star Trek Club will meal at 3 p.m.. Satur- ay ia the Community Center.

2S Amador Ss. Tie public is welwme. For Ttio-re call 643-702-5. Zebra Attack Survivor Describes Deafh Ordeal SACRAMENTO (toe of the persons on San FrancSsco a Joseph AHoto's Zebra assault list said Wednesday be was icld of a nattoomde paaem cf Killings nearly three months ago, Wayne Sioeck- niann, 27, survived a bullet wound in the neck. said Aiioto's description of tbe Zebra MHicgs "is damn near verbatum" to what he vras told by a detective and an ageni he feiew only as "from the Justice Department." He said the two men spoke to him daring toe trial of his assaSaiK, 35-year-old Leroy Doctor, who he said was sentenced to a term rf yeare to life.

But oeck- mann said ihe information came out in court. FORMER ATHLETE Stoecfcmana, a rotund 285- pcund former aihTete with a bonecrushing grip, is No. on the list of 73 persons who AJioto said were attacked in the Zebra or Death Ar.geis panem. He said he was attacked Nov. 9.

1973. in. San Francisco, near Army and STAR GAXJEIC According to JJie Stan. To develop message Thursday, read words corresponding tonumfaere rfyourZodioc twrthstsnv 31To 32Yodr 62 In 33Tro Of' 5 35 Rc- -ie 65 Ac'ivttfeS 34 FclW 67 A 39 JO Into Today 9A 12 The 13 Be May 43 Or 44 In A 72 You'll 73 You 74 In 16 Pot 46 About Wlntinvrte 21 22 For Expound 25 Intentions 26 Certain 27 Careful 2B Dining 51 52 Hunch 53 Action The Dmccng S7Coonrr? 59 Reveal TBSuneone 79 And 80 81 Situation 82 Romantic 83 Opinions 84 Newly 87W(nIt 89 Mtt 90 Truth UMA SCORPIO 1- SACITTARtUS WOIJ. MC.

CAFRfCORM fC, JAN, 56-62-43 AQVAKIUS JAN. 20 Kt. It, M-6MS PISCES FEt.n MM. 10 2- Evars Streets in the Hunters PoinJ area. "I forgot how many killings they (the detectives) said were tied ia with the- same thing all over the country, tai it was ia the hundreds." Stoeckmaim said in aa interview.

-They saM they had leads and would get them. I guess they were hoping ttett Doctor woiid admit it at the trial, but he never Pointing io a scar on the back of K5 neck. Stoack- maro said he is so happy to be alive that he doesn't mind jckkg about the attack. alinosi look up religion after thai, 11 be said. PGE EMPLOYE SEoecfcraann.

a field derk for tiie Pacific Gas Electric was working in San Fraociaco at the time, picking up paperwork at various PGE projeos night. He IKes in a Sacrameido suburb. Wluk leavsig a on Army Srreet- 2 well-dressed young black asked ban for to a filling station, then pushed Kin oS the behind a fence and pulled oat a revolver. Stoeckmann sa.d. 'Tm a speechless- but com- smnned me.

I fenew he wasn't collecting Sa 1 tiie Brownies." Sioedonann said. "He was aiming at about my mouth, and 1 didn't want to get hit beewetn the teeth so I turned my head and ducked and is sounded like a hcwnzer going off. I went abow 10 feet and fell down and thought. 'Gee this must be what it feels Kfee dead'. "Talk afccut adrenalirie.

I could burse drough a ehaio-imk feace. He was 6 feet 3 and weighed 22-5 pounds, and I was pitching 3nm around like oy old son." said Stoedanann. whose Ihlng room gun cabinet Js topped nmnerous afluetic trophies. "I knew If I let go this thne it woaM be the last rime Td ever let go of anything. After I shot shot Mm and he feB.

i ran ioto liie street- TO fisg dwn a car. I was waving the gun in the air and a gay stopped -pretty stupid on Ms part. Damned if I'd have stopped for a guy waviag a gun in the air." Stoeefcroan said he asd co- ws-iers to joke about '-who was out there to miig us." JUST UNSEAL ''Ills hard to believe the stafi that goes on umii it happens to you." he sasd. tf you think of a guy comiBg oat to kiil you far ao reason ai ail, its hard to believe." Siockmann said that the man. wearing a suit, overcoat, tie and white sha-t.

-looked just like what he said he was a mototisis oat (H gas." NEW TV NAME LOS ANGELES AP) Screen Gems, the television production ann of Columbia Pictures, changed its name Wednesday 10 Columbia Pictures Television. Peliilot Atfvtrtsemantf Political Advert-sement elect Jim CommittM To Ktset Jim O'Srfcn AI LntoD, Area Manpower Council Sefecfed By WAYNE RATUFF TtmesBerald Staff Writer FAIRFIELD The Solano Board of Supervisors appointed 15 citizens Tuesday to a new manpower planniag council which will advise toe board in iU new role as prime sponsor of ail federally funded manpower programs in the county. The board accepted prime sponsor responsibility under the Comprehensive Employment and Training -Act of 19(73 (CE7TA1 Feb. 19, taking over supervision 01 several i i manpower programs in the county and any new programs which may i)e formed. Members of the aew eom- i i include E.

Lee A a William F. Cochran, Bea Earhari. Ern i Esparza. Louise Lopez. Uteldo Flores.

tt'ar- ren E. O'BIennis. PhvEis Quiring. Uldine Tatum. Jack FukumotO, La Dell Montgomery, Alfredo Morales.

QIaude i Robert i and Mehin F. Thompson. County Manpower Planner Robert Stoesser will serve as executive secretary of the committee, which is expected to hold'its first organizational meeting in the near fatee. Council membership includes representatives from groups including labor, agriculture, the chamber of commerce, taxpayers association, mayors conference. Solano Community College.

League of Women Voteis. i Opportunity Council federal government, state employment development department and ethnic groups. Existing programs here which will come under jurisdiction of the board and i include programs of the North Ba- Human Development Corporation. State Department of Employment Develop- Hannct Center's Open House Set SONOH Hanna Boys' Center aear here will hold its annual open house from i to 4:30 p.m. Sunday, May 5.

Hanna Center has accepted almost 1.508 boys from San Diego 10 Alaska, including many youngsters from Solaao County. meat and the Neighbodnod Youths Corps and Manpove Training and Deveiopnsnt Act (MDTA) programs DOST a by the Solan County Economic Opportunity Council Other board business: Fair Loan Autnoriod fee Solano County Pair Aboard to apply to" borrow $300.000 In state funds for construction of a youth exhibit i i on 4e grounds. a i Secretary- Manager Ronald D. Mills told the board tie state assured the loan would be proved if funds for it were included in the state budget Food Approved a cofr tract with the State Department of Health to operate a special program to provide public health nursing and food vouchers to pregnant and laetatkig women, in- fante and children where tfe families are at or below federal poverty level standards. The program will provide, at state expense, up to in food vouchers for adult and infant cereals, juices, cheese, eggs.

ifflS formula and -fresh mat tor the end of this fiscal year. JuaeSO. Committee Recogmzed mat a 27-meniiber ad hoc committee appointed by the Area IV state board for the represented developments? disabled persons in tbis county in preparation of an areawide plan for services to these persons and flies- families. The Area IV board is one cf 13 acrea-wide boards established under the Lanterman Disability Services Act of 1989 to help plan services for persons with development disabilities. Valley Introduced an ordinance approving a rezoning for HBK two of the Green VaSev Highlands subdivision at tbe west end of Roctville Road.

Certification of a final environmental impact report adoptkm of the rezoning ordinance and approval of a tentative afcdivisioQ map will fae considered at 30 ajn. May SB. Aa appeal from a Planning Commission denial of a second rezoning and afr tftosios map application ff Green Valley- the proposed Sieoe ranch subdivision, was set for a hearing at 10 May 14. LOSE WEIGHT CO ONIAL MORTUARY John J. (Jock) RyrjB NODnAllTOOSMAU FOR OUR PERSONAL ATTENTION! PHONE 643-0391 ODRINEX contains fte reducing aid One tiw ODRtNEX febiat befcrfi ald so eat (ass down d3; goes your wefehi ThousaraJs of women twm tcse 5, 10, 20 of and fee longer I ODfilNEX mart safisfr on money will be refundsd.Ho qoesti Sold w'th DRUG CEKTStS MO GEORGIA SWUNG SAM DRU6S TENNESSEE MAIL ORDERS RUfcEO Do you believe in Astrology? Kyou-w like mast resist an occasional pmfc at your horoscope, but do you balteVft it WMfcs? to million Americans do.

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