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ADDITIONAL SUBJECTS: ROBERT JAY

MATHEWS, THE ORD ER. THE SIT FNT
BROTHER HOOD. BRTID ERS SrHWFT(;:iV
NEO-NAZrS & THE WHITE AMEPTr AlV
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af 'Maity grefights** bacwa
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OaliteBla, Gotarado, Idaho.

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to Seattle

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VaatongKon two weeks ago with the Sitom > i q<hftiiiuud ttet the oiynimticp

It to

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to an Aryan Nattoos
learn is aa
;

pramadst doctrine myii that the

GovenuDcnt bas baeo taken over by
JifWB. who tt mys are dmcfnrlams
Satan and most be exterminated to a
racial and religious ArmageddoD.

my

bya

,Mr

Ibe SOam Bracherhood, which bas

Itokstoat least a doseo other groups
Hke It around tte obuntry , todudfa^
slrmynfi of the Ku Kha Ktea and the
American Haxis. subacrfbm to a 8tt>

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,

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mailii^

list

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racist affiance

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Bamban
the Kb IQbk Klan. the
American Nazi Party aitf aoncndical
to dto doctrtoe of ftaae

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baSisttos

^amms

as the

_. the X>mvfr radto talk stew boat

whowas riddlad by a burst 6um an au-

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daah with Mr. KabI to the bills of Arkamm It mootte batore.
_ Altor a as^vur siege, wito sporadic
the ofQoors tram

ftotctjoos,

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by killing, robbery Mty cast of Spokane. Wash.,
He dted a aifes south of the Canadian border, plastic cofiee mugs and key diams
.
Aryan Nabbcks.
against
This anaO Idaho town is the Rearing the red-aod-bhie
^leciBratioa of war*
tkmsseaL
govemneat
of
Jesus
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federal
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base
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say
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Bwp. vHJoasly known as the The "dknrch- and the Aryan NaWhiu Aaerkan Baatian.- The tiens group are descendanu of bate
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1973. Butler moored the oper.to to a fenced aod aectaded 20edge of Coeur
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bmks

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gne who
fcBo^ ^ '^'.-^y

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Afairi ctoaeK with the BJBt af

a fictional pampUet. The Tvmt

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hk*

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iome dbaerverm of the
and
alory
Butler's
Mathews was ^,^^,^
lit doubt
to tBc
connected
^^^^^^^
month at a cottar
doaely
uus
is stiD
teve
wtboritiet. wbo pc..tf*y
movement. %\^^^ Waah. Afler a ffm aattle
violent fectkm of his
charfed, tow,00 agmta.
Butler toa not been
faor
in any cf the |^^^
complicity
with
AloocpoinUBuileramlheW ever
member
Brotherhood
iwcentcrteet.
^
people.
^ Aryan
a maiiAC kit of 6.000
i^ned.
miy caae. a poup of
Wtte was aiolen hsr two diMident
a'Uoody
Yarbrough's hrtxher.
Mations members befan
last
compound
te
lomn who kh
which the jj^
Denver Daw 1
tnil rf oimmal conduct,
member* af the
the
on
reported^r
baaed
aho
ogf, H,
FBI says is
re*
inieo Caiadian aatfaaritieft
uprwrng
also been arreated reMerature account of a neo-Nas
fiiied to let Butlers hate
informant
an
said
^,a||y,
Ment Stephenaon
bf
with
igU) the couBify^ he ^^'V^;?;
ifc one has been charfed
STdescribed the novel as the
tne
ipreao
to
puler buUetio board
money
the
of
faction.
Berg's murder, much
bte- of the violent
beheves,
Bkeaaage efectrofucally. He
couutened
^j^^ ^^^ gi^^ ar
the hat year, the FBI
hi
Iwtthe
have
aeveral hundred people m
members
several more
and
hidden
Brotherhood
,^,ains
acceaa to Slent
least one
ad Sutes and Canada pin
,g,pacted members remam at larte
aacoeaafuDy carried out at
artilead
to
day
every
the ayatcm
hicrative am*
two
and
^^^^ a dragnet acroas the Umted
bank robbery
Semitic. anli-Wack metaafes.
armored cars.
y
States and Canada.
troika* of

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Butler

fefular

holds

Sunday

church aervicea that draw a lew

donn people. His church also runs
a amall Xhristtan Academy^ where
a handful of local children get their
Butler has also boated at least
two aeasians of the ^National Aryan
Congress." an annual gathering of
Kn Khix Kian. American Nas Party.

Poaae Comiutus and similar ex_noup aaembers from

.

Ithe^nation.

At
uttforms. br%ht*bhie Aryan
Nations suiu or white Ktt Khtt Uan
nabes gKher around the Nasi and
Confederate flsj

Mas

stiff-armed

ao thoae

^^

Stephenaon told a

map^atein ^^..it^UafyThmJmnd

^some of the doai^ jpabof camipanirnf Onv

leuiver ed tfroro
state that in order to be

^Seattle that

ents
homes)

come an *Aryan Warrior,' apphcanto

aatst

complete

aeries

of

CM
conpffing mch crediu ioehides
FBI
JBdies.
aHoiler of federal
other federal oftdak
awBts.
aa tke anrenpioyea.
people
Uack
peoole.
der of Jewirfi

wd

m d

wd

Tke Seem Serwce. hi*wea

^ij.* ooontctfefCRC* ea* aetteo
tnl Wailanft atatc that aBegedhr
wmmtitf Bobert E. Mcrki. a

rertkcn(|it-viBcr9-

Naa

who have

erfeiiiiiwedbf*ecs-

attended.

Ml

J as a temporary base for such

alies as Louis Beam jr.. former

Md

deep South. He saysjttat *a

number* of ex'convicta whom he
contacted while they were in priaon
moved here after their releaae and
became members of the *Aryan Na-

ydi

Syfliem.

Anm

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>de7ibeaaaataolofjew.
to

Over the years. Butler directed

much of his proaelyti&Qg at priaon
iamates. particularly in the West

aaly to fei cMh ta

tiK Federal Kerve

riw to dwiipt

Grand Dragon of the Tens Ku Kha

Ran. wd Robert Milea. a Ktan leader from hfichigaa.

nake a atrooc

group tkia fd alter

Gary Lee Yartronih. ao

became Ricbard Butler's

bodyguard* at the Haydea Uhe
dM0di. dtefedhr find at FBI

bo

tatcr

ageouapproechiBgbiakoaae.

aobaevieni aevcb of Yarwveahd a iKge

t's koaie
10

But tfttsiaAii of piiaonert led to

an cvcatual apKt is tte
novcmeat. at Bvtler tcBa it.

b their viev. th
to reach the aaaaet of our people
through truth, kfic. and icaaonahieaeat would sever he alowed"

the

tiflfM

Sutler iaid. to

Dunue a

oiore

gm fBHDd

i Yar-

Mne via a 1iac>l(r

Mud that

thia

w the foB uaed

to kl Berg, the DcBver ladb host.

Aflcr
)*

hy our cnemiet.* Butler aaid.

Aadaoa aunher of young aeoKaaa ipht avay from Aryan Na-

^^

Yar*
the Jhooih
hone. eaia tracked the

Yarbrough and another enRobert Jay llatbewa to a

motel in Portland. Ore. After a firefight there, Yarbroih was ar*

*-

*.*

)-19(R^*-2<3l

'

rAA4^.

Overthrow Plot

U.S. Alleges

Tw B
nhpfc
l

a*.

White Supremacists Linked to Scheme to Take Over Government

ByLiunPirker

SEATTLE, Dec. ll^The masiFKmaahvat fast wwifend tfait

" a fiery gun btttie od a
wooded, rural idand north of here
what federal proaecD*
has
Ion ciD a adieine by a snwp of
Volte Mpremacists^to u'vci'tluw

wetM

tbe fuvtjuiDent.

Robert MatbeWt. who died m the

9S4kour aiege. aod four oCbera air*
reated at the acene had been aaaodated with a wbite-aupmasdtt
group m tb^ Idaho panhandk knowD
the 'Aryan Natjons' and had
pbns to ebminate "Jewish ioflu*
cooe* and other auoority groups
^fran American aociety. accordng

to

documenu

filed in federal

The Federal Bureau

ptaoa

began

court

of bveiti*

JDveatigating

group aeveral mooths ago

in

the
coo-

pertifjfl with a aeriet <d cnmes

thoQght to be the work of a group of
white aupremadsta. An uoideotified

informer who infiltrated the group

provided the FBI with idbnnation

ioking

it

to three

armed robberies

in Seattle

and oartherD Cahfonua

that netted

more than $3

mfllion.

The ahowdowp began early Priday morning when aaore than fO

FBI agents swept throogh the paatures and woods of Whidbey liiand,
a SOHnOe-kcig body north of Seattfe, and surrounded three cabins on
a bluff overlooking Puget Sound.
The ageou doeed

ahipping lanes

near the island until late Friday evening and halted air tnSc an the
manhunt progreaaed. FBI agents
negotiated with the actrrisu and arreted iour Friday on charges of
hartnriog a fiigitive.
But Mathews. 31. akme and
heavily armed in one of the houaea.
refuaed to come out FBI agents,
aome wearing camouflage, their
faces blackened, waited in the
woods through the damp. coU night

whOe

negotiations continued.

the ashes was tentatively identified

from dental records as Mathews.

Randolph George Duer. Kobert

E. Ilerfci; Ins wife. Sharon K.
Mcrhi, and a man rientified as johr
Doe* but aho known as Bartktt
Duane UdeD and Ian Roy Steward
were charged in U.S. District Court
in Seattle with harboring Mathews.
TVee members of the group are
stai at kffge.

During the arrest of the four ac*

tivists,

tauned a
Aaaistant

brief-

that con-

document dated Nov. 23.

War.' said

US

Attorney Gene Wil-

son.

The document declares Nrar* on

various elements of aodety and was
signed by Mathews. D^ey and RobMeHd in the name of the "Aryan
Reaistance Movement.* accorchng
to court papers.
The informer said Mathews in*
vited him to pin the group and told
him about his plans.
The group's bible, according to
the informer, was "Turner's Dia-

ert

ageou

tion.

at bay.
badly burned body taken from

name

entitled "Declaration of

Saturday afternoon, the FBI fired

teargas into the bouse and later at*
tempted to enter it to arrest Mathews. Agents were met with gun*
fire and retreated. As the second
day of the aiege pve way to dark*
aess. the FBI fired fiares into the
house to aiuminate it. The building
caught fire and <|uickiy burned to
the ground with Mathews inside as
exploding ammunition kept the

FBI agenU aetaed a

caae bearing Doey's

by WiDiam Pierce, which was

published by the National ADiance.
no East Coast right-wing asaocsaries*

The book

contains fictional

"di-

ins waannQwr rotn

Ttis WasfMi(jiiifi

Tinss

CMy Nsws (Nsw Vorti)

Tbs Nsw

Yorti

Tm

Ths Wsl SfrsetJotfiwi

The Chcsgo

Tffetf)

The Los Angsiss

Ths

Tsi

Christisr Scisnos ISonaor

USATodsy

tfV^'fif

.niDOj

Vr

writteD by nsQ ftuned

Turner, vbo deUBs a aoppoaed
takeover of tlie Uoited States bf
Wnite fiupfesnactttSu
TlK dianes describe a grtop
caOed Tbe Order tiiat aodertakes

ftMbng

by

iU revolution

itaelf

oouoterfe^iBg
and other crimes. Tbe aeit itep.
according to the book, it to tauDch
terrorist atucks. iDChidiof bomb*

tbroufh

iofs

robberies.

and

tsiaaninatinns.

pitbbc oibciak,

gy

facilities.

terns,

^obbc

against

offices, ener-

cocDinuDicatiQDs eya-

aewspaper

offices

and

tete-

and radio autions.

The book bos The Order's an
emies as Jews, bbcks. ocher minorcoaaervatives oDwiQiag to
icies.
take di*astic steps and bberals. nid
FBI spebal agent Nonnao Stephenvisior

son.

revohition id the book begins

1991 and ends successfuUy after

The
in

eight

years with the Bmrder of

people, tbe destnictioii of the

"tteral >ewish press.* the bombing
of FBI headquarters, the obliten-

nany

tioo of Israel with

snd

the

Tomer

in a

nuckar weapons

the fictiODa}
aubddal niadear attack

death

of

on the Penugoo. Stephenson

said.

fUnited Press Interoatiooal reported that the Aryan Natioos

QHtrdi of Hayden Lake. Maho. ia^
soed a four-page, typed letter that
it davned to have received Saturday. Tbe graop aakl it cont ainftd

Mathews* apparent description of

te years of cooRicU with federal
authorities and vowed to 'ptrm the

Fflt searchts rabble

>

UH1U PA antiMfttov
whcrt wkiu supreaadst lobert Natbaws died.

them know what it is

tte to become the bimted.*
pThe tetter aaki Mathews wor-

Aryan in a country populated mamlv

by Mexicans, mulattoes. Macks and

Cbnt.

(Mathews, after leaving Aryan

Natxns. formed the *White Amer

Pn

ried

and

let

bs

%rauU be
a

S-yearHrfd

son.

a atraoger

in his

blood-haired,

bhieeyed

SESTCOPlfAVAILASLE

own

Aaians.'

ican Bastion *

UPI reported

i
>3601

11

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dyvidMO)
PC. 146 tOCBESTER POST BULLET
IN
ROCHESTER, MR

iM3;r* Clp**^

FBI probes right-wing

group'slarm loan planm

Ike

ii

tamapttaf

ll-lA-84

POSSE COMITATUS

BMBth* tefbre Ua oSice

- ""^'^IE:
ruln^iltUoo.

lOOA-18002
MINNNEAPOLIS

Submttno Olica

^Ss^zL i.^aLl4ta

Ike

eeoUn on

iavceticitiaB

frwd

m%
Ij

or wire find. Tartar-

Mi nn^* WtacoBiiB,

iB

tkU jtr. Ikejroop

VtU tB

wm

"Vi Ml

* toacft

CUMtt
.

**fdr^

owd by
JusbMi

do our
obtain teaaj at ADdif t^y viU allow aa to
jot ve wfll be ablt to prove It**
Tbt maftafer aaid bcr finn re>
taif famcn loaA api^Uca-

Ittlp

fannm

HAPA

.lijcfc

^^
Md MI

"Iw
t

NAPA

pmpvfli^

the

2^c*d tbe Mate's etapier to

-^

v^Hsn^w V ^
K wurTaiWMP

toob

-^

iinciala
ilDciala

a tmOj foosdEuroptafi kndcrt wbo

vlU Ckaaae* loaoa

r og ocat ad

by

NAPA
_

mV%a t

^^

K^^i^ vai
^aat poopk
aaaaic an ailbar prtrau
trwt or pM^bh Euro*
it rrta iinaunat xrmu
caACMia baaki
imi1 alkt la Kaa^ paaa eaABMicaJ
^^'

Zi^ifr^
"

to a

ViU ean7

1%

MaPa ^

Ml

gligl^ ^ooaii aaw

hadaal a vICMaa,

inaidaat^ ftieb
wtrng a

^ r^^
-

...,

^,,__

Macie
Mmei^

li
la

fim

flMaMV

g^

lakd.

tbi
an
addad tbat
added

,_

F^

NAPA

lad., tbat

Mate paoplc. Tbej arc

- win qaalify for loaaa.

-Tber (tbe Baropaaa laaders
i*i*
are aot aa strict ob aoiDe of tbe
aacraUrr at NAPA'S ba*d- credit criteria as wt are aver
aacraUry
eiaaB.

al

^^

vortad aa a broker lor a flaaaoa

BBOMn
,
.

M]Saa

wbo
- -.^l fLt'^'TaJrLZ!?'!;! ban
'^ applied
*
i** for loaaa
" m rtjaciad
^ota.***
'J^^tatf by Aaertcaa laadfyfT*
iC
IffSpJf
'*^*' ^ panoaa VBO n^ ^. becaase
bacaBte of laadaqoate
U
eoQater-

a irtette

a iiBimtwa af tbt
nabaii^fc Mid.

__

tamtintad maiUr$

bB Fort LapCoo, OdIo^ aaid bere.- aba aaid.

Bliott vonld ao(
Parmen wbo applied for NAPA
Bcatdca NAPA, tba PBI iamU- 'BI iavcidptta.
baaa were aaat loaa papers two
fatiflo abo jBfoJm Hi Oaaoce,
weeks afo, tbe auaafer said, aad
KAPa
coiapitakt. at letft aome of wbicb bt tba Poal-BalietiB itow tbat
bar firm wlD fbrward tboae papen
aZUtedly
tba NAPA of tbe Moade eonpania
to tbe Boropeaa leaden. Tbe oiaa*
|loaaa.yarborombdnDad.
afer aaid sbe didal kunr haw
Uaattcatad bf tbe

o# tfe

by

tibc

PBL

baiac

YarboroQib

aaid.

ma0am

Ote

a^ad

or tba

FU iavcitifa- ipiwcaaiac NAPA

ItooafltmoawbatkarNA^Tttd

&?25SSJ^**^"
matoo. aa eaonraM.

PW

laaaaMUea- maqr NAPA memben we

bm

AaaOcamaaaiarlortbaflnD
iba it aware ol tbaJW tmraatifatkm bat tbat bar eoopaaj baa

aaW

At leaft tbrae of tbe fim ut

bcatad la Maadc, bd
tbrae dooa aotU^ ra.
Maade firms art -aodaUd"j -iTa do aot cbarfe aaj wp^tm
wttb
tea Imlortbaaebmtof loaM.*tbe
tbe Better
report froo
*'
Maaiar aaid. *11qr vooM bave to
Boreaa la
Fan tbat t bavt abaolatdr ao
.
_,
Daft Rraa, aaabtaaC VS. attor- aaarcaa ef
wbic* canat be
aayiBladaaapoUa,jaidtteoldba provad bacaoaa wt do ban aoorcaa

Aa

laaa papen. She said bar firm

attan^idag to have aD tbe

te^

fiaallaad

la

Cbrlatfflas.

The maaafer

said bar firm la

llaeorporatadla a forelfB eavtry.
fbot daeliaed to aame tte eoaatry.
A nport l^om tbe Ifuaek Better
Buraaa, oaetlai tbe
atit director of tte firm,
Bra aaid tbe
.

^'

u<-

iDcataa

taafcrsB
,c

rsaaacia] brokerate, aiaU

24

BEST copy WMLABLE

ft

'/ooj

s>
A rater

KOBOoMi

i^ZSitlSitopS*
Mout
y^ ^^ ^ LwUhml

of

Mb

railed Mriovs doubtt

lout pn^va.
_,,
Dr. W0-)
It's a total fcam." aoM
at
eoaooiiit
a rccioBal

Ike

NAPA

ter

MakL

IWviralty oliliwot

^e tkm

lUO f

tv

to

looft-

tauf^n

Muade

"MMdator with ooe aMtkcr. ae^rdiM to a rmrt from the ManSeBttter BaSm ^/2I;

..lsssars*rNATspcJ&5Srv?s^^
ler firm has tka
caa aan.
JLKmVettuae

to

jeoied that

tkey

mZ
Smvlu^llakiaaM.

on moo- ^^j^ two cowpa n i

hiiher intmst ntet

A paymaat of

Su W

to the fbiaBce

Uk another eo eoBuaoy wai abo "'a^"5

vhich were described
lit PctmoD. vreai-

-It aoaadi

Ji-^^

Snoni^Minn-

SSSk

tfce

WmoB

it

former

the aricoltral_ baiA

rf tte ABftricaa

iif

,^

.oonej

coal,

n^.

and
.

llllBg

.a

who Atatarf
b ^wtioo. peopletopa

Sr^ittee

J* Pleans were iqttfrd

uken AWJdatloB.
was
of hb,w- cent Ipteraot when the loan
tSaoTaSd aomeobtain
loans dosed.
to
jiSJKe trted
^
_^, re^
^aoUer NAP A dooimeot
JStoSJ prSrams.

Xhia,h;:^;UppeDed.-he^

to^^^

SL^^tfiffiTSS^ ^A^tJ^rgt torai^,

Patenoo aaidr
Vefoct rd pat

my

document.
Sffd accordiat to the
soorce woold

"'tU^Tol
Dhdowrj^ the
orpSSuooBbthatoraaW^

g^
t^.^^^r^o&W^iMi S

iSSTrd

SSSy

*^*''JP

want to

tm

ft

lor
defense for the

"J? {Siast the borrower

P^!Sf.!Ss.oS'ST!er ae*shecold pr^ acSS.wjUwatloiindaMaJeooebom>er^

,^.
document
^^^
NAPA
the
. eon- cortS to

legitimaU."

Sutements by

^
*i55SfLS ^SJt

Vocal's ^-S^Sif^

mX

mths
has said for six
finalid
be
-oold
IS-

Peterson
^^^"^^jHSSS'ranT^rview
^^ Jg'TSuJSin'mid-Msy
eouateral ar mcorrwA,
NAPA
.n

^*

-Anybody

^
.n.
th^t^

ikw^tS^d BO

Kiffi^SSro^

said

million iaaotices of

tor teaar

Borrowers

notic with*
r*^"P 52i 2L^?p5wio3 woSd be fettinf Mid
when tbor
^^Jm
srtw?
alSol
fLfffJS2?S31w
-v^lablej^-id
be
JSd
_
pid to ntMtKu^
reports of
^^^
^^
pr^dMt
Ed Monmaa.
aetuaWy rtceivtoR
2J^.?ftfrmm
said
** *"y 'r^TrtMrNAPA pnr
a? Bank In Rochsfter.
the NAfA aroarsm.
aader
loans

many dreamsUnces
has
"
arc
iMlirif bocTOwan
__
*"

SI

^^^^S^SiStS^

M
ir

pie,

JS^Jrt

ol dIfficJuea.-

Mofv

mm said.

-Wt have

tote

;eS2S;
nrcoeaa

able deals like this ettiat

we
IV Middle Eastcca aaaoey and
eoonecin
Iraad
tavesm a

Wrf

tiao with these deals.

borrowen have been p*J7'*"

and fetting

^ntet

the finder's fee

2Z
\0

CKl9f%v 4e-3)

tetft. atr.i

Uk

Tihpj

rai spokesman Allen Whftaker [tefl] and Island

County. Wash Sherrtf Dick Medina tafk with report-

ers Saturday after the house that murder suspect

Robert J. Mathews was in caught fire and txjrr^d

Manhunt ends

in fiery death

OCMJPCVIUJE:. Wask1V te>

9i a mas believed to be a neo-Nazi
aought Id the wotrnding of an *t>i
uem was found Sunday to the
c&arred rubbke of an iiiand imMe,
which was icnhad by PoAioe flares
dunnc s B-nour sCandoff. authori
-Mr
tte Mid.
Allen WhiUker, FBI special

acenttixharge

for

Washmfton

said be believed tbeenly

eccupant of the house, burned to lu
J? ^^*rt T. Mathews,
n. of Metaline
PUk Bat the FBI
atote.

!?^S*'

Islandbome Saturd^ sMbt afte^

Mathews was prcninMOUled to
the expteioc and

ftre,

KWAT

wMeii broke

taaa

Atipfied

flhiminatioo Qares from a -^->helicop-

the

ter.

art .

MATHEWS, BOLED
rental

home, refused

to

if

come

the
out

wheo

the fire started andcootiaued

firina at afou. The houae then

enmbd

in

a huge

firebal].

Ibe FBI

aaid Mathews* ouRrfy of ammimitioD may have ifntteo the blase

"The flares caused the fire, but
the individual faxide kefit firtee at
theafenu and so they eoukl not ffet
doae anough to fee the firs
aajd
spokesman Jooeph Smith
Mathews had been tfaaked lo aaoIhii. white siaremacist irauis Id

M/*

ni

Mathews.

Aey

were Identified^

as Kanddph G Duey, RobMerki and Sharon K. Merki.

FBI

THE FIERY

death ended aa hh
two-week manhunt for
Mathews, wtv was wanted in the
Nov. M shootint of an FBI agent in

tense,

a motel

in

PofUand, Ore.

TnS WSSMl0lDf) Post

ins WssNngloh Tinas

(My Nmm (Nm veik)

Iba Nmt Yoffc TniM _

Washington, Ec., and Idaho

nree nopte were arreatad in

aCher resBeooes oe Wfakbey Island
Friday en d^argas of Wboring

H a>..

ThtClfciQoTrtMW 9.
The

U 5yf

Lm An0MM TknM

Tht CtthiAim Sciancc MonNor

OSATadiy

D^

1-2-

/Q -g H
li^"^'
-'Sioaj

n MMwkrff

StfioC

*>^ttnai

Seattle.

Une ner ihelsUnd ts

^
'

\^

U*\iien

meftsure

pnHeclive

-19(Wev 4-26-83)

Tll|ilMI ft.

ACROSS

THEj^
w>)^^(rroN
SEATTLE

Ne#-NAZl*s

widow ayi TBI

AMMi kcr

DebMe MiSewS sys

refected ber ofer to

the

FBI
Rob-

titik

t Mathews tfito ghlac up tD t

WUdtey bluidiier- A body
bebeved

to

be Matbews'

wv

iouad is the ctATTBd rubble of

ft bouse after FBI agents*
bccidentaUy kK M aire.
1

TnA WMfvnQton Tlnos

Daly Natt (Nmv York)

Tht Nnv York Trim _

Tha Wii Staet Jotfnai
T>i

CNcaQO

Tha ChrMvi

USATodiy

Dai.

.
Tmim

Trtbtfw

Th Loa ArtQalat

Sciar>ce

MonMor

JA
tl-ll-Bf

9(fWv 4-2683)

mAOCU.
Ami.

Vto.:

Cte.ft--

The World
Mn New York
member

A tUwd

in

of the Iriih

niled that a

Repubbcan Army. oaoTieted in his

komeland of murdering a British
aoldier, caxmot
cauae hii orime

be cactndited be*

wai a poUUcal act

U&

Diatr^ct Judge
John E. Sphno meana that Joaeph
Ktrick Tbomai Dc^fcerty, who
MMd fram as Ulfter funaoD in 1961at
ean remain in the United Sutea

The dedaioD by

for the time being. Spriazo

ipheld Doheny'i aawtion that the
repreaenu a political act and

^it

nme

^Doi

covered by the U^-Britith

iitraditiao treaty.

The WmhgifltoH Poat

^w WmWrtfltor Ttfiias
CMy Nawa (New
Tha Mw
THb

Yoffc

Timsa

IMtf Siraat JotfTMl

The CNcapo Trttun

Tba

^i

Yorti)

Lm

Angaiat rvnaft*B/l^.ELIL^

Tba ChhBttv^ Scnc Monaor

llSATodiy

i^'\^-^*\

ji..,i

,.

T.

>19(fWv 4-2e-M)

tdafioMsnHaki After Stiaot-Out With FBIAgents

Guir That Killed Radio Host

Found in Neo-Nazi'sHome
#Vom

rfT)rr

Wirr SrrLt'.

f .t

DEN VEU The sii1t,),-rhiT>c gun

used U' kill Jrv.irh rnj'c Ulk-show
host AKn?i P*.Tg here ?ast June was

found

in

an

home

J^

pi-ia

on !hf Jdaho

of a neu- Nnri who mhained

in federal cistcxty Saturrtav, pohce
said.

B^rr.
ffu>

rx).

vho tal?fl

himj^elf "the
lo ^.tie/' hail received

you luve

Anti-ScmlttcGrMy

which ended

The

group't leader it Richard

BuUcr. a e6-year-old engineer.
The group \$ known for its anti-Scmitic and racist rhetoric
Yarbrough believed to have
served as BuUer*s bodyguard and
worked in the organization's print
shop. His name appeared on a flyer
suggesUng that it was *niroe for
war" with the enemies of the

threats duri-.r; hi? ^rmt on radio

Klation
ofirn denounced Aryan Nations-blacks and Jews.
right- winprr "V" -'ilheair.
according to the An ti- Defamation

KUA.Hf

ccr'irmed thai League of B'nai B^rith.

Yarbrough told the Seattle
iTTi jciibmachine
gmi fo'jr^.J m T (.:'-; IS raid on the Times last year that the group was
home of Ortrv L' / Ya'tirouph. near "looking for a separaUon of the
B.i)Jj5ti'".

\f*^-^

the .<5-c:i'ivri:)g

San'Jr/^ij.:,

Bcrp.

jVj

..

nvrr V

;va u^^'d to kill

races most

likely

it

will

come by

',-.

we^end

last

in

fiery shoot -out at an island

hide-out outside SeatUe. officials
said. Mathews held federal agenu
at bay for more than
hours
before police flares started a fire in
the house. A body presim>ed to be
Mathews was found in the house
afterward, authorities siid.
Mathews and Yarbrough also are
suspected of a series of armored car
robberies, including one in Ukiah,
Calif., that netted $3.6 million.
They were charged with s Seattle
armored car robbery last April that
netted 1500.000.
Mathews was the founder of a
group called the White American
Bastion, authorities said, describing
it as a neo-Nazi group dedicated to

Ch:ef of De- force."

tecuvefi Dor T.;u!r:x wid Friday.
"I am prepared to do battle."
The FB! h;ivj o^tainod a search Yarbrough was quoted as saying fomenting a white supremacist
warrant in an in. eviration of an "The Lord will guide my bulleu -revolution" in the United Suies.
and deflect the bullets that an
assault Of) federal offjcers.
fired at

Scsr^'ttTsctipc;!

me."

BuUcr

said Yarbrough has not

Yarlrf vph. z funrer men\bcr of been a member of the organization
the V hitr jfjprT.acst Aryan Ka- for some time. He refused to
comUoiis. fired on Tin agents before ment further.
the search aiid ccapcd, police said
Mulnix said authorities invettiin a ?tp:f--nt:n'. The sejrch alsD gaUng Berg's
death had focused on
uncovcrftf /.'-van fTation uniform!? far- right -wing
groups like Aryan
and a^'ouJi nflcs. prenadr**;. gjn Nations because of Berg
and 'his
Silenrrrs. rvp :*ivef and blar^tjjig personality
and what he had to say
capF.p.KC^id.
about them." On his shows. Berg
VarlT 'jpl; -A' r anenrd after a often derided and
challervged exNov. 74 Fho'jf on: v/i!h FRI agcnljc tremist groups. Berg
was shot to
at a Portland. r>rr.. mclel. and wa. death in the driveway
of his town
return*^ U> Boe. Idn., where he 15 house last June IE.
being held without bail on charges
A mohth after Yarbrough fled his
incruding assault in the Oct. 18 Sandpoint home, he and
his former
incident. He has pleaded not guilty. roommate, Robert
T. Mathews,
Mulnix said he was in "no hurry" were traced to a motel near
Portto file charges in Berg's death. "Mr. land During s
shoot-out there,
Varbrough isn't going anywhere." officials said. Yarbrough was capbe added.
tured and Mathews escaped.
At one lime, the 29*year*old
A manhunt for Mathews ensued.
Yarbrough reportedly was "captain
of aecuriiy" for Aryan Nations, a
neo-Nazi grtn^ based in Hayden
Lake. Ida.
.

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Gun in Killing

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the sivestigatiaB of Berg'a i

KNVER. Dec 14^1Ve

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ii

teidvct, FBI

mti

Ldte. Idiho.

id Ttni^

ncia! aod relignai bias witfa

Tbe gf was found after a fire- em,l ,

Tbe poop
igbt bet wecR FBI agenu and Gary
Lee Yarbrough. 29, at Yarbrough*t pater baQeta boards, each of which
bocae Id Sandpoint. Offkaals said is caDed aa 'Aryio Natiooi Uberty
^Yartrough bad been a member of a Net,' md wUch asyooe en read
bate organiatjae called 'Aryan Na> deDODOstioos of Jews* blacha, earnBooisu and the VS, gu
eut,
After tbe shootout with agesU at whacb Aryan Kstmi cab the
is booe Oct. 18, Yarbrough fled lOCr for "Zaoniat OecopatiaQa)
^

mum

UBder the bewfiag Tdow Your

Zoeniy,* the boDetiD boardi hat the
wWitistj of kxal cfBoes of the
Aati-DeiafDstioo League of B'nai
o rith and of the Ccwwattst Party

VSA.

Berg

poocy auea, bad a fiaiDboyint*

piovotative naooer oe the air that
iiin

tUa dty'a best^nown

Berg was Jewish,

Kka

IQiD

member

1979, a

Ku

mto

bis

burst

studio to criticise his

commeotary.

Berg aaid the IQaa member threateoed bin at gunpoint.

After Berg was gunned down late
igfat outside bis lownhouae
here, Denver poboe ^ rst ioiied
some 200 people in search of leads.
Tbe police csutiooed that ao ooe
bad been charged with the Berg

afaootittg.

They

evidence

ww^-

aaid they
t ii

bad

g Yartraigh or
Kathewi to the Berg weapon at the
^

time of the Ulimg.

But the Denver poGce have aent
hivestigstan to question Yartrough
other Aryan Nations aenibcrs
bout the caae.
Aiyao Nations is the poitical arm
of s wfaite-supremadst, antt*Settitic

mi

orgaotzatioo caOed

Tbe hoard has a long

tioB of llorris Deea s

peraoBahCy, becaose sf tbe

thiogi be bed to say sboat ri^tt*
wing extieuustSB which nj^ht have
Made him a tvget,* Mobiia aaal

citi euaet t

Aryao WafkwH> with

wet the fun
that IdUed outspokes ndk) nh tent JB a tj^tly aeqged lortress ip
ouDcer AtaD Berg with a tcrTcnt of ortbweat Idaho, Im been kixywD
buDeU on a dtsr street here last for aprcadiug as aodent uteaaage ot
Senc^pouiU IdafaQt hacoe

d Mr.

Tint was becnae

nd

^Tbe Cbvch of

Jem Christ Cbristisn.*

Democratic Party leader m Alauees has piofided

The group actively .

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creed, os

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home?^ Aod among the enemies fist, aTsxan named Bustd- Katoo
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prob11
in
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this case was
ability, the FBI's work in
now govern
that
belD^ by the guidelines
on subverdau
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the bureau's
live or violent organisations.
/The tSdelinS. the work Of Attorney
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former
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gangsters arrested last week

been
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govfyn^ed by non-criminal sources, tte
tied.
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have
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Leader Claims Neo-Nazis

Have Computer Network

DEKVER (UPD^Tbe letder of

MeanwhOe. the former Aryn

Nations member su^ected of kill*
Ing Denver radio talk ahow host

a 'hite suprenadit group wbow

fonner member k a fuq>ect in tbe
alaying of a Jewish talk-show bot
aays neo-Kazi groups throughout
the United Sutes and Canada are

by a network ot home
computers.
Aryan Nations leader Richard
BuUer of Hayden Lake. Ida., said
also that members of his groi^ can
call iq) a computerized list containing the names of Jews, alleged

Alan Berg said from his Jail ecu in

Ida., that he has never
committed a violent crime.
Boise,

linked

communists and ''race traitcn."

He told the Denver
In an

PM

interview published Simday that

the hsu are not hit UsU but are
only meant to t^ off members
his groi9 to "enemies of the while

Aryan nee."
AfUer said that only member* ol
his group or their doae confederatescangettheeodefdrthelisu
but that anyone can caD the cooPKrs and get other right-wii
materials, messages and puhlica*
tiona.

Td

receive the secret lisU iguires a level-seven clearance, he

said. Tbe UsU contain addresws
ot
certain Jewish and communist
or*
ganizatiOQB.

Police disclosed Friday that the

gun used to kill Berg wu found In

Gary Lee Yarbrough's home near

San^^Minulda.
*Tve never harmed anybody."
Tarbrough said at the Ada County
Jail, where he is being held without
bond on charges that incltide as-

on SL agenta. Tve never

been involved in a vtolent crime or
sault

a crime with a handgun.*"

Tarbrough said also that be has

never t>een in Denver and had not
heard of Berg untH he aaw a
televfsioQ news program on tbe
Investigation into his death.

Denver poUce said that an Ingram .4S*caliber submachiM gun

used to kffl Berg last June had been
found in 7arbrough*s home In October. Tarbrough
arrested on
Nov. 24 after an FBI shoot-out at

wu

Portland, Ore.

Tarbrough denied that the

weapon found in his home was tbe
aame me used to kill Berg.

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to

floe

ttpcirBMh
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NtftonB

eaemtoi of toe white Aryan net,"

Tl^rdBuder of Hayden Lake, Idaho, kl

to

toe

e( The Onvir htf.

total are oHd to tmanit

Odon
one

11^ at 9 tv Look Beam, ton

Bv Ku XhB Uao. Buder aid.

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Gary Lie YhitroM^ became a Mped

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Jane riaytog

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to be the

taanl been chaned

airder weapon

to

Berts death, bat a fua

M found to hk Sutdpotot. Idaho, to

Friday. Bert often derided white Mpremactot roups.

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ic AO tIS

akm.tm,.

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Ex-Nazi
ATTORNEYS FOR

will

appeal ruling

LKhualaB

Kaiws had obtaned

his

dttevhip
dU-

frauduIenUy, and revoked hit

Oihtp.

a Naxi ,
So?idWn*"'^^ "* *
.H^ -3?^ J|e James Moru
!f "SR*.^

piit

Mes. Montgomery Ave., had

teUed tojDdude'tbe fact that be Sd
nen a Naa oe hie 1957 naturalixa^^

noB papers.

Becauae of

that.

Moru ruled that

Sjg.gj^c..e.#01ttryto
THE FEDERAL gVTenaettt

moved

to rrvoke

tnd date tnd

l?*K-5**-S^
of birth. The wvernment

SJ'iSL'^
n ii>Mi**<r

^
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flnt

K^Ts'-cttiaaship

place

coaimds
liucMka* KMiryM

1120.

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Revolt Plans
Tied to White
Supremacists
HONTGOKERY. Ak. (Unt*
OocumenU

frtsm a oaopiiler net-

work opented by t wfatte supremadit group eoouin plant far a

revolution aimed at orerthmwinf
the
and Ctaadian ftyrern-

V&

sienta, a
l^aeeday.

pwlhHihed

report

mM

C*i.l.

Dees, whoae office was burglariaed and firebombed last year, aaid
It was spparent that c^t-wing

supremacist groups have begun a

qrstem of tcrroham and violenoe
ilgainstQppooenta.
:.Joe

Gamer,

The Mont(oo>ery Joumal-Adcrtiser aaid information gtkihertd

by the anti*klan group Klanwateh
indicates that the racift group
advocates revolutiont in the United
States and Ctaada by avaHinations and terroriim.
TJSk new^oper aid Klanwateh
obtained the documenu from the
telephone-linked computer net*
work operated by the Church at the
Aryan Nations, an Idaho group
au^>ected of killings and robberies
is the Northwesu law enforcement
officials aaid.

The group

is

also

known

by proaewas Indicted

identified

eutors as s klansman,

last month on burglary and arson

charges in the Dees ease. Proaecu-

tors also claim that

Gamer, who

is

under 1468,000 bond, is linked

to the Church of the iUryan Na-

Jailed
tions.

*The evidence is pretty plain

Aryan Nations and other

that the

klan-Nazi groups are working together in a unified imderground

effort to damage property and
apstssinate people who are eomddtted to tivil righu operations,

and government officials. FBI

agenu and others,** Dees said.

"^

as the

Church of Jesus Christ Christian.

The documenu alao eomained
veiled death threats against Montgomery civil rights attorney Morris
Dees, the founder of Klanwateh.
the newspaper said.
Ilie con^uter network, called
''Aryan Nation Liberty Net,*" eontains roemages critidiing federal
welfare and foreign aid programs
and warns that "mongrelism*' and
""aodal eacperiments'* have undermined U. aociety. the Journal-

Advertiser reported
-nKTe shall fi^it! We shall not
allow ourtelves to be enalsved as
Ihoae in Russia. Arm younrivca!
liberate Osnada!** one

Another

listed

enemies of the

white AfMremadst
are wanted for
acting as infonnantt for federal law

^orcement officials.
The enemies "Vhall auffcr the
cadieme penalty when lawftil fovemmeht is reatored upon this eonttnenC the mesage read.
One of the enemies singled out is
Dees, who filed suit against the
klan on behalf of black marchers
involved in a 1979 shoot-out with
robed klansmen in Decattar. Ala.
''Accordii^g to the word of our
God. Morris Dees has

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NATIONAL AFFAIRS

A Surprise Break
InaMiirderCase
TlK FBI rid on Gary Lee Yifbrough's
Idaho bome had only one etm: to capture
Yarbroo^*s brocber

Sieve,

an

cK^ed

there,
ooDvict from Ariiooa. Steve wan*l
orgad Gary, a member of cvcral oeo-Naa

pmizatioDS, diided

FBI

agents after alks-

But aow

a tboot-ottt.
odty woandi&f two
hs October raid
that
Inroed
has
FBI
dbe
lubma.45<ablwr
CD*t a bust ifter aD.

dune gun found

in Yarbrough's house

murder

turned out to be the weapon used to

Denver radk) talk-show host Alan Berg.
guy
Berg, who described himself as a
tet
>ou love to hate,** was gunned down
front of
June as he stepped from his car

was arOrcyoo last mosth on charges of

Msauhing s federal oOoer and is being held

ha Denver home. Yaibrough.

ftttcd

29,

ttt

without bail in Boise, Idaho. The former

chkroTMcartty for a group caOed the AryNations denies killu&g Berg or even havheard of the man before his murder. But
he revealed to Rpofter^ that he did know

M
M

ooe thing

that

might have made Berg a

target of Yarbrough*s extremist group. ''I

know that he was a Jew ,** aud Yarbrough.

who is DOW a ntember of the White American BtftioDan Aryan Nations splinter
group suspected of several bank and armored-car robberies in the West.
So far, DO new charges have been lied
against

Yarbrou^. Denver District Attor*

ney Norman Early said prmature revdaDenver Poet alerted Yarby

brough and hts associates that they were

ne

suspects in the murder mvestigation. *^e

had hoped to place an tnformer in his ccH,**

he said. When Denver police invertiggton

aiTivcd in Boise to quetfioo Yarbrough. he
reftttad to talk to them at aL

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31,

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PORTLAND, On. (B-A wUte

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ScatUe nnorwi car rabtery

tt^remadfft

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mam

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placed Denver D. PtRBtn*
IV. . at the aecne of tfee July
robbery iD UUah. FBI tst Nor*
naa D. Stcpbenaon unified
1>urd^ at a pretrial baartof for

Second Heist
trial

ebarges

to Seattle eii

atemming from tbe

iSOO.000 robbery of as armored

vehicle at a abop^nff mall April 23.
Be vas ordered to auzid trial to
tbe caoe nuraday and la betof beld

Supbeoaop tcattted that a aacODd toformant tatd tbe FBI that tbe
O^gfUf boidup vaa btftn4H *to
Bto fuDdtof^ far "a white 9resDacy natloD orsaDtatioo.**
Paraeaur and four otberi
cbar|ed to the robbery are
bt of the AryD Natiooa.
Bkbard Butler, kader of the wbiU
i

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IS Id Seaakle, oo the OrcfOD

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AROUND THE NATION

FBI ArrtsU Srd Robbtry Suspect
m SEASIDE, Ore. A third suspect wanted

$500,000 robbery hnked to the neo-Nao group

Wbiit American Bastion was arrested by B^
agents, offidab said.

Denver Daw Parroenter II, 32, whose last known

address was in Cheney* Wash,, was aw>rehended
without incident, the FBI said.
A warrant for Farmenter's arrest issued Dec. 5
ud he and live others robbed an armored car of
about $500,000 at a Seattle shopping center ApriS
13.

The other five have been hnked to the Church of

Jcaus Christ Christian Aryan Nations and the spinoff
fHiite American Bastioo, the FBI said. Agenu de*
cSned to aay whether Parmenter was an active

member oi either group.

Two at the su^ects in the annored<ar heist

were arrested earher and a third was killed in a
Dec. 8 shootout. Two other su^)ects are at large.

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emerging as threat
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Ae Wbiia^AflMrknc Baatioo, a

pobitsfaed by the
Alliance, a rigbt-wing
awociitioB baaed in Washington, D.C.
Katfaevrs reportedly earned mooey
from the National Alliance by
disthbutii its literature.

Natlooal

tiny

iaid of tsadst taatics armed with

ssacWne guns and a mtonary neo-Nazi

Ytrfarougb said Saturday Mi the Ada

County Jail in Boiae, Idaho. 'Tw never
been involved in a violent crime or a
oune with a handgun.

ne

latest

violent episode for the

bfacprint lor violent revolution, has

white American Bastion began Dec. 7.
more than 100 FBI agents conburst from ohacnhty in a blase
'TURNER'S DIARI6'* ^lescribes
a- verged on Whidbey Island in Puget
gisrfii II I
the plan by a bend ai right-wing
thf nstt weeti

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attadcs. disn^tion oT pubbc
mamr
Sr^L^Z^r^ri%^^
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pngwxKsqrie muroer or a w*j^ imMua^ mad tte stmAtk> aUihIm. Mathews- were hidiM.
Tfce group, believed to

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OFFICERS ARRESICD

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Neo-Nazi denies
link to killing
ByCvotynl
attdDanPopkey

USA TODAY

A neo-Nazi leader suspected

shoodng death of coQL-ty
venial Denver radio talk sbow
host Alan Beit admitted Tues^
day tbat someone gave him tte
In ttie

gm

IdentiSed as the murder

tmt denied any oooweapon
oecdon to the crime.
THe statements by tanner
Aryan Nations member Gary
Yartrough came amid a lurry

of concern by authorities that

Usptwp blinked to criminal
ttcOvmcs by while supremactat
mtffis acroK the USA.
_FgI spokesnan I^ae Bon*
a federal Investisatkn
af ttc Afyaa Nations
a net*
of white, anti-Semitic
believing In separation
ai nie races
is gofa^ on *tn
iwlous locations around the
floontryr tavohing a "p^mt
Mmber of FBI aeld ofices.**

nbd

Aryan Nations followers

have been linked to a number

of crimes in the Northwest

laduding a 150,000 Brink's araured car robbery to Seattle.
The gun was confiscated

when FBI agents stcurmed Ysrbrougb's home to October to an

attempt to arrest his brother on

pand

theft charfes.

Yarbrough, who fled the

rakL was later arrested to a

shooCKNit Nov, 24 and charted
with assaulting a federal agnt
Last week, Denver police oonfound to his
irmed the
honne was the weapon that
klDed Berg. He has not been
charved to the crime.
Latest deveiopntents to the

pm

aeo^tezi Gontroveny:
"I know nothing about
Alan Berg, except that he** a
Jew " Yhrtrougb toM repntan Tuesday at the Ada County
to Bote. Idaho.
Asked to specutote on who
kmed Berg. Yhibrough said,
-"God." Be refused to taft to

Ml

two Denver detectives tovestigattog the Berg caae Tueaday

and wouktol say who pve him
lln

SeaMe.

Ore.,

Denver

Apm

Brtak's

Daw nrmenter Q ~ one of stz

ttpey

to the

nbbery linked to the ffoup -

was arrested, the FBI said
Tteaday.

Aryan Nations leader

Richard Butler said to Coeur
tfAleoe, Idaho, he regards Yarbnwgh and his roommate Robert Mathews
killed to a fun
battie with FBI agents Dec Bin
Whidbey btond, Wuh.
*1d
be<tf the highest <tf ideattsn
and moral character.* Be said
he didnt believe them c^Mble

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2 ^Revolutionaries'

Held Without Bail

KEWARK, I>J1(AP) - Two
dbdins a woman who h^ *

die twgM
S^ID cxnnfictkB wtth
nibbciy three

Brlak*s annort^car

wmmn aao to Kanuet, N.Y.. were orta& vttboui baU bere today

S^a beMto
after

to Flerl Court.

B. tJKy Midtae
would iaue wrttun optokn Toes4y xvii voaaoea ta- tais actkn. TiK

jMce Fradcrk^

jraan old, and Ttamhy H.

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and cxpioK on weuou
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^ti alter they were aireetcd by a
fiportodly nnloadtog eaptehfoa at

SSSanU

were feturaed to
Metropolitan Correcttopal Ceiitcr
bad beco
Id Ma n*******^ wtere ihey
hotted while Jndfe Lacey held taar-

Tbe

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can

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Two wones have b^ea charged

with receiving $20,000 from a
$18*2nillion Cahfomia anoored car
robbery that the Fpi alleges was
oommitted by white 8iq)remacifta,
authorities said in Boise, Ida. Suzanne Stewart, 27. and Jean Oraig.
50, both of Boise,

v Te being held

without bail pending arraignment

In federal court today. Stewart is
the daughter of Sharon Meiici. who
her husband. Robert E. Merki.
^^ charged last month with harboring a fugitive member of a
neo-Nazi group. FBI spokesman

Don Wofford said.

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6-iam>on armored car rabbery

taNortbem CUifomia were

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d Harold Kenp. 22, did not fcaist

wben police and FBlagenti.

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THREATENED SENATOR
ADDRESSES BRQAt)CASTERS
y DENNB McDOUGAL,
Timet Staff WriUr

SPRINGS-Sea RobPALM
en Packwood
the
(R-Ore.),

Uifet or an alleged anai*

nation plot lets than a week ago.

made

hia first public appearance

here Monday at the California
Broadcasters Assn. winter confer-

Here to debate the 50-year-old

fairness dDctrinl; Packwood told

The Times, before

the conference
that be had been advised by the
Q^over the New Year's holiday
that the white supremacist Aryan
Nations organization planned to

Biurderhim.

Padcwood aaid that he believed

that he had been targeted by the
jroup^because of his pro-Israel and.
anti -racist stands in Congress.
hunch is they (the FBI)
may have infiltrated (the militant
organisation), because they had

my

very

ixtformation about
when the assassination

specific

where and

attempt would take

wood

told

place,**

The Times

Pack-

before tbi

conference*

^^
According to the FBI, the tcrroriit group is believed to hsve been
responsible fdr the assaaslnatioiT
last June of Denver talk-diow host
-'
outside his nonrtomini

Packwood said that he was under

surveillance and high security
most of last week but that the,

danger had apparmtly DOW passed.

About 30 to SO individuals compose
ihe Aryan Nations group* P)Kk-

wogd estimated.

& recent years, the organisation

hu

been headquartered in Idaho

it reportedly has gone on
Outdoor. maneuvers In nxudi the
way tn trmy mtght and. two

Where

ago, was inVblved In a

sbosCout in Metaline FsUs, Waah.,
in F^hich an Aryan Nations mem-

modkhs

killed by the FBL It was in

Syas
wake of that riiootout that the

reportedly discovered the aunUc weapon that aOeged^

'

3^

Hke Packwood. had been

tti'^outspokcn critic of
aoif racist organisations*
i

Packwood has alao been an outspoken critic of the fairness doctrine, which forces radio and tele'
vision station owners to cover all
^ides of important piiUic iasues.
*Tou're not going to get any kick
from Congress (about the fairness
doctrine)*** ssid Packwood during
Bttrlmirlong debste before 200
irdldcasters with doctrine proponegt Charles D. Ferris, former
chairman of the FMeral CcMnmunications Commissioa
*The incumbents al#ays get
coverage.** Packwood argued *1
tfoQ*t think we*re going to make
any changes.**
Two years ago, Packwood tried
to pliase the fairness doctrine out of
existence for s five-year period as
an cspcriment but couldn't get
encttigh votes on his own commit-

tee^the Senate Commerce Committee^to move his proposal to the

fUl^Senate.

Both Packwood and Ferris

agreed on one point that most
legislators fear television.

niiowing

on the
of the California

their debste

caning dsy

Etapdcasters Assn.*s two-day winter iionventjm, a mock vote clearly

predictably showed that Callforhia broadcasters agreed totally
with Packwood that the laimess
doctrine has outlived its usefulness.
Feoift Gsst the only vote fdr the
rule In an informal poU.

Md

Summing up the overriding fears

of the majority of Packwood's CspltoirHill colleagues. Ferris UAd the
broadcasters that thr feeUng in
Washington is that broadcasting qp^ifically network tekviaion broadcastingcreates a *Voad
map of the national consdottsneas.**
Thsi^ potential for massive national
iBOuence continties to require a
ndness doctrine to ensure nonparasan and unbiased presentation
of news and opinion, Ferris argued.
Qrawing a parallel to a leason he
learned his first year in law achool,
Fiesris said: *lf you let

me write the

ftAs, ni tdl you what any Judge

wflldedde.**

ftoadcasters should not yet have

ih^ fight to '^rtte the teu*

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linked U) an
A rUlO^tfUa
extreme white supremidft group
Dd beiAf heid in ooonectkio wtth a
t3.6-milliOD Ukiah-aret armored
car bokhv iaal July wai ioAetad in
Spokane. Waah,, far aUeged potaaaiton ct a farged fovenuDent
document and tntcntate trannpor*
tatloo of a farged aecurity. The
indictment of James Dye, 36. meant
cancellation of a probable cauae
bearinr on tlie armored car chart*
aa. The govenment would have
been forced to reveal mudi of Ita

evidence at the hearing. IMcral

authorltiea aay they bettere 12
people were involTed in the rob-

bery aa well aa another amored

ear holdup and bank robbery in the
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Packwood and Family Are Guarded After Threat

VASHINGTON^ Itt.
Pukwood,

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of the tknlbr Mr. Piacfevood; hit wtte, Gaor*

nd

Ms f|e;thfllraaB,BaU17;
Ftesnee Goomitttae,
iKDlty TOOfltvBd iotnrive poiloe vo- tv.ttyta^M.
toctkn lor the put wmk atar
thiwteoBd by a BK>t<ait fvoop, ptticectiaD lor falmaalf aod Ui family hi
fin after a radical Arab grsup thraatD aide to tbe Soator aald today.

Sehftte

My

Tte CiVtol poUca

Itftad the

ipadal

nntactiao Watfaeaday after detanitfDthat then was oo tertber

S^Ufcr, aald Etu FWak, Mr.

vQOd'i ipokaamatL
Ihraal ta Saaatar la Itn
Ttepcotactknlor the OravB Rflfob*
lean and his tunlty begas OaclB after
aia InfoRDer told the the EiiSMet Ora.^
olBceorthe^

to

kkhMp aod kill hii childm be^

^toi Ma

aiqvport lor laiael.

IB the paat I have had miaoeQaoBpenonaJ thiaats," Facfcwood aald.

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Mr. Packwood inade Ms fhat poblic
S9peraDoe ahkoe CMatmas at a aaaatiOK of the Ftnanoe Conunittae, vMdi
he took over aa the Mth
Eicbt to 19 offioen or tfat Capital po-

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A tecood member

of the while supremacist group The Order was

arrested Thursday for the |3.6 million armored
truck holdup in northern California in July,

stilt.)

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DENVER

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authorities said.

James Dye, 31. also known as Grant Ullrig.

was arrested without incident by BI agents at
in the parking lot of a suburban convenience store near his home in the Spokane Valley,
said Allen P. WhiUker. tpecial*ageot-in-diarge
of the FBIs Seattle agency.
The FBI sa>'s 12 members of The Order,
which it describes as a 'tight-wing ipUnter
group iffiliated with the Aryan Nation " robbed
a Brink's armored car July 19 near ,Ukiah.
Cal^f./about 100 miles north of San Francisco.
Dye has not been mentioned in the holdup or

noon

other crimes blamed by officials on a network

of neo-Nazis. His presence in Spokane had been
known for "several months/* WhiUker Cold a
Spokane news conference.
At a court bearing following, U^ District
Judge Justin L. Quackenbush ordered Dye held
without bail pending a hearing Monday.

The only other defendant identified so far is

Denver Parmenter. 32. of Cheney. Wash., who
was arrested in Seaside. Ore., Dec. 18 and was
charged

last Friday.

He

is

being held without

bail in Portland.

Meanwhile, a federal grand jury in Seattle

returned a l-count indictment Thursday
against four people arrested in FBI raids on
suspected neo-Nazi hideouts on Whidbey Island
in Pugel Sound in Decemt>er.

Randolph George Duey of Spokane; Robert E.

and Shann K. Mcrki. 49 and 46 respectively,
formerly df the Oroville area; and Ian Roy
Stewart. 2f. hometown unknown, were charged
with two Tounts of hartx>ring Robert J. Math*
ews. 31. of MeUline Falls, ''at Whidbey Island
... and elsewhere** from Nov. 24 until ibeir
arrest Dec. 7.

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were found tai a car ttat Mr. Yartorough and Mr. Mathews had been using,
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F3.I. papers said, eventually led last
list

counterreltli^K.

Already diarfod In cmecttan wfth

the Brinks robbery

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Banhiil and Richard Barald Kemp,

eneeted In KalineU. Mont.; Jamse
Dye, arrested In ^xtfcaae. Wash., and
Denver Daw Parmenter 3d, arrested In
shared by Mr. Portland- They were an appfshspded
apartment
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The men were arrested Wedaeedsy.
Kiitf and Mr. Oetrout In San Lorenm. tUs month.
Mr. Oetioai, 51 years old, who Is OB dls^
Amlstsnt IMted States Attaney
Calff.t |us( south of Oakland.
abUity leeve from hU Job as a Brink's
Fi.I. eourcm. who are said to Peter Robineop said tte GoventtMBt
Two
'ftsffi Ttoffr, was arrested In Lffff%**^. bsve taken part In the robbery In Intendsd to chare Mr. Yartorongb
robbery.
Calif .. la rural Modoc County, near the
Ukiah. said Mr. Ostrout met In ad- and Mr. Duey in the Brink's
OrtQo border. Be Is to be arraigned vance with Mr. Mathews and gave him
At a news oonfetence last month at
Prtdsy hi Federal Oistxlct Court In
Aryan NaInformatkn about the rouu the trtack the headquarters of the the
would take and the amcum ol money In tions, a white supremacist organU^
tlon. at Bayden Lake, Idaho, that
FJM.t1es
group's leader, Richard Gins Butler,
ABen
Rooald
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said Mr, Mathews. Mr. Yarbocougb.
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hour
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the Ian Frandsoo beandL Be was ar- by law^enforoement oCOoers at a house
who also hsads
miles on Wbldbey Island In Puget Sound. Bkemben. Mr. Butkr,
ivtad In Bayward. about
en anti-SemttIc g;roup, the ChBRh
noutheast oT here. A Federal tomps^ Wash., on Dec. 7. Charged with harbor*
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Kriried neoHNazi sect

^eady for revolution-^
\r/ar)s linked to

murder, bombings, robbenes

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Federal lav enforcement

offtcen are cradung down on a far*n(ht"
wiBg ied in the West that thej view as iih
creuiagly danserons as it attempts to

Hie (Toap has been linked to nine months of violent

imes aeemingly patterned after a 1978 novel in which
Ute nprcmaasts and tax protesUn overthrow the
Tke tl-:rearKM (roup, known as the Arran Nations
the Charch ol JesQS Christ Christian, has been tied to
e murder of a controversial Denver talk-show host, a
oagogoe bofnbiac in Idaho, sbootoots with police in
vera] statcf and two armored car rcbberies in Califort

and Washington

state.

In addition, the Secret Service has sncovered a fallale printiic operation for coonterfeitinf $20 and $100
Us, with presses as far apart as Philadelphia and the
idfic Northwest OCtidais said the frtmp has naed the
fos bins along with cash from robberies, to fund Its
iivuieL
Ite federal Borean of AkohoL Tobacco and Fire*
is tevcstigatiu the sect's acquisitioo of heavy
s^KXtt, Inclodiu sumadune gum and hand grenades*
d the Internal ftevcnoe Service is etamfnlng the acities of some heavQj armed sect mcsDben on tax eva-

Acharfes.
According to Jobi IL Walker Jr^ chief of caforce*
mt at the Dq>artmeiit of the Treasury, the Aryans are
s violent as any group we*ve ever encountered.**
Stephenson told a
FBI Special Xgent Norman

ntt^ateb

&

md

is the
Seattle that ttie groop"!
Scral
iolent overthrow of the US. government Sj killing.
bhcrr and coanterfeitii.'* Be dtod a "dedaratioo of
ir^ against Hacks, Jews and the federal government

ped Ejy It it the neo-Naxis.

Law cnforeemeat officers say tejnxip and Its af*
late mdts, variously known as the *lWte American
tstkn." *11ie Ordcr^ or *1Kntder Schwdgen" (Siknt
otherteod), essentially Is acting out la iwal life the

of a fictional Naxibatan.
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Ike cnrrcnt OQtbnrst of vlokoce tracks fairly doae*
with ttie pM of a novd, *The T^Braer Diaries" by

at

sudccmadst William Fierce of Arlington, Va.

Itatbook relates a SDCCcssfol revdstioo hy beavQy
med American oeo^Nasls. In the book, the Nasis nv^

tile

r several procnioest Jews, bomb the FBI headqnartcrt

id^naDy attack brad with noclear weapons.

/l|/lltetaiergiiy pattern of violence linked to theAij-

Gordon

KbM

Oociared a martyr

RcrtMMTt

Mathaws

'Haro' died in siage

ly considered violent except for scattered inddents to

which gun-toting members occasionally threatened law-

Bot according to court documents and law caforee*

officials, young militanU recently have come to
the fore in tlfeegrom. They appear to be beat on Imple-

ment

snenting the

Ibe Amer Diuies.;*

The '^church*' and the Aryan Nations groiv are deacendanu of hate groups that flourished dving the
^^reat oenresstoo*

In Ih^O, Butkr. a Califomia aeraaantical caginaer,

of the more
active Depression-era white supremacists.
'
In IfTS, Butler moved the operation to a fenced and
aedoded 20-acre site at Bayden Lake. Idaho, on the edge
of Cbeur d'Akne Nationd Forest near the banks of a
pore, loe-btoe lake surrounded by dense stand of dark-

became a loQower of Dr. Wesley Swift, oae

green Dooglas fir.

The churdk% name reflects Butler's angry rejection
of the aasertioo that Jesus Christ was bom a Jew. The
name "Aryan Nations*' reflects hb bdid that the *%hitc
aatioar of the world. In North America and Western
Europe, are the true Aryan descendanu of the origind
Mbes of brad, deTibed In the BiUe as the Chosen
IS, a nervous, thin-fhced man with a sorprisf
manner
his converution Is laoeci
aet about qreadiil$
tkshr and -HeckT
vkws that Jews aSdbladts are the children of Satan asA

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Robert Jay Mathews, SI,

lea
Seattle on Dec.
shootout with federal officers attempting to arrert him
on assault and weapons violation charges. The hone
caught fire when an FBI SWAT team fired a mghttmie

vim

his misiko
1b t& ioterview Uut be
*.
the messafe.'*
nVe most win tbe hearts of the people^ he said. It
I hidUe, er a war. for mixids. It can Qiuy he done in the

Botler said

ig

eft."

ne (Toop. is aMitioD to its racism, holds that the

iUominaUon

mment's power to tax deprives dtiaeos of

ar basic rights, wo that overthrowiiic tike govern^ dtiaens withhold

^"^y fc**^fry^_gy<

^^y

vflocot 01 nsoeraJ tucoiDe lazes*

Fi

to 1 ,000 members
Atthood the sect claims it has
d readers of iU Utentsre. Anstast iFBI Director WUffl M. Baker sa js the FBI estimates the lurd core** to
a cadre of 100 to lh<r^

Dee in Sesttte said that before

Uw

his book and the question of whether it has served as a

guide for the extremist violence.
^
Since Mathews* death, Gary Lee Yartrough a dpae
aasocUte of Mathews and former bodyguard of Butler,
has been arrested on charges of assaoltiot federal crfficcrs is coooectioo with an armored car holdttp last April

p of two federal marshals in North Dakota.

Fcdtfirf agents investigating those killings began

eoveriiig links among heavily arined ri|riit*wing estreoverlaps also were rq^ortedlyj^soch poops
the Anti-Defamation Leagoe of B'nai Frith, whidi
s miltored and talked to informers in groiqs soch as
eKs Kte Ktan.

In Seattle.

Tte extremist network

is

loAse-knit

and nationwide

Beam is

Tke Aryans have drawn necial attention and cs*

esBkn of concern from Stanley E. Morris, director of

the fiedital agents also seized racist tracts,

staI ooe df<an^g a ''point mtem** for gaininghero
s
an "Aryan warrior^ by mardering Jrws blacks,
1

JeralJadgesaBdFBIageBts.
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Onehand-writtcn trttcl declared Nrar^ ialnst "Ihe
X:** ffionist OocspatiOB Govemmast) and the "Jew*
^dia,- and waned of "daJly firtfightt" be0lfllD0Q ynffO
enlinr cnforcemeot officials and the**teavj]& annsd
hiie Anaericaa RcvolMioiiary Anniy.*'
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Some organisations sMiated with the mdst
ce have oompnteriaed "enemy lists,* with ^^t** and
tdress^ of Jewish org^
^

fhe
f

role te the slaying. {

Related searches of other homes of Aryan Nati4psed defendants have turaed up fonr crosmws, booby

VS

automatic pistol

Vartroogh has denied any

eoDstitoent gronps are being linked by a radinaenoompoter tinman besog set sp by txmis Beami, a
xas Kn Klux Klan leader and coooipoter oonstdtant,

oe

Marshals Servioe,soae of whose officers have

en shot or assaolted as they attempted to aerve eoort
pers OB extremist group members.
^Ine person linked to the gronp. federal invcstigars said, had ^ans of a power dam in northern Wash-f
gtoa. Among the groap's annonnced aims Isl
strwetioo of ntilities and comrnimicatioas, aHhonihn
BO eootirmation of any plan to sabotage the j

search of his Idaho

him a prime suq>ect in the murder

to a mac^iO''
towbows
poo used to kill Berg.

Ahfaoa^ the investigaton^y it is nnited more by

organizatioo or hierarchy,
sokfy andthedogy than

home

led anthorities to conof Alan Berg, a

Jewish talk-show host who had poblidy belittled extremist groups. Berg was gunned down outside his Denver
town boiae in June. The search turned ap a cache of
weapons rancng from an Uxi submachine gun and load-

sider

scope, bat concentrated in smtOI pockets in the Middle

est, the West and the Sooth,

sed inDsUas.
According to an Aryan Natkn newsletter.
ambassador at large of the Aryan flatjons.

Is

papm

EaUL a tax protester with a history of anti-Semitic

d anti-black aettvity, was a fu^Uve soQbt in the stey-

his death, Matbews^tanritA

,J

him a martyr*

boild*

to join what he calted The Ordfff

the name of a paramilitary nndergrcand groiu>
f*The Tttrner Diaries."
... ,
Some activities of Mathews and his followers ckei^
ly paralleled events in the novel officials say, and court
indicate that Mathews recommended the book to
hb associates. The book describes pitched battles with
enforcement officers and the use of robberies and
counterfeiting to fund a white siqnouicist organixation.
PierceTthe author of the novel, retoed to dteuss

Among the iroop*s aBlliates are members of the Ku

ired

frame

Jd a lew assodates

tl&at

o KtaB, the ibiencan Nazi Party and some radical

to the doctrioe of Po&e Comiutos^ which re*

miaes DO law above the county level One Posse Comite adherent who attend^ Aryan Nation functions,
Kahl. was kilted in May 1083 in a banker in Arafter a cache of explosives and ammonitioo was
itod in a fanfight with federal agents, but not before
itet aadlilMa Aerifi. Tlie Aryan Natiou has de-

flare that accidentally hit the

which Mathews had stored e^^losivcs.

.
Mathews, who had left the AiTaochorcfa to form aiu
tffiliated poop called the White Arjan Bastion, was te(
I
SnUV termed a "hero" of the aect by Botler.
a federal court affidavit, the U^^attonejVefl

htt, in

go v c

lerm]

militant,

insldrrBoming farmhouse near

^DT^diot

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trus, infrared night*Tision scopes. IM sticks of dyii*mtteTthree-quartcrs of a pound of C4 ex^osivcs akng

vith 4*ti*^<*^ wire, two .S<aIiber semi-automatic
weapons (ooe equipped with a tflencerX a Mini-14 Roger
J21<aliber semi^utomstic rifle, a bandolier of hock*
shot shotgun shells and a hand griaiade.
Informants have toM Denver police that Beam had
boasted privatoly of killing Berg. But police have discounted this infonnatioo. saying there ii no sqjpocting

embers or
According to the FBTs Baker, Aryan
svmnathixers also hsve been linked to an armored car
tsst July to lAJah, CaUf It and the Seattle robbery were conducted **to fund further criminal nets by
mendwn or odshooU of the Aryan Kations,'* he said.
More than |4 million to cash was taken to the two

Md^

cash was obtained through the counterfeiting

which authorities said also was used as part of the

cxtremisu* effort to disrupt the Federal Reserve f
ftemi Some Aryan Nations publications describe thai
IrsI bsnking system as a tool of Jews. Robert E. It
Ind his wife. SoaroB, are to be iried next month to
fie on charges ton organiSBd the ri^g.
an, the FBI has arrested II suspects to
tton with tbe armored car heists, for haitoring Mathews
rihg.

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Feb. 6 tria] is set for Denver
Daw Parmenter 2d, 36, linked
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Nations,inPKite supremacist

group accused In two West

Coast armored car robberies
last year that netted ^.1
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Law in War on
Far-Right Sect

sniment*s power to tax deprives

dtisens of Ihdr basic rfgfau. and
that overthrow of the government
Bsy te achieved more caaily If

White SapremMi8ts.Tled
to Wcdcn

a dioot-out with

Jrwa, blacks axMl members of other

mlDoritles are afadn and the govsnunent Is overthrown.
Tbe group. In dditkm to Ms
nctem, hoMs that the federal gov-

CHme Spree

to fbrm an affiliated
called tte White Aryan
BsstiOQ, was recently termed a

an church

poi9
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wtthhdd payment of fedincome tana.

Although the aact claims It has
of
IIP to 8XXX) members and readers
lU literature, Assistant JBLD^^^*
lor William M. Baker says the FBI
estimates the nurd-core** to te a
eadreoflOOlolSOperaons.
According to Wes McCune, caoecuUve director of Group Research
be of Washington, a nonprofit
organisation that monitors farright activities, the Aryans are
loosely albed with tte Ku Kluz
Kian but generaUy are not as

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WASRmGTON-Pedertl

law

cnfamnietitcfricert are wtfixv an

tatenilTe crackdown on a far
ffBhi*wii aact In the Wcat that
kaa teen finked io nine months of
violent crima seemingly patterned
after a IfTS novel In which white
aupremadsts and tax protetten
i
overthrow the (ovcnunent-ic
Tte 12-7Mr*old groi^, known]
a the Aryan Nations or Ue Church I
of Jesus Christ Christian, has been
tied to the Durder of a eootroveraial Denver taft-riKyw hoau a synafOfue bombiQg In Idaho, aboot*
several aUtes
mMM with police
and two annored car robbenea In
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CUWcnIa and Waahtngton state.

b ftdditkn, the

Secret Service

has tsQODvcred a fuU-acale printing

opciratiOQ ior counterfeiting t20
with preaaes as Ut
ivart ai Phiiadeiphia and the Pa-

SDd tlOO

bOIs.

cmc Northwest

Officials aaid the

groi^ has used the bogus bills,

akng with cash frtn robberies, to
taodttsactlvititt.
Hie federal Bureau of Alo^iol
Itabaceo and Firearms Is Investi
ptiQg tte sect's acquisition of

heavy weapons. Inducting submachine guns and hand grenades, and

tte btemal Revenue Serviee Is
naminlr^ tte activities of aome
teavily armed aect members on tax
evasion charges.

Accordii^ to lohn M. Walker Jr..

dbtef of enforcement at tte TVeasury Department tte Aryans are
*)as violent as any group we've ever

Tte

vtfble or as well -organised.

Baker aaid tte Aryan Natkms
''derive members and taocepxtr
torn tte farmer Idate dispter of
SberifTs Poase OomiUtus, a militant taz-revolt froiq>. Gordon
Kahl. one of ttet group's leadera,
kil!'^ in a 19B3 shoot-out with
authors '^o m Arkanau, more than
a year after te killed a U.S. marshal
and a deputy and wounded a pdice
tte Aryans teve
tewn special attention and cxpressicHis of concern from Stanley
E. Morris, director of tte U.S.
Marshals Service, aome of whose
officers teve been shot or sssaulted
as ttey attempted to aerve court
on extremist group mem-

As a

result,

Morris said auch groups "auiiport

issues ttet on tte surface teve a
supeficial appeal to many Americam. such ai objecting to taxes snd

cpposing heavy fMeral and aute

regulatkm.**

Paradcoically, te added, asem*

ten ""commit Illegal acU but wn>
themadves In tte American flag.
. . . aaaault tte police but view

fc

puBles some suthorlties becsuse

tte ffTDiv was founded In 1873 in
tte peaceful Idate eommuidty of
Bayden Lake by avowed radst
Richard Gimt Butler. It waa not
previously eooaldered violent accept for scatured Inddenta In
which gun-totiz
sionaUy threatened lai

Bot according to court documeou and law enforcepem effi.

46 dak, young militants teve recent-

te caDed "Tte Order.** Ttet is tte

name of a paramilitary underground group In Turner's Diyriea,- written by acknowledged
racist

William Pierce of Ariington,

'

Some activities of Msthews and

his followers closely paralleled
evenu in tte novel officials aay,
and court papers indicate ttet
Mattews recommended tte book to
his associates. Tte book describes
pitched tettJes with law enforcement officers and tte use of robberies and counterfdting to fund a
white supresnadst organisation.
Since Mattews' death, Gary Lee
Tarbrough, 29. a doae asaodate of
Mathews and former bodyguard of
Butler, has been arrested cm chargaa of assaulting federal officers in
connection with an armored car

holdiv last April to Seattle.

A aearch of his Idate home led
authorities to consider him a prime
su^ect in tte slaying of Alan Berg,
a Jewish talk-stew host wte had

nMdy belittled extremist groins.

Berg was gunned down outdde his

Denver town house to June. Tte
search turned up s cacte of weapons ranging from an Uti auhmaChlM gun and loaded croasbows to
a 1Iac-l(r automatic pistd^tte

weapon uaed to kill Berg.

Tarteough hu denied any roie to
ttealaying.
Related aearches of other homes
of Aryan Nations-linked defendtour croasants teve turned

tews.

booby-traps.

Infrared
Bl^t-vlsion scopes. 100 stidks of
ins ffesnn0nn f^vi .
ivim*
WHnngvn Vb^AA

religiotts and
God-fterii . . . (and) lAIk of
flreedom but support virulent racial

themselves

pattern of vlotenee inked to tte Aryan Nations

fii eigi i ig

*%ero'' of tte aect bj founder

Butler.
a federal court affidavit, tte
VS. Attorney's office In SeatUe
aaid ttet before his death, Mathews
invited a few aaaodates tojoin wtet

citisens

Kd RONALD J. OSTROW.

federal officers

ettempting to arrest him on aaaault

and weapons vkdatioo i^arfes.
Mathews, wte had left tte Ary-

as

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iffie

Dsiy News (New

Yorfc)

Tte New York timas .

andreUgiouBbtgotry."
Authorities note ttet younger,
militant Aryan adherenu
teve come to tte fore In recent
montte, replacing tte leaderAlp of
C-yeer-oid founder Butler* whoae
"vkdence** had been confined to his

Tte

more

WM Street Joumsl

Tte CMcspo Trtbuns

Tte toe Anpslss Tknas

rt^m^^^

TteCMsttsnSdsnosMonSor
tlSATodsy

oery, racist ^wecaes.

be

McCUne of Groip Research

says "church" members may te
feeling their oats" with tte nsiko's political atmos^iere
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dTHunile. Ibree-quarlert of a
pound of C-4 oplonveB along with
detonating wire, two *4S-caliber
aemi- automatic weapons (one
equipped with a fUencer), a Mini14 Roger .223-caIiber eemi^automatk rifle, a bandoleer of buckihot
ahc^Lgun thells and a hand grenade.
According to the FBI's Baker,
Aryan members or sympathisers
also have been linked to an arnored car holiiup last July to
ITkiah. Calif. It and the Seattle
robbery were cooducted "to fund
further criminal acts by members
or oSshooU of the Aryan NatioDE,"

be

said.

Robert E. Herki and his wife.

Sharon, are to be tried next month
to Seattle <m charges they organised the ring. In aU. the FBI has
arrested 11 suspects to ooimection
with the armored car heisU. fbr
harboring Mathews and fdr asaauKiog federal officers. Two sua-

pected armored-car bandits, AnAw lOrgU BamhiU and Richard

Harold Kemp, were taken toto
ovtody aartier this month while
flkying poker to a bar to Kalispell.

Baker said aeet members alao are

nder

suspicion to the April 29,

of a synagogue
toBoiae.Ida.

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D'Aubuisson Associate Arrested

Ol.lto..
fcl^.

Yields $5.9 MUlion

V.S. Search of Nine Suitcases in "Rxas

ik.

OH.Cvit.S

corrupt the electoral proTambaugh and the pibt. Cos tend to

oar country .... to boy
of
cess
Maestrafes of Boca Raton. Fb..
political chaos and
promote
votes,
contrapoastUe
Vas known as s
order to mbtreat
mbdeeds
other
band exporter * He. Gutrob and
suffering peopk.*
our
ridicule
and
charged
Oacar Rodriguez Fee were
Reagan administration offidab
with transporting nndocumented
acarcely conceal their glee at
couki
being
are
ctth and conspiracy and
ieu news of Gttirob's arrest The
held at tiie Corpus Christ! jail
Christian DemocraU are mopping
of $1 minion bond. A bearing b
up on thb. It's seriously undercut-

rMkc Alb.

doae imiriitr of Roberto

A
.

ITAobuiiMii.

leader

of
t

thiw

of

r's fMT ligbt politiai

Sat-

wing, was

an arrested St a le-

Tcsaa urfidd bit week with

escflotaiomg mote than

achedubd on Tuesday.
now.*
An investigstive team of m. ting D'Aubuisson ri^t
one.
Enforcement
]pesterDrug
the
said
and
customs
tomi Seraoe officsab
Administration agents has been
work on the case, TumSalvador's ntliog Christian formed to
b no
bitter baugh sakL Although there
$5.9 nuBiQn

ki

aaid

naO failb, VS, Cut-

Dcmoaatic Party, locked

ID a

apparent drug connection, drug

with D'Aubuissan's Arena
deals usually involve brge amounts
ftrty Ofer next month's municipal
of cash b smaO bOb.
l^Uative deetkms, immedipossible drug ring bvohrement
mOf diarged that the money was b "certainiy one of the things being
obtaomd iUcttly and would he nsed Mivestigated; a Sute Department
'
cxvnvt the electoral
hy Aran
said.

atn^e

mi

official

Guirob b known as s cbse assoofBdab wd they ar- date and financial backer of D'Auicated Piandsco Gusrob Beecte, buisson. and has allowed D'Aubuis6 as aoo to use a fbor of a buikiing be
S5. and two other men on Fd>.
jet owns b San Sahrador as an Arena
private
tfa^ff ff"^ Sabrdiner
Coimoffice, according to SUte DepartBdterg
the
w^ raiding ft
Goirob family
tyairitripnearKiiigfvine,abcct35 ment offidab. The

'

Bttbs aoitffawest of Corpus Cfaristi

ear the Gdr Coast
Gmroh. carrying two passports
Salvador and one from Coafrom
ls Rica, ia a wealthy Sahradonn
conservative with dtjaenship in
Salvador and Cbata Rica who trsv*
cb frequently to the United States.
Be claimed that diplomatic imjBODity protected htt nine sotcases
from a aarch, acoording to DonaM
oal
G. Tmiibaugh, assbtam
i^pminiff finger for eaforcencnt at

has been strongly opposed to Salvadoran Presklent Jose Napoteon

Duaite aince 1979. when the first
Duarte government eaproprbted
and natboalixed a brge bank, the

ly

the Customs Servke's Houston office.

thmk he was counting on

that.* Tmnbaagb aaid.

Banco Sahradoreno. that

tle

bmily

There abo are reporU that

Guirob was instrumental m the tormatbo of the Ikoad Natbnal Front.
FAN by iU Spanish imtbb. a rightthat inist uBdvelb organiatbn
parspbnter
two
and
Arena
dudes
ties.

Arena

seeking to the

Manh

fIfrtMWtt to c3Kpand its domination

l^jbbture. where
not have dipb- of the Sahradoran
and a coalitbn of conservaArena
found
agents
and
natk hanurity
brgdy suooeashd
containfd tives have been
tK>f
sirftriifi
the
Duarte initbtivea.
Uoddag
to
with
Uixwrency,
$S,7S350 b
Dilarte b counting on a brge popIbe brgeat faiBs bong $100 denomnbr vote to March to gam CQOtroL
caDed
said.
He
bntioos. Tumbaogfi
major newspaper advertiseit the brgest amency aebure in
Feb. 12. the Christian Demments
Tensfabtory.
tfiat Guirob
-We befieve they were beaded ocratic Party charged Ito supply
money
to
*
bringtog
was
Turabaugh
out of liie cooDtry
for hb comrades who inaaid. He aaid that the phne had left deport
to
Loa
Angdes
John Wayne Airport
the amming of Feb. on a iight
pbo to IQagsviDe and Florida wd
ffcar Cntf^^*^ Service olBdab m
C^Bfonns had aramed the Texas

But

Gwob

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White Supremacist Pleads Guilty to Gun Qiarges

BOISE, Ida. (UFI}-White supremacist Gary Lee Tarbrough.
alkfedly a key member of a militant oeo-ffazi gang, pleaded fuOty
PMday to II counts of fll^^y
pneif ning fireanni and opIoi^Tes
at his Dortliern Idaho borne
Taitrougb stm &ces thai

in

V^.

District Court beginning Wednesday on an additional charge of

shooting at JSSL agenu as they
approached his hcane tn Sanc^point
last October.

He was

arrested tn
November after a dioot-out with
the FBI near Portiazxl, Ore.
is believed to bea
of the White American

Tarbrough, 29.

Bastion and a former security oCBeer for the neo-Naa Aryan Nations
Church of Bayden Lake. Ida.
Tarbrough, whose fuilty pleas
came as a surprise, f^ces a mssimum sentence of 61 yean tn federal prison on the 11 oqunta..
.

Aoaecutors say t^t

his groiQ) is

Tti^onsible for various robberies,

including armored car holdups in
Cslifomis and Washingtoa

In addition. Tarbrough is a suspect tn the 19B4 slaying in Denver

of a popular radio talk-ahow host,
Alan Berg. Hie murder weapon
was fbund in Tarbrou^'s home,
but he hu denied any involvement

in the death.

Tarbrough was moved to Boise

in December under t^ht security
after his arrest in Portlud.
An associate. Robert J. Mathews.
31. or MetaUne FUls. Wash., a
fbunder of the White American
Bastion, eluded authorities in Portland but died in a burning house
during a shoot-out od Wbidbey
bland. Wash., in early December.
Mathews, in a last manifesto
mailed to the Aryan Nations compound at Hayden Lake, Ida^ Just
days before his death, called ftar a
race revolution to overthrow the
federal government and drive minorities out of the United Statea.

Ths

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tiiwd tbBir nee.Afiosssis;
list OTsOfthk horn the conpiiu aa tjSfto mOn oaosouiets or saeecses*
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tog levels of passwords to restrict acor vhtte
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or
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teii
ten
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1 Leuufr ol B*Mi B*ittb tad
work or true bdievan wte eerve tte
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Jeaus, tte Christ,"
and onty God
U3JL It alio todadertemn aitf a2u M2 for kfm^a 17>yaar^ wte to- one
aad titiat it is "for Aryan patriocs ODiy .**
or 'raoo tratton'' aad ''to- temed OD rt|^*ai0g actMtte.
iyteattstfa^or''kDOWB 2y)GffloBTte statamoot accoaes tte ''Sataa&c
petiopal Gdvanuaent) tortormaodety or tte United States or "nir. tot Occtt
en.** tte Dscwock lists tte ^laffles or an
dsrtiv Chrtstiaas Ute Goftfoa Kahl,
taformer agalnet tte Klan aad a
irtiD yoQ teiDsd la WcbocftadneHar's
oa Aryan w>nnn>, an
oven beciAise te would not taw to yoor man wte testlfled against a Kb Xhs
tend to BoYta Lake, Idafao.
a
Pansman charged wtth
MoeaMBt oOcUli have tM a ipttmar folda Babytaolan God nd pay your CallfoniU ndio fUttoo. bombtos
^
or the ofiniatioc to aewal tribute to ftnenre Isnel***
Tte idarmer was fciUed
Mr. Kahl. a taftttve ttenad vltfa
laak and armorad-cer lobberteo,
mer, aad tte net wwi eautts:
two
Federal
marshals,
was
an
anUof
on Podov] olAcen end
blown to pf eces on a raceat
idayiBiorAIa&BMg. oofspokfn OMmber or a tax<pntest when te opeoed his maSIbos to
group. He was kfDed to Jtme 1183 wten
newspapar. Oh, glorious dayl^
a coocrete biBker cramsaed wttb flmi- his
SBtry called "At Last, IMtv**
An
sands of ro^Doa o^ asimuottioD ea*
froup. eomQf Itsetf by ploded In a gm battle wtth tte Fedenl eeys: TtoaDy, we an aS gotog to be
]^wkK together at ooe aotat to time.
I,
tododii^ tte Order aothortties. He shot and kOM Sheriff
ader SdrwoffBD, GonDOB lor Ge Matdiews or Lawreooe Cotoity, Imagine, n you win, aH tne gnat mtods
or me patriotic Christian mo v emeut
Biu{tetiOod>an
Aifc., to that toddsoL lir. HaU atuifcsiwj lugeujar bbq joiDea mm ooe
Isoded Aryan Nattoos ftmctioBS and
computer. Imagine aB(y patriot to tte
has becsmd as a *ten and martyr**
erartiyb^g aUe to call op aad 1
teevfly annod tadhrlAials ^rtioted
vat^ OB the Uattad States
~
Ite SDoBt Broctertiood
toat
it tte Ctoyonanmt, aldcb

Ak

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P3X

Mop

Ocmpe tlup

IsvastlBaton bava abaa^y toimd

kches of weapons, tacludiag

ttffddte

ead antomatic
Bdbect 1. which was Idsatifsd
Bsig,
yoan cld, was killed to ports as tte ODs OBsd to
" * OB Pedeial ofB* wte taunted rt|^a-wtos astieuMs oa
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Tte taadsr or tte

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^^Aopped bam a

Mr. Mathews was aomfht to

or tt
FJIX afnt to Seattle aad tte rohbery
of a BrtiOrs armorsd car to
.

hfe radto Shaw* Tte aothovttto also

fcund tttaratan dfftantng a *1potot aya-

achieve statmEgrkdu^PM*
asm**
oral officials, btocte or Jaws.

TtePMaral
tfacovsred tte
ctols

aottertttoa teira

Bames oT

and othsn viewed as enaaries

Iqt

last inoBth, tor

aoctfied lisot Gov

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of Alabama that te mgto te a

tor reveage. Mr. Baitoy, whes
Attoraey Gflonal, was rasponsl
flNatofng tte satradtttoa of tte
J* B. ftniiei tor Ite botaWfy or Bititol
B^^soet CwBrca la avflDDa)S0Bafl&.

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fb FJIX ako ODOOwed ttrM*

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Dsly News (New York)

The New

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to tte

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WW Street Jouml

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How FBI works to

solve alleged
neo-Nazi crimes
Cktnetar: lOOA-8049

192B-142

Title:

CUksifie^cB:
Siibaiittu Offie*:

tievy FBI

SC

works to solve

alleged nee-Nazi crin]es

K
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A pActure k emerftng from official tfocunkeoti

^ kov

fte FBI te (otnf tbout solving a ftrtag ol

rtbberiea, coanterlelttivg schemes and tiM
__r ef a Denver talk show aosU all of which
.^ linked to a langof neo-Nazis.
I

various charges connected vtth the crimes,

which include the tiA milUon robbery of a
Brink's armored car near Ukiah last Jttty 19.
The FBI got Its nnt break in the caae the day of
the robbery vhen agents found a handgun that
had been left behind by one of the robbeiiJaccording to an affidavit released by the US. jUs*
trict Court In Sacramento. Ftom there, that docu-

It by 00 means throuHk wtth the case

ment and others reveal, the Investigatioo haflled
agents will not discuas the lavestisattoo. But
to at least tvo informants who were tnvotved with
;vh^ Is knovttlathlK
the Ukiah holdup and wtth a broad network of
<^- One peiyoB linked to the groap Is dead, at leait
neo-Na^ who seek ultimately to overthrew the
llpthen already aine la Jail and at least three p VS. government and to remove
OTT trUnrrd tl^ be the objects of hunts on ^ aatf laws from the country.

7lM FBI

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wan

Mike Dooher, the FBI agent

la

San Kafhel In

the Ukiah robbery inveatigatloa, aald

last week more arrests are expected, but he
would not say how many and would not ooollm
the names of those being nought
\
Further, agent Doober said, arrests have baeit
knade in the case nationwide He said aome of thi
krrests were made with no apparent connectioo
40 the robbery Itself. Plans are to have all or near*
ty aD of the suspects In custody before the ana^
pects are charged in the Ukiah heist ao f
can b e tri e^at the same time, aaidr

charge

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toltb awl Wosoa

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ne

IftoooUi, Mo&U who )>ott^t U aader

kb ova aame at a:iCl9K)oli iportlas
.

la tke

7. bat before Us arrests ,

were aeroins to oe oCber members

H&.

al a group BanhUl belped fooad

nfteOrdcr.*
Tbe Order vets Its aame from a

itttIe*kBOwa aovel.

The

Turoer

wrtttea by a fbrmer Ore*

. Statf Uoivenlty pbysScs prota^
J, wmiam Lotber Pierce, who qntt
te aalversity &a 1965 to work wltb
rtes.'

^^eorte Uacola RockwelL foaader

al tbe Americaa Nazi Party
Pierce Is leader of the NatioBal
Alliance of Artinftoiu Va^ a aeo-

.Nazi group.
la Piercers aovclTbe Order li the
^laaer circle of a larger group of
rrvolutioDftries wbo take control of

tbe whole world, eradicating all

lews and aofrwhitea.

Members of the OtOooMl order
wear a blood oath to commit suicide before they are taken captive.

Their revoltttioB is fiaaaced by

armed robberies and counterfeiting.
.
BamhiU and other members of
1^ reaMif^ Order were origlnaDy
imbers of the Church of Jesus
Christian Aryan NatSoos ta
;dett Uke, Idaho, which preach. white su^iemacy and separatiofi
f:the rmcei,

accordiag to tbe oert

oocumentL
fiefore

Barahm was traced down

nod arrested along with Richard

SvtM Kesip, n, as they were play*

lag poker ta a KalspeD, Moot. bar.
the FBI was aUe to tafUtrate
Order and obtain informatioo fmn
at least two Btembers of the gang
Involved in the Ukiah h<Mop, according to court documeaits.

ne

laformant, the FBI

Ica roed tbe leader of Tbe Order was
Jto&ert lUthews. Jl. of lieUllne

From oae

aemlaoUy

pistol was eveataally

latlc,
traced to Aadrev V. BaraUU, 18, ol

IDOds store April M.

tenmill was aiTcsted

Vash.
fPt iai ^rom the vflle, Vashu; nad laa .,
with harborteg a ftogiBayden Lake beadqaartert or Aryaa XI, aD charied
Mathews. In addition, the
live
Natioos. Matbews died Dec. f la a
Uertk were wanted en n Itit Orefire fo&owiag a steoloot wUh FBI
counterfeiting chnrve.
agents and police oq Whidbey la- tttt
^Tten, en Dec It at Seaside, Ore..
laad, Wash^ aaar Seattle.
Daw Parmenler n, tt, f
Btfore be died. Mathews wTtte a Doaver
Wash., was arrested In
Cheaey,
la
letter to his hometown newspaper
the Uklah robbery.
which he aald the Informant Is ftr*^*''**^ vlth
t. Jnmes Dye. tj. wassrw
Jan.
And
fovadt
if
and,
Order
laown to The
Spoknae oa n almllnr
"Us head win be removed fhn his rested In
Falls.

w,, ^-^ to tfct CPTt (

^StoTmmd tn tbe annored car

body.*
At diat time, the FBI aooae was
already tightening on the group.

from
eaicaped Nov.
a shootout with FBI agents la Por.Itend, Ore^ la which he and an FBI
Mem were wounded. A member of
the ^ng. Gary Lee Yaitrough, 21 , of

Mathews bad

Sandpoint, Idaho, was ancsted by

agents after the shootout
Yarbrough had been sought since
Oct It. when he escaped after a
shootout at his home, where officers
Jbund a large cache ef weapons and
ezploslvea. Included In the cadie
was what crlmelab tedinidans said
was the .45<aliber Mac 10 submachine gun believed used in the June
II ambuslHnurder It of Alan Berg,
an outspoken radio talk show host tn
Denver. Berg was Jewish.
By the time of the Portland shootout documents reveal, the FBI had
already learned fh>m an infMmant

Mathews had robbed a

bank of t25.000 the previous winter
and ttiat he and several others later
Involved in the Ukiah holdi9 robbed
an armored car la Seattle April It,
that

Seattle

^^

taking $500,100.
Left bcbind at the aceae orihe
Portland shootout was a car cortalnlag not oaly 130.000 la cash that
appeared to be from the UKIah rob*
bery and weapons iachidiag a silcac>
cr-equipped machine gua; but also a
book of names and phone aaokben

Mathews was run down en Whidbey Islnad. nnd since then, nrreats
have come with regnlailiy.
Arrested on the scene on Whidbey
bland were Randolph Geoive Doey.

of Spokane. Wa^h^Jtnbst E. and

Sharon K. MerU. SOaad 47. of Oro-

Oa Jan^7. BarmhiU and Kemp

were arrested.
On Jan. it, Sharon Mend's daughwns
ter. Suzanne C Toraatsky, 27.
nrrested In Boise. Idaho, along with

Jean Craig, 50. They were charged

with receiving money from the
Ukinhholdiqi.

Informant revealed that tSfe

Ukiah robbers had driven straigkt
trom the holdup to Reno, where thgy
Bitt up into sc^ml cnrs and drove
MTth to Boise to divide the money
with the help of Tomatrky and

An

Oair
SabseqienUy, Tomntzky's has*
band. Eric. tO. was arrested on a
oounterf^dting charfe linked to the
Merkircnae.
At about the same time la Nor-

Mark Frank Jones, 26.

nnd Michael SUnley Norris, 25.

thport, Ala..

were arrested on charges they aided

a man identified only ns Richard ^
Jdaeph Scutari In his escape from^,
Whidbey Island nfter thetiiootout.
Then, on Jnn. M, nfter ngents
bn>ke the code to the records found
In the cnr In Portland, two Brtnk'i;

Saards la Northera Califomm werjt

tracked down nnd arrested: Charlcb
E. Ostront. 51, of Lookout. Moddb
Ronald A. Kliw, 45, of
County,

wd

SaaLeandm.
Ostrout and King were Indicted
Thursday by a federal grand jury In
San Francisco on charges they
planned n robbery by Tbe Order of
the Brinks main vault la San Ftnnclsco. n robbery that never oc*
Ostrout and King pleaded Innooent FrUSay to the chaagsLaad are
being held without balL

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ly JMtph

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that Ihe dwelling was a **aafe
house** bt black radical lerroristL

rdy

Sidi

NEW YORK

1>M0 blocks

from the moooUthk federal courtefekoiae in k3wcr hU&bsiuiu

%Mor ot&ked fU wy 10 the fMtrtb
floor of a Duaoe Street offtce
bttOdiflf. Ihrougb t door, a simpk

WKk<<-white ^gn tmd

**Ftm of aH I dool autoouticaDy accept that Yvette rented the

apartment, and if it is true, there
oouU be 16 diirertnt rtatom (fcr

Muiing

**Resi-

teaUwOCceL*
Ihe fiinushifip wese waple but
attactivc

itoeptknkt

cfaatlod

the pbooe about a &rewdl par*

9

far

icsked.

actiyistsitar

a diest about to be tovri*

PnhSaadimsta and Hack

ftwottftioMry ha&dbiOi hi|ed the

it),** Hotmes said.

Ihe atuxney said the aovcrih
aaeat is targeting people who
**have a loc history or politica]
activism going bade to the cnily
days of the csva righu move*
asent** ^leaking specflfa|ty Jtt
Cdtrane Chinurenia, d aaidi
*He*s a very intrnirm, weVIucased biack map. Ihni makai him
1 mtui rift*
Tike everyone else invohrod..

JidithLk H
uue of the qCoet aid cmrM %
viBiof^ coat 10 a doeet hsMd uf 'With the case. Holmes wasniaiting
a aameplate. her door boft a head* tir a grand jurfs dedson on a Hh
Sue clipped from a Nevf Yon, lv*' Ifffff^ing indictment ^^linst her
ioid:^WoodyHQlmeL*'.a*.
'dieni and the ochcA Hdmep
Hofancs ii a snaB laomaa^'her culsted Oat the iovcrnment ia
over* lookii fcr charges imdecthe fcd>
Aort hair aftd awnar
powered by larK round flanet. ^eW Kacfceteerina Influmond and
Ae at behind htf dealcopeoed a Corrupt Orgaatzations atatnte
bag oT peanut MAKTi and, mO- bned on aB^pd intern lo kidnap
oflered the ba| acnM Ihe prison guards in fiteing btack mdi*
cab Dooakl Wxms and Sekou
Se.
A picture of V.L Lenin hung by
Holmes said that, while the govAe wmdow. She referred to him as
ernment haib the case ns *^ pre*lQne of my lawyer heroes.**
ohftct

s^

fM

Holmes represents Yvette Kd-^ eapdve strike against domestic

tarorism,'* the real aim is *^pQlttiley. one of the defendants the atSjvney repeatedly refers 10 as *nhe cBJIy to criminahv dissent m thb
NewVbrkEht^Hobnesttidshe oountry.*" She nckncWledgad that
tad "te idcn** why a woman, nl- the New Kbrfc Eight are .leyohi.
leged 10 be Kcllqr, Mod an alias 10 tionssies asd 'tett-imperiahsts/*
.

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'4.

but otherwise said the poverwsent

o^ygerates coonectioos hetiween
various domestic rtvohitioBMries.
**b*s not ilkfa) to be a scvdutiooary,** she added with
f slight

Whatever the relationship

the groups, such rnlifi h
are no strsngen to the law fln of
Flood, Holmes Jk Tipogaph. One
of tiie

partners, Susan Tipograph,

represents Susan Lisa r

andTlmochy Bhmk, two

terrorists arrested in

last

New

November while jDegsdly

tiaasporti0g about TOO

eipiosivca with g trailer

of
in

NewHavoL
iloreovtr> in IWtJ
luiuisi hiarilyn lean

gwing a

lO^year

VhgtVkiinia

In

federal

l9r
10 vidt.ltoo-

/.InNewM

her anomev, in' New

maetii
anaetiiv with Ihonraph. Buck disappmsdL
dtsappearvd, and
ai
has

nph

Iflcr
y.. After

among

anied

the nation*i
Aigitives ever

In addition, Silvis Barsldini

'npograph*s fcrmer legal aide and
a meinber of the mdcal May 19
Olggnizatioo ^ was oonvided an

m IMI
an ki m

ndKteoiQi chuies
driviat

pay

lempied Deoember

CM lobboy

is

IMO m

Dn^onr.

tar
ai-

ad ia the prison bmkiwi ofc

vkted cop-UUer JouM

Hd ai New Jcnqr.

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Ami.

ilvadorildi indicted

niggling
m

Chriati, l^Ezas,

on

eaosfor9cy duuxes last

far
tij^ to anainJe over 15.9
nuuioo in cash out <rf the
Upitad Stipes,
a doae
frJendaxKl associate of

Crt^

l.

C4.

Rmaosco dnroU Beche,

tte wealthy young Salvadormdicted
Carpus

LIS

lr.t

Tftat

wtA

*wing

ng^

Sahradorean

leader
BobotD d'Anbuiaaosi, according to El SalvadorV nit
JDg Christian Oeniocrata.
ibe Christian Democrats
have adzad on the scandal (tf
Mx: Goirola^ airest by tak-

^gwtat tbe tone of hi anwt - DMsport that iden-

M m
,

^f^Mdal

S?;S:!""***W[

cnmrnmicner"
genenl^ office

ef

the

IMS aiyni rrtad

to head the sttomey aneralli

the rii^tiflt^oocitrcAad as8et^>ly last Jane.
for the attoraey fBocral, Dt Masmilliano
aaid he had
evidence that this type of
sport was issued.** But be also said the office
investigBtzng tibe charge.
^ Thsfeis jyerfiatkwtilMtthe sum of cash seized iri^
BvacQcne btxn trafBcking in narcotics or guns* and that
It
faeo laundered iQr being
out of the US.
Then is abo mecolation that aocne of the maoey mty

most of the scandal to help

their ffaging political

fcrtunes, few observers think the acandaTwu turn the
tide against the rightists, who are enected to make substantial gains in the eledioDs. The CSuistian Democrat^
newquyper articles and tdeviaki programs, wfakfa link
Gnhtda to the murky and at times viotait undoworid of

mtra-ris^ Salvadcveans, nuiy hurt ARENAS attempts

to shed its alleged death squad assodatkns and to por
tny itself as a parhr that stands Vy democT^k values.
Still, the Salvadcnans who voted for d*AabuisaQc in
last yearns prwMentisl elections
despite charges that
ARENA was Imked to death squad activitiee and of alleged faivolvemeot in the aasa^nstion of Archbishop
Oscar Anailfo Romero in 1980
aeem unlikely to
change their vote because of this latest scandal
According to a Christian Democratic party leader; Dt
Guevara Leo^, Guirola traveb frequently between the
US> Guatemala, El Salvador and Panama. When
Guirola indied for his passport Dn LeciQno s^jrs, be
piosiiijted (loannents idcntifi^ing himaelf as a ipeaal assistant to d*Aubuisson, who was than pnaideat of the
i<0ii < jfairpt attembly; a post d'Aobuisaoo left to run ior
presidflat against Mc Duarte last spring.

*^

wa

smug^

kam been destmed fcr ARENAS political cazz^talgD te

the March 31 Sections for the natknal asaembfy and naniripalitiw. Guirola has been involved in funffing oHratin the past
But the amount of moonr seized ftf exceeds the needs,
of tike current canqsaign. It has thus caused the Christian
Democrata to adiisper ominoasly about atten^its to buy
of
or even directly to destaUize the
Dnarte. US federal investBtors hi
7^U8,'meanirhile, have aaid that there hi no tvidenoe
that indicates what the money was meant to ) need for

Nqledn

it iMdied El Salvador
Whife the CS^ristian Itenocrats have tried to make tfie
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the otramist
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and myste^ ai is terror*
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the Gov-

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,

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ofg^aixatiflnaS
to the Anti-

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mailii^

list

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COM

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racist affiance

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1

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the Kb IQbk Klan. the
American Nazi Party aitf aoncndical
to dto doctrtoe of ftaae

.- arSai

was aim tovidvad to rnim

baSisttos

^amms

as the

_. the X>mvfr radto talk stew boat

whowas riddlad by a burst 6um an au-

Aryan Kation

Gordbn Kabl
m kIDed to May Ifgl toTteteto

'

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and ammuoftiOB was i^atted to a gmtflgto wttb Fedeni ageetts, bm not ba>
Ave he dhoc anMcU&da sStflL n
Aryan Natfcms hm deeUi?jiii^
rganiati
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theradst amaaoe

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to the aovd.
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daah with Mr. KabI to the bills of Arkamm It mootte batore.
_ Altor a as^vur siege, wito sporadic
the ofQoors tram

ftotctjoos,

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White Supremacists
Tied to Navel

mve of (>ime.'Rrrorim
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proinmeBt
Bwrte aeveral

in

'

ht

-,irtite

are

SeSa al WeitiJ&;j*of the

in

a fictional ac.
takeover of the

Smn.iniiwdb,

^rf a iNaa
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-SiJent

h fajd

and a
i^etf through counterfeiting

ttojeniW^

the Bible a. the

Botkr. 65. a nervtt.

iwni^

.^ ,rtth a wrpriangly unmenaong

Set d^iobberiet. With
anner-4 coiimrti ^^
fond-raiaing methods.
accumulated
has
-QoAr aod Ttedtr-aet
group
the
Mid.
and
-or; than $rLllio in $100
tbeie

TfttAfawe of lEL

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U5. i-tHu-

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Ae tiona and gomnment.

in the irt
last
reportedly behevea that large
Sutler aaid in an Biterview
bi.,-i- a.
of the ooey r-i to be
i^ ke

ant*JW

eieu. ctok.

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puniriiti

white .
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a hattJe. or a

can only be done

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^ff-^^ ditu iliuUBi btenture,
taking part in pubic debates and

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m Nonana j!iS:,t?L!?J!3ii
faJ
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church here B&raaiote and
tified

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<e>rt

con.-

Nations
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and par|,. fa, ,rie range

literature

edition of Adolf Hitler-.

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ns* K^ rp>o>Hrtler tta

lation.* the catalogue pRvaaes) to

by killing, robbery Mty cast of Spokane. Wash.,
He dted a aifes south of the Canadian border, plastic cofiee mugs and key diams
.
Aryan Nabbcks.
against
This anaO Idaho town is the Rearing the red-aod-bhie
^leciBratioa of war*
tkmsseaL
govemneat
of
Jesus
Xhurcfa
the
federal
of
the
base
hone
Jews Md
gnedbyaboatUoftheneo-Nass ChristChriatian' and its proaet

^'

Iftiaing arm. an aualiary group

ktebtmeath.
the
say
oBed 'Aryan Nitioiis.*
officers
eoforoenait
Law
Bwp. vHJoasly known as the The "dknrch- and the Aryan NaWhiu Aaerkan Baatian.- The tiens group are descendanu of bate
0Her'>-BrierSchwei,en-6i-fny^thatflpurhed*igthe

1S?ra^ifcTS?-t

SJ^Cir^
Nas

fictional

TV

fMttasy.

WO

1970 by RichaidC. Butler.. Cal.

^fT^Trl!!?!^^
iam Pierce of Arhngtan.Va.

>gme a
S*^, *

0,ly Ms (New

*un-T^aChicgoT**.

Tt. ws. 9aaj.

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Scianc.
The

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US* Today

T,!S.

1973. Butler moored the oper.to to a fenced aod aectaded 20edge of Coeur
rAtene National Pore*, new the

STi bSVthe
bmks

vort^)

^M-y^W

gne who
fcBo^ ^ '^'.-^y

?yrtical
owreatoythurtf of violence iferi

Afairi ctoaeK with the BJBt af

a fictional pampUet. The Tvmt

"^^ISTL b n. -nee

of a pure, ice-bhie

hk*

,^
*

aur-

raimded by a dense stand of dark-

H^ ^

-nw WMNngian Poai

THa wtaNngion itawt

,i^

Monnor

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extreme
iome dbaerverm of the
and
alory
Butler's
Mathews was ^,^^,^
lit doubt
to tBc
connected
^^^^^^^
month at a cottar
doaely
uus
is stiD
teve
wtboritiet. wbo pc..tf*y
movement. %\^^^ Waah. Afler a ffm aattle
violent fectkm of his
charfed, tow,00 agmta.
Butler toa not been
faor
in any cf the |^^^
complicity
with
AloocpoinUBuileramlheW ever
member
Brotherhood
iwcentcrteet.
^
people.
^ Aryan
a maiiAC kit of 6.000
i^ned.
miy caae. a poup of
Wtte was aiolen hsr two diMident
a'Uoody
Yarbrough's hrtxher.
Mations members befan
last
compound
te
lomn who kh
which the jj^
Denver Daw 1
tnil rf oimmal conduct,
member* af the
the
on
reported^r
baaed
aho
ogf, H,
FBI says is
re*
inieo Caiadian aatfaaritieft
uprwrng
also been arreated reMerature account of a neo-Nas
fiiied to let Butlers hate
informant
an
said
^,a||y,
Ment Stephenaon
bf
with
igU) the couBify^ he ^^'V^;?;
ifc one has been charfed
STdescribed the novel as the
tne
ipreao
to
puler buUetio board
money
the
of
faction.
Berg's murder, much
bte- of the violent
beheves,
Bkeaaage efectrofucally. He
couutened
^j^^ ^^^ gi^^ ar
the hat year, the FBI
hi
Iwtthe
have
aeveral hundred people m
members
several more
and
hidden
Brotherhood
,^,ains
acceaa to Slent
least one
ad Sutes and Canada pin
,g,pacted members remam at larte
aacoeaafuDy carried out at
artilead
to
day
every
the ayatcm
hicrative am*
two
and
^^^^ a dragnet acroas the Umted
bank robbery
Semitic. anli-Wack metaafes.
armored cars.
y
States and Canada.
troika* of

^f\

,^

4^

||-^

FW ^^^

Butler

fefular

holds

Sunday

church aervicea that draw a lew

donn people. His church also runs
a amall Xhristtan Academy^ where
a handful of local children get their
Butler has also boated at least
two aeasians of the ^National Aryan
Congress." an annual gathering of
Kn Khix Kian. American Nas Party.

Poaae Comiutus and similar ex_noup aaembers from

.

Ithe^nation.

At
uttforms. br%ht*bhie Aryan
Nations suiu or white Ktt Khtt Uan
nabes gKher around the Nasi and
Confederate flsj

Mas

stiff-armed

ao thoae

^^

Stephenaon told a

map^atein ^^..it^UafyThmJmnd

^some of the doai^ jpabof camipanirnf Onv

leuiver ed tfroro
state that in order to be

^Seattle that

ents
homes)

come an *Aryan Warrior,' apphcanto

aatst

complete

aeries

of

CM
conpffing mch crediu ioehides
FBI
JBdies.
aHoiler of federal
other federal oftdak
awBts.
aa tke anrenpioyea.
people
Uack
peoole.
der of Jewirfi

wd

m d

wd

Tke Seem Serwce. hi*wea

^ij.* ooontctfefCRC* ea* aetteo
tnl Wailanft atatc that aBegedhr
wmmtitf Bobert E. Mcrki. a

rertkcn(|it-viBcr9-

Naa

who have

erfeiiiiiwedbf*ecs-

attended.

Ml

J as a temporary base for such

alies as Louis Beam jr.. former

Md

deep South. He saysjttat *a

number* of ex'convicta whom he
contacted while they were in priaon
moved here after their releaae and
became members of the *Aryan Na-

ydi

Syfliem.

Anm

>

**

>de7ibeaaaataolofjew.
to

Over the years. Butler directed

much of his proaelyti&Qg at priaon
iamates. particularly in the West

aaly to fei cMh ta

tiK Federal Kerve

riw to dwiipt

Grand Dragon of the Tens Ku Kha

Ran. wd Robert Milea. a Ktan leader from hfichigaa.

nake a atrooc

group tkia fd alter

Gary Lee Yartronih. ao

became Ricbard Butler's

bodyguard* at the Haydea Uhe
dM0di. dtefedhr find at FBI

bo

tatcr

ageouapproechiBgbiakoaae.

aobaevieni aevcb of Yarwveahd a iKge

t's koaie
10

But tfttsiaAii of piiaonert led to

an cvcatual apKt is tte
novcmeat. at Bvtler tcBa it.

b their viev. th
to reach the aaaaet of our people
through truth, kfic. and icaaonahieaeat would sever he alowed"

the

tiflfM

Sutler iaid. to

Dunue a

oiore

gm fBHDd

i Yar-

Mne via a 1iac>l(r

Mud that

thia

w the foB uaed

to kl Berg, the DcBver ladb host.

Aflcr
)*

hy our cnemiet.* Butler aaid.

Aadaoa aunher of young aeoKaaa ipht avay from Aryan Na-

^^

Yar*
the Jhooih
hone. eaia tracked the

Yarbrough and another enRobert Jay llatbewa to a

motel in Portland. Ore. After a firefight there, Yarbroih was ar*

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Overthrow Plot

U.S. Alleges

Tw B
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White Supremacists Linked to Scheme to Take Over Government

ByLiunPirker

SEATTLE, Dec. ll^The masiFKmaahvat fast wwifend tfait

" a fiery gun btttie od a
wooded, rural idand north of here
what federal proaecD*
has
Ion ciD a adieine by a snwp of
Volte Mpremacists^to u'vci'tluw

wetM

tbe fuvtjuiDent.

Robert MatbeWt. who died m the

9S4kour aiege. aod four oCbera air*
reated at the acene had been aaaodated with a wbite-aupmasdtt
group m tb^ Idaho panhandk knowD
the 'Aryan Natjons' and had
pbns to ebminate "Jewish ioflu*
cooe* and other auoority groups
^fran American aociety. accordng

to

documenu

filed in federal

The Federal Bureau

ptaoa

began

court

of bveiti*

JDveatigating

group aeveral mooths ago

in

the
coo-

pertifjfl with a aeriet <d cnmes

thoQght to be the work of a group of
white aupremadsta. An uoideotified

informer who infiltrated the group

provided the FBI with idbnnation

ioking

it

to three

armed robberies

in Seattle

and oartherD Cahfonua

that netted

more than $3

mfllion.

The ahowdowp began early Priday morning when aaore than fO

FBI agents swept throogh the paatures and woods of Whidbey liiand,
a SOHnOe-kcig body north of Seattfe, and surrounded three cabins on
a bluff overlooking Puget Sound.
The ageou doeed

ahipping lanes

near the island until late Friday evening and halted air tnSc an the
manhunt progreaaed. FBI agents
negotiated with the actrrisu and arreted iour Friday on charges of
hartnriog a fiigitive.
But Mathews. 31. akme and
heavily armed in one of the houaea.
refuaed to come out FBI agents,
aome wearing camouflage, their
faces blackened, waited in the
woods through the damp. coU night

whOe

negotiations continued.

the ashes was tentatively identified

from dental records as Mathews.

Randolph George Duer. Kobert

E. Ilerfci; Ins wife. Sharon K.
Mcrhi, and a man rientified as johr
Doe* but aho known as Bartktt
Duane UdeD and Ian Roy Steward
were charged in U.S. District Court
in Seattle with harboring Mathews.
TVee members of the group are
stai at kffge.

During the arrest of the four ac*

tivists,

tauned a
Aaaistant

brief-

that con-

document dated Nov. 23.

War.' said

US

Attorney Gene Wil-

son.

The document declares Nrar* on

various elements of aodety and was
signed by Mathews. D^ey and RobMeHd in the name of the "Aryan
Reaistance Movement.* accorchng
to court papers.
The informer said Mathews in*
vited him to pin the group and told
him about his plans.
The group's bible, according to
the informer, was "Turner's Dia-

ert

ageou

tion.

at bay.
badly burned body taken from

name

entitled "Declaration of

Saturday afternoon, the FBI fired

teargas into the bouse and later at*
tempted to enter it to arrest Mathews. Agents were met with gun*
fire and retreated. As the second
day of the aiege pve way to dark*
aess. the FBI fired fiares into the
house to aiuminate it. The building
caught fire and <|uickiy burned to
the ground with Mathews inside as
exploding ammunition kept the

FBI agenU aetaed a

caae bearing Doey's

by WiDiam Pierce, which was

published by the National ADiance.
no East Coast right-wing asaocsaries*

The book

contains fictional

"di-

ins waannQwr rotn

Ttis WasfMi(jiiifi

Tinss

CMy Nsws (Nsw Vorti)

Tbs Nsw

Yorti

Tm

Ths Wsl SfrsetJotfiwi

The Chcsgo

Tffetf)

The Los Angsiss

Ths

Tsi

Christisr Scisnos ISonaor

USATodsy

tfV^'fif

.niDOj

Vr

writteD by nsQ ftuned

Turner, vbo deUBs a aoppoaed
takeover of tlie Uoited States bf
Wnite fiupfesnactttSu
TlK dianes describe a grtop
caOed Tbe Order tiiat aodertakes

ftMbng

by

iU revolution

itaelf

oouoterfe^iBg
and other crimes. Tbe aeit itep.
according to the book, it to tauDch
terrorist atucks. iDChidiof bomb*

tbroufh

iofs

robberies.

and

tsiaaninatinns.

pitbbc oibciak,

gy

facilities.

terns,

^obbc

against

offices, ener-

cocDinuDicatiQDs eya-

aewspaper

offices

and

tete-

and radio autions.

The book bos The Order's an
emies as Jews, bbcks. ocher minorcoaaervatives oDwiQiag to
icies.
take di*astic steps and bberals. nid
FBI spebal agent Nonnao Stephenvisior

son.

revohition id the book begins

1991 and ends successfuUy after

The
in

eight

years with the Bmrder of

people, tbe destnictioii of the

"tteral >ewish press.* the bombing
of FBI headquarters, the obliten-

nany

tioo of Israel with

snd

the

Tomer

in a

nuckar weapons

the fictiODa}
aubddal niadear attack

death

of

on the Penugoo. Stephenson

said.

fUnited Press Interoatiooal reported that the Aryan Natioos

QHtrdi of Hayden Lake. Maho. ia^
soed a four-page, typed letter that
it davned to have received Saturday. Tbe graop aakl it cont ainftd

Mathews* apparent description of

te years of cooRicU with federal
authorities and vowed to 'ptrm the

Fflt searchts rabble

>

UH1U PA antiMfttov
whcrt wkiu supreaadst lobert Natbaws died.

them know what it is

tte to become the bimted.*
pThe tetter aaki Mathews wor-

Aryan in a country populated mamlv

by Mexicans, mulattoes. Macks and

Cbnt.

(Mathews, after leaving Aryan

Natxns. formed the *White Amer

Pn

ried

and

let

bs

%rauU be
a

S-yearHrfd

son.

a atraoger

in his

blood-haired,

bhieeyed

SESTCOPlfAVAILASLE

own

Aaians.'

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lad., tbat

Mate paoplc. Tbej arc

- win qaalify for loaaa.

-Tber (tbe Baropaaa laaders
i*i*
are aot aa strict ob aoiDe of tbe
aacraUrr at NAPA'S ba*d- credit criteria as wt are aver
aacraUry
eiaaB.

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eoQater-

a irtette

a iiBimtwa af tbt
nabaii^fc Mid.

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tamtintad maiUr$

bB Fort LapCoo, OdIo^ aaid bere.- aba aaid.

Bliott vonld ao(
Parmen wbo applied for NAPA
Bcatdca NAPA, tba PBI iamU- 'BI iavcidptta.
baaa were aaat loaa papers two
fatiflo abo jBfoJm Hi Oaaoce,
weeks afo, tbe auaafer said, aad
KAPa
coiapitakt. at letft aome of wbicb bt tba Poal-BalietiB itow tbat
bar firm wlD fbrward tboae papen
aZUtedly
tba NAPA of tbe Moade eonpania
to tbe Boropeaa leaden. Tbe oiaa*
|loaaa.yarborombdnDad.
afer aaid sbe didal kunr haw
Uaattcatad bf tbe

o# tfe

by

tibc

PBL

baiac

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iba it aware ol tbaJW tmraatifatkm bat tbat bar eoopaaj baa

aaW

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bcatad la Maadc, bd
tbrae dooa aotU^ ra.
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wttb
tea Imlortbaaebmtof loaM.*tbe
tbe Better
report froo
*'
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.
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wbic* canat be
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laaa papen. She said bar firm

attan^idag to have aD tbe

te^

fiaallaad

la

Cbrlatfflas.

The maaafer

said bar firm la

llaeorporatadla a forelfB eavtry.
fbot daeliaed to aame tte eoaatry.
A nport l^om tbe Ifuaek Better
Buraaa, oaetlai tbe
atit director of tte firm,
Bra aaid tbe
.

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tSaoTaSd aomeobtain
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document
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the
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mX

mths
has said for six
finalid
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said

million iaaotices of

tor teaar

Borrowers

notic with*
r*^"P 52i 2L^?p5wio3 woSd be fettinf Mid
when tbor
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srtw?
alSol
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Ed Monmaa.
aetuaWy rtceivtoR
2J^.?ftfrmm
said
** *"y 'r^TrtMrNAPA pnr
a? Bank In Rochsfter.
the NAfA aroarsm.
aader
loans

many dreamsUnces
has
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arc
iMlirif bocTOwan
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SI

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pie,

JS^Jrt

ol dIfficJuea.-

Mofv

mm said.

-Wt have

tote

;eS2S;
nrcoeaa

able deals like this ettiat

we
IV Middle Eastcca aaaoey and
eoonecin
Iraad
tavesm a

Wrf

tiao with these deals.

borrowen have been p*J7'*"

and fetting

^ntet

the finder's fee

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tetft. atr.i

Uk

Tihpj

rai spokesman Allen Whftaker [tefl] and Island

County. Wash Sherrtf Dick Medina tafk with report-

ers Saturday after the house that murder suspect

Robert J. Mathews was in caught fire and txjrr^d

Manhunt ends

in fiery death

OCMJPCVIUJE:. Wask1V te>

9i a mas believed to be a neo-Nazi
aought Id the wotrnding of an *t>i
uem was found Sunday to the
c&arred rubbke of an iiiand imMe,
which was icnhad by PoAioe flares
dunnc s B-nour sCandoff. authori
-Mr
tte Mid.
Allen WhiUker, FBI special

acenttixharge

for

Washmfton

said be believed tbeenly

eccupant of the house, burned to lu
J? ^^*rt T. Mathews,
n. of Metaline
PUk Bat the FBI
atote.

!?^S*'

Islandbome Saturd^ sMbt afte^

Mathews was prcninMOUled to
the expteioc and

ftre,

KWAT

wMeii broke

taaa

Atipfied

flhiminatioo Qares from a -^->helicop-

the

ter.

art .

MATHEWS, BOLED
rental

home, refused

to

if

come

the
out

wheo

the fire started andcootiaued

firina at afou. The houae then

enmbd

in

a huge

firebal].

Ibe FBI

aaid Mathews* ouRrfy of ammimitioD may have ifntteo the blase

"The flares caused the fire, but
the individual faxide kefit firtee at
theafenu and so they eoukl not ffet
doae anough to fee the firs
aajd
spokesman Jooeph Smith
Mathews had been tfaaked lo aaoIhii. white siaremacist irauis Id

M/*

ni

Mathews.

Aey

were Identified^

as Kanddph G Duey, RobMerki and Sharon K. Merki.

FBI

THE FIERY

death ended aa hh
two-week manhunt for
Mathews, wtv was wanted in the
Nov. M shootint of an FBI agent in

tense,

a motel

in

PofUand, Ore.

TnS WSSMl0lDf) Post

ins WssNngloh Tinas

(My Nmm (Nm veik)

Iba Nmt Yoffc TniM _

Washington, Ec., and Idaho

nree nopte were arreatad in

aCher resBeooes oe Wfakbey Island
Friday en d^argas of Wboring

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Seattle.

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ACROSS

THEj^
w>)^^(rroN
SEATTLE

Ne#-NAZl*s

widow ayi TBI

AMMi kcr

DebMe MiSewS sys

refected ber ofer to

the

FBI
Rob-

titik

t Mathews tfito ghlac up tD t

WUdtey bluidiier- A body
bebeved

to

be Matbews'

wv

iouad is the ctATTBd rubble of

ft bouse after FBI agents*
bccidentaUy kK M aire.
1

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Daly Natt (Nmv York)

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Mn New York
member

A tUwd

in

of the Iriih

niled that a

Repubbcan Army. oaoTieted in his

komeland of murdering a British
aoldier, caxmot
cauae hii orime

be cactndited be*

wai a poUUcal act

U&

Diatr^ct Judge
John E. Sphno meana that Joaeph
Ktrick Tbomai Dc^fcerty, who
MMd fram as Ulfter funaoD in 1961at
ean remain in the United Sutea

The dedaioD by

for the time being. Spriazo

ipheld Doheny'i aawtion that the
repreaenu a political act and

^it

nme

^Doi

covered by the U^-Britith

iitraditiao treaty.

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THb

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tdafioMsnHaki After Stiaot-Out With FBIAgents

Guir That Killed Radio Host

Found in Neo-Nazi'sHome
#Vom

rfT)rr

Wirr SrrLt'.

f .t

DEN VEU The sii1t,),-rhiT>c gun

used U' kill Jrv.irh rnj'c Ulk-show
host AKn?i P*.Tg here ?ast June was

found

in

an

home

J^

pi-ia

on !hf Jdaho

of a neu- Nnri who mhained

in federal cistcxty Saturrtav, pohce
said.

B^rr.
ffu>

rx).

vho tal?fl

himj^elf "the
lo ^.tie/' hail received

you luve

Anti-ScmlttcGrMy

which ended

The

group't leader it Richard

BuUcr. a e6-year-old engineer.
The group \$ known for its anti-Scmitic and racist rhetoric
Yarbrough believed to have
served as BuUer*s bodyguard and
worked in the organization's print
shop. His name appeared on a flyer
suggesUng that it was *niroe for
war" with the enemies of the

threats duri-.r; hi? ^rmt on radio

Klation
ofirn denounced Aryan Nations-blacks and Jews.
right- winprr "V" -'ilheair.
according to the An ti- Defamation

KUA.Hf

ccr'irmed thai League of B'nai B^rith.

Yarbrough told the Seattle
iTTi jciibmachine
gmi fo'jr^.J m T (.:'-; IS raid on the Times last year that the group was
home of Ortrv L' / Ya'tirouph. near "looking for a separaUon of the
B.i)Jj5ti'".

\f*^-^

the .<5-c:i'ivri:)g

San'Jr/^ij.:,

Bcrp.

jVj

..

nvrr V

;va u^^'d to kill

races most

likely

it

will

come by

',-.

we^end

last

in

fiery shoot -out at an island

hide-out outside SeatUe. officials
said. Mathews held federal agenu
at bay for more than
hours
before police flares started a fire in
the house. A body presim>ed to be
Mathews was found in the house
afterward, authorities siid.
Mathews and Yarbrough also are
suspected of a series of armored car
robberies, including one in Ukiah,
Calif., that netted $3.6 million.
They were charged with s Seattle
armored car robbery last April that
netted 1500.000.
Mathews was the founder of a
group called the White American
Bastion, authorities said, describing
it as a neo-Nazi group dedicated to

Ch:ef of De- force."

tecuvefi Dor T.;u!r:x wid Friday.
"I am prepared to do battle."
The FB! h;ivj o^tainod a search Yarbrough was quoted as saying fomenting a white supremacist
warrant in an in. eviration of an "The Lord will guide my bulleu -revolution" in the United Suies.
and deflect the bullets that an
assault Of) federal offjcers.
fired at

Scsr^'ttTsctipc;!

me."

BuUcr

said Yarbrough has not

Yarlrf vph. z funrer men\bcr of been a member of the organization
the V hitr jfjprT.acst Aryan Ka- for some time. He refused to
comUoiis. fired on Tin agents before ment further.
the search aiid ccapcd, police said
Mulnix said authorities invettiin a ?tp:f--nt:n'. The sejrch alsD gaUng Berg's
death had focused on
uncovcrftf /.'-van fTation uniform!? far- right -wing
groups like Aryan
and a^'ouJi nflcs. prenadr**;. gjn Nations because of Berg
and 'his
Silenrrrs. rvp :*ivef and blar^tjjig personality
and what he had to say
capF.p.KC^id.
about them." On his shows. Berg
VarlT 'jpl; -A' r anenrd after a often derided and
challervged exNov. 74 Fho'jf on: v/i!h FRI agcnljc tremist groups. Berg
was shot to
at a Portland. r>rr.. mclel. and wa. death in the driveway
of his town
return*^ U> Boe. Idn., where he 15 house last June IE.
being held without bail on charges
A mohth after Yarbrough fled his
incruding assault in the Oct. 18 Sandpoint home, he and
his former
incident. He has pleaded not guilty. roommate, Robert
T. Mathews,
Mulnix said he was in "no hurry" were traced to a motel near
Portto file charges in Berg's death. "Mr. land During s
shoot-out there,
Varbrough isn't going anywhere." officials said. Yarbrough was capbe added.
tured and Mathews escaped.
At one lime, the 29*year*old
A manhunt for Mathews ensued.
Yarbrough reportedly was "captain
of aecuriiy" for Aryan Nations, a
neo-Nazi grtn^ based in Hayden
Lake. Ida.
.

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FderU Jodffe is Maatettu to cxtn.

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Gun in Killing

ri!:'jabs:; ti sm.

Oi Radio Hot %
wt
Reported Found

BergkO^ A
BiTte

PaneM lliihinMd

a
ByTJLBd

for the gic^iluid-ityle

fun

akyioc

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wcie wufywi

Dflre lor

n>in>nra

wig lae precae Tijmaie

Mt

by the goB OB those test boOeta cxctiy gstcbed ttgfca OP tbe bdteu

Mttd aroued Berg's bod{y*

Folks aid tint before tUi fd

bees ao etUon f vitests ujuGiiued thit a Ibere
atomatk fietoi |B[ olent actinty If Aiyu Netiom'

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fenu

iouDd

ie

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fliiii.eia

a*..

bad

froB the
the sivestigatiaB of Berg'a i

KNVER. Dec 14^1Ve

of

ii

teidvct, FBI

mti

Ldte. Idiho.

id Ttni^

ncia! aod relignai bias witfa

Tbe gf was found after a fire- em,l ,

Tbe poop
igbt bet wecR FBI agenu and Gary
Lee Yarbrough. 29, at Yarbrough*t pater baQeta boards, each of which
bocae Id Sandpoint. Offkaals said is caDed aa 'Aryio Natiooi Uberty
^Yartrough bad been a member of a Net,' md wUch asyooe en read
bate organiatjae called 'Aryan Na> deDODOstioos of Jews* blacha, earnBooisu and the VS, gu
eut,
After tbe shootout with agesU at whacb Aryan Kstmi cab the
is booe Oct. 18, Yarbrough fled lOCr for "Zaoniat OecopatiaQa)
^

mum

UBder the bewfiag Tdow Your

Zoeniy,* the boDetiD boardi hat the
wWitistj of kxal cfBoes of the
Aati-DeiafDstioo League of B'nai
o rith and of the Ccwwattst Party

VSA.

Berg

poocy auea, bad a fiaiDboyint*

piovotative naooer oe the air that
iiin

tUa dty'a best^nown

Berg was Jewish,

Kka

IQiD

member

1979, a

Ku

mto

bis

burst

studio to criticise his

commeotary.

Berg aaid the IQaa member threateoed bin at gunpoint.

After Berg was gunned down late
igfat outside bis lownhouae
here, Denver poboe ^ rst ioiied
some 200 people in search of leads.
Tbe police csutiooed that ao ooe
bad been charged with the Berg

afaootittg.

They

evidence

ww^-

aaid they
t ii

bad

g Yartraigh or
Kathewi to the Berg weapon at the
^

time of the Ulimg.

But the Denver poGce have aent
hivestigstan to question Yartrough
other Aryan Nations aenibcrs
bout the caae.
Aiyao Nations is the poitical arm
of s wfaite-supremadst, antt*Settitic

mi

orgaotzatioo caOed

Tbe hoard has a long

tioB of llorris Deea s

peraoBahCy, becaose sf tbe

thiogi be bed to say sboat ri^tt*
wing extieuustSB which nj^ht have
Made him a tvget,* Mobiia aaal

citi euaet t

Aryao WafkwH> with

wet the fun
that IdUed outspokes ndk) nh tent JB a tj^tly aeqged lortress ip
ouDcer AtaD Berg with a tcrTcnt of ortbweat Idaho, Im been kixywD
buDeU on a dtsr street here last for aprcadiug as aodent uteaaage ot
Senc^pouiU IdafaQt hacoe

d Mr.

Tint was becnae

nd

^Tbe Cbvch of

Jem Christ Cbristisn.*

Democratic Party leader m Alauees has piofided

The group actively .

aing the saotto. ^One'
creed, os

Tns WsshinQlon Poat

Tbs Washington Tvnas
OaSy Naws (New York)

Tha Naw York T)mas

Ths Wtf Sfraat Jotfnal

Ths Chicaoo Tftosis

ThsLos AngslasTtmas
Tba

C^hstiar^ Scianca

URATodsy

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[uk.iu

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NATIONAL AFFAIRS

High-Tech Hatred
Tkere are 00 sheets or
fooe ht^ kck Far
vhh a computer can phf fatto the Afyn
Natioo Liberty Net.
diclraaie *Vrf*
kfttred has

ktzD boanT offerioi the latest in Mo-Ntd

tboQ^U thanks to the Ka KIb Dm.

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:ir^^3lt"^HSrffi<

For example, voder the headiog KMOW

Youm ENEMY there art lists of GoBmraaitt
Psuty

offices,

Occupatxnal

as

vcB

m ZOO

CTkaim

-.?rfw-^ja65tfeafa^

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GowcnuoesO ^^BfonHMn^*

And there aie editorial ofleriois. as vdL bi

adiscttssioo of the caseof LcrogrUttlc;*
Vietnam veteran serving a ffe icni ftv
bombinf communist headquartcif in North
Chrottna. the author toqyircs: *1Miy is kaD
rijilkt for Leroy to shoot aad booab OoflMMists 12J0OO mia frcm hnttm Hn aoc as
home?^ Aod among the enemies fist, aTsxan named Bustd- Katoo
.oh

WWkthe
cBJAtheKka
Tfsa
avahcnsng of the vWit
the Jewish plot to'

<

Che North Ckrolma

one cfievcnl soch bulletin boardL 1

ofthe **Jewish-oootroOed I
MOkx, *e have to take ov 1
l^tot

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December M, 1984"*'

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to eacape Iroto 10 FBI afenta aarvpoodiBf the aotd. icpottcdly

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ttai

tf

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fcared Bght-riaioB acopea.

paianiliury orpmatian ,.^. r

far the (faodi'a politkai aari

FW ageti faMd two ttl. y-

-fcta,

vwdirfofHCHrftftelheAnM
Kitiw Mta he loiDad -ii-^
gmv abont a yr afo, h Wng
|iU vMnot bo^ ki tke Ada CobdKiea tf %aty Irfl fei Boiae

Thegrav called the Onrdi of

e Anm.ib-

aad

OW ^

0-

i^LJAzBiL

TactM

i*" ^^

\.y

vWitbe

re**
Bcfon tl nil l***^

-f^^d^ hii death. It only lor

this
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know!!!>'' he wrote. Iwilltetvc
Bltinate IKthe
iJe
ia, Itove
my
See to eec-re the lutwe rf

womea

Mathews eaid he
tt,.ihiwi-ioiildhetmf'
popuhted
ered Aryin hi eoortty

!*
Sly^
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Oae flf the norc

^"*'

active

nenners

Beam, a P" *"""'**^^

prete> 0*,, a grand drtfon. or

An- Natw ta. V^d<r'

on
Ml of laiiaiow and ndal aatrco
'^ay-

-An* HatioB Ijharty Wata- da

K with a hQi ii|ii"
AryanNaal

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bsk

the

oMMBoniau, civil
iwera-

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akknaned

Ild
toe.

wl^

far

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has been

ZioMt OceiiP G^

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ttwatottt

foblidies a

mothly

Q"

Nation.-

T^^

WW as l^e Holy Book

Kr.-

SdDevT

KhBlQan'

2jO

AdoH

The Negro: SeipwtJeMt

the Ku
-d -Siary

(fWv

4-2e^)
Akft.

Arrested radsts and the FBI

to
eliminatiss -Jewish influence" and
prob11
in
that,
reflecting
forth. It is worth
this case was
ability, the FBI's work in
now govern
that
belD^ by the guidelines
on subverdau
of
coUectioo
the bureau's
live or violent organisations.
/The tSdelinS. the work Of Attorney
General WiUiam French Smith, replaced

former
the Levi guidelines, named after
AttDtney General Edward Levi end uicoin>ZdrnrgvMted Uic ral from performing

;;^LSdd^^

J!K^S!^^

<nKMe who think these roles did no

nore

^^^ protect innocuous -progressives

Under the Lev
,hj,i<j t^i^k again.
unpossible for
been
have
would
^(}eiines it
on
gjeFBl to have gathered any informaooo

gangsters arrested last week

been
the bank heists. If they had
govfyn^ed by non-criminal sources, tte
tied.
been
have
would
hands
enunent't
-,^_-oc-rt of "subversive- includes the

^^

JJ^Sof

left. All

of

tboM

m between are bcpeficums

Smith^i remiooi, for

us five thiks-

Amrney Gener^

which

let

Ttw Wtohingion

f>ost

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Leader Claims Neo-Nazis

Have Computer Network

DEKVER (UPD^Tbe letder of

MeanwhOe. the former Aryn

Nations member su^ected of kill*
Ing Denver radio talk ahow host

a 'hite suprenadit group wbow

fonner member k a fuq>ect in tbe
alaying of a Jewish talk-show bot
aays neo-Kazi groups throughout
the United Sutes and Canada are

by a network ot home
computers.
Aryan Nations leader Richard
BuUer of Hayden Lake. Ida., said
also that members of his groi^ can
call iq) a computerized list containing the names of Jews, alleged

Alan Berg said from his Jail ecu in

Ida., that he has never
committed a violent crime.
Boise,

linked

communists and ''race traitcn."

He told the Denver
In an

PM

interview published Simday that

the hsu are not hit UsU but are
only meant to t^ off members
his groi9 to "enemies of the while

Aryan nee."
AfUer said that only member* ol
his group or their doae confederatescangettheeodefdrthelisu
but that anyone can caD the cooPKrs and get other right-wii
materials, messages and puhlica*
tiona.

Td

receive the secret lisU iguires a level-seven clearance, he

said. Tbe UsU contain addresws
ot
certain Jewish and communist
or*
ganizatiOQB.

Police disclosed Friday that the

gun used to kill Berg wu found In

Gary Lee Yarbrough's home near

San^^Minulda.
*Tve never harmed anybody."
Tarbrough said at the Ada County
Jail, where he is being held without
bond on charges that incltide as-

on SL agenta. Tve never

been involved in a vtolent crime or
sault

a crime with a handgun.*"

Tarbrough said also that be has

never t>een in Denver and had not
heard of Berg untH he aaw a
televfsioQ news program on tbe
Investigation into his death.

Denver poUce said that an Ingram .4S*caliber submachiM gun

used to kffl Berg last June had been
found in 7arbrough*s home In October. Tarbrough
arrested on
Nov. 24 after an FBI shoot-out at

wu

Portland, Ore.

Tarbrough denied that the

weapon found in his home was tbe
aame me used to kill Berg.

W TfWmTWnfpOn rOm

The Wto^ri^olon Tknss

CMy Nsws (ftow York)

The Nsw York Tlmsa .

the

WW Sfreet Jdtfi^

The CMcaQO

Drfeiflw

Ml Pg

The tosAngelet Times

The Christlsn Scjsnce ItoNtor

USATod^

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Ami. Vb.!

v'

NATIONLIHE
Home computer network
links

neo-Nan groups

Nao^W prwp* to the USA Mdtto^dajwtli^^

tiorjew,apectedconununJbtad"icetfillon,

Tfce H^i

ben

to

floe

ttpcirBMh
w^n hit Mm. but only meM* toAryw
NtftonB

eaemtoi of toe white Aryan net,"

Tl^rdBuder of Hayden Lake, Idaho, kl

to

toe

e( The Onvir htf.

total are oHd to tmanit

Odon
one

11^ at 9 tv Look Beam, ton

Bv Ku XhB Uao. Buder aid.

Aiyv Nadooi ptoad toe o!i^

Gary Lie YhitroM^ became a Mped

of

_^
to the

Jane riaytog

Denver. Be
>wM radto toii *ov heat Atoa Beq oTaid
to be the

taanl been chaned

airder weapon

to

Berts death, bat a fua

M found to hk Sutdpotot. Idaho, to

Friday. Bert often derided white Mpremactot roups.

Tlw Wtthington Post _

CWy Nm CNw
ThA

York)

Nm York TImM

ThA VIM 9kwt Jounvl

ThA ChiCAQO Trfbtfw

ThA LOA AngAlAA TiffiAA

TliA ChhAtJAn SciAnoA I

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ic AO tIS

akm.tm,.

ll.

^vMte AN>.

Ex-Nazi
ATTORNEYS FOR

will

appeal ruling

LKhualaB

Kaiws had obtaned

his

dttevhip
dU-

frauduIenUy, and revoked hit

Oihtp.

a Naxi ,
So?idWn*"'^^ "* *
.H^ -3?^ J|e James Moru
!f "SR*.^

piit

Mes. Montgomery Ave., had

teUed tojDdude'tbe fact that be Sd
nen a Naa oe hie 1957 naturalixa^^

noB papers.

Becauae of

that.

Moru ruled that

Sjg.gj^c..e.#01ttryto
THE FEDERAL gVTenaettt

moved

to rrvoke

tnd date tnd

l?*K-5**-S^
of birth. The wvernment

SJ'iSL'^
n ii>Mi**<r

^
iD

flnt

K^Ts'-cttiaaship

place

coaimds
liucMka* KMiryM

1120.

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WaitinylDf) Poel

Tne WBVWi0nn ivnaa

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New (New

Ycr()

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The Wrt S^eet Joumei
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Smmu a.:

Revolt Plans
Tied to White
Supremacists
HONTGOKERY. Ak. (Unt*
OocumenU

frtsm a oaopiiler net-

work opented by t wfatte supremadit group eoouin plant far a

revolution aimed at orerthmwinf
the
and Ctaadian ftyrern-

V&

sienta, a
l^aeeday.

pwlhHihed

report

mM

C*i.l.

Dees, whoae office was burglariaed and firebombed last year, aaid
It was spparent that c^t-wing

supremacist groups have begun a

qrstem of tcrroham and violenoe
ilgainstQppooenta.
:.Joe

Gamer,

The Mont(oo>ery Joumal-Adcrtiser aaid information gtkihertd

by the anti*klan group Klanwateh
indicates that the racift group
advocates revolutiont in the United
States and Ctaada by avaHinations and terroriim.
TJSk new^oper aid Klanwateh
obtained the documenu from the
telephone-linked computer net*
work operated by the Church at the
Aryan Nations, an Idaho group
au^>ected of killings and robberies
is the Northwesu law enforcement
officials aaid.

The group

is

also

known

by proaewas Indicted

identified

eutors as s klansman,

last month on burglary and arson

charges in the Dees ease. Proaecu-

tors also claim that

Gamer, who

is

under 1468,000 bond, is linked

to the Church of the iUryan Na-

Jailed
tions.

*The evidence is pretty plain

Aryan Nations and other

that the

klan-Nazi groups are working together in a unified imderground

effort to damage property and
apstssinate people who are eomddtted to tivil righu operations,

and government officials. FBI

agenu and others,** Dees said.

"^

as the

Church of Jesus Christ Christian.

The documenu alao eomained
veiled death threats against Montgomery civil rights attorney Morris
Dees, the founder of Klanwateh.
the newspaper said.
Ilie con^uter network, called
''Aryan Nation Liberty Net,*" eontains roemages critidiing federal
welfare and foreign aid programs
and warns that "mongrelism*' and
""aodal eacperiments'* have undermined U. aociety. the Journal-

Advertiser reported
-nKTe shall fi^it! We shall not
allow ourtelves to be enalsved as
Ihoae in Russia. Arm younrivca!
liberate Osnada!** one

Another

listed

enemies of the

white AfMremadst
are wanted for
acting as infonnantt for federal law

^orcement officials.
The enemies "Vhall auffcr the
cadieme penalty when lawftil fovemmeht is reatored upon this eonttnenC the mesage read.
One of the enemies singled out is
Dees, who filed suit against the
klan on behalf of black marchers
involved in a 1979 shoot-out with
robed klansmen in Decattar. Ala.
''Accordii^g to the word of our
God. Morris Dees has

iiw

vwrnQsin ^m

The Wkshir^pon Times

(Mr Msws (New Yerti)

Ihs New Yofk Times ^
\t0 TnM

3kwt Jounvf

Tb* ChtMfm Scianc* MonMer

USATodiy

death aentences,'

jl/iJ!B5l
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4ft

NATIONAL AFFAIRS

A Surprise Break
InaMiirderCase
TlK FBI rid on Gary Lee Yifbrough's
Idaho bome had only one etm: to capture
Yarbroo^*s brocber

Sieve,

an

cK^ed

there,
ooDvict from Ariiooa. Steve wan*l
orgad Gary, a member of cvcral oeo-Naa

pmizatioDS, diided

FBI

agents after alks-

But aow

a tboot-ottt.
odty woandi&f two
hs October raid
that
Inroed
has
FBI
dbe
lubma.45<ablwr
CD*t a bust ifter aD.

dune gun found

in Yarbrough's house

murder

turned out to be the weapon used to

Denver radk) talk-show host Alan Berg.
guy
Berg, who described himself as a
tet
>ou love to hate,** was gunned down
front of
June as he stepped from his car

was arOrcyoo last mosth on charges of

Msauhing s federal oOoer and is being held

ha Denver home. Yaibrough.

ftttcd

29,

ttt

without bail in Boise, Idaho. The former

chkroTMcartty for a group caOed the AryNations denies killu&g Berg or even havheard of the man before his murder. But
he revealed to Rpofter^ that he did know

M
M

ooe thing

that

might have made Berg a

target of Yarbrough*s extremist group. ''I

know that he was a Jew ,** aud Yarbrough.

who is DOW a ntember of the White American BtftioDan Aryan Nations splinter
group suspected of several bank and armored-car robberies in the West.
So far, DO new charges have been lied
against

Yarbrou^. Denver District Attor*

ney Norman Early said prmature revdaDenver Poet alerted Yarby

brough and hts associates that they were

ne

suspects in the murder mvestigation. *^e

had hoped to place an tnformer in his ccH,**

he said. When Denver police invertiggton

aiTivcd in Boise to quetfioo Yarbrough. he
reftttad to talk to them at aL

i.^

Newsweek
Page 36
December

31,

1984
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White Supremacist linked

.

to

PORTLAND, On. (B-A wUte

|a

aceuMd

of Ukinf part
ScatUe nnorwi car rabtery

tt^remadfft

Roffthcn CkltfORiftau *ffti whid)

b
mam

ooitestifM but rdUOe in*

placed Denver D. PtRBtn*
IV. . at the aecne of tfee July
robbery iD UUah. FBI tst Nor*
naa D. Stcpbenaon unified
1>urd^ at a pretrial baartof for

Second Heist
trial

ebarges

to Seattle eii

atemming from tbe

iSOO.000 robbery of as armored

vehicle at a abop^nff mall April 23.
Be vas ordered to auzid trial to
tbe caoe nuraday and la betof beld

Supbeoaop tcattted that a aacODd toformant tatd tbe FBI that tbe
O^gfUf boidup vaa btftn4H *to
Bto fuDdtof^ far "a white 9resDacy natloD orsaDtatioo.**
Paraeaur and four otberi
cbar|ed to the robbery are
bt of the AryD Natiooa.
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FBI ArrtsU Srd Robbtry Suspect
m SEASIDE, Ore. A third suspect wanted

$500,000 robbery hnked to the neo-Nao group

Wbiit American Bastion was arrested by B^
agents, offidab said.

Denver Daw Parroenter II, 32, whose last known

address was in Cheney* Wash,, was aw>rehended
without incident, the FBI said.
A warrant for Farmenter's arrest issued Dec. 5
ud he and live others robbed an armored car of
about $500,000 at a Seattle shopping center ApriS
13.

The other five have been hnked to the Church of

Jcaus Christ Christian Aryan Nations and the spinoff
fHiite American Bastioo, the FBI said. Agenu de*
cSned to aay whether Parmenter was an active

member oi either group.

Two at the su^ects in the annored<ar heist

were arrested earher and a third was killed in a
Dec. 8 shootout. Two other su^)ects are at large.

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pobitsfaed by the
Alliance, a rigbt-wing
awociitioB baaed in Washington, D.C.
Katfaevrs reportedly earned mooey
from the National Alliance by
disthbutii its literature.

Natlooal

tiny

iaid of tsadst taatics armed with

ssacWne guns and a mtonary neo-Nazi

Ytrfarougb said Saturday Mi the Ada

County Jail in Boiae, Idaho. 'Tw never
been involved in a violent crime or a
oune with a handgun.

ne

latest

violent episode for the

bfacprint lor violent revolution, has

white American Bastion began Dec. 7.
more than 100 FBI agents conburst from ohacnhty in a blase
'TURNER'S DIARI6'* ^lescribes
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Neo-Nazi denies
link to killing
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A neo-Nazi leader suspected

shoodng death of coQL-ty
venial Denver radio talk sbow
host Alan Beit admitted Tues^
day tbat someone gave him tte
In ttie

gm

IdentiSed as the murder

tmt denied any oooweapon
oecdon to the crime.
THe statements by tanner
Aryan Nations member Gary
Yartrough came amid a lurry

of concern by authorities that

Usptwp blinked to criminal
ttcOvmcs by while supremactat
mtffis acroK the USA.
_FgI spokesnan I^ae Bon*
a federal Investisatkn
af ttc Afyaa Nations
a net*
of white, anti-Semitic
believing In separation
ai nie races
is gofa^ on *tn
iwlous locations around the
floontryr tavohing a "p^mt
Mmber of FBI aeld ofices.**

nbd

Aryan Nations followers

have been linked to a number

of crimes in the Northwest

laduding a 150,000 Brink's araured car robbery to Seattle.
The gun was confiscated

when FBI agents stcurmed Ysrbrougb's home to October to an

attempt to arrest his brother on

pand

theft charfes.

Yarbrough, who fled the

rakL was later arrested to a

shooCKNit Nov, 24 and charted
with assaulting a federal agnt
Last week, Denver police oonfound to his
irmed the
honne was the weapon that
klDed Berg. He has not been
charved to the crime.
Latest deveiopntents to the

pm

aeo^tezi Gontroveny:
"I know nothing about
Alan Berg, except that he** a
Jew " Yhrtrougb toM repntan Tuesday at the Ada County
to Bote. Idaho.
Asked to specutote on who
kmed Berg. Yhibrough said,
-"God." Be refused to taft to

Ml

two Denver detectives tovestigattog the Berg caae Tueaday

and wouktol say who pve him
lln

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Denver

Apm

Brtak's

Daw nrmenter Q ~ one of stz

ttpey

to the

nbbery linked to the ffoup -

was arrested, the FBI said
Tteaday.

Aryan Nations leader

Richard Butler said to Coeur
tfAleoe, Idaho, he regards Yarbnwgh and his roommate Robert Mathews
killed to a fun
battie with FBI agents Dec Bin
Whidbey btond, Wuh.
*1d
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nibbciy three

Brlak*s annort^car

wmmn aao to Kanuet, N.Y.. were orta& vttboui baU bere today

S^a beMto
after

to Flerl Court.

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Two wones have b^ea charged

with receiving $20,000 from a
$18*2nillion Cahfomia anoored car
robbery that the Fpi alleges was
oommitted by white 8iq)remacifta,
authorities said in Boise, Ida. Suzanne Stewart, 27. and Jean Oraig.
50, both of Boise,

v Te being held

without bail pending arraignment

In federal court today. Stewart is
the daughter of Sharon Meiici. who
her husband. Robert E. Merki.
^^ charged last month with harboring a fugitive member of a
neo-Nazi group. FBI spokesman

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THREATENED SENATOR
ADDRESSES BRQAt)CASTERS
y DENNB McDOUGAL,
Timet Staff WriUr

SPRINGS-Sea RobPALM
en Packwood
the
(R-Ore.),

Uifet or an alleged anai*

nation plot lets than a week ago.

made

hia first public appearance

here Monday at the California
Broadcasters Assn. winter confer-

Here to debate the 50-year-old

fairness dDctrinl; Packwood told

The Times, before

the conference
that be had been advised by the
Q^over the New Year's holiday
that the white supremacist Aryan
Nations organization planned to

Biurderhim.

Padcwood aaid that he believed

that he had been targeted by the
jroup^because of his pro-Israel and.
anti -racist stands in Congress.
hunch is they (the FBI)
may have infiltrated (the militant
organisation), because they had

my

very

ixtformation about
when the assassination

specific

where and

attempt would take

wood

told

place,**

The Times

Pack-

before tbi

conference*

^^
According to the FBI, the tcrroriit group is believed to hsve been
responsible fdr the assaaslnatioiT
last June of Denver talk-diow host
-'
outside his nonrtomini

Packwood said that he was under

surveillance and high security
most of last week but that the,

danger had apparmtly DOW passed.

About 30 to SO individuals compose
ihe Aryan Nations group* P)Kk-

wogd estimated.

& recent years, the organisation

hu

been headquartered in Idaho

it reportedly has gone on
Outdoor. maneuvers In nxudi the
way tn trmy mtght and. two

Where

ago, was inVblved In a

sbosCout in Metaline FsUs, Waah.,
in F^hich an Aryan Nations mem-

modkhs

killed by the FBL It was in

Syas
wake of that riiootout that the

reportedly discovered the aunUc weapon that aOeged^

'

3^

Hke Packwood. had been

tti'^outspokcn critic of
aoif racist organisations*
i

Packwood has alao been an outspoken critic of the fairness doctrine, which forces radio and tele'
vision station owners to cover all
^ides of important piiUic iasues.
*Tou're not going to get any kick
from Congress (about the fairness
doctrine)*** ssid Packwood during
Bttrlmirlong debste before 200
irdldcasters with doctrine proponegt Charles D. Ferris, former
chairman of the FMeral CcMnmunications Commissioa
*The incumbents al#ays get
coverage.** Packwood argued *1
tfoQ*t think we*re going to make
any changes.**
Two years ago, Packwood tried
to pliase the fairness doctrine out of
existence for s five-year period as
an cspcriment but couldn't get
encttigh votes on his own commit-

tee^the Senate Commerce Committee^to move his proposal to the

fUl^Senate.

Both Packwood and Ferris

agreed on one point that most
legislators fear television.

niiowing

on the
of the California

their debste

caning dsy

Etapdcasters Assn.*s two-day winter iionventjm, a mock vote clearly

predictably showed that Callforhia broadcasters agreed totally
with Packwood that the laimess
doctrine has outlived its usefulness.
Feoift Gsst the only vote fdr the
rule In an informal poU.

Md

Summing up the overriding fears

of the majority of Packwood's CspltoirHill colleagues. Ferris UAd the
broadcasters that thr feeUng in
Washington is that broadcasting qp^ifically network tekviaion broadcastingcreates a *Voad
map of the national consdottsneas.**
Thsi^ potential for massive national
iBOuence continties to require a
ndness doctrine to ensure nonparasan and unbiased presentation
of news and opinion, Ferris argued.
Qrawing a parallel to a leason he
learned his first year in law achool,
Fiesris said: *lf you let

me write the

ftAs, ni tdl you what any Judge

wflldedde.**

ftoadcasters should not yet have

ih^ fight to '^rtte the teu*

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Dd beiAf heid in ooonectkio wtth a
t3.6-milliOD Ukiah-aret armored
car bokhv iaal July wai ioAetad in
Spokane. Waah,, far aUeged potaaaiton ct a farged fovenuDent
document and tntcntate trannpor*
tatloo of a farged aecurity. The
indictment of James Dye, 36. meant
cancellation of a probable cauae
bearinr on tlie armored car chart*
aa. The govenment would have
been forced to reveal mudi of Ita

evidence at the hearing. IMcral

authorltiea aay they bettere 12
people were involTed in the rob-

bery aa well aa another amored

ear holdup and bank robbery in the
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VASHINGTON^ Itt.
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Ftesnee Goomitttae,
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toctkn lor the put wmk atar
thiwteoBd by a BK>t<ait fvoop, ptticectiaD lor falmaalf aod Ui family hi
fin after a radical Arab grsup thraatD aide to tbe Soator aald today.

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S^Ufcr, aald Etu FWak, Mr.

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Ihraal ta Saaatar la Itn
Ttepcotactknlor the OravB Rflfob*
lean and his tunlty begas OaclB after
aia InfoRDer told the the EiiSMet Ora.^
olBceorthe^

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IB the paat I have had miaoeQaoBpenonaJ thiaats," Facfcwood aald.

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A tecood member

of the while supremacist group The Order was

arrested Thursday for the |3.6 million armored
truck holdup in northern California in July,

stilt.)

Submitting 0ic:

DENVER

mdexmo

authorities said.

James Dye, 31. also known as Grant Ullrig.

was arrested without incident by BI agents at
in the parking lot of a suburban convenience store near his home in the Spokane Valley,
said Allen P. WhiUker. tpecial*ageot-in-diarge
of the FBIs Seattle agency.
The FBI sa>'s 12 members of The Order,
which it describes as a 'tight-wing ipUnter
group iffiliated with the Aryan Nation " robbed
a Brink's armored car July 19 near ,Ukiah.
Cal^f./about 100 miles north of San Francisco.
Dye has not been mentioned in the holdup or

noon

other crimes blamed by officials on a network

of neo-Nazis. His presence in Spokane had been
known for "several months/* WhiUker Cold a
Spokane news conference.
At a court bearing following, U^ District
Judge Justin L. Quackenbush ordered Dye held
without bail pending a hearing Monday.

The only other defendant identified so far is

Denver Parmenter. 32. of Cheney. Wash., who
was arrested in Seaside. Ore., Dec. 18 and was
charged

last Friday.

He

is

being held without

bail in Portland.

Meanwhile, a federal grand jury in Seattle

returned a l-count indictment Thursday
against four people arrested in FBI raids on
suspected neo-Nazi hideouts on Whidbey Island
in Pugel Sound in Decemt>er.

Randolph George Duey of Spokane; Robert E.

and Shann K. Mcrki. 49 and 46 respectively,
formerly df the Oroville area; and Ian Roy
Stewart. 2f. hometown unknown, were charged
with two Tounts of hartx>ring Robert J. Math*
ews. 31. of MeUline Falls, ''at Whidbey Island
... and elsewhere** from Nov. 24 until ibeir
arrest Dec. 7.

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Hofl robbery of a Brinks armored car in UUah. Califs last
*ii4y. wtt arreited at his home to Spokane, Iteiu Tbura*
.Aqt. Deover Daw I^rtmemer n, 32, of Cbeoey, Wuiin atoo
* tfi custody, dbarsed with ttie bdst ADd in Seattle, a federal grand iury Indicted four peoj^ accused of haitartng
Ktfim>claimed neo^azi Robert J. Mathews 00 Whidbey b*
land unOta day bef(n be died in a lery expkoioii 00 Dec. 8
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SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. SI -- Two

iopioyMS of Brtiik'f Iw:. tm fadag

FSerml cfausn titiA^ ^^^ P*^^''^ ^
'rob the umand car aovioe*! main

iwm to San Fiazkcteo to halp fbiaaoe

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One or tba two H Oiarta E

vtao It alM) d^axfd vtth aidina ia the
tl^l mffikm armed robbery ofaBriak't
tnck lait Jly If sear Ukiah* Cattf*
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to be need
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ocraoTlS urcierr Over tibe Duey; Ian Roy Stewart; his mother.
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and her husband, Rob*
lest two maoths 17 people In sis sutes Sharon Merki
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tove beeo charged with crimes ttiated ert Merki.
Mr. Stewart's sister, SasMPO C.
to activittes of eucfa a frwp>
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Acomlins to the F*bT afMavtts, the Stewart B s mHton , and *
were arraMd tfato
InvestisatiQD began with the aneet woman, Jean Craig,
aiid cterfad
of Gary Lee Yarborouib In a month In BdeeTldaho.
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money stolen In the
iboocoiit with bureau egenu near Port- with receiving
M;
bud. Ore. Robert J. Mathews* who Is Brink's robbery. Mrs. BamiltflB*s
been charted with
believed the leader of the Order, es- band. Lake, has

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nombers ior members or the
were found tai a car ttat Mr. Yartorough and Mr. Mathews had been using,
the amdsvlt said. lUs Infomatkm the
F3.I. papers said, eventually led last
list

counterreltli^K.

Already diarfod In cmecttan wfth

the Brinks robbery

mAaOmymfi^

Banhiil and Richard Barald Kemp,

eneeted In KalineU. Mont.; Jamse
Dye, arrested In ^xtfcaae. Wash., and
Denver Daw Parmenter 3d, arrested In
shared by Mr. Portland- They were an appfshspded
apartment
an
to
July
The men were arrested Wedaeedsy.
Kiitf and Mr. Oetrout In San Lorenm. tUs month.
Mr. Oetioai, 51 years old, who Is OB dls^
Amlstsnt IMted States Attaney
Calff.t |us( south of Oakland.
abUity leeve from hU Job as a Brink's
Fi.I. eourcm. who are said to Peter Robineop said tte GoventtMBt
Two
'ftsffi Ttoffr, was arrested In Lffff%**^. bsve taken part In the robbery In Intendsd to chare Mr. Yartorongb
robbery.
Calif .. la rural Modoc County, near the
Ukiah. said Mr. Ostrout met In ad- and Mr. Duey in the Brink's
OrtQo border. Be Is to be arraigned vance with Mr. Mathews and gave him
At a news oonfetence last month at
Prtdsy hi Federal Oistxlct Court In
Aryan NaInformatkn about the rouu the trtack the headquarters of the the
would take and the amcum ol money In tions, a white supremacist organU^
tlon. at Bayden Lake, Idaho, that
FJM.t1es
group's leader, Richard Gins Butler,
ABen
Rooald
The odKT eospect,
said Mr, Mathews. Mr. Yarbocougb.
Siege
hour
e
te. 45. Is the operatkos manecer at Mr. Mathews died la
Mr. Duey and Mr. Parmenter had basn
the Ian Frandsoo beandL Be was ar- by law^enforoement oCOoers at a house
who also hsads
miles on Wbldbey Island In Puget Sound. Bkemben. Mr. Butkr,
ivtad In Bayward. about
en anti-SemttIc g;roup, the ChBRh
noutheast oT here. A Federal tomps^ Wash., on Dec. 7. Charged with harbor*
Jestti Ctotot Christian, said the tour
tiate In San Frandsoo hdd him whb- tag Mr. Mathews to that case are
sttisided Ms
aotharttieB
the
who
SINa,
Monday.
Lee
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pending
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Kriried neoHNazi sect

^eady for revolution-^
\r/ar)s linked to

murder, bombings, robbenes

am

ASHINGTON

lA^

Federal lav enforcement

offtcen are cradung down on a far*n(ht"
wiBg ied in the West that thej view as iih
creuiagly danserons as it attempts to

Hie (Toap has been linked to nine months of violent

imes aeemingly patterned after a 1978 novel in which
Ute nprcmaasts and tax protesUn overthrow the
Tke tl-:rearKM (roup, known as the Arran Nations
the Charch ol JesQS Christ Christian, has been tied to
e murder of a controversial Denver talk-show host, a
oagogoe bofnbiac in Idaho, sbootoots with police in
vera] statcf and two armored car rcbberies in Califort

and Washington

state.

In addition, the Secret Service has sncovered a fallale printiic operation for coonterfeitinf $20 and $100
Us, with presses as far apart as Philadelphia and the
idfic Northwest OCtidais said the frtmp has naed the
fos bins along with cash from robberies, to fund Its
iivuieL
Ite federal Borean of AkohoL Tobacco and Fire*
is tevcstigatiu the sect's acquisitioo of heavy
s^KXtt, Inclodiu sumadune gum and hand grenades*
d the Internal ftevcnoe Service is etamfnlng the acities of some heavQj armed sect mcsDben on tax eva-

Acharfes.
According to Jobi IL Walker Jr^ chief of caforce*
mt at the Dq>artmeiit of the Treasury, the Aryans are
s violent as any group we*ve ever encountered.**
Stephenson told a
FBI Special Xgent Norman

ntt^ateb

&

md

is the
Seattle that ttie groop"!
Scral
iolent overthrow of the US. government Sj killing.
bhcrr and coanterfeitii.'* Be dtod a "dedaratioo of
ir^ against Hacks, Jews and the federal government

ped Ejy It it the neo-Naxis.

Law cnforeemeat officers say tejnxip and Its af*
late mdts, variously known as the *lWte American
tstkn." *11ie Ordcr^ or *1Kntder Schwdgen" (Siknt
otherteod), essentially Is acting out la iwal life the

of a fictional Naxibatan.
^ ,
.
_
Ike cnrrcnt OQtbnrst of vlokoce tracks fairly doae*
with ttie pM of a novd, *The T^Braer Diaries" by

at

sudccmadst William Fierce of Arlington, Va.

Itatbook relates a SDCCcssfol revdstioo hy beavQy
med American oeo^Nasls. In the book, the Nasis nv^

tile

r several procnioest Jews, bomb the FBI headqnartcrt

id^naDy attack brad with noclear weapons.

/l|/lltetaiergiiy pattern of violence linked to theAij-

Gordon

KbM

Oociared a martyr

RcrtMMTt

Mathaws

'Haro' died in siage

ly considered violent except for scattered inddents to

which gun-toting members occasionally threatened law-

Bot according to court documents and law caforee*

officials, young militanU recently have come to
the fore in tlfeegrom. They appear to be beat on Imple-

ment

snenting the

Ibe Amer Diuies.;*

The '^church*' and the Aryan Nations groiv are deacendanu of hate groups that flourished dving the
^^reat oenresstoo*

In Ih^O, Butkr. a Califomia aeraaantical caginaer,

of the more
active Depression-era white supremacists.
'
In IfTS, Butler moved the operation to a fenced and
aedoded 20-acre site at Bayden Lake. Idaho, on the edge
of Cbeur d'Akne Nationd Forest near the banks of a
pore, loe-btoe lake surrounded by dense stand of dark-

became a loQower of Dr. Wesley Swift, oae

green Dooglas fir.

The churdk% name reflects Butler's angry rejection
of the aasertioo that Jesus Christ was bom a Jew. The
name "Aryan Nations*' reflects hb bdid that the *%hitc
aatioar of the world. In North America and Western
Europe, are the true Aryan descendanu of the origind
Mbes of brad, deTibed In the BiUe as the Chosen
IS, a nervous, thin-fhced man with a sorprisf
manner
his converution Is laoeci
aet about qreadiil$
tkshr and -HeckT
vkws that Jews aSdbladts are the children of Satan asA

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Robert Jay Mathews, SI,

lea
Seattle on Dec.
shootout with federal officers attempting to arrert him
on assault and weapons violation charges. The hone
caught fire when an FBI SWAT team fired a mghttmie

vim

his misiko
1b t& ioterview Uut be
*.
the messafe.'*
nVe most win tbe hearts of the people^ he said. It
I hidUe, er a war. for mixids. It can Qiuy he done in the

Botler said

ig

eft."

ne (Toop. is aMitioD to its racism, holds that the

iUominaUon

mment's power to tax deprives dtiaeos of

ar basic rights, wo that overthrowiiic tike govern^ dtiaens withhold

^"^y fc**^fry^_gy<

^^y

vflocot 01 nsoeraJ tucoiDe lazes*

Fi

to 1 ,000 members
Atthood the sect claims it has
d readers of iU Utentsre. Anstast iFBI Director WUffl M. Baker sa js the FBI estimates the lurd core** to
a cadre of 100 to lh<r^

Dee in Sesttte said that before

Uw

his book and the question of whether it has served as a

guide for the extremist violence.
^
Since Mathews* death, Gary Lee Yartrough a dpae
aasocUte of Mathews and former bodyguard of Butler,
has been arrested on charges of assaoltiot federal crfficcrs is coooectioo with an armored car holdttp last April

p of two federal marshals in North Dakota.

Fcdtfirf agents investigating those killings began

eoveriiig links among heavily arined ri|riit*wing estreoverlaps also were rq^ortedlyj^soch poops
the Anti-Defamation Leagoe of B'nai Frith, whidi
s miltored and talked to informers in groiqs soch as
eKs Kte Ktan.

In Seattle.

Tte extremist network

is

loAse-knit

and nationwide

Beam is

Tke Aryans have drawn necial attention and cs*

esBkn of concern from Stanley E. Morris, director of

the fiedital agents also seized racist tracts,

staI ooe df<an^g a ''point mtem** for gaininghero
s
an "Aryan warrior^ by mardering Jrws blacks,
1

JeralJadgesaBdFBIageBts.
_^
Onehand-writtcn trttcl declared Nrar^ ialnst "Ihe
X:** ffionist OocspatiOB Govemmast) and the "Jew*
^dia,- and waned of "daJly firtfightt" be0lfllD0Q ynffO
enlinr cnforcemeot officials and the**teavj]& annsd
hiie Anaericaa RcvolMioiiary Anniy.*'
^
Some organisations sMiated with the mdst
ce have oompnteriaed "enemy lists,* with ^^t** and
tdress^ of Jewish org^
^

fhe
f

role te the slaying. {

Related searches of other homes of Aryan Nati4psed defendants have turaed up fonr crosmws, booby

VS

automatic pistol

Vartroogh has denied any

eoDstitoent gronps are being linked by a radinaenoompoter tinman besog set sp by txmis Beami, a
xas Kn Klux Klan leader and coooipoter oonstdtant,

oe

Marshals Servioe,soae of whose officers have

en shot or assaolted as they attempted to aerve eoort
pers OB extremist group members.
^Ine person linked to the gronp. federal invcstigars said, had ^ans of a power dam in northern Wash-f
gtoa. Among the groap's annonnced aims Isl
strwetioo of ntilities and comrnimicatioas, aHhonihn
BO eootirmation of any plan to sabotage the j

search of his Idaho

him a prime suq>ect in the murder

to a mac^iO''
towbows
poo used to kill Berg.

Ahfaoa^ the investigaton^y it is nnited more by

organizatioo or hierarchy,
sokfy andthedogy than

home

led anthorities to conof Alan Berg, a

Jewish talk-show host who had poblidy belittled extremist groups. Berg was gunned down outside his Denver
town boiae in June. The search turned ap a cache of
weapons rancng from an Uxi submachine gun and load-

sider

scope, bat concentrated in smtOI pockets in the Middle

est, the West and the Sooth,

sed inDsUas.
According to an Aryan Natkn newsletter.
ambassador at large of the Aryan flatjons.

Is

papm

EaUL a tax protester with a history of anti-Semitic

d anti-black aettvity, was a fu^Uve soQbt in the stey-

his death, Matbews^tanritA

,J

him a martyr*

boild*

to join what he calted The Ordfff

the name of a paramilitary nndergrcand groiu>
f*The Tttrner Diaries."
... ,
Some activities of Mathews and his followers ckei^
ly paralleled events in the novel officials say, and court
indicate that Mathews recommended the book to
hb associates. The book describes pitched battles with
enforcement officers and the use of robberies and
counterfeiting to fund a white siqnouicist organixation.
PierceTthe author of the novel, retoed to dteuss

Among the iroop*s aBlliates are members of the Ku

ired

frame

Jd a lew assodates

tl&at

o KtaB, the ibiencan Nazi Party and some radical

to the doctrioe of Po&e Comiutos^ which re*

miaes DO law above the county level One Posse Comite adherent who attend^ Aryan Nation functions,
Kahl. was kilted in May 1083 in a banker in Arafter a cache of explosives and ammonitioo was
itod in a fanfight with federal agents, but not before
itet aadlilMa Aerifi. Tlie Aryan Natiou has de-

flare that accidentally hit the

which Mathews had stored e^^losivcs.

.
Mathews, who had left the AiTaochorcfa to form aiu
tffiliated poop called the White Arjan Bastion, was te(
I
SnUV termed a "hero" of the aect by Botler.
a federal court affidavit, the U^^attonejVefl

htt, in

go v c

lerm]

militant,

insldrrBoming farmhouse near

^DT^diot

1
'

trus, infrared night*Tision scopes. IM sticks of dyii*mtteTthree-quartcrs of a pound of C4 ex^osivcs akng

vith 4*ti*^<*^ wire, two .S<aIiber semi-automatic
weapons (ooe equipped with a tflencerX a Mini-14 Roger
J21<aliber semi^utomstic rifle, a bandolier of hock*
shot shotgun shells and a hand griaiade.
Informants have toM Denver police that Beam had
boasted privatoly of killing Berg. But police have discounted this infonnatioo. saying there ii no sqjpocting

embers or
According to the FBTs Baker, Aryan
svmnathixers also hsve been linked to an armored car
tsst July to lAJah, CaUf It and the Seattle robbery were conducted **to fund further criminal nets by
mendwn or odshooU of the Aryan Kations,'* he said.
More than |4 million to cash was taken to the two

Md^

cash was obtained through the counterfeiting

which authorities said also was used as part of the

cxtremisu* effort to disrupt the Federal Reserve f
ftemi Some Aryan Nations publications describe thai
IrsI bsnking system as a tool of Jews. Robert E. It
Ind his wife. SoaroB, are to be iried next month to
fie on charges ton organiSBd the ri^g.
an, the FBI has arrested II suspects to
tton with tbe armored car heists, for haitoring Mathews
rihg.

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This rtlcto was compiled from
ofthe
Os^aw
Ronrtd
Robert C. Jeckson and

^M New

o*
Los Angeles Times. Wayne Kmo
Washington
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of
Raid
and T.R.
.York

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Robbery

trial ftt

Portland, Ore. (AP)

Feb. 6 tria] is set for Denver
Daw Parmenter 2d, 36, linked
by the FBI to the Ar>*an
Nations,inPKite supremacist

group accused In two West

Coast armored car robberies
last year that netted ^.1
million.

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Wrt*igiioft Port

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CMy Nawt (New York)

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Law in War on
Far-Right Sect

sniment*s power to tax deprives

dtisens of Ihdr basic rfgfau. and
that overthrow of the government
Bsy te achieved more caaily If

White SapremMi8ts.Tled
to Wcdcn

a dioot-out with

Jrwa, blacks axMl members of other

mlDoritles are afadn and the govsnunent Is overthrown.
Tbe group. In dditkm to Ms
nctem, hoMs that the federal gov-

CHme Spree

to fbrm an affiliated
called tte White Aryan
BsstiOQ, was recently termed a

an church

poi9
*

wtthhdd payment of fedincome tana.

Although the aact claims It has
of
IIP to 8XXX) members and readers
lU literature, Assistant JBLD^^^*
lor William M. Baker says the FBI
estimates the nurd-core** to te a
eadreoflOOlolSOperaons.
According to Wes McCune, caoecuUve director of Group Research
be of Washington, a nonprofit
organisation that monitors farright activities, the Aryans are
loosely albed with tte Ku Kluz
Kian but generaUy are not as

"

eral

Bijr

ROBERT L. JACKSON

nmmSlaffWfUm

WASRmGTON-Pedertl

law

cnfamnietitcfricert are wtfixv an

tatenilTe crackdown on a far
ffBhi*wii aact In the Wcat that
kaa teen finked io nine months of
violent crima seemingly patterned
after a IfTS novel In which white
aupremadsts and tax protetten
i
overthrow the (ovcnunent-ic
Tte 12-7Mr*old groi^, known]
a the Aryan Nations or Ue Church I
of Jesus Christ Christian, has been
tied to the Durder of a eootroveraial Denver taft-riKyw hoau a synafOfue bombiQg In Idaho, aboot*
several aUtes
mMM with police
and two annored car robbenea In
*

>

CUWcnIa and Waahtngton state.

b ftdditkn, the

Secret Service

has tsQODvcred a fuU-acale printing

opciratiOQ ior counterfeiting t20
with preaaes as Ut
ivart ai Phiiadeiphia and the Pa-

SDd tlOO

bOIs.

cmc Northwest

Officials aaid the

groi^ has used the bogus bills,

akng with cash frtn robberies, to
taodttsactlvititt.
Hie federal Bureau of Alo^iol
Itabaceo and Firearms Is Investi
ptiQg tte sect's acquisition of

heavy weapons. Inducting submachine guns and hand grenades, and

tte btemal Revenue Serviee Is
naminlr^ tte activities of aome
teavily armed aect members on tax
evasion charges.

Accordii^ to lohn M. Walker Jr..

dbtef of enforcement at tte TVeasury Department tte Aryans are
*)as violent as any group we've ever

Tte

vtfble or as well -organised.

Baker aaid tte Aryan Natkms
''derive members and taocepxtr
torn tte farmer Idate dispter of
SberifTs Poase OomiUtus, a militant taz-revolt froiq>. Gordon
Kahl. one of ttet group's leadera,
kil!'^ in a 19B3 shoot-out with
authors '^o m Arkanau, more than
a year after te killed a U.S. marshal
and a deputy and wounded a pdice
tte Aryans teve
tewn special attention and cxpressicHis of concern from Stanley
E. Morris, director of tte U.S.
Marshals Service, aome of whose
officers teve been shot or sssaulted
as ttey attempted to aerve court
on extremist group mem-

As a

result,

Morris said auch groups "auiiport

issues ttet on tte surface teve a
supeficial appeal to many Americam. such ai objecting to taxes snd

cpposing heavy fMeral and aute

regulatkm.**

Paradcoically, te added, asem*

ten ""commit Illegal acU but wn>
themadves In tte American flag.
. . . aaaault tte police but view

fc

puBles some suthorlties becsuse

tte ffTDiv was founded In 1873 in
tte peaceful Idate eommuidty of
Bayden Lake by avowed radst
Richard Gimt Butler. It waa not
previously eooaldered violent accept for scatured Inddenta In
which gun-totiz
sionaUy threatened lai

Bot according to court documeou and law enforcepem effi.

46 dak, young militants teve recent-

te caDed "Tte Order.** Ttet is tte

name of a paramilitary underground group In Turner's Diyriea,- written by acknowledged
racist

William Pierce of Ariington,

'

Some activities of Msthews and

his followers closely paralleled
evenu in tte novel officials aay,
and court papers indicate ttet
Mattews recommended tte book to
his associates. Tte book describes
pitched tettJes with law enforcement officers and tte use of robberies and counterfdting to fund a
white supresnadst organisation.
Since Mattews' death, Gary Lee
Tarbrough, 29. a doae asaodate of
Mathews and former bodyguard of
Butler, has been arrested cm chargaa of assaulting federal officers in
connection with an armored car

holdiv last April to Seattle.

A aearch of his Idate home led
authorities to consider him a prime
su^ect in tte slaying of Alan Berg,
a Jewish talk-stew host wte had

nMdy belittled extremist groins.

Berg was gunned down outdde his

Denver town house to June. Tte
search turned up s cacte of weapons ranging from an Uti auhmaChlM gun and loaded croasbows to
a 1Iac-l(r automatic pistd^tte

weapon uaed to kill Berg.

Tarteough hu denied any roie to
ttealaying.
Related aearches of other homes
of Aryan Nations-linked defendtour croasants teve turned

tews.

booby-traps.

Infrared
Bl^t-vlsion scopes. 100 stidks of
ins ffesnn0nn f^vi .
ivim*
WHnngvn Vb^AA

religiotts and
God-fterii . . . (and) lAIk of
flreedom but support virulent racial

themselves

pattern of vlotenee inked to tte Aryan Nations

fii eigi i ig

*%ero'' of tte aect bj founder

Butler.
a federal court affidavit, tte
VS. Attorney's office In SeatUe
aaid ttet before his death, Mathews
invited a few aaaodates tojoin wtet

citisens

Kd RONALD J. OSTROW.

federal officers

ettempting to arrest him on aaaault

and weapons vkdatioo i^arfes.
Mathews, wte had left tte Ary-

as

^ffW* ***- -- i^iiiM

iffie

Dsiy News (New

Yorfc)

Tte New York timas .

andreUgiouBbtgotry."
Authorities note ttet younger,
militant Aryan adherenu
teve come to tte fore In recent
montte, replacing tte leaderAlp of
C-yeer-oid founder Butler* whoae
"vkdence** had been confined to his

Tte

more

WM Street Joumsl

Tte CMcspo Trtbuns

Tte toe Anpslss Tknas

rt^m^^^

TteCMsttsnSdsnosMonSor
tlSATodsy

oery, racist ^wecaes.

be

McCUne of Groip Research

says "church" members may te
feeling their oats" with tte nsiko's political atmos^iere
j

^5

it-is

C^

te

~17

^-

dTHunile. Ibree-quarlert of a
pound of C-4 oplonveB along with
detonating wire, two *4S-caliber
aemi- automatic weapons (one
equipped with a fUencer), a Mini14 Roger .223-caIiber eemi^automatk rifle, a bandoleer of buckihot
ahc^Lgun thells and a hand grenade.
According to the FBI's Baker,
Aryan members or sympathisers
also have been linked to an arnored car holiiup last July to
ITkiah. Calif. It and the Seattle
robbery were cooducted "to fund
further criminal acts by members
or oSshooU of the Aryan NatioDE,"

be

said.

Robert E. Herki and his wife.

Sharon, are to be tried next month
to Seattle <m charges they organised the ring. In aU. the FBI has
arrested 11 suspects to ooimection
with the armored car heisU. fbr
harboring Mathews and fdr asaauKiog federal officers. Two sua-

pected armored-car bandits, AnAw lOrgU BamhiU and Richard

Harold Kemp, were taken toto
ovtody aartier this month while
flkying poker to a bar to Kalispell.

Baker said aeet members alao are

nder

suspicion to the April 29,

of a synagogue
toBoiae.Ida.

IBM. tlre-bombiQg
.

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AD

A. Oir.:

D'Aubuisson Associate Arrested

Ol.lto..
fcl^.

Yields $5.9 MUlion

V.S. Search of Nine Suitcases in "Rxas

ik.

OH.Cvit.S

corrupt the electoral proTambaugh and the pibt. Cos tend to

oar country .... to boy
of
cess
Maestrafes of Boca Raton. Fb..
political chaos and
promote
votes,
contrapoastUe
Vas known as s
order to mbtreat
mbdeeds
other
band exporter * He. Gutrob and
suffering peopk.*
our
ridicule
and
charged
Oacar Rodriguez Fee were
Reagan administration offidab
with transporting nndocumented
acarcely conceal their glee at
couki
being
are
ctth and conspiracy and
ieu news of Gttirob's arrest The
held at tiie Corpus Christ! jail
Christian DemocraU are mopping
of $1 minion bond. A bearing b
up on thb. It's seriously undercut-

rMkc Alb.

doae imiriitr of Roberto

A
.

ITAobuiiMii.

leader

of
t

thiw

of

r's fMT ligbt politiai

Sat-

wing, was

an arrested St a le-

Tcsaa urfidd bit week with

escflotaiomg mote than

achedubd on Tuesday.
now.*
An investigstive team of m. ting D'Aubuisson ri^t
one.
Enforcement
]pesterDrug
the
said
and
customs
tomi Seraoe officsab
Administration agents has been
work on the case, TumSalvador's ntliog Christian formed to
b no
bitter baugh sakL Although there
$5.9 nuBiQn

ki

aaid

naO failb, VS, Cut-

Dcmoaatic Party, locked

ID a

apparent drug connection, drug

with D'Aubuissan's Arena
deals usually involve brge amounts
ftrty Ofer next month's municipal
of cash b smaO bOb.
l^Uative deetkms, immedipossible drug ring bvohrement
mOf diarged that the money was b "certainiy one of the things being
obtaomd iUcttly and would he nsed Mivestigated; a Sute Department
'
cxvnvt the electoral
hy Aran
said.

atn^e

mi

official

Guirob b known as s cbse assoofBdab wd they ar- date and financial backer of D'Auicated Piandsco Gusrob Beecte, buisson. and has allowed D'Aubuis6 as aoo to use a fbor of a buikiing be
S5. and two other men on Fd>.
jet owns b San Sahrador as an Arena
private
tfa^ff ff"^ Sabrdiner
Coimoffice, according to SUte DepartBdterg
the
w^ raiding ft
Goirob family
tyairitripnearKiiigfvine,abcct35 ment offidab. The

'

Bttbs aoitffawest of Corpus Cfaristi

ear the Gdr Coast
Gmroh. carrying two passports
Salvador and one from Coafrom
ls Rica, ia a wealthy Sahradonn
conservative with dtjaenship in
Salvador and Cbata Rica who trsv*
cb frequently to the United States.
Be claimed that diplomatic imjBODity protected htt nine sotcases
from a aarch, acoording to DonaM
oal
G. Tmiibaugh, assbtam
i^pminiff finger for eaforcencnt at

has been strongly opposed to Salvadoran Presklent Jose Napoteon

Duaite aince 1979. when the first
Duarte government eaproprbted
and natboalixed a brge bank, the

ly

the Customs Servke's Houston office.

thmk he was counting on

that.* Tmnbaagb aaid.

Banco Sahradoreno. that

tle

bmily

There abo are reporU that

Guirob was instrumental m the tormatbo of the Ikoad Natbnal Front.
FAN by iU Spanish imtbb. a rightthat inist uBdvelb organiatbn
parspbnter
two
and
Arena
dudes
ties.

Arena

seeking to the

Manh

fIfrtMWtt to c3Kpand its domination

l^jbbture. where
not have dipb- of the Sahradoran
and a coalitbn of conservaArena
found
agents
and
natk hanurity
brgdy suooeashd
containfd tives have been
tK>f
sirftriifi
the
Duarte initbtivea.
Uoddag
to
with
Uixwrency,
$S,7S350 b
Dilarte b counting on a brge popIbe brgeat faiBs bong $100 denomnbr vote to March to gam CQOtroL
caDed
said.
He
bntioos. Tumbaogfi
major newspaper advertiseit the brgest amency aebure in
Feb. 12. the Christian Demments
Tensfabtory.
tfiat Guirob
-We befieve they were beaded ocratic Party charged Ito supply
money
to
*
bringtog
was
Turabaugh
out of liie cooDtry
for hb comrades who inaaid. He aaid that the phne had left deport
to
Loa
Angdes
John Wayne Airport
the amming of Feb. on a iight
pbo to IQagsviDe and Florida wd
ffcar Cntf^^*^ Service olBdab m
C^Bfonns had aramed the Texas

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White Supremacist Pleads Guilty to Gun Qiarges

BOISE, Ida. (UFI}-White supremacist Gary Lee Tarbrough.
alkfedly a key member of a militant oeo-ffazi gang, pleaded fuOty
PMday to II counts of fll^^y
pneif ning fireanni and opIoi^Tes
at his Dortliern Idaho borne
Taitrougb stm &ces thai

in

V^.

District Court beginning Wednesday on an additional charge of

shooting at JSSL agenu as they
approached his hcane tn Sanc^point
last October.

He was

arrested tn
November after a dioot-out with
the FBI near Portiazxl, Ore.
is believed to bea
of the White American

Tarbrough, 29.

Bastion and a former security oCBeer for the neo-Naa Aryan Nations
Church of Bayden Lake. Ida.
Tarbrough, whose fuilty pleas
came as a surprise, f^ces a mssimum sentence of 61 yean tn federal prison on the 11 oqunta..
.

Aoaecutors say t^t

his groiQ) is

Tti^onsible for various robberies,

including armored car holdups in
Cslifomis and Washingtoa

In addition. Tarbrough is a suspect tn the 19B4 slaying in Denver

of a popular radio talk-ahow host,
Alan Berg. Hie murder weapon
was fbund in Tarbrou^'s home,
but he hu denied any involvement

in the death.

Tarbrough was moved to Boise

in December under t^ht security
after his arrest in Portlud.
An associate. Robert J. Mathews.
31. or MetaUne FUls. Wash., a
fbunder of the White American
Bastion, eluded authorities in Portland but died in a burning house
during a shoot-out od Wbidbey
bland. Wash., in early December.
Mathews, in a last manifesto
mailed to the Aryan Nations compound at Hayden Lake, Ida^ Just
days before his death, called ftar a
race revolution to overthrow the
federal government and drive minorities out of the United Statea.

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and eevoftf oCteroMfDten of tte
Brotteriiood vaia "laiDei
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joa tkn. Ttese diarn or Godteve
tiiwd tbBir nee.Afiosssis;
list OTsOfthk horn the conpiiu aa tjSfto mOn oaosouiets or saeecses*
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r. tttod -Xnow Yoar Eiwny." to- Ttey aia tte aimed party
tog levels of passwords to restrict acor vhtte
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ten
tte adtfroMM and frirnTmri
cees, deecrlbss ttadf as 'Vpr^Ameror r^CtoaJ oOoio or tfao Atitl. male yootte to te teaid."
icanK nr^aroitei aflti*cooBmiBBSt aet*
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1 Leuufr ol B*Mi B*ittb tad
work or true bdievan wte eerve tte
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and onty God
U3JL It alio todadertemn aitf a2u M2 for kfm^a 17>yaar^ wte to- one
aad titiat it is "for Aryan patriocs ODiy .**
or 'raoo tratton'' aad ''to- temed OD rt|^*ai0g actMtte.
iyteattstfa^or''kDOWB 2y)GffloBTte statamoot accoaes tte ''Sataa&c
petiopal Gdvanuaent) tortormaodety or tte United States or "nir. tot Occtt
en.** tte Dscwock lists tte ^laffles or an
dsrtiv Chrtstiaas Ute Goftfoa Kahl,
taformer agalnet tte Klan aad a
irtiD yoQ teiDsd la WcbocftadneHar's
oa Aryan w>nnn>, an
oven beciAise te would not taw to yoor man wte testlfled against a Kb Xhs
tend to BoYta Lake, Idafao.
a
Pansman charged wtth
MoeaMBt oOcUli have tM a ipttmar folda Babytaolan God nd pay your CallfoniU ndio fUttoo. bombtos
^
or the ofiniatioc to aewal tribute to ftnenre Isnel***
Tte idarmer was fciUed
Mr. Kahl. a taftttve ttenad vltfa
laak and armorad-cer lobberteo,
mer, aad tte net wwi eautts:
two
Federal
marshals,
was
an
anUof
on Podov] olAcen end
blown to pf eces on a raceat
idayiBiorAIa&BMg. oofspokfn OMmber or a tax<pntest when te opeoed his maSIbos to
group. He was kfDed to Jtme 1183 wten
newspapar. Oh, glorious dayl^
a coocrete biBker cramsaed wttb flmi- his
SBtry called "At Last, IMtv**
An
sands of ro^Doa o^ asimuottioD ea*
froup. eomQf Itsetf by ploded In a gm battle wtth tte Fedenl eeys: TtoaDy, we an aS gotog to be
]^wkK together at ooe aotat to time.
I,
tododii^ tte Order aothortties. He shot and kOM Sheriff
ader SdrwoffBD, GonDOB lor Ge Matdiews or Lawreooe Cotoity, Imagine, n you win, aH tne gnat mtods
or me patriotic Christian mo v emeut
Biu{tetiOod>an
Aifc., to that toddsoL lir. HaU atuifcsiwj lugeujar bbq joiDea mm ooe
Isoded Aryan Nattoos ftmctioBS and
computer. Imagine aB(y patriot to tte
has becsmd as a *ten and martyr**
erartiyb^g aUe to call op aad 1
teevfly annod tadhrlAials ^rtioted
vat^ OB the Uattad States
~
Ite SDoBt Broctertiood
toat
it tte Ctoyonanmt, aldcb

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Ocmpe tlup

IsvastlBaton bava abaa^y toimd

kches of weapons, tacludiag

ttffddte

ead antomatic
Bdbect 1. which was Idsatifsd
Bsig,
yoan cld, was killed to ports as tte ODs OBsd to
" * OB Pedeial ofB* wte taunted rt|^a-wtos astieuMs oa
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Mr. Mathews was aomfht to

or tt
FJIX afnt to Seattle aad tte rohbery
of a BrtiOrs armorsd car to
.

hfe radto Shaw* Tte aothovttto also

fcund tttaratan dfftantng a *1potot aya-

achieve statmEgrkdu^PM*
asm**
oral officials, btocte or Jaws.

TtePMaral
tfacovsred tte
ctols

aottertttoa teira

Bames oT

and othsn viewed as enaaries

Iqt

last inoBth, tor

aoctfied lisot Gov

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of Alabama that te mgto te a

tor reveage. Mr. Baitoy, whes
Attoraey Gflonal, was rasponsl
flNatofng tte satradtttoa of tte
J* B. ftniiei tor Ite botaWfy or Bititol
B^^soet CwBrca la avflDDa)S0Bafl&.

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The New

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How FBI works to

solve alleged
neo-Nazi crimes
Cktnetar: lOOA-8049

192B-142

Title:

CUksifie^cB:
Siibaiittu Offie*:

tievy FBI

SC

works to solve

alleged nee-Nazi crin]es

K
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A pActure k emerftng from official tfocunkeoti

^ kov

fte FBI te (otnf tbout solving a ftrtag ol

rtbberiea, coanterlelttivg schemes and tiM
__r ef a Denver talk show aosU all of which
.^ linked to a langof neo-Nazis.
I

various charges connected vtth the crimes,

which include the tiA milUon robbery of a
Brink's armored car near Ukiah last Jttty 19.
The FBI got Its nnt break in the caae the day of
the robbery vhen agents found a handgun that
had been left behind by one of the robbeiiJaccording to an affidavit released by the US. jUs*
trict Court In Sacramento. Ftom there, that docu-

It by 00 means throuHk wtth the case

ment and others reveal, the Investigatioo haflled
agents will not discuas the lavestisattoo. But
to at least tvo informants who were tnvotved with
;vh^ Is knovttlathlK
the Ukiah holdup and wtth a broad network of
<^- One peiyoB linked to the groap Is dead, at leait
neo-Na^ who seek ultimately to overthrew the
llpthen already aine la Jail and at least three p VS. government and to remove
OTT trUnrrd tl^ be the objects of hunts on ^ aatf laws from the country.

7lM FBI

-..^jul

wan

Mike Dooher, the FBI agent

la

San Kafhel In

the Ukiah robbery inveatigatloa, aald

last week more arrests are expected, but he
would not say how many and would not ooollm
the names of those being nought
\
Further, agent Doober said, arrests have baeit
knade in the case nationwide He said aome of thi
krrests were made with no apparent connectioo
40 the robbery Itself. Plans are to have all or near*
ty aD of the suspects In custody before the ana^
pects are charged in the Ukiah heist ao f
can b e tri e^at the same time, aaidr

charge

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toltb awl Wosoa

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iled,

ne

IftoooUi, Mo&U who )>ott^t U aader

kb ova aame at a:iCl9K)oli iportlas
.

la tke

7. bat before Us arrests ,

were aeroins to oe oCber members

H&.

al a group BanhUl belped fooad

nfteOrdcr.*
Tbe Order vets Its aame from a

itttIe*kBOwa aovel.

The

Turoer

wrtttea by a fbrmer Ore*

. Statf Uoivenlty pbysScs prota^
J, wmiam Lotber Pierce, who qntt
te aalversity &a 1965 to work wltb
rtes.'

^^eorte Uacola RockwelL foaader

al tbe Americaa Nazi Party
Pierce Is leader of the NatioBal
Alliance of Artinftoiu Va^ a aeo-

.Nazi group.
la Piercers aovclTbe Order li the
^laaer circle of a larger group of
rrvolutioDftries wbo take control of

tbe whole world, eradicating all

lews and aofrwhitea.

Members of the OtOooMl order
wear a blood oath to commit suicide before they are taken captive.

Their revoltttioB is fiaaaced by

armed robberies and counterfeiting.
.
BamhiU and other members of
1^ reaMif^ Order were origlnaDy
imbers of the Church of Jesus
Christian Aryan NatSoos ta
;dett Uke, Idaho, which preach. white su^iemacy and separatiofi
f:the rmcei,

accordiag to tbe oert

oocumentL
fiefore

Barahm was traced down

nod arrested along with Richard

SvtM Kesip, n, as they were play*

lag poker ta a KalspeD, Moot. bar.
the FBI was aUe to tafUtrate
Order and obtain informatioo fmn
at least two Btembers of the gang
Involved in the Ukiah h<Mop, according to court documeaits.

ne

laformant, the FBI

Ica roed tbe leader of Tbe Order was
Jto&ert lUthews. Jl. of lieUllne

From oae

aemlaoUy

pistol was eveataally

latlc,
traced to Aadrev V. BaraUU, 18, ol

IDOds store April M.

tenmill was aiTcsted

Vash.
fPt iai ^rom the vflle, Vashu; nad laa .,
with harborteg a ftogiBayden Lake beadqaartert or Aryaa XI, aD charied
Mathews. In addition, the
live
Natioos. Matbews died Dec. f la a
Uertk were wanted en n Itit Orefire fo&owiag a steoloot wUh FBI
counterfeiting chnrve.
agents and police oq Whidbey la- tttt
^Tten, en Dec It at Seaside, Ore..
laad, Wash^ aaar Seattle.
Daw Parmenler n, tt, f
Btfore be died. Mathews wTtte a Doaver
Wash., was arrested In
Cheaey,
la
letter to his hometown newspaper
the Uklah robbery.
which he aald the Informant Is ftr*^*''**^ vlth
t. Jnmes Dye. tj. wassrw
Jan.
And
fovadt
if
and,
Order
laown to The
Spoknae oa n almllnr
"Us head win be removed fhn his rested In
Falls.

w,, ^-^ to tfct CPTt (

^StoTmmd tn tbe annored car

body.*
At diat time, the FBI aooae was
already tightening on the group.

from
eaicaped Nov.
a shootout with FBI agents la Por.Itend, Ore^ la which he and an FBI
Mem were wounded. A member of
the ^ng. Gary Lee Yaitrough, 21 , of

Mathews bad

Sandpoint, Idaho, was ancsted by

agents after the shootout
Yarbrough had been sought since
Oct It. when he escaped after a
shootout at his home, where officers
Jbund a large cache ef weapons and
ezploslvea. Included In the cadie
was what crlmelab tedinidans said
was the .45<aliber Mac 10 submachine gun believed used in the June
II ambuslHnurder It of Alan Berg,
an outspoken radio talk show host tn
Denver. Berg was Jewish.
By the time of the Portland shootout documents reveal, the FBI had
already learned fh>m an infMmant

Mathews had robbed a

bank of t25.000 the previous winter
and ttiat he and several others later
Involved in the Ukiah holdi9 robbed
an armored car la Seattle April It,
that

Seattle

^^

taking $500,100.
Left bcbind at the aceae orihe
Portland shootout was a car cortalnlag not oaly 130.000 la cash that
appeared to be from the UKIah rob*
bery and weapons iachidiag a silcac>
cr-equipped machine gua; but also a
book of names and phone aaokben

Mathews was run down en Whidbey Islnad. nnd since then, nrreats
have come with regnlailiy.
Arrested on the scene on Whidbey
bland were Randolph Geoive Doey.

of Spokane. Wa^h^Jtnbst E. and

Sharon K. MerU. SOaad 47. of Oro-

Oa Jan^7. BarmhiU and Kemp

were arrested.
On Jan. it, Sharon Mend's daughwns
ter. Suzanne C Toraatsky, 27.
nrrested In Boise. Idaho, along with

Jean Craig, 50. They were charged

with receiving money from the
Ukinhholdiqi.

Informant revealed that tSfe

Ukiah robbers had driven straigkt
trom the holdup to Reno, where thgy
Bitt up into sc^ml cnrs and drove
MTth to Boise to divide the money
with the help of Tomatrky and

An

Oair
SabseqienUy, Tomntzky's has*
band. Eric. tO. was arrested on a
oounterf^dting charfe linked to the
Merkircnae.
At about the same time la Nor-

Mark Frank Jones, 26.

nnd Michael SUnley Norris, 25.

thport, Ala..

were arrested on charges they aided

a man identified only ns Richard ^
Jdaeph Scutari In his escape from^,
Whidbey Island nfter thetiiootout.
Then, on Jnn. M, nfter ngents
bn>ke the code to the records found
In the cnr In Portland, two Brtnk'i;

Saards la Northera Califomm werjt

tracked down nnd arrested: Charlcb
E. Ostront. 51, of Lookout. Moddb
Ronald A. Kliw, 45, of
County,

wd

SaaLeandm.
Ostrout and King were Indicted
Thursday by a federal grand jury In
San Francisco on charges they
planned n robbery by Tbe Order of
the Brinks main vault la San Ftnnclsco. n robbery that never oc*
Ostrout and King pleaded Innooent FrUSay to the chaagsLaad are
being held without balL

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Chncton
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SubrrMIno Offico:

lndoxir>g:

Defense says
ly JMtph

itnt a New Haven apartment bt

three SKnths in earty* I9t4. She
olgiected to the goverament*! daiffi
that Ihe dwelling was a **aafe
house** bt black radical lerroristL

rdy

Sidi

NEW YORK

1>M0 blocks

from the moooUthk federal courtefekoiae in k3wcr hU&bsiuiu

%Mor ot&ked fU wy 10 the fMtrtb
floor of a Duaoe Street offtce
bttOdiflf. Ihrougb t door, a simpk

WKk<<-white ^gn tmd

**Ftm of aH I dool autoouticaDy accept that Yvette rented the

apartment, and if it is true, there
oouU be 16 diirertnt rtatom (fcr

Muiing

**Resi-

teaUwOCceL*
Ihe fiinushifip wese waple but
attactivc

itoeptknkt

cfaatlod

the pbooe about a &rewdl par*

9

far

icsked.

actiyistsitar

a diest about to be tovri*

PnhSaadimsta and Hack

ftwottftioMry ha&dbiOi hi|ed the

it),** Hotmes said.

Ihe atuxney said the aovcrih
aaeat is targeting people who
**have a loc history or politica]
activism going bade to the cnily
days of the csva righu move*
asent** ^leaking specflfa|ty Jtt
Cdtrane Chinurenia, d aaidi
*He*s a very intrnirm, weVIucased biack map. Ihni makai him
1 mtui rift*
Tike everyone else invohrod..

JidithLk H
uue of the qCoet aid cmrM %
viBiof^ coat 10 a doeet hsMd uf 'With the case. Holmes wasniaiting
a aameplate. her door boft a head* tir a grand jurfs dedson on a Hh
Sue clipped from a Nevf Yon, lv*' Ifffff^ing indictment ^^linst her
ioid:^WoodyHQlmeL*'.a*.
'dieni and the ochcA Hdmep
Hofancs ii a snaB laomaa^'her culsted Oat the iovcrnment ia
over* lookii fcr charges imdecthe fcd>
Aort hair aftd awnar
powered by larK round flanet. ^eW Kacfceteerina Influmond and
Ae at behind htf dealcopeoed a Corrupt Orgaatzations atatnte
bag oT peanut MAKTi and, mO- bned on aB^pd intern lo kidnap
oflered the ba| acnM Ihe prison guards in fiteing btack mdi*
cab Dooakl Wxms and Sekou
Se.
A picture of V.L Lenin hung by
Holmes said that, while the govAe wmdow. She referred to him as
ernment haib the case ns *^ pre*lQne of my lawyer heroes.**
ohftct

s^

fM

Holmes represents Yvette Kd-^ eapdve strike against domestic

tarorism,'* the real aim is *^pQlttiley. one of the defendants the atSjvney repeatedly refers 10 as *nhe cBJIy to criminahv dissent m thb
NewVbrkEht^Hobnesttidshe oountry.*" She nckncWledgad that
tad "te idcn** why a woman, nl- the New Kbrfc Eight are .leyohi.
leged 10 be Kcllqr, Mod an alias 10 tionssies asd 'tett-imperiahsts/*
.

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but otherwise said the poverwsent

o^ygerates coonectioos hetiween
various domestic rtvohitioBMries.
**b*s not ilkfa) to be a scvdutiooary,** she added with
f slight

Whatever the relationship

the groups, such rnlifi h
are no strsngen to the law fln of
Flood, Holmes Jk Tipogaph. One
of tiie

partners, Susan Tipograph,

represents Susan Lisa r

andTlmochy Bhmk, two

terrorists arrested in

last

New

November while jDegsdly

tiaasporti0g about TOO

eipiosivca with g trailer

of
in

NewHavoL
iloreovtr> in IWtJ
luiuisi hiarilyn lean

gwing a

lO^year

VhgtVkiinia

In

federal

l9r
10 vidt.ltoo-

/.InNewM

her anomev, in' New

maetii
anaetiiv with Ihonraph. Buck disappmsdL
dtsappearvd, and
ai
has

nph

Iflcr
y.. After

among

anied

the nation*i
Aigitives ever

In addition, Silvis Barsldini

'npograph*s fcrmer legal aide and
a meinber of the mdcal May 19
Olggnizatioo ^ was oonvided an

m IMI
an ki m

ndKteoiQi chuies
driviat

pay

lempied Deoember

CM lobboy

is

IMO m

Dn^onr.

tar
ai-

ad ia the prison bmkiwi ofc

vkted cop-UUer JouM

Hd ai New Jcnqr.

Mmm A
Ami.

ilvadorildi indicted

niggling
m

Chriati, l^Ezas,

on

eaosfor9cy duuxes last

far
tij^ to anainJe over 15.9
nuuioo in cash out <rf the
Upitad Stipes,
a doae
frJendaxKl associate of

Crt^

l.

C4.

Rmaosco dnroU Beche,

tte wealthy young Salvadormdicted
Carpus

LIS

lr.t

Tftat

wtA

*wing

ng^

Sahradorean

leader
BobotD d'Anbuiaaosi, according to El SalvadorV nit
JDg Christian Oeniocrata.
ibe Christian Democrats
have adzad on the scandal (tf
Mx: Goirola^ airest by tak-

^gwtat tbe tone of hi anwt - DMsport that iden-

M m
,

^f^Mdal

S?;S:!""***W[

cnmrnmicner"
genenl^ office

ef

the

IMS aiyni rrtad

to head the sttomey aneralli

the rii^tiflt^oocitrcAad as8et^>ly last Jane.
for the attoraey fBocral, Dt Masmilliano
aaid he had
evidence that this type of
sport was issued.** But be also said the office
investigBtzng tibe charge.
^ Thsfeis jyerfiatkwtilMtthe sum of cash seized iri^
BvacQcne btxn trafBcking in narcotics or guns* and that
It
faeo laundered iQr being
out of the US.
Then is abo mecolation that aocne of the maoey mty

most of the scandal to help

their ffaging political

fcrtunes, few observers think the acandaTwu turn the
tide against the rightists, who are enected to make substantial gains in the eledioDs. The CSuistian Democrat^
newquyper articles and tdeviaki programs, wfakfa link
Gnhtda to the murky and at times viotait undoworid of

mtra-ris^ Salvadcveans, nuiy hurt ARENAS attempts

to shed its alleged death squad assodatkns and to por
tny itself as a parhr that stands Vy democT^k values.
Still, the Salvadcnans who voted for d*AabuisaQc in
last yearns prwMentisl elections
despite charges that
ARENA was Imked to death squad activitiee and of alleged faivolvemeot in the aasa^nstion of Archbishop
Oscar Anailfo Romero in 1980
aeem unlikely to
change their vote because of this latest scandal
According to a Christian Democratic party leader; Dt
Guevara Leo^, Guirola traveb frequently between the
US> Guatemala, El Salvador and Panama. When
Guirola indied for his passport Dn LeciQno s^jrs, be
piosiiijted (loannents idcntifi^ing himaelf as a ipeaal assistant to d*Aubuisson, who was than pnaideat of the
i<0ii < jfairpt attembly; a post d'Aobuisaoo left to run ior
presidflat against Mc Duarte last spring.

*^

wa

smug^

kam been destmed fcr ARENAS political cazz^talgD te

the March 31 Sections for the natknal asaembfy and naniripalitiw. Guirola has been involved in funffing oHratin the past
But the amount of moonr seized ftf exceeds the needs,
of tike current canqsaign. It has thus caused the Christian
Democrata to adiisper ominoasly about atten^its to buy
of
or even directly to destaUize the
Dnarte. US federal investBtors hi
7^U8,'meanirhile, have aaid that there hi no tvidenoe
that indicates what the money was meant to ) need for

Nqledn

it iMdied El Salvador
Whife the CS^ristian Itenocrats have tried to make tfie
^

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former propaganda mina wfajte-supremadst cuh

Thaddcia
Kindcrk,

hanged himself
ho,

jail,

in the Boise. Idaleaving a note saying he

feared

what might happen to him

after testifying against
his former
comrades.

A^l

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News in Brief
The Nation
Mml

A
)uy in Bote, Ida..
bcfiB dellbenUsc unult eharfet

agiinit a Mipecud neo-KiH who

taaUfM that bt flrd eBl7
acnu bt teat

*0U

thm JB

wt

ww^ar

*totnidcn" od
Hcrad
rapetjr. Car7 Lat Taitrmgb

Irit

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tba aftnta to
McMiftr tbcMthraa. boi tht armu
iMtifSad that kc aimed at tbam.

Tartcoib

ia

thMht

of the Oracr, a violent

el the Aryia Nayona.
Aflcr tbc taddeot. officen feuad a
CKbe of flreanirf to Taitrpu^

Bcmber
eOhooc

hoDe. iDdudiai the gun UMd to UU

Jffwiab radio talk abow boat Alas

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A neo-Nazi neighbQrh<
Fear of swastikas and secrets
jCpedil for

in

flf.l

Utah

USA TODAY

LHAYDEN

LAKE, \nBh
flbe blteiprcnd, Tk>>

^loveri vbo nuke

i^olcane,lM!L,MtkiQ.
Todty. Butter k lo lv)e
lbuttal to the Atloo^ ivepart report after denMoutUv

tlis

^onatatDoai area Uair

*;ieadqvMUlen are

ft

qimU time

numlBy,

Ad. -Otter thao a tew

Htvmoted]

CBttk 1 ttiak die ooomiBdty

and ippredaia
coeoftutSoe to fte local

tfacome tbeir amy todcuca

UrwoBocnaof ewe

pod

ad

flidr part knttreo

^iftniff (TCH^^ of OBR^

rittlag murder, robbery and

Ttay live; drID and aays

aniPlltrator
jodna ^<tuded, J&acre conipound
aurrouoded by f-foot-blati
Waited vire a&d patroOed by

\ GaiyLeeYkrbroagb^-os
trial tUs week In Bote. Ida.M tor riootii alB[ arsti
* lived here and oace
Ricbard Buder. fte

avowed racH louader of

JUyan NatloQs Churcb.
^, BuOeifl^belMTSbard-

Tbe

tS-year-old leader

preacbfli tte toal battle ft>

aave Ite vbtte race baa be^
. fktiL
to O^eae pails bave
Bttcb coolad vttb bkn. Be
I
baa vKhdrawn more
cm*
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Itm

last

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Bvactke aad tte Dobennaos

are a areat cottoera to tbli
acBQic iBce Oa ibe JtodDCSh

Tbvera operator Kea

Weaver baa to a* aaoNazb
Id have fun oubide, aad
.

wttb tte CDirto tbe to^a

? cMate asent Kdno
tevam aild 'people are bav*
li a toib tiroe aeOkv tbeir
ftouaer boGauK of ite Aiyatt NattooB CburA.
SiysCotaoel KaooL a 71fear^oU Bayda Lake aalive: *ney*re tlvlaf tbls

Ciys (bey

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a bad aame.
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Idaho supremacist convicted of assault

Spectel tor

USA TODAY

BOISE Wabo- White Rh

fremadst Gary Lee Yari fonner member
Irougb

the Aryan, KatiOD Qiurdi

^
-
Thunday

vas CDovicted

or asBBult for trias a fUQ ai

three BL<c&^

Yarbrou^ oc

trial for

Ir

fc three ibots at FBI agefils

October 00 his prropcrty tn

SandpoiDt, Idaho, testified
Thursday that be Ired only
to

vamiotMiots.

voapco

at

Yarbroug^^

teme was \aed to kUi cootro*

erslal Jewish radio Ulk
tftow hoit Alan Bers in Deih
ver. Ylurbroutb has ocK been
charfed in the murder.

The VWMNr^lon Poet _

The WttNnoion TVnet

CMy Newt (Nm

Yorti)

The Mew Yoft Tlmas .

The

WH Seaet JoiVTuf

Th CNcago Tribtfw
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Miami,

ptotfncapp^>>

FL
2/21/85

Contractor accused
of helping fugitives
in neo-Nazi group

nto:

MM 192B-96
Miazri

BJbnmnQomem:
I

9r MARY JO T1ERNEY
Aad NANCY LAUCHUN

FORT SALERNO

aupremadst froups oe his Denver

radio show, was found In a saartb
of Yarbroutb*s home, aaotborities
aaid.

Fedenl
acenu ud iberlfrs AepaUes
t modest duplex la tUs
sidrt Trewire Cout ftohi&t vU*
kte ctriy Wednesday and arnfted
a Baa tbey nid was a mesaeacer

Proaecutors and FBI atents aaid

Yarbrougb and other members of
the order art key au4ecuin4he
Bert UUintThe group has been tnvohrad In

Idr a violent neo>Na2i croup linked

to the mordcr o( a Denver radio
a .Prtak*a
talk ahow boat

la

nkM

Md

fS' X, Scutari,

a lO-ywr-cId
tandint contractor, was dkarged
with beint an accesaory fter the
ttct 10 a $3.6 milBoo ftriak'a
arnored truck robbery la Ukiah

/CaU.

la Ja)y ltS4.
Scatarfs brother. Udbard, b
aoe of three fogftlvea aoaght ia the
fobbery. wtkb federal astboritki
aaM was carried oot to tlnaace the
of
activfties or The Order, a
ilaht-wlni cactremisu who hate

two ahootKwU with

federal agentt

Oregon and Washington. Anoth*

cr gang founder. Robert Jm
kiDed in a Dec B
Mathews,
sbooc*out with 100 agenu on
Whidbey Island In Washington

ww

state.

FBI

crffidals

aaid ractntly the

v^te-suprraudst order also has

been linked to the bombing of a
synagogue, counterfeiting and
bank robberies acrou the country.
The money goes toward recruitment of new members and
training.**

Robinson

asid.

amp

Jews and Ua^a. The groop

cftiaiated to have

Used false nameg

40aaembera.
Federal autborittea aald Rkhard
Scutari* who helped found the
groim. ilao had a hwae la Fort
Sakmo that he occarionally ^rialt-

According to aa FBI iRMavlt

tOed Wedneaday In Fort Flaroe.
F^ank Scutari used false names to

Firaak Scataxl. fedcnl aathod-

ftnt small ctfflces In Fort Fierce.

Stuart and Vero Beadk. Ttkpbonaa
and answering aiacUnes In those
offices .were allegedly Bsa4 by
group membe^ to etchange asaa*

was aot a aambgr

the sroup, but aet up a actwQcfc of
fcated oRlcca aloog^ Ttaaaara
Coast to raodve and idiy aMO*
antes froa the fitftlvaa.

AhaavtIy armed atioad of faicr*

al ageatt and deputlea. auay
wearing buDet-proof vests, arraai*
ad FtSk Scutari at Us home at

tlea charge,

nk

was

ha^p(n|

them aO fa

tooch with eadi other." aald PiCsr

attoraey
Mobinaon, assistant
in San Ftandaoo*
One tut laembcr. Gary Yar"hrouth* is currently on trial In
Boise, Idaho, aocuaed of shootfnt
at federal afentt last October as
they drove near Ma hois

U^

ne automatk pbtol used la last

Akn Berg, a Jaw

frequent^ denouncfid white

June's murder of

who

^^
UH SE Grouper>va^
FK then aearchad hia

aja. The

borne, where Robinson aald aome

weapons were found.
Ndghbors watched la iisbdicf
as agenu made the arrest and
mid3y hustled Scutari into ooe of
10 government vehkka that aarromnted hia cream atucco-aad*
brick home.
Moat refused to talk about their
" ^
nfaunp neighbor with n

hack

S\

across the street from

we

never noticed anything

strange about him.** aaid one
woman who did not want to be
identified. nVe didnn know he
was involved In anything uatf] we
aaw all the cars this moimlnt!**^
The arrest also shocked ofndals
and employees at Major Conatructlon in Stuart, where Rrank Scuuri Is a cmrorate officer In charge
of buOding pr^tacta.

la

between 30 and

"He Bves
us. but

Partner stonnad
'tkmd God, you aay Rrak*a.
*becn arrested?^ aald one atunnad
partner. *l'm glad fm aitttng
down, or rd falTdown. I thought
he was In Melbourne todw work*
tag on a project we*re buikU&g up
The

partner*

identify himself.

who wonU

not

aaM

Scutari had
helped found die bufidtag firm
about two vears ago. There was
aever any tndlcatioo of anytUag

Tm

Ike thb* he aald.

Just iltting
here with an tacredntous look aa

wy

Ihoe***

He described Scutari as *% very

ake man. easygoing. He gets ahmg
well with everyone, and everyone
Ikes him. He was very good ta the
oonstructioo business, and
very confident having

we

Mm

felt

fa

chane of our bunding sitaa. TVs

whole tUng Is amazing.**
F^ed Scutari, of Stuart, father of

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two
^
waed

ton

brocbers,
of the amtt

eilkd him.

*tlo oae

he kad
when ^*^
Mich-

Bore locked Uum

wife la ob
of vo bmUowa
JKy^**
fifbt BOW."

w*

is

- ke

MM. niy

tram
jf^ SeuUri, KptratMllooked
ne^ lf>" be.WMrtd

2? ^r_^^ Y^i ".

before

UB fbr his bood betriat ii F^rt

nerec cbortly ifter his tncst
Smuua
iBg

tiQti)

tfeliyed the bootf

today

bMr-

M ScQUrl could be

representtt!

by tn attorney. Bot
RobinaoD atid be wlli aik that
SoBtari be bekS withoot bond.
XXir feeling Is anyone wbo hu
been anlftlng The Order, we want
to make aure tbeyre armtad.Robiaaoo aaM.

^^

rrt^HEN aiowLCY / Miami Hww

'

FBI afeats teke OMtneter TnMk J. ScaUri U federal

fiSrCOPlfilVAILABU

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Lmk,

VS. protected Nans, author claims

ByAtteKotm

uBSLiea tOpaPaTl OCKlITnBDg

MidGnforyKtt

Id ooofressioQal teveiCipton.

USAT^AY

The papen tadude a Hit of 100

Nazi atmlnab and ooQaboraton who attetMM a South lUvar.NJ^eoovestioQlBllM.
Loftus did BOt offer povenh
aaent dpcumeoti MMwiog that
Nazis had bees bdped tDfto the

A feraer Juittce DeptrtMot hwyjcr MoDday reJotted

fovernmeot documents he

nys ttiow State Departmest (tfIctats kacmlQfty brought Nazi

h) the USA.

var otmioab

Johfa Loftus,

whote 1N2

book vai the basts fbr last

lieetaMTs TV movte Kofok

Thi BOarus Ffle, id at his

home to RocUand, Ma&, that
VS. oOdah overlooked Naxi
otSEMs

ta return for lafonDa*

fioo on Soviets. The fiale Department dediaed oommeat

Loftui; OD (he Jxabct Departmafit team that huDied Na-

ds duritv the Gkrter admi&ii*

frafioQ. Mid hell aead the da*

but daiiiked the oocvcfr'

ttOQ records proved they vere

USA
'

,iRiateBd here. He eitimates

'Soterocr Nazi coDaborators
jar war oimiittb tiU ttve here.
BeaocufedtbeFBIoThlodc-

IV

coi^cffioQal probes

charfe denied by theQI^

Loftus aaroed rvySSslau

.KiurilorSouthRiveraaat
ventioQ oriantzer. KauAaaid
fte coQveottoQ was aoti<soh
BunlM, aot NazL Atted If he
ooOaboratad with Nazis, Katab

aald,*NotraaQy.*

The IMMNnQflDft Peal .

The WMhirvton TiMe

CMy Nm (Nm Vofk)

ytm Htm yftUkVnm .
Tb% WW Slreat Jounwl
Th CNcago Trihunt .
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The CMtttan Scitno* Mwaor

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Neo-Nazis
weakened,

FBI

says
Pilic AH*.

a^.M*-*

ISA TODAY
Eifhteen arrests ilDce No>

member havt wttkeatd tbe

USA's ''most violent'' rl^tvtag revolutk>oary

poua^Bl

Avist&nt Dirtdor BlU nSer

said Sunday* ^Of tte two doses tnfTnbfn
of the neo^Naa' group toown as

THe Order - linked to West

anncmd

car heists and

Denver radio
ODly
penooality Alan Berg

Coast

the slaying of

Baker said.
'^e think weVe weakened

ivt remain

tree>

the organization, certainly,**

Baker

said.

On

Friday In Bote, Idaho, a

key group ntember, Gaiy Lee
Ykrtrough, 29, pleaded guilty
Id illegally poBsgring flrearms

and

He

ezplofiives.

still

faces

00 a charge c^ shooting at
FBI agents oo Oct 18.
The FBTs Inteosivt tnvesti^doD" for the remaining gang
trial

members

including suspect-

ed gang leader Bruce Carroll

fbcuses on Itehing^
Pierce

loo state, Idaho, Ornoo, Mootana and Northern QOilomta,

SUeraakL
Tbe ftigitives are beUeved to
with large
be heavily armed
amounts qT ammunitkxL pe*
aadea and dynamite.'^ ^
*niis is deroooi^ibly tte
tocA vtoletKfrprDoCirii^'Wing
group operatihg In thectwottry

lodayrteaakL
Tbe FBI also

is tookbv for
Bnks to other White suvftmhdA poupSi such as the

possible

fiTxha Ban

to the Sooth.
io

Baker nld. n^e*re ready

gSry

the boat

Baydes Lake, Idaho, tte

aeo-NazI Aryan Natloas
Qsurch plans to coodud a bk^
Sorial service for slain white
supremacist Robert J. Mathtbe i6th aneio OQ April 20
niversary of Adolf BtUer*

birth. Mathews died la a sbootout with tbe FBI near Seattle.

Tbe Order

(Ow

Is

lbs WteNnokm Tlmw

CMy Ntws (Naw Yorit)

Tht Nvw Yort TlriM

Tho WWI Saat Jouv^

Tht Chicaoo

Trtbtfia

Th* Los AnQSlM TlniM

The Dristiwt Sc^jc^lb

"an oftboot or

tbe Aryas Natfoas. which

claims 10 have fi.000 |ymp8tbl^
(tbe USA. Baker said.

tiV-

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of

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Denver Post
fiorfU Caippir^

m apt

Denver,

fcwr)

p.

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2/17/85

is:

Ednon:

Vast dragnet

TWe:

Chndar
or

Denver

submMngOfsoe:

neo-Nazi
P/lMMKbm
W^tti ^DCt Svff

tocwy tor San Francioco.

The Order, a braathOd

Wn

of

Bruce ICirrpD Fierce has be- PiJrte's aUin menlo', Bobert

M;Kbews. Is a neo-Nazi dan at

that eic^t members of the

held up an armored car'fn

ki^y
or

trying to bring tnto reality

aDctiooal revohitioo depicted in a

a Ko^Naa

cla^ that pobce behrve carried out IfTS book caDod *TurMr*s DU.Uie mcassiTUtkxt of radio talk rles.** according to the FBI.
tfkow boH Alaa Bcrf, Pierce Is the 4 The book portrays a while sopreUnited
nA>ject of a federal dragnet rarely madsl takeover of the
asand
*%ombings
through
{latcs
aecp itfjce the days of John DiBSssinations against puhbc officials
^Fedew and state teumec fear and pubbc offkeea, energy fadUPierce <nay command an arsenal ties communications systems,
offices, and televttop
tf we^oQS, mflboQs in auh and a
statlODS.** KcordiBC tV
iWth to the
ptOoKftf p*4g*
1
an FBI compiatnt
hgenls who are piimdnt him.
Part of the acheme to the book
The locatioQ and dates of pofllUe rKketacrim; trfab tavohli was to ve eooBtcrfeltiqg to
TIeroe*s wo-Naal tomndes ar the American avre&cy wUle fibeli kept matl. la port to fr> BaadK a rrvoliitioa. TMner. the
vol Itoce from knowlqg whcze book*ihero, dies in a siddde

fw

Ike; SR. nltf oat tasistaBt U J.;

Demr

police, are

There

is

overwheJmtaig

eitcd. Thcfr caiTeAt theory of the

thai Pteice and
Berg homicide
three other aeo4if ads hf*^*^Htf to

Mathews and thein

to Ife wl th^

that Fierce,

eqoaBy

a dan caSed

1W

IMer

pleaded ftfty to
wci^ai eoviLcrfetting charges Is WasUngloA to IKL But he never tfiowed ^>

foor. Pkrce and

kNuI Davtd Lane are

or the

OB ether charges. Denver

bdeve

ttet they hold the

hu
ud at

answer lest

five other coBfeOfirates hdst-

police

to April, the FBI

chaiged, Pieroe lCaBiewa

to

who actaaQy pmed down Bcfg. ad ISOI^IOi tntn an ilmored tnMfc

Oird SBipecU Bobert Matheil,

AedtaariteteotwthFBIagmJx
TtefcNBlhiavDidcattBad.
J
*Ticroe*s whereaboots Is
nportaaA thing. We consider
to be the leader of The Or*

" ttkl PMcr

1^

^Flcrct

Bofainaoa.

UX.

at*

randsco. basting tSi mUhriD

spraying tJie truck with mh^
fire.
I

Feb. 7, Plerte was indidad fbr planning a holdiq) at the

1

main

Brink*s

vauK

in

San Francis-

co.

And there are threats that the vihas not ended.

Keith D. Gilbert, leader of a fteoKui group in Idaho, says that May
great deslncbe a day
1
tlOB** in commemoratioo of the
dRh annhenaiy of the death of
Addph Hitler. GQbcrt, an MOOd*.
cto of aeveral Order menrira told
TlM Denver Post that te was not
rai llKrty** to say what te ar his
emhers intend to do on that date>
files>ce

vm

RBBstofFBlHeiti?
CObert also said that his aaaodalci are kecpii IWs of FBI
agents who are tovestiptiM tte
Order. Are they hH Ksts? "I ttedt
that is probabty a reasonable no*
aumptka,** CObert aald.
CObert apent five yean to Ian
Qoefltta prison to

P<Wimnt

1,400

CaUforMa tor

pounds of opto*

ays were tatcndad to

1^ tte hto Marthi Uthpr

sives te

^la

Berg,
Ite

^A

Uow

jHie.

arwath

ft

lew, ted

wUtc

Bobert Jay Mathews was

Ifte

to<^ of Ite Order, wMdi begik

t^toK^Bg to pirvkwdy

iSm n*i IMI wMk

D.ft|A

m^

te SMtite,

mydillr.

Aawti^toadoae.**
Ptoroe was reported to

i
bees OB WtodbeyUad about
uiiiaia*
waiat
time or the sboothK. hot

... gl

Ik Mrthn Mate

^ 8c hcM trW WedDCiday en

.---Hatbairs MelJbe
a
froa
kMruK
Mfe
tent IB tar

KtasUfeafNclnAaifHit'
Mr IWr ISMOO
j^Ubnn

pdcies lotte

Jipied las over to WB-

BasJiiwct aad Mbn IrABlof

ft^ amniatiaB called tbe Na-

tkoaLAttnoe.
,
sot
(apparaiUy
Itecc
vnttam
i^tcd to Brace Pierce) was the
"Turner's Diaries.**
mfaor
Mdi became fke 'Vbte" of
iCattews* poop. accortliBg to Ibe
(

fBL

cgical to asBBite that

are lapldiy

Jiis ptaaet

icmaiidai dories (

tM

Ike

iAproacbed fcim al lis teiiK.

ii Jaly

II.

momh after Bs

0TiK Order ato^Bd a ti^

Saa FtaaItoo aimored car heist in

Mathew^ death actaaOy toat the

rvcnmeal'a ttlMjf to aroaacato
SecaiBe aoaae of tte cvneaee esaaecfta Mathews aad other woNaito to tte armorad csr heMto
and the Beig rtxMtiBg eoarislad of
atalemfBto Mathews aOModiy
to the gav eiumeBt tomm-

ade

ttat

laShorlly after that robbenr. aa

peo^
tte
withiB
placed
teBWit:
g|vii tafonnatta to the
^ff

P^

FBI.

Artla| to CM ledKiJjr*
editor. Mathews i^
who
lis htF^ *ll u Mathews
had the Mg aMBth.** he aald.
Mathews tanpltcated Minseir lathe
two annor3car heists and a baak

^W

robbery to Deoeniber UBS.

pot Mnaeir aad Pierce
at the Bcis dxwlinK scene.
SwevSF.Mathews- death in late
made the tavecUgatioB nucfa

Wttt Mathews dead, thoae atotecan be chaHrwged as haar

ay and their admisAOity to court
to qiiestioaahle. proaecaiflrB to tte
caaeaay.

eato

Ceae VOstoi, aa aariataat US.

attoraey to Seattle, aald the daatt
could hurt the armored car caaea If

MatheWt alalemcBto "were

may thng we had.**

the

a lot more evldeacc.

tag eyewttaeas ideatifiatfiea aad

Ihere*s

hIT^

Tkree wcdcs after tbeir lives

vevc taorcd. tte annored car
keistsbesuL AccordiBS to aa FBI
cwnptotnt, Mathews, neroe. ParBoder. TaitroKgh. and Duey aad
veral otben drew thdr giffli dnrftH the robbery al a Seattle naO
a tftD rcadiBS. "Gel
aad held
leryeaaie.'*
eou later food that a car
la the tSO0.aOO robben had
BTcbaaed by Brace Pierce

>

for

tM three days before, accord-

hw to Men] documeAs.
Oa JaS

It;

UM.

Dcovcr talk

ghow hoA Alas Bert Aove

Voftawatea caovcttlble

lis

Irto the
le cast

townbouK

Mvcway
DcBvcr. Exad^ how nuuqr people
there vaJtiBf for Mn Is >of his

fired

tnm

arayed with boDete

a MAC 11

IM

norediffieulL

Ob

Now.

aeoa besaa
Laae after aa tofcrmastToM them Laae anay have
twdr*"** a weapoos
police

wfi2!*

Mathews and Yartroogh la a ronaataal Orcn "total- A pfflbattk

foed

to

Yartroj^hM;e

wtich

with a
tnrri and Mathews escaped
buiki wound to the hand.

CWf

vcre
UdeoiiU
houaes
as
BOW Jhe prtortty tor Ibe
STfedenl act t^htcaed. Federal

SaW

AKomeBls Aowed that TIetoder

fCBtodtteae houses to Wmtny In

were
told. Waili. Five other homes
itatod to the MouBt Hood ana cf
Orcfoa. Pkrc* had eaittemtod
sal* houses to SahBoa. Ida-

bB^

FBI aceato caraerad Mathew*

at his

lor

wS^ Uaad UdeoA

Naaedtokffll

tar.

noaded by tow enoen aad FBI

Ssaa^ho|ten.llathm^
kfetfy

And a

atodtoc fto

After aceato llreda flare toto

fhehouscft'

made to the Betf ose HtO FBI

BMBto fot toto a tfttotout wtth
Yvtroogb at his Saadpobil, Idate.
home OB Oct It A search of Yybrouj^'tlB&tf revealed a^arrytK
case. Inside the case WIS the MAC

la tte Berg case, the key cwideace to the MAC 11 and whBtevcr
testimony Irem bformaals caa be
admitted. So tor. ao OBsJu^tga
chsrgedtathatcaae.

tottei

aSrOy before the Aoeteal, to a

foar-page

lypewrilUa

lUthTM wratori am

toto lidii. rather I

wO

aate,

aol fDiBg
prem the

FBI aadtot them kaow wjMltiB

tte to become the hntod. Dotog

25

t^MW

ge B-3, "THE KAHSAS CITY

TIMES**, TAHSAS CITY, WO.

:
9Wk)unt

Clppt^

In

3/9/B5
sain

FBI arrests man suspected

TM,

of taking loot to neo-Nazis

gPllINGriLD. Mo.
3y

psyroD

Id

FBI

diUwtd

a IMJOO ilolio
ms UBdcrrmnl MO^teii

of

OMfaro WMfafatfUifi lUie to

p^mmflJUry tratotat for

ipoood of

rudlhothe

bUkI Old ^boOed to the iffcoBe,

Kbmm GKy FBI ipolESomon Rofatfl
m^DovcflporttBld.

"*^
SubfiMng 0(Im:

19 2B-86

Tansas City

<

k)dx^0

Wvl

^ortooBo
iiAroI eoczvUiot aDocli tltotht ro'

FWtey ftkd Mr.

ikrti^ttld
Hortoe held wtCboOl bood peodint hu
rMBBoval to Withfr<tflntc*
Mr. tevcfiport aaid Mr. NoriDo
rwnifeBd tet Aurst to i to

JACKIE LEE IIORTOW

<to Dae. U Mr. HortoB aDofadty

west to SipQbQO* Wash., aad und tfao

IMJOO to

'^pay the satartoo cf

mm-

The Order/* AsiaUat UJ^

Atmey Jim Qnvn said to Spokaae.

kan

of

Mb

LBI14).

U^ aOoraey for oast*

Waataitaci. aaid addittonat fadHtokcslMtMyta m

ona cterffes may be CItod agatoat

teidx^ BBar Ukiah.

CMir.

Mr. NortcB was orrvled oteol t

frieadt
an
ak>BrtotoBoi<faotMls
fae was staytoc ^>^ bts
ttroe d^Sdren, Mr. Dovbb!

vfe

a^

ptfliaki.
Macsstrate Janwtf

U^

Fintf'inrf to

Mr. Nortoo to
oUterato.

Idafao.

but he

wouMnt

the aZkad payroO detivory vQoid

have oectfTod J^ a ek before the

kftder rf the righl-vtoft wderv^and

aact, Bofaert Mathews at Metaltoe
ruu. WmL.. dtod to a shoof^out with
the

FBI at Whklbey Island. Wash.

BEST COPY AVAILABli

ri Da.f

XFJLT

handful of

canreuiists disturbs the peace.

new

1^ with Cordoo Kabl. tbe

They cui^t
motf fiocorioQS tax evader, is a
BBticB*!

ooDOtlc bimLcr oTa brmbooe balTbaned

ia tke acrabby htOf oTBortbeastcn Arkasof IMX tad the Nank Daaaa. It

mine

tota &nnerhadbeenoatherBarittcefcderal
iiifT^^w tried to arrat him for probatioa
iriobtioin four nootht before. Kahl, ti, a
member of the paramifitary aftthai froop
TdMe Qmhatitt, had eKapd after ktUtng
two oftccn and wounding three Bkorc This
tine Bort Aaa 40 kw-cnfcrcciDeal oftoen
Acirded the hideoot Sheriff Gcoe Matthews boDed throo^ tbe doorwa y and
Kahl stepped out frop behind a frfr ifefator
MdsbaChimBtheride.AsMatthewv&ta)*
Isr

wonded, crawled away,

his

oomradft

lahed dK bnaker with aotoixiatic-wcapaBS

HftotcuB tsz, igjiitiiiji ah 'aflEUBtnutioo
tarhriMidr FTi4rrrrt*^^*^^****'^"t***^
UDsnd far afanoct twoboon bitted tbeiky
Bec a suniDer storm. KahTt remains were
Uestiied by dental pbtea.

Md

TheaBommtoTDec. 7. 19S4. aD shippcnf

oaPo^ Soa&d*s Admiralty Inlet was halted, an bw-levd air traffic in tbe area diverted. Dosacu of federal agents, their &oes
bhcitBed axkd bodies clothed in camouflate
fioifuest moved in on three smaQ homes oo
Wkidbey Ishnd, a 4S-fflile stretch in the

aoond aorth of Seattle. Trapped inside were

licmben ofa peo-Nari fomiDa poop dut

tioos. *This is a small cadre of indtvidoak

dedicated to violence [and] engaged in paramflitary activities.** Tbe right-wing revoh is
aaodeled after a crusade io the fantasy novel

The Turner Diaries.** written

by American aeo-Kazi William Pierce, a former

physics professor. In the book an army
of whiie^n^remacist snperpatriots overthrows a tyramica! American government
andfter a murder spree against Jews and
other nan*Aryans, followed by the nuckar
destroctioo of Isradushers in a *'Ckristkn** paradise. It is a scenario that writer
Murray Kemptoo describes as *^ few Mike

Kammen fed their rifles and in tve

years the worid

is free.**

However surreal, the scenario has

c^Cured the attention of fiedcral invcatiptive agenciea. Though minuscule and without the netwoih of qrm*

FBI

agents.

^y^m^Hl^^i^yttj^Kant MTMtTmnrerf-earfobfccrics^-ooe in Califomia that netted S3.6

aflboo aaid ibt 19U murder of Dcsver
mSo-talk-sbow boat Alan Berf. Oneby Ofe
fheysarrcDdaedOLoeptror Robcn Mathews. 31 tbe |?CPiip*ft founder. After 35 hours
of nefociatiott aikd inlermittent eichanfes
ofavtomatk-weapoos fire, the afenu Ufhtd the boose with fiares. In tbe ensuint gun

arc fiurfy insignificant, but there's

enough of them that they have a eer-

bRie a ire bcobe out, igniting ammunition

aks* Mathews was burned to death.
of the homes revealed an arsenal of
ammunition and a
, opkcives and

__jt^ed Nov. 25,

1W4.

entitled

Dedaratic of War.** It caDcd for the a*

ecvtioo of federal agents, congressmen and
Slooocladed.'Xetthebattleb^gia.'*

The battk already has. The eitreme ri^

hsa grown a new revolutionary ann^ It cm*
braces white saprcmadsts and snrvivalists;
trkger-happy tax rcsisten and neo*Na2is
whobeSeve **Mcin KampT is the last book
Bible. Thou^ few in number, they
of
the arts of war. heavily
t schooled
armed and iflcspired by a cockeyed, rrvisiooist Chrrtfian theology kxtown as Identity.
These are not a bunch of kooks sitting
around comtcmplatittg how they can show
aoBK muscle*** says Budi KcvdI. assistam
Q^director in charge ofcrimittal investiga-

tain capacity to spread their

l^t^ ffj (x3t f*"***y*>f into sstamaKm n

dragon embossed with the Soviet hammer
and sidk and the Jewish Star ofDavid.
Nearby. OB a roOing timbefed ridge, is Ae
church where ptftor Richard G. Rider ef
Oe Aryan Nations preadies his ffoapd of
wUtcChristiansttpremacy.lewishvfflainy

Christian people.

We

have

fri^tened sheep as dogooden sniveling about the underprivileged gleefully grabbed our children by the nape of the neck and
rubbed their &oes in fihh to create
like

aquafity.**

TheundergirdiiigofButkr'stcadkis Identity theology, a movement

hif

founded in 1946 by Ku Rhu Kkn

organizer Wesley Swift. lu doctrines
argue that Jesus Christ was an Aryan,
not a Jew. that the lost tribes of Israel
were the An^Saxon and other Aryan races, that the United Sutes is
therefore the Promiaed Land, and
that Jews should be destroyed as the
children of Satan. *ldcntity recog-

The FBI has found the

group's footprints in more than a doten statea. ''As &r as numbers go, they

special

Nazi swastika. In the tiny church ofioe. stacks ofhate Elcratme are pihd
besidesoovcnirtiechsps.beh bockks
and coffee mugs; one prominent pnmpUct.tstled*n:heAryanWarriorrpor
idealized soldier armed widi a poldeB
aword and two bolts of hi^tniag, his black-

watched

tkt Aryan Nations white-cuprcmacy

group. aiMl has arrested 1 1 of its members and associates in tbe last several

Bktitherhooda true bebeverv Brocberhood embers were nspects in violent

Ob

oocasiont rifiemen are pcrAed on a

lower catwalk rfKvve the idd where
the US. Bag Bies aknnide the Confederate fiag. the Bonnie BhK aMl the

OB a

a^e houses, communication blinds

and &be ID'S. Indeed, the FBI has
made a top priority of the Silent
Brotherhood, a breakaway &ction of

The White

ts many namesTbe Order,

American Bastion, the Silent

cpnteheainrcd.whiteandblBe

rfp^*fag their loyahica.

laraSon of Independence talka afaowt ^om

peopk,*it*sBOt talking aboutanatioB made
fcAiia. Africa, India [or] the Sovi^
Union.** he says. *That*s a document baaed

treme right has evolved into a sophisticated terrorist operation with oeOs.

frpufffrfi mirtwm

the end ofa longdrivrway. It

manned by armed men. swBs-

andgovenmcnt treachery. "nVho^Deo-

puthizersthat thefiringeleft enjoyedin

the late 1960i and early *70a, the ex-

months alooe. Brotherhood dtsc^ile

Gary Lee Yarbrough was convicted
last week in Boise. Idaho, ofassaulting

^t

vooa,**

mys ReveH They are probably even

We don*t

ax)re violent than left-wing terrorists

and possibly a greater threat to the
unity.**
kw-eoforcement co

nizes that now we're Israel

Violenoe has always been a

tool of right-wing extremists. TraditioaaDy. victims were individnsh Mark
aMn swinging from the cottonwoods, lews

in 197Q, prophesied in the cari^rfSOU

that soon **therewiDnotbeaJewjnthe
United States-Bd by that I asean a

phy pansy with Jews over

bere,** e^ains Ro^. Swift, who died
have to

mm

20G:

the rubble ofrd)ombed stores. The new

radical ri|^t.howevcr.hastargetedteUS.

MMmmesu whid

the ZOG. or
Govcnmcst The

k ca&s

Zionist Occupational

Kkn m dk "ak made a

mistake thinking

that eva resided in men who came home

walked em the
or in Kegroes
vrong side of the street,** saw Kiaaaan
Thomas Kobb. publisher of The Torch
newslencr. Today we see the evfl is coeaing

dmk

a^

out ofthe feovcmmcnt To go out and shoot a

Negro is foolish. It*s not the Negro in die
nOey who*s rtspondUe for what's wrong
with this country. It*s the tnttors in
Washington.**
la the forefront of the new aainiatries of hale is the Aryan NatiaBS
0t)up. On Rimrock Road, amidst the
Snowy fidds of Kootenai Cbunty JaM
outside Hayden Lake. Idaho, a ncntly
kctcredsignprodatiu the entry tothe u

lew that win be able to walk or talk.**

B^ahs Identity attracts a stranfe
sntx of apostles and amny variatiatts
OB its theaae. IK^niam Fottcr Gale, a
Somker eosones ufno se^vao UBoer
Gen. Douglas MacArthur in thePhilkyines^prrarhfs from his Ministry of
Mariposa, Oslif. In
Christ Ghurd
one taped sermon he said, ^TSaaan

r^rmteachiug violence! God said

you*re gonna do it that way. It's about time .
aoeEiebody is tdling you to get violent,"
^utcy. You better start making doiaiurfc,
nama. addresses, phone numbers, car^i-

Newsweek
Page 23
March 4, 1985

^^^^(*^

**w rim
w r
wo m Jew
tfmk&i:** Yet GakdepkircsButkr'sm
wppnmAL^ On the other hand, Kjbq^K
ocikvt

bm

BnzDbcn on every

found Botkr acK Nazi enoQ^ Gilbert,

who icrved tve years iB Sm QmtiB lor a

pioi to

expbde 1^400 pooDck ofdynimite

dnriii|a^eedibyMBrtiBLEthcrKiQ|'r.to
Fui B'ritlu lUrtad his Rotored Church oT

lcratChrvtiaPoaFaIh.MfthaKeprnch.
^at Hiskr vtf the ftacsnatkn of the

prophet El9ikb. that niesiKamprbeloDfs

^theBibUcalcaaoBa&dthatMay ] of
thisycarChe40thiinivcnaiyofthe

^>.>.^,,>^ of

Hitler's

viD hcsiD

tcrrUe day of

**lhe

death-

iec, fto^wevex,
iris escalate.

Identity theokfy. thoni^ in a variety

oTaocnarios^ S iiftimcs it*s revoiu-

U^

t^ivenuDcnt;
other times it*s the communist menCtob 14eiico or down
ace snrpE^
ftoBi Chsdula. in any itiaae,:Ac troops
est aakiai themsdvca tcady. The
tioB apintt

aa evil

Christian-Patriots Defense League,

bd by John KarrdL a aootbera

IDi*

Bois milliooaire, holds an annua! sum-

mer testival at

its

232-acre

*^o-Ark

hCssoori Last
Sarvival Bne**
year's meeting attracted 600 peopk to
essioQS on tayrebeOioa, fnt aid and
survival educatian and stills nccesr
aary far a

streak that, HaneO saya.

wis be **vone than Vietnam.** Ckd. Doo E.

RichanliOB, a XCissouri Hi|^vay Fatrol
apedabst i& ri|}kt-wing ffoiqia. mys HaiieQ

KKK

grand
Stozgcr, a former Cahforaia
dragon and a Democratic nominee for Ooagreas in 19ta agrees. He says violence has
baDy oabled the estreme right to be more
than just ""the pimpk on the butt of the
conservative aaovcment ... no philosophy
has ever gained power by writing and thtnkhttaboutit**

To enhance its fighting capability

^ br

recmtting in the natioo's

jails.

George Stool, a Texas Aryan Natiom and

Klan leader, says the prison n^work is exlensive; in one teias prison ake, more than
900 mmatcs are on the Aryan Naticns mailiag list. Aryan Nations supporter Docmy
Harvey, who is sernng 34 years in a Teaas
maximum-security priKm, has filed a freedom-of-religioo lawsuit alleging that he was
denied the right to practice Identity doctrine or to have voiu from an Identity minister. **Ckn you imagineT* says Gil-

^e've'goi a guy on death row in Ohio

and they woo*i even let him have a copy of
*MeinlCampi .
bert,

Authorities in

many sutes aigue for hot

porsust ofthe radical right In Wisconsin the

Posse Cocnitatus*s two SKist prominent
leaders were jailed for impersooatxng public

ofidah.

As a

resuh. Posse headquarters

there*'Oonstitutiao Township of Tigertoo DeDs**has evolved from a vigilante

is recTDitini sckcmbeTS who ovn airplaiies in
. stronghold into something ofa ghost town.
order to buQd his own air fieet
The Aryan Nations* twcHlay summer *nVhenever we stood up to Posse people and
cooircas, accordinf to a aoorce at the B*nai

Vritb's Anti-Dcfamatioo League (ADLX

incfuded dcmcutratioitt of fuerrilU skiUs
such asbuildina bcffrvf rna^lf tf^^^'^tKH^ 4*^
vices, planting ez^odvca on bridges and

raiboad tiicks and igniting gasoline in city

acwcr systems. Gordon (Jack) Mohr, the 69fcar-oid far^pdier geDeral in KarrcO*s auhsabotage, says
tta who gave the kttons

that the iDstnxlioii

is

for aelf-^lcfcnse coty.

The ADU howevti. is skeptical 'Ifthcy'te

runningaooaraeoBastale ofwar against the

VS. fovtnmenu**

says David Lehrer.

regional coimsel
Los Angeles. 'te
cot shcnld be riwfk gd arhen the paopk
being tai^goout and do what they*vebeea
gpes tether^
talkmg stem.** The
charging that at a ipeeting last year at Stooe
lioqnfain.f?a ,atraditiooalKJanptheripg
rice, aone ri^-wing leaden decided to

ADL

ADL

violent, irvoMiaQanr tactics. The

FBTs Xevdl would say ott|y that *Ne are
awareofsuch a mttti^g.*'
Tlm|W This is the start of another

adopt

witch bust,** argues Robett Miles, a former

grand dimgon and now pastor of the
Moontaia Church ia Ooboctah, Mich.
Miles, who served six years in federal priaOB
for a plot to blow ap sdkool buses dkortly
bcfort cooit -ordered basing was to begin in
Pontiac ICi<^ ooooedes tfwse is *1alot of
DunicatioB, a fee ofdiacuasioQ,** but fto

KKK

on cartl^* he
'^
a Burror image of
onfttrtTBcy

'Themiial

fta

ks cvcnr

oppcaiciua

brought the forces of la w to bear. 9 times out

of lOthey bwAed off,- said Wisconsin Attorney Geikeral Broosoo La FoUette. Poase

recruitment antoog Kaxtsas &rmers was

hampered t^avery visible police presenceat
bxm sales. Kansas Attorney General Robert

Ste^Aan says he confronted the group

wbhcly to reveal -how despicaWe and antiKansan and anti-American their message of
haUwas.**Headds,*Vistoryhasshownthat
those lAo pread hate and violence doo*t
sarviveweOinthesimlight.*'
ardCtev: But Posse leader Donald Minniecheske, recently rekasedafterllmooths
kaWiscoainprisoei,insiststhePoaseisstia

ioorishingonly vndergroond. And hau

pottps gone vDderground have pfoved eatroDsdy dangerous to the past IrooicaUy,
aoy threat now stems from weakness* not
strength. The Reagan revohttion has drawn
for-iidit sympathizers imo the
coeiicrvatrvtmainstfeamand.JBtt

many

new

end *fi(hdtotfiefcfkwing.fttrther radicaliaed dkediehardslea ving them moreahenatedanddespcrauthaaevcr.Thehardcore

pretty much wind np out there by themselves,** says Vincent Ryan, inanaging editor of The Spotlight, an infiuentia] pt^bcalioB of the extrcsne right. His P^^*&
csrcalatioa has been cm ahoosi in half, to

IMiXXA without*^ Carter loposhanmad.**

Bat while the ti^-wing menace may
prove no threat to the govemmeBt of dte
t)UtedStatea(or even, says die ADL*sIrwin

*TWy
do

/ngni Kii-wai^ w*o]jm'

utheWeathcr Underground. theSym-

.jKlibcratiaBArmyaAdtheBfaicklJ)^
Knt white Aryan people who are starting tiMp
of
oome forth mstsn^ivdy. realizing that it is cntioo Armyhave proved capable
CheeacterminatiooortheaAiteracethatisthe causing trouble and attracting attention oot
real power ia
goal of our adversaries,** mys Butler, Tom ofaO proportion to theirsixc or

tii^t is

The apocalypdc Yiskm a central to

lau n^i-wxu^

"There are young, very inteOij^

SmA. **1D die gc'venuncat of Hayden Ldte,

|daho*0 it canikot be measured b^ aaaahen
^ Over the past couple of decades dk

SSAKK rr AUt viia COOaCH aAlHE HMto tfh^

^^^ft,ION McOOilMlCK md fATWcSAiUNO
Aftawk
te GMoM. VINCCKT OOrrOLA

ElAJNESKAKNONii Wi H ipw

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ACROSS

THEUSA
NEWS UPDATE
.Stories that

mode waetenrf mw$

RAndaD E I^er. a routed member of a violent white

ippcmadst orjantatiau vas arrested Fttday by FBI
-*^
rats ta SWaae. Waab.

Tha WashinQton Poat

Ttia W^aNnfllon

umaa

CMy Nm (Naw Yortt)

Tha Navr York Tknaa

ThaWtf SaaatJoumH
Tha Chteaoo Trtbia

ThaLoaAngalaaTlMa
Tha

Crvistiwi

USA Today

S^snqf Montor

^g^

a-S-.B'S

a
?r^J'

\y

BOISE. i<^-*:*ifSi^^

Idaho Sutaroan

to^minton
Wi^.C^ was

zr^onm Fridiy

mw

Eari

believed

Walter

kilted last

J^j!^^^

Orkc coukl DOC iMf) >eats about The

at
der Wayne lilaxxU. an f .B.l afcnt

.Coeur

d'AJw.

It. W*ft-

Idaho.

Bnrmed

that

^i*Wtarancel^l^

was beina treated as a homiade fcut

was a
Sit the 5irt*u would not ay ft
^nin| try neo-Nazis.

>

The WathlnQftan Tenea

Otfy Nawt (New

Vi

r!i0D^i

The New York Times

TKe Wia Skaet Jotetwi

The CNoeoo Trtef>e ^

The Loe Angelee Tbeae
Tba Chhatiw) Scienoe

USATodiV

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<fkV'"

M^Y

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MjmAPiJl%.

20 Held in 7 States in

Sweep of Nazis

*i:'r

Arming for 'War' on U.S.

Ky

WAYNE UNG

BOUSTON. Mtfti a
Mcott knwttfRUot

IL

-^

The
last

PMml

Jhk Id wfakh a doaeo DCS wtth atK

tomstk weapon took S3.i mDlioe hwi

as armored car at UUah. Calif. Ite

wiMd mo-

Jaderal aotfaorittaa have arrastad aevfiMttx % **wmr" aytintt tte araJmemben oT the Order aad are
Uatod Sutas te>w ftirvud iwn than aaektog ocfaere.
Aooorthiu; to ao affidavit filed hk oodncovcrvd ttttte of the ectioD wttE s reoueat lor s search warnut, the aathMttiae beUeve mach oT
thestotcpmopey may bave been put Id
Jhef iJt rrirtnt tey Cgorw Id the aafMSepoaSt boBces or aacretad od a
greup aflar imsu aod tottctnMnta Id fariD at kne. Wash., pm chased by a

Nui croim ttet itok more tbu $4 mtt*

ID

IfcoB

^^ve

aao

the aftkUiTtt callt the ''haflker"

far the Order.
oe The af&dsvtt, prepared by James
SoEnhen dT the gnxip, kaoAvB
or tte SikPt Brotfaertpod. hare Davis of the Spokane o(5ce of the
bavK ^'^'^ ao anoad ntibcrtaa . F3.I., was based od iDtematka from
teaks aad ansorad cars. oouDfterfcH* ftwiafbrmen, tnrlttrttia two wtio are
lag, armed attacii cp Facteral offlrtab aaid to have partkrtpatsd ta the Ukiah
aaf the kOUM oT Alan Bar^ koA or a luuuBjy.

JUftbu^

CftlifaniU. Idaho, MooLftoa,

H0 Mcxioo. OrtvoD and.Waifai)QCtaiL

Of^,

Dasvcr uftnovr.

FMetal invaatifaton aay

been

ta

Gnad Ivy

fiiAs aiT also beiz^ sooght brt w aui

the Order and armed rii^isi grave

CUd aad tbe
the Kb Kha
aaek
"^

Americaa Nazis, asd nnicb of the InforIs beida cooveyed to a FaderaS

matka

paadto>

feaSaatUa.

The Jury is lookitti Into the poasfbU*

Ity or a broadly tiaaad rightist extreDii^ ttwca>
dedicatad to anoad as-

em

OD the Cover uoMott which the aitffy>^py w^MWrf^^ has basD takn over

liaalt

AzDODt thoae caOad before the }ry,

accmdiog to a source doae to the kiqotry. was lUcbard Cina Botiar.
yaan old, head or the A/yaD Nattaoa, a
hife oa&tiajd'grtut) based Id BaydoD

said Mr . Butter had beep

asfcad about his retattaaatdp wtth aooie

The source

Order mecDbcn who wttt to or had

besB to the Aryaa Hatfoos aad hava
heeD charged with robberies. Several
af the mm, tododlQg Robert Mathews.
SI, the

fcimder of the Order.

wa 4a*

acr&ad as "henm** hy Mr. BMler.

mao who

has

was

Infcs

aak) a

gives the code oame 'llartics'* and

asstgoed to parori out mopey stotep Id
robberies to buy arms, vahkies, earvtval gear and real hideouts.

KDcsm borne last Jwe ll

J

mcn

Ideotif&ed but DOt yet Indictad

The

at laaat

meo^en of the Order took part Id

iWfeta] dwCiDC of Mr. Ben oitbde
Ibar

the affidavit said the tafbrmen had

ap^would act
told iDvtttigatots the
partictoate directly Id robberies or
other Okfal acts but rattier would rsbackgrouDd as *'bazkker/'
maifi fa)
holding and CQCcaalix^ the prooaeds of
'the Order's' llkgal acttvttks."

me

According tp the affldavn,

of the Orfler Btec a idookd arter the
i

Ukiab rvbbery and Mr. Mathews,' the

leader, authnrlxad payment or IC.IOO
10 each acdve partiqpant to the robbery
aad SIO^ each to sappcrt-peraoniel.
*The balaaoe was to be held for fntore
the affidavtt aayt.
of the Order

n MnBflfi
One taformer aald more thBD SI mUBoD dollars was ddWcrad to the *lMkar^ *nD be aeottad oB his torn wtil

Ad Aselstaat Uottad Sutas Attoney

ta Seattle said oDly about Sm^oeotakao
BHom robberiea had
''Ihey spcot a lot od

can and
and trtea,-* be aald. Ve're to the pro^
Mr. Mathews was fclDad Dae i aa
aasofaddl^ltaOiV*'*
blaod to Pi^et Soimd whee a honea
where he was hidiog was set afire by a ^^.mcasage as the Aryan NatioBB*
fiare dropped hfxan a heUcoptsr of tha nCtbcrty Netwuet,'* a cooputoetosd
Federal BOTau of^lgveatleato^ Be .buDecto board, armooDoed that a sae*
**
hadfiredasunmarfitnegunatFadsna morial to Robert Mathews. ft aadum
Qghter aad talk hero.** woidd te aoc qp.
aCfioers who sorrouDded the bouaa. ICr.
1

Butler was also reportad to have *..

"Cta h,** the message says, ^tfeK ta.
aakad to tuTD 9ver Bs meaiberafaipUst, aototlGD wfD teckaSe the wortls, "aot
which be has said has as maoy as f .000 the first DOT the last. ^ The Detwort was
sat 19 by Louis Ttaam, a Ka Dux
Federal agents *'w^fart^tj their nanareap afTllistad with the Aryan
aearch for fl mfflioD said to teve b*Tf* Natku.
takea from bajaks and amocad oaia l
mefl^bess of the Order to fi*****^ tftatr
the

W
TO

The Washin0tor^ Poet

The Wsshin0toA Tvaaa
Daly News CMaw

Yi

ISSkiJ-^lP

Ths New

Yorti Tlrnas.

Ths WsS

Sbnaat

The ChicaQD

Joumsi

Trfetfte

Ths Los Angelas Tlmae

Ths ChrUer^ Science Monitor

USATodey

>3>gy

AL

>550(fWv ^e-ei)

fWMOf

The

Seattle
Seattle,

Times

WA

(Ma^ Cftppng m

3/3/85

om

mipreoMcM

Edtton:

dinti whlOB tavc

of

Probe of

tinted to Ckt
group.

Mto^

Audionrioi tty THo Orte^ tf

by Roteft J. Mithrvt.
t&trt. to bo notkm)
undoTfTound orpuUatlon ttrinf

neo-Nazis

M
^
4manf

spans U.S.

fMrrttU toctici to nnanct vortouo

whitoH^^iOTOcyiniupOi^Aptoto

[TWt

BRINK ROB;

ct

ftl

lOOA-33198
Ctesinccbon
SubmMtng Offc

TkHM

Seattle

TbeprnbebepA qoMy on
EtfCCdMlMC!

the
ktdtjono
. -^
with iDODcy frotn tnned robberies; rocniH
^ iriM5inte eOeflBd "enemies and, llDsUy,

To due.
hsve

tbc
toi

tht

pumA

ol

of JewMi talk
Alan Beri, and o nipg of anaod
itxoenfli k wnics XDcn ooa ov

So

ter.

idflDtittei resialB

Mcm.

lue lot vaak. the FBI

itet
or

JStS"

vas dated Novn. iSC * Mtiged^rl2piflw,

iti

.IB the (toclaiattai.

^^MemStS^^^ who

am

16

Tte jnf tettem

Anui Mooa OBTd
tl

fot to their

The dedarmtian addresses memben oT Coopeas.

i^nc them oT betrayal in Vietnam, subeervience

M Miho OMB as

Woit.

KovcBMOt.
obtained by The DeiiverPwt

kit week, the resistance memben^prwnlse tomall

aonen.
Pttt^ii'tftf Judces, Journalists, banken.

tiMtfeig tte

BMTdci aad to
tki tovv^^dOD or nt

WAhcr Eul

"*

Mathews,
bon tehidinc
of die Ai>an Resstaace
ripmntatim
ca a

mpo

'

of Jein and other

tte or the "Ajyaa nee."
'.
Last D*inber oo Whidbe*

who descrited tbeoueives as

pobirie hair

arreitod in eigtit xatoi

variety e( chargea Wonmias oito
lor oevgml fttaWvm,
rf
'

form an
S^T^' BienllU movemeat baelf and
te
piaoned
ate
Order
Ibe
way.
^mv. AkDg^
mtoorMes and the

S^iniutin

Nortfi

kNazIi STOUP JUBOC

lawk, and

allowing the Soviet Unioo to fain

^"nSttSenvcomes. we

not ask whetfaer

8W| to tte
by your mSkr the

wfll

9QU swint to the tiAi Ol whether you

43,

RaStWi

firon bli

Mir.
Wtyae Mtoto of
KcDora sttrfbutod to
IM tovMtlflitQr aid

'ISS.

>

My

B-1

rimprwtel

dadarstiao says or cancreasmen.

IB addition to threateni^ lawmaken, k lays that

enun t of
'aaent oT the Zianisi OcooatiaD G
llalb Mneriea** wfll be "canCuerad to be our Noy.

My

!T^e wto tto **,*SSJ ffJiL2l2?S

is tatcBtianny. wflttbOy and activiy we ooaader to
tt

he

bftvt

could oat

The
HE

tae

our moctal sMBiy.**

_.

'fttiionwfflhtedHkedoB.tbepgfld.-...
ThelaiseaciietavwcjpttoBd Mi theae things said; let the batdebcita.^^
The Older aptMBtly sanad Ihi .^j-^***^ peoaecaton P^
Jtae with the arnit of S>vM^tf *Aumi steo of pnpailM a rackeiecslni todkiii wii

^NLS*
i

iSo^i iZtiStVnS :SSSSJSlSS&^

a
4ei(iik.lCajtfeNs.

who

later plead-

to caaterMt-mcM
rgea.repo(tadlyaitadaalwiili

floiky

^^^Hto odMiMe

JKays

ider to

oteiB^IJ^flSPflK

"P

*;

"f
* ^m.^f^hJ^'fSJSV,^M
^^^
titmcl
J& ease The^dcr.

the crtataal

the

of

fcr Mv- ^Ctetpciae would be political levoiutiaB.

protocttoB and a fit

Mote tten a telf dcoen aumctad neo-Nads are
aeotenos thiae yeair probadsii
ketoa aoi^ by Metal audnrWes for vocttc
fartinez apparvotly arid to
fflU lVeOf-. an extreoiist aptiotcr Boop oT the

pttrvfde informatiao about

west-based neo-Naxi
plans to oterthi oo

..._^.,

a Nonh-

soup

Ai

with

gpven-

^ bm csnflnB
_ or
PhUadeWM aam

Authorities fl

deny

tr

the

played a pivotal role

to the oaity

aces or die OMo.

Wt it known

to

that

thiei did inlUtiate

tht Order,

If

to believed by
members.
and
have between

OflSdals emnhastse that tfwy are aeektaa thoae

who teve commitied dimes, not the Aryan Nations
/>ww4. ttaelf
^""^'"^

idritbaaed Aiyaa NatiODS Church,

guihorfties to

Maf^
bto

ai$(
V

iMIBl

As appears on

copy.
^. OOj

rv

The Orter teve bast baked to tte

tytag lut unmer o( DcDver ndk> talk
tenoMlity Alas Ben. who was kiUed by BMkcfaiDe-fJD
oudde kte home last Jooe 11. Betf was
atntcD la hk vtem ai^iM ladan.
tbemaD authorttitt y they are inaat amdous to
:
have
tt Bnicc CaiToU Pierce. bo k beUevwl to
over the rete of Ibe Order after Mathews'
of

&
.

T%o wMks

aftt.

Sib

F)Bdaco

fladetal

mad

cnployIn tadtdad Pierce and two fonner Brink's

6tn the main

Meal $30 mUUan

t
t*w
fttat
heist was
Jt'i vault Id San Francisco. Ibe pianoed
i

fp't**

to

Thrae

waab

before tte

Saattle federal courtpapm

intended to relocate

Mw ttet Mathews had

KjctfawMt^ the Southeast
Mtahlish a aew *! haae.- ^

fntow

or

Sithwett

and

robbery, a

Bruce CamO Pierce. Gary Lae Yaitroufh and

Kandolph Geor|e Du^. and sold a 190.000 policy to
each of tte five men. Mathews. wtebAtfht two lor
himsetf. paid tar at least taur of tte polides to cash.
Duey llBtod tte wives of Mathews and Yaitrauah as
hto takefldailes. while Mathews Uatad *imtom
Piene*' and "Jote Ireland" as his beoefidaiiaa.
Mathews told tte insurence man that Pierce and
Ireland were officials of an ornniatian knows as tte
a white-aupreoadat
*TiatiooaI AOiance." which
0oup beadquartered to Wasfatoftan. D.C^ according

quad off after Mathews* death, autbortties say.

to
Atom tt way. t^ investiptian has ladwho
Boampertebmi atres ta^Sving people wch
totteFBL
Tlu'ee federal
teoctadly Wo^to sympathetic or^niatiaDS.
wtfieBtt IDi?iaait

UUah

annt tar a Nebraska inaurence ooopaoy was

to COBW to Mathews' Eastera WasUncton hone te
MetaUne PaQs. Pnd OreOle County. Ite lawnaoe
aoent mat with Mathews, Denver Daw Pamanter n.

tte FBI. tte Bureau of

afencies
Akotal. Totecco. and Firearms and tte Saoct
teve been tovolved to tte
Service

lani oarWn where tte foverament totands to

.. oe
a.
with
Authorities have eamressed satisfactKm
proeecute tte suaects, a)tbou|h Seattle saesM a
are less optimistic Mout
of arrestt but
choloe. TteU^. attoney's offloe here dacltaes
ol
.'$ dmnaa of recovcrtBt the telk
to confirm It, but deftese attorneys tar neo-Nazi
oOiaB taken la two anDoredcar robberies in suspects to custody here teve said ttet they teve
.
VaUiinfton and Calilbnla last year.
been told by Seattle federal proaecutocs ttet a
lane amount of money remains uoacccuDted lacketeerl&t Indictiitent is comtaf.
source clQoeto
Racketeertag charges also could te brou^ to San
fcr and p(&biy always will be. saM a
believe much of the tnoney has Frandaco. where
people Unkad to Tte Order teve

,^,^

Udy

_^.^

^^*^CSoritie

|U

been accuaed of partidpatiQi to tost Jtstft

Saudk wanants indicate that tfaoae airesied have mOUon lobbey of a Brters armored track.
freely on autoonobfles and penooal consuracr
Stat oeoQle, scene of whom also teve been charfad
appUL todudiat vtdao equtpoem and major
to tte SiA Francisco case, teve bees charied by tte
sbanrtnnwd as soon U.S. attontw's office to Seattle with partidpatinf to
i tui "Mfilwu^i" that were
MOCOOBts thou^ tte FBI was on their tnil.
last April's 000,000 robbery of a CootineDtal Armored
Other inoney apparentN was i5t to hwrtJd Traovort truck at Northfate.
aao to purchase Ufe-inwnnce
aad hk tte baw

hm

For eanvle. thrw vehides uaad by

-r.

nbbos in tte

Caw.,
fU BilUan heist of an armored truck to Utaah.
Sa Ji*r were nurdtased by three men wte
ads'isis s ^^i:r^^js^
Ute eovckipe mmotnom
HJDOO kk cub mtfed

Sw^'m

fci ft

TJ.

21

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it

-%^

ki irtiich

MdtoTkit

13

22.

iT

TtracUng tht Mo-Nttte

Crimes

laid to

web

of suspects with white-supremacisl ideology

Lm Yvtrough.
2B.ofStdpoM.ldaho:

aQy
mmmd
In Portland.

aauMna a fadaral

offioar

Ifichaai Sianiay Nonla.

25. or Norttiport Ala..

aJtaBOya.*S.ol^p.

1W4.
Chargad wWi aaNov. 24.

8)dpoM k) Odobar. Alao a

IbgNiva on a 1863 oounlartaltmo thmg$ in Oraoon. Alao
c&gad with t)alSoo.OOO rob-

aooaaaory

tM^

In

Ore. Charead wNh ttia

W00.000 SaMla Job and wNh
ta S3.e mMon tMah tab. In
J

wtwdMinaahoeloiilwllh^
nri^anlK on WMdboy Hlvtd

7.1986.lnKiiagi.^

laai

Oac 9. MSttwM alae w

intiaUKlihand

Cam., on July 19. itM. pre

'^cutora aaid. In oualody In

II.

onorida.T;rt^JSoottia lob

BrM't inorad tuck m UMaU,

or ChanM.i
^Hl d32.
Dm. It. ^m.

Vw l;i^for

llhhborineBobartJ.
awa. a^rfla aupramactall

QAndiwr V. BarnNI.

UtareJan,

wHh baing

( >
tia 93.6 mHfen UUHi Job tnd

UkwS[iob.lnouatodyln8p^

baiy Off a Conlinantal Annend

Noftt^
Tranaport mc. Iniok
9Bla Mai In 8ama on ( SS,
1984. and w ba ehargad Wi
ttta t3.6 mMon rabbary of a

Oanvar Daw Parmanlar

10. 1965. Cbaraad

rr-u

a.Bluai

jnS:V"25r
m Men-

925.000 fobbanr oTSaattta CKy

~
Aldan Oftoa. on

Job. In cualody

Mnnia

Richard HaroW Kainp.

*" d

Jan. 7jl995. * KaH-

ioal Montwia. Chargad

In

jji^ssassiA??^
Mv or a coranamai at-

Tranaport mc. tuek on

16.1064.NorTfaiBln
In

SJ'mSSnlJW-* Job. in cualody

h Momana.

23

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"A..

'^l
Frank JonM, 26,

ofNorthport Alft.. ar.

rMlvd
raatoonaarvwrajan.
nMr #iw lwi.
10. 1996. Charoad wWi baing
an aocaaao ry aftr Iha fact tor
ttia 93.6 mWonUklah Job and
adlh harboring Malhawa. In

cuatody

h Alabama.

OoMng stolon proporty,

UUihloot At htffway

In kliho.

CTL Eric T<nb*y. . of

1^1 BoiM, orrwiod ttioro

^^

lon. 20.

^M^^Chvgod

ptnlnp counttrloK monoy

m)
^ m

n OMon. FkNtMnd of 8utamoHamMon. oon^^

n^^j
1^" WMdbay Mand.
ha thr on 0a 7. 1984.
^hfytf wWh hafbgrinp Itemmoot roconvy or

33.

Shoron Morki. RolOMOd Ironi

m Eugana on Fab. 16. 1995.
ITZL Thomas Alan MarRnaz.

JaR

IJ2I 29^Phladaiphia. arrMlod thora Juno 20,

IMM^iorood wHh potaing

Mfi, flrMnnt vtolilkN'ii^ snd

f500.000 SmM* Job. aim wW
to chirtod in t3.6 mMon

ooMCilof

UUahjob. mouttodyin

probotfon. RoportocMy lurnod

Ml oMi. Throo yoors

VfOrmom ana onwroa

a
tft^fi

BobftE.MofM.SO.
fTKM racwitty of Whk^
Dvy MRGt rrasipa
on
m Doe. 7. 1984. FugWv*
^
I

nxn oounwTMDnQ cnaroM n

Or9on. Chirgtd wNh firMrmt
vIoUttioftt and harborino MtthMvt. in cuMody In SMttlt.

:|A

^^

1221

Sharon ICMortd. 47.

"toat raconHy of Whtdbav iaiand. arraalad

9wr* on bte^Tjim. FugMva

Oraoon. Chsrgod wtth firMnra

vioiaUona and harborino Maihin cuatody In OadHia.
f.

Ian

Roy Slawart

20.

(stapaonofMarkto)

moat

whi^

f^aoanfly of

wana. anaaMa VMfa on

7. 1994. Chargad wKh

fiarboring

mr

Malhawa.

In

cuatody

Wlli'koa I

rooorai
Pvoloclion Pfogram.

WhOfoatKKiti unknown.

fT^k Frank Scutari. 40. of

Pod Salamo. Fla., m-

uM
^"

raatad Rtara Fab. 90.

1995. Chargad wtth baing

aoeaaaory aftor ttia tact tor iha

IRdah ha6t Ha it ttw brotttar
of Richard Scutari. io ia
among ttta dozan ofiargad in
twUUah Job. m cuatody on
9360.000 bond In Ftorida.

UAh Gragory Lana Plaroa.

49

9S> of MiMOuia.

Mont,
'

brothar o( Bruoa CarroN

Piaroa, aDagad iaadar of Rta

nao-Naxi group known ai "Tha

Ordar/* maatod Fab. 22. 1996.
m\ Boloni N*M. ODOut 90 fnaoa
iouth or Atouquarquo.

ChifBOd with

QlvinB

ft

Kalfnanti to ftarai.,
fno faiaa kSantfficatton and with
fact m\ ttM Brink's robbofy.

Charfaa E
=Q

Oalrout 81.
QfLookoui CaW.. m-

Known

warrants outatarKl*

raaiad thara Jan; 90,

to rob main Brink's vauR

San
rrancvoo
miui wxng no
abatthe i 99.6 iiAon ubah

vw

Job. In

cuatody

m CaMomia.

RonaldA.nM.4B.e(
H&jfwfi^ CiMf

IMS.
Chsrootf wRh oonipMnQ to rob
aialn VMc'a vauR In San Ranttbora Jin. iMi

daoo.

la

euatodv

fei

Caflomia.

ITTL Suzanna HamRton. 97.

SSI ^l^^'-CS*^*^ *'**'*
U'adauohtar)

\
\

tttaraJan. 1971996.1
wRh racafving atolan proparty.

Bruoa Carroa Plaroa, 30. a

Konlucfcy nailva who iaaar Iv
ai eaatocn waanngion,
chargad wRh Rta Ultiah and
Saaraa robbariaa. aa R aa
9ta plannad. but not puRad oft.
robbary of Rw mafe\ Brink's

wauR in San Frandaoo.

Fank SRva of Loa Angaiaa.

chajMd wKh

parHoipaRng

^toflMahlootbi cuatody Vi

CZL Jaan Grata. 90. of Bolaa.'

ins

David Lana, 4S flormarly of

Danwar, for oounlarfaK obarp*
ki PhUadalphls, also wanlsdl
Quamoniig n oofMtacDon wim
Juna 19. 1984. murdar of Jaw>
Ml tak-ahow hoat Alan Baig

?!fe!?''
1896.

OM^'tSf.ll

Richard Scutari of Florida.

broRtar of Frank Scutari.

awa whan ha was on

24

C-19 (FWv. 426-83)

Kw AD A4m.
tm*

AD

*m^. .

Sjm ADLS5.
Ami.

Di*.:

Cfi*. 1-^^

'Dragons of Cod': A little

less of the fire-breathing, please
By Jon Anderson

op *'a frightening, new networt of

racial extremist groups with so*

mass oommunicatioo
and computer systems to better

phisticated

niCMf oT God,** at iiM

p.m. Wednesday oo
WMA(K3i. 5. it an cx>

puAoo of previous re^

ports by tncbor/teporter Carol
Marin oo "Whites of the Far
Right*' and bristles with such
words as "thoddng,**
'^i^tening'* and 'terrifyiag."
Luckily, the itetoric seems to out*
weigh the current threat.
Marin and co^iyroduoers Doug
LoQghini and Doc Moeeley do an
aMe job of rouipding up footage ol
recent cringes linked to right-wing
hate tzkovements, Ww^Hia^ng i^
murder of Denver talk show boat

Alan Berg They also visit an

Kansas boot camp nm by a

Ar

paramilitary fuasi-Ckristian or
fnization called the Covenant,
Sword azKl Arm of te Lord and, in
another sequence, show a peraou
in a Ku Rux Ran hat worldng a
video display terminal.
that, they argue tf^t
bigots and zealou now are aetting

Fnm

reach their ternfying goals."

Backing this assertioo i
ipokesmao who notes an apsurge

anU

in street

gang

activity in

wappon

of white supremacy. Art Jones,

identified as a represeoutive of

America
*is

First, adds that Chicago

one of the hottest areas in the

country for movements of the

Right.**

A problem here is putting such

assertioQs in perspective. For ex*
ample, it im right to be coooemed
about the racist mouthings of Gary
Kellas, leader of a Chicago gang.
But the alarm is muted since Kdlas is in prison, the resuh of a drug
deal that wetit awry.
Keeping a news media spotlight
00 hate pxxjps iM an effective way
10 keep Oeir venomous activxties
iD check. That's the vahie of pn>>
grams
as this one. Tliey

wch

may

err a bit toward drama, bin as

Marin notes: *To be Ibrew aiued

^^,
is

10 be forearmed/'

ne TvaBranoBn nost .

The WashinQten riW9

DiSy News

(Nm VortO

The New Yort Tvnes .

The Wtf Skeet JotfTHH
The Chicaoo

Trfttf>e

The Los Anoslet

The

Sst^ ?jf>\n

riies

Christisn Scisncs

MoNtor

USA Today

Z^ll-BS^

Pegs

mJL

^OOJ

('

J^

twmi

Uk o tts

&i.

ert.

i.

c. A

TWpA*M > -

ACROSS
THE USA
1^ U6A TOOArt MCnONAL
e
NEW JERSEY
MEWARK Eadlealt bee

March 4 trtat: An todksnent

RoKnbert
i^instSusao
aTud Timothy Bhink, 27,
vm oot be tani9Bed, ttys t

Un

flKSenl Judr Ite ieU-pro*

ckimed ndkab tece ctertes

of poaaeslDS ve&poQS, cq>ky

iivs and Ueotlficitkm cvtSs

fron afcoda Mich

M tbeFH.

Tht WMhinolon Pott .

CMy Nm (Nm Yor^

ThtNMYortTImM .
Thi

VM SkvatJounK

TICNoigTftam -

USAToCtoy

^s
.-IS

rv|^

PMtt

mm

>aa;

V^

tM AP Lift

V.^

Ami.

!':

Cf*.

!.

Witness Against Neo*Nazis

Hangs Himsetf
lOlSE, Idafao. Fib.

in

Idaho Jail

S (AP) A for-

of the Aryn H^tiam, a

liUaatf Id a
-Nazi grooD
group, aaand
ao-Naa
haaced aunaan
teU odi SatiDAy . one day afiar ladfy*
bcTon a craad Jury la a caw iDVotvthe tmv. au&orttM mM.
Enfeoe T. Kterfc, S, vte was ipactid 10 1 ttf)' to cthrr rrtrntnal raaa
pdoft maoten oT te vUta aa-

&
w

kawtbyatonbadibtaiitaoftly
after

wb

IMtad

Stataa Maxihal

Mr. Skinner said Mr.

befdre a grand lory Id a
ease iDvotvios the Aryan Natknt. On
Ihe trip back Mr. Ktnerk ^

tifiad Id Seattle

He aaid Mr. Ktoct left a aa^

Mr. KInert was Id ooRody la
tta with tht Nov. U labhery of te Padfic Baaeh branch eT Crayi
I

r4S

Be wai arrw^idHgf. anBar tPci|>

traffic vloiatkai, boc

managafl tDaa>
in dtt

Be was raamand Ite.

oft

TYte

WHNn0toa

llwVMHNnotan'

DrtyNMWlNMVorti)

DMNMYafklkM*

^Am

ThaChiMto

USATo^

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IB

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Alrtel

11/28/84
rirector, FBI
SAC, Houston

^A^YANJiATIOKS,

UMSUB4sJ

- .VICTIMS^.
CIVIL RicSrrs matter

00:

PJ^

HOUSTON
"Re

Bureau telcal to

'on

11/21/84.

^7c

per referenced telcal Houston Is requested to respond

to DOJ letter. Note DOJ Attorney Harmon Is the attorney assigned
to all of th^ Aryan Nation cases.
Enc.

{2)iLi

l<i;]v:iU}ii:uaa

Federal Dureciuo^Tnvestigation
Uashington, D.C, 20535

Dear

Per our discussion of toaays claLOr I am enclosing the

Houston Post article regarding the arrest of suspects involved in
various^ airborne bank heists.

Could you please atteupt to ascertain whether any of the

arrestees have any connection to either the KKK, the Aryan
hations, ^^
Thanks.

HBHfef

Sincerely,
lia.
Bradford Reynolds
Assistant Attorney General
Civil RiyJits Division

By:
iiark B.

Uariaon

Attorney
Crliamal Section

IV
'feo

i-

4 Houstonians

linked
to airborne bank heists
mfiPiSEWKIRK
nst

mB

Bprter

Tbrrt during btnk robbrrles tn

TlrxAS. LouisUru and Nevada in
which beavUy armed men used
aircraft in airborne acsaulu are
deftnltely related, a federal oTficlal aald Tburaday.
The latest arrest warrant iaaued
Id the lavestifatJon brinp to at
laast four the number of Houston
area men linked to the robberies.
An FBI spokesman aald James

Klchard UtUe. ,

beinc aoufht
Id connection with a July
rot>bery at a bank in Valley Vieu.
ear Dallas, by Bve men with

On

Sept. 7,

two oten

flying

amall plane landed at Overton.

Kev., Dear Las Vegas, robbed the
bank ol tU4.680. then fled in the
plane.

FBI agenU were able to get a

break is the case through preaoiptioo drugs left at the acene.

Two other Houston ares men

have been arrested is the Nevada
bank robbery, and a third is being
aought on warrants Charles Ray

i^^

Holden.

as undisclosed amount of cash.

FBI special agent Bill Janaen in
Las Vegas said evidence indicates

JB. aurreodered to police

Hemphill Oct. 10 after being
named in an indictment tn Las VeftusseU Earl Ausston. 3S, of
el.
nroe w^as arrested in Las Vegas
and was arraigned Oct. S. Ball was

that the three robberltf *'are all

coonecied.**
On Feb U. five men armed with
automatic weapons and disguised

art at tSOO.OOO
lb addition to Utile, a warrant
has been issued for Marvin Rodfers. tt. of Houston. I'l/ j -- /

automatic weapons and Dying a

helicopter. Tbe men escaped with

%\

police officers used s helicopter

to rob a Lees^lUe. La bank near
Fort Polk The airborne assault
aetted about tlC3.0CX)

Is

BEST COPY AV/ULABI

ffir.^

>:;V:Ci*fiJIF]af^f:tB.-

Memorandum

/i?%
i;b-/i-Wt,W

Subject

Unsubs; Members of^ Aryan Nation,

M^ / Vf
FEDERAL
_^v?-

KIGIJTO

SEP

1 5 1383

GOVZPJaffiHj

;^

"

' ^-^'C
Dirootor
Federal Bureau of Investigation

From

/^>f ^.

Bradford Reynolds
c^ /
Assistant Attorney General
Civil Rights Division

These allegations indicate possible violations of 18 U.S.C.

Accordingly, please conduct the followina
limited investigation:
241 and 42 U.S.C, 3631.

1.

Interview the alleged victim.

2.

Interview any identified subjects.

.
/

Obtain copies of any pertinent official reports./

f\/
^7
4.
Identify and interview any eyewitnesses whose account/
of the incidents are not made available in official reports""^
3.

SEP

*-

*"'*^*^

Troiile

>*''.

k-^.

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i^.^.-*^

,r-r

WO woeks 90; Frank Sf^fcwic.^.^

an avowed neo-Nazi convtoted of *
murders oT two blacks^
a white maintenance man he
enly identified as "a Jewish profe^
SOT/' stood calmly m a CtoyelafidV
courtroom as he was sentwoed t^
In the electric chair, ^ven tteughf
brutaf 1962

pronour^ m^ 9>^ ^}
sand times, the hlfher court pi or"
great Aryan warrior god prpnour

court ma^

me kmocent;*JBplsak exctakned.^
hereby set }he example for ourigyiL
Aryan Nation. Many more win wnSfJf
ter me." He then threw up his armf"^

^1

1"^

Nazi salute. "Hen, Hitler:

Spisak's neighbors In Cleveland^^^
near East Side had long disnrUssa^O^^
as a fiarmless oddball who livedo !^^In a shabby, one-room apartment 4|^J
celebrated American holidays t^/^i"''^
'"^
furiing a swastika banner from I

L%1

County by itf^rjSSwT*

^
M

Into the street

^rd

srs arc
^&f1^rijt|

^.^oime^c^ooQMiKwvv di^

i>ibl09rapl\yot AdoRMtler.ci
racist "search and tfestro/'f ^
Jsforitt on the atreeia of Cleyelan<Ll||^

!i

:^

cofT^ained he was firirtg his pMcS]

from Ns wlnd6w;jS^)isa;^feadlt)(^^
4^essed to the nnuriW spnM.'Hf ^
leatmed that ^ otgect was U^V
marylblacksandJiriindolpM ^
fMld^ caught Pfl^>H>i^^

ai%'t $plsak jirasjp

|Mia6^ll^<rf.ACr>crj'
iM^rotf In the remoter
Idahoi.'niecarwvlaji^
paramtRtaiy groM^

^t

w^

has teUMshad r: - illoiSlLto^ttw

^aydenLM^in ;^-:^l4b|^arB4iaar9fldt^

rested last $apterrdt>er'kfteriMiL ^

^^

17are black

rfMwnpmc

betow.

a h(rfloii

i^ ttw ooimty' a 1

:flbAite^n^^

^t

p&foH concealed tnatde

mlrkori0es:Of^tt)GO,OO(^
biJi

inonths In 1982 fiowever^ tfi^ r

^M^ed nvacMnlst was a seffn
#9saB3ln who. armed yrith a
^

arMjtIsalrooAtotat

irtAM<}ril^

dow and blaring Hitler'sT4urer

^>eeches

rif*>nwW\^Rorft1

a^reJB*Aplakla .**at*Bn8l5^^*^^

luB^iMtofX9|Ar^ r^j^ ^14aMl^{^iW>e|1^^

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.

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.**

11^5^

'-^^

-imm

aboot

*:*^"

-^k5fer^^->?

'S?.t^>l^i

n^ i^^Qrmrica. Otie attdht6 ims^^^^^

magnum ofKuni^^
'

fcrtaiTOriatlicSvByVi^^l^

dbc^d^ ^ ^iM^a^

^t

arrest Kahl for violatirvg probatldri

income tax case. Kahl, a member

the racist paramilitary group Po^li#|
Comitatus, was kllied in a sh
iKftih Arkansas poUce fn June anrf
fs viewed as a martyr by Aryan
members, wtiose feeders seem
to cUtttvate a triQger-bappy Image;
nn^e have arms,** says Butler WBjfl^^^*mr%d we are ready to use them.'
V^eanwhile, the Idaho neo^Qid^
.

fti^e resorted to psychological

M^

faiv to drive out Kootenai County^

tew mlnortty residents. High on

"

haabeen Connie Fort. . tt>e

r of Aiir^e c^dren by her ivvo ex*

itet

r muaiiAllW
lawack snejnDvi

lalCqmir d'Alme atchm.^f20i

vLos Angeles IfijieTS^i^
backcounlqf seiliiQji^^'^
iiavealor her fam1%^pr1(bciij^

|d^

tre^Httned atreel
''

imd&M^

"^^
'

0oafiie rOn wlwilMuns n^

was iimeet nei tfowfi'by a etiTiJ

^aaa aemaena Irtsdteiayitf^v^

_-^'3S3i-i

fe^

l^^Wil*B or o*ttii^ of ttn

-,^^Jp^^>f^rtg? head

te^

<

^St^

Thel

^^.

?-?^-^

Ptty nervous,"?
Atd nrfind a tettwl,

...

^^VWMl^ox or (hat theyli fcw Awl

1*^ f yoo what ni do

jf t^^ay I

TJwoninjr*oy'haar/ ^ ^gosSgb^gvQg the htefiaat

JaKgjthGilB^^
ho*St

x^^^uw

tnSanQuentlnpiT

,vaHaiifiii,jF^_

,^ ^ wtch#^^ie

u'tofrgTaelTin
_
me o
,^Tjj^^
t

iithn^

f>[ f

3F^'j>ii:v:?--t:^S^3^

thatldaftoiraff^f

"UudjJJl^^e. wsc^vered in .
rtftfon Sf L.A,^artment

(i

le

i*flhro-riddonlttoboy.-.r#r rj^..
raw looo bat t nightj'adiitojpi^:

Idaho l'ti)niy^

CoufJ^ProiKwah;^

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6-122

(Rev. 12-15-82)

TRANSMIT

><r>.>i

VIA:

CLASSIFICATION:

FROW:

Director, FBI

TO:

SAC,

DATE:

r'pf'-^Vv->T'

7-^^

19 33

'^C

Butte

/
tiLliliLRS OiT^^HY/iK

KATIOH,

67C

sr-i>

Fwe Bureau telcal to Butte

9/2 3/83
Enclosed are two copies of a self-explanatory Departmental letter dated

on

9/15/83

Complete the requested Investigation in accordance with the provisions of Section

177
2'*
Manual of Investigative Operations and Guidelines, and surep within
workdays of the receipt of
communication.
Advise

all

this

persons interviewed

3 appropriate officials at the outset that this investigation

request of the U.S. Department of Justice.

is

t>eing

conducted

at the specific

Butte ehould Consider CNSU3S ARMED AKD DftilGEROOS* and /extrei^e

caution should be nBmCL during any ccmtact i#ith tbea* Do not cofidiict
investigation requested in lead number 2 of attached request* l^ntac
local authorities and obtain results o local investigation * ^ilam it
FD-610 within
Remarks:

-J

WXT'fW

ff

W*.-^V^^*4L|

AIRTEL

e-'

DlP^r-XOP. FBI

DATE:'

BUTTE (177A-21)

ATTENTION:

supplemental submission

1^4/83

CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIVE DIVISION

CIVIL RIGHTS UNIT

revision

(include alpha)

(P

pending. P*

UNSUBS;

pending

inactive,

RUC

closed.

upon completion)

i ^0^ ^t
^^ M K ^

'

^DIsWI^mfflH^^T^HOUSING

/,

Bureau Airtel to Butte, 9/23/83.

e:

5.

Title

changed, show previous

TYPE OF CASE:

A.
B.

C.

A-

D.
E.

F.

D CRA64.Pc
D CRA64-PF
D OREL

E.

G.
H.
I.

D CRIPA
IXDIH

D City-County Jail

F.

0.

CRIM.

H.
I.

State Police

Hwy

Patrol

Other

B Not pertinent
.

(20) STATE:

IP

(use 2-char. abbrev.)

"Not pertinent" checked above):

if

ACTION:
(check

ACT

Sheriff's Office

G.D

u Prison/Penitentiary
D Private Security

(omit

K-

D ECOA

AGENCY NAME:

3.

D FRS
D ISS
L D PRIV.

J.

TYPE: (check one)

B. [^ Rederal Agency
O. D- Police Department
D.

Title:

(check one)

OCR
D CRA64.E
D CRA64.PA

AGENCY

7.

rt

UACB:

appttcable)

O LHM enclosed
D LHM being submitted

A.
B,

Report enck)sed

E.

D. IS Report being submitted

F.

C.

O No further action being taken

G FD-376 (enclosure to LHM)

Further action: A.X) investigation instituted

B.

C.

Copy

referred

^*j

MEMBERS OF ARYAN NATION.

;"
^^DEURnDHALEl^^
trpEURnD^ ALENE," IDAHO

10.

of

D investigation continuing
C investigation completed

above submitted

to:

(check as many as applicable)

A.
B.

C.

2 -

Bureau
Butte

^^S^ ^^

t^^^W^j
'*"

^_

___

D USA
O Secret Service
D BATF

(15) (other

specify)

/??^(on<]
mmmmim,m^^

OCT

^
nck>sures

tnc^

^
IV

'i

bo3

..

^^\

177A-21

File

Victim

Male
Male

Male
Male
Male

Male

* If

A..
B.

a.

Amor. Indian

Asian

Black

0.

Hispanic

E..

.White

Male

1 5.

applicable (number):

Feraale

Female
Female
Female
Female
.Female
.

not applicable

A,

under

6.

over

62

D.

Matter type (use best description, check more than one

type.
D brutality
O nonlwutality
Q death of victim
method
D suicide
D known extremist group type
D suspected ext. group type
G. D cross burning
H. D migrant victim
D violence to property type
type
J. D iSS matter

if

handicapped

institutionalized

applicable):

(15)

6.

shooting; beating)

(15)(l.e.. Klan, Nazi.

(15)
/(i.e.

(i.e..

JDL)

arson, shooting)

peonage, enticement, servitude, other slavery)

(26)

explain .

K, CKother

(i.e.,

(15) (i.e., hanging, slashed wrist)

(15)(i.e..Klan. Nazi. JDL)

I.

'

J7C.

.(15)

"Other" please specify:

14, Other descriptive data re victims:

tf

Male
.Male
.Male
.Male
.Male

Other

If

Female
Female
Female
Female
Female
Female

.(16)

"Other** please specify:

13. VICTIMS (number):

9/28/83

Synopsis of Complaint - Date of Initial complaint.

On 9/28/83, Butte Division in receipt of communication from FBI Headquarters dated 9/23/83 in which they enclosed a communication from
William Bradford Reynolds, Assistant Attorney General, Civil Rights
Division, dated 9/15/83 requesting certain investigation as a result
of an article that appeared in the 8/29/83 issue of the "People"
magazine. This article inferred that Victim and his son may have
been intimidated on account of their religion in the exercise of their
housing rights, a possible violation of Title 18, USC, Section 241
and Title 42, USC, Section 3631.

ARMED AND DANGEROUS

1 7.

Indices:

(check one)

Remarks/Adminlitrative

D negative

K positive

(if

positive explain in

body

of report/LHM)

.,
ui=iCtpR. FBI
)K<1

DATE:

V,

BUTTE (177A-21)

3%o.

submission

177A-21

No:

./S,3,U.^,P

RIGHTS UNIT

revision

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inactive.

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closed.

relerred

upon completion)

(^

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sirpplementat submission

AIRTEL''

CRiV.tNAL INVESTIGATIVE DIVISION

ATTENrriON:

CIVIL

;idi

JlO/20/83

o f_ A ry^a n Nation^

Meiribe " s

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DISCRIMINATION IN HOUSING

BT FD-610 to Bureau, 10/4/83.

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A, 12

E.

chaQ|ed. sho^- previous

C.t

E.

CfiA64.PA

AGENCY

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CRA64.E

F.

D CRA6*.PE
D CRA64-PF
D CREL

G.
H.
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MEMBERS OF ARYAN NATION, COEUR D*ALENE, IDAHO;

DISCRIMINATION IN HOUSING

D CRIPA
D DIH
D ECOA

D FRS
D tSS
L. D PRIV.

J.

K.

ACT CRIM.
-

TYPE: (Check one)

City-County

F.

Jail

b Federal Apency
C, D Police Department
D^ G Prison/Penitentiary

D Sheriff's Office

-G/D

B,

E.

UNSUBS

Trtie:

H.
I.

State Police

Hwy

Patrol

D Other
D Not pertinent

Tj Private Securtty

AGENCY NAME:
AGEr
jbmit

it

(20)

STATE:

.XCTION:

UACB;

(check H applicabte)

D
D

A.

B.

LHM
LHM

enclosed
being submitled

C.

E Report enclosed

E.

D.

D Report being submitted

F.

D mvestipation instituted
G investigation continuing
C.XX investigation completed

Further action: A.
B.

Copy

ot

(use 2*char. abbrev.)

"Not pertinen!" checked above):

above submitted

to:

rr/
6

D No lurther action being taken

D FD-376 (enclosure to IHM)

^11^

Boise> Idaho
USA
D Secret Service
C. D BATF

Icheck as many as applicable)

6.

Bureau

tM^^.
^icT a

r'

05)

(other

apecify)

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Victwn

12.

SUBJECTS (numbw): A
B

Amw. Indto
Asian

C
D

Btack
Htspsnk;

E^
F.

White

"Other pleaaepeclfy:Sfi1

If

13. VICTIMS (number):

.Mate

Other

TTnknnvn(15)

Female
Female
Femaie
.Female
.Female
.Female

Amer. Indian

A.

B.

4,

C.

Btack

.Mate

0.

Hispanic

.M^

E.,

iWhttft

F..

Other

.05)

Other descriptive data re victims:

tf

A..

applicable (numt>er):

rwt applicable

.ur>def

Matt^ type (use best

description,

D brutality
O nonbrulaDty
C. D death of victim
A.

16

62

B..
1 5.

.Male

''Other piease apecHy:

tt

Female
Female
Female
Female
Female
Female

check more than one

D..

If

handicappcKf
Instmitionalized

applicable):

type

(15)

(i.e,.

shooting; beating)

8.

<D.

Dauk^kSe

(15) (l.e.. hanging. sIsshedwrtBQ

(15)(i.e..Klan. Nazi.tDU

D known extremist group type

F. D suspected ext group type
G. O cro9S burning
H. G migrant victim
D violence to property type
type
J. O tSS matter
E.

(15)(i.e.. Klan.

(15)

I.

K.O

other

(i.e..

(l.e..

arson, shooting}

peonage, enticement servitude, other slavery)

explain.

*16. 5yr>opsis of Complsint' Date of

*17. Indces: (check one)

initia)

D negative

Nazi.JDD

(25)

complaint.

positive (H positive explain in

body

of

reporVU^)

Remarks/Admlnistrstlve

* u A onHMm

^
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prHHi OffioT tsa>-e>ft-M

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FEDERAL L JREAU OF INVEST. JATION

REPORTING OFFICE

OFFICE OF ORIGIN

BUTTE

DATE

BUTTE

INVESTtGATi VC PERIOD

10/20/83

10/4/83 to 10/6/83

TITLE OF CASE

CHANGEEV

UNSUBSii^
Cl^
Meriib'^s of Aryan

ar d'Alene.

Nation

CHARACTE
,

Idaho;

DISCRIMINATION IN HOUSING

iged"

.^
-.^^-_^-- TitlT^
a^^Unsubs^lemDers ot Aryan Nation,
llllllllimilllllllimilim^

Co.epg::iKAJ.g ,

Idaho;

Discrimination in^^^using, 00: Butte"

REFERENCE

Bureau airtel to Butte, dated 9/23/83.

- C -

ADMINISTRATIVE:
Where appropriate, Privacy Act^^'t^V (3) data was
furnished to persons interviewed. Express promises of confidentiality, both limited and unlimited, have been noted where
granted.

K3NOHE

ACCOMPLISHMENTS CLAIMED
CONVIC. SrvVRs'lON

'"UC-I

ACQUIT- CASE HAS been:

RECOVERIES

FINES

TALS

PENDING OVER ONE YE AR

Y ES
PENDING PROSECUTION
OVER SIX MONTHS
CDyES
SPECIAL AGENT

APPROVED

mi

IN

DO NOT WRITE

CHARGE

COPIES MADE:

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USA, Boise, Idaho

<i.^ Butt^^ (177i^-aiy^

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OCT 281933

IN

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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Copy

0:

Report

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of;

Hice:

Date:

10/20/83

Fitid Offict File ii

BT #177A-21

Title:

Bureau

BUTTE
File #:

UNKNOWN SUBJECTS;
Members of Aryan Nation^
Coeur d'Alene, Idaho?

^7C

DISCRIMINATION IN HOUSING

i-^i^B

--*-asion and synopsized

*'-^" investigated
T"
in this report are

being provided for additional background

information to
aetermine the prosecutive merits of this case.
> P _

DETAILS:

Investigation in this case was instituted upon a

request from the Department of Justice indicating that an
article in "People" magazine set fortt^aliegat- if^no n f
possible discrimination in l^ousin^^||||||||mHHHp||B|| jnvestigation was instituted and is se^fortl^e^^^^

t^

Thi document containi neither rccomnnendattons nor condution* of thr FBI.

are not to be di*tr)buted out tide your agency.
>*-

It it the property of the

FBI nod U

loaned to your agency;

it

nd

U.S.GP0:197-0-75-641

it*

content*

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following investigation was conducted by SA
At Coeur d'Alene^ Idaho
On October 4, 1983/
^
Sheriff's Office^ Records Section^ advisee
the files for any discrimination suits fi ^

Kootenai County
that a review of
in Kootenai

County

JHHUfBHIHP

On October 6, 1983
Records Section,
Coeur d*Alene City Police Department, advised that a review of
her records for any discrimi nation complaints f iled in Coeur
d*Alene revealed

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The following Butte files were reviewed and a synopsis

of information in these files is provided herewith. This
synopsis
xs provided in an ef fort to provide add itional background
infoirAryan Nations Church,
^^^'"^".P''^^,^''^''^
me Butte files are captioned as listed below:

^"t^e

i>%

Butte File 9A-1192, captioned "Church of Jesus Christ

Christian, aka Aryan Nations, Extortion".
^,

Referenced case pertains to individuals receiving

printed
literaj:ure throughout the United States.
This printed literature
"" ^ ^^^ literature directed to" races other than the
TT^-f^
J
White Aryans.
Copies of the literature being circulated by the
Aryan Nations Church at this time were forwarded to
the Bureau

tor dissemination to the Department of Justice.

This hate
literature was shown to Department of Justice, Civil
Division. On February 24, 1981, the Bureau came back Rights
to the Butte
Division and indicated that they had discussed this matter
with the
Department of Justice and it was the opinion of the
Department
of
Justice that this was not a violation of the Federal
Extortion
?^^^'' ''^^ rendered by the Department of Justice
X
on ^^K^*
February '^^i^
18, 1981
They also stated that the circulation of the
hate literature by the Aryan Nations Church did not
or deserve further investigation by the FBI. They constitute
recommended
^^^ additional communications were received pertainino
!r ^^,-^
Nations Church, that they
immediately be discGssed
^?^.h
with Jk^""???
the Attorney General's Office in the State of
:

-.

Idaho.

This file also contains an All Office Memo which

was
disseminated throughout the United States setting forth
the
background of the Aryan Nations Church. Information
in this
*^^^
^'^ October 18, 1980, an article was
published
w^^'-mf
^^o*^,
by The
Spokesman Review", a newspaper published in Spokane
Washington, pertaining to the Church of Jesus Christ
Christian
The article was written by Christopher Bogan and
indicated
that
Richard Girnt Butler, a white male, was born February
23 1918
and.arrived in Hayden Lake, Idaho, in 1973, from
California. Butler is currently the reverend of Lancaster,
the
Jesus Christ Christian. The church is located on 20 Church of
acres
in Hayden Lake, which Butler originally purchased
as the
church site. Currently, the church has an educational
school
set up for the education of children, a print-shop,
and Butler's
residence, all located within the 20 acre parcel.
^
w the
V.
to be

B9an indicated that the Aryan Nations is considered

action arm of the church. Most of the printed material

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BT #177A-21

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being sent throughout the United States advocating the beliefs

of the church, comes out of the Aryan Nations group.
The article
states that the men, while attending services, wear uniforms
which strongly resemble those of Nazi Germany. The men even
stand in a salute during prayer, which resembles that of the
old Nazi regime. The church' >elAeves that they are the chosen
children of Israel, the pure-blooded descendants of a white Aryan
a membership locally of
The church railages
master r^e.
approximately 300 and a mailing list of approximately 8,000.

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Director, FBI
PHRSOJ^.IL ATTFJn-IOW

SAC, Butte

tJNSUBSi

^>.

_MEMBERS.OF^ARYA>; NATION^
.ENE. IDA^ IOi

^>'

'

HOUSING

i
4le

Kurctu tlcals to ASAC Butte dated 4/20/53,

CMCi

UEl
Add

/-?

CriM
Ins p.

uw.

RETURN

TOi

Alrt el to SAC. Butte

R:

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Dtte

Notice of File Closing

CIVIL RIGHTS MATTER

DEC29

TEDET^AL.

1983

GOVEP^.gNT

To

Reynolds
Director
/t//>^Win- Bradfdrd Reyn
.^Assistant Attorney General
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Civil Rights Division

Reference Is made to your

forwarding a memoranduiri from your
field office captioned as

matter

hfeis

ton

ineinoranduni

dated

//MS^S3

r/ji/nS^

the attached closing form.

This

been closed as of the date on the attached form.

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9 1983

Date:

NOTICE TO CLOSE FILE

DecQg-uber 29',
Fi le

1&83

Number:

175-22-7

Tri/.IJ.

YOU ARE ADVISED THAT THE ABOVE FILE HAS BEEN CLOSED AS OF THIS DATE.

Remarks/Special

Information:

Insufficient evidence; victim*

doct;

not wish to pursue.

To:

Files Unit

Division

SIGNATURE:

DIVISION:

Hcvard L. Feinstein

Civil Rights Division

DOJ

FORM OBD-25 12-31-74

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to":

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DATE'

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FROM; SAC,

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No:

2.

File

3.

Status:

4.

Title:

submission

supplemental submission

l22Ar21_ (include alpha)

_C_ (P

pending. P*

pending

RIGHTS UNIT

revision

inactive.

closed,

RUC

referred upon completion)

JJNSUBS ;

M embers of'"^ryan
Coeur d'Alen<
DISCRIMINATION IN
Butte

Wy -h-ion
j

HOUSIlifs''^'

00:

5.

changed, show previous

Trtle

TYPE OF CASE: (check

6.

A.

B.

C.

DCR
D CRA64-E
D CRA64-PA

AGENCY TYPE:

7.

A.
B.

fr^^

E.

D
D

City-County

Title:

D CRA64-PE
D CRA64-PF

D.
E.

G.
H.

CREL

F.

I.

D CRIPA
D DIH
D ECOA

Jail

F.

G/D
H.

D
C Private Security

9.

DISS

FRS

I.

Sheriff's Office

State Police

Hwy

Patrol

D Other
D Not pertinent
.

if

K.

(check one)

Federal Agency

(omit

J.

L DPRIV. ACT-CRIM.

AGENCY NAME:,

8.

(20) STATE:

.(use 2-char. abbrev.)

"Not pertinent" checked above):

ACTION:

UACB;

D LHM enctosed
C. D Report enctosed
D LHM being submitted D. D Report being submitted
P^^ instructions of SS
c!?"^^*2^"'-^^^*^
Further action: A- G investigation instituted
B. D investigation continuing
C. K investigation completed

(check

if

appticabte)

A.

D No further action being taken

G FD-376 (enclosure to LHM)

B.

C&f

one)

C. CD Police Department
b.
Prison/Penitentiary

Bureau Airtel to Butte dated 4/26/84.

Re:

.n
10.

AIRTEL

ATTENmON: CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIVE DIVISION

BUTTBCTfC)

CIVIL

^L.-^^

5/22/84

Copy

of

above submitted

(check as many as applicable)

to:

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B.

C.

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SUBJECTS

12.

(number):

A.

E.

Amer. Indian
.Asian
.Black
.Hispanic
.White

F..

.Other

B.

C.
D.

If

.Male
.Male
.Male
.Male
.Male

-Other" please specify:

13. VJCTIMS (number):

.05)

A..

Amer. Indian

B..

C
"Other please

.Hlspanto

.White

specify: _

appficable (number):

(16)

A.

8.
1

5.

not appficable

.under 16
. over 62

htfidicapped

a.

Matter type (use best description, check more

than one

C.

D brutality
D nonbrutaftty
D death of vtotim

D.

DsuteWe

A.
B.

.Female
.Female

.Other

14. Other descriptive data re victims:

If

.Female
.Female

.Male
.Male
.Male
.Male

Black

0..
E.F..
If

nr I77fl-?i

If

institutionalized

applicable)

type.
.

method.

D known extremist group type

F. D suspected ext. gfoup type
Q. D cross burning
H. D migrant vk^tim
D vtolence to property type
J. D ISS nwtter
type
E.

(16)

(l.e..

shooting; beating)

(16)

(l.e..

hanging, slashed wrist)

(16)

(I.e..

Man.
Wan.

(16)

(i.e..

arson, shooting)

(16)(l.e..

Nazi. JDL)

Nazi.

JOL)

I.

K.D

other

17. Indies: (check one)

. (I.e..

explain.

D negative

positive

(if

positive explain in

body

peonage, enticement, servitude, other slavery)

of

(26)

reporVLHM)

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