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to

ft,>---nig

FBI searched the Mount Hood

manager
a motel shoot-out The mote!
behevl

to

SS^Y
wUite
S?^*^ Wn^r of an Idaho refused
say
Su^ SJAi^SThTatioi. Wfidals
S^'^ri&^tooklngjor themudentified gunman.

a^'ATteam buUet fired at the man,supreme:^

to

trty

O^ Ham (Nw York)

T^ New Ycrfe Tfen _
Th Lot Angelet Tmes

The

Christian

S^^ Monitor
rJ^-

4':
^

i^

Rev. 4*26-d3)

Crtautvv.

SmpectFSJ. Hunted
Believed Dead in Siege
COUPEVnUB, Wih.. Dtc. f (AP)
-. A boSy bdlrved to be ttiat ctf a
Haxi wtnad for fatoi aauwtoT

1^

ti a teland tov

COT.

itii

^^

about

,_-

P^. Satui^

el tbe bwje fir.

AIis Wbitaker, the bor*att'B spedaJ

ce

e,gignt-iiH*arse lor Wmshioftoo ah^

E3id bs bdievd tbs cady occupant cs
tfce

toe iw Ro6t T. totbewi,

31.

.^ Me^altse P21b. Ibe burwu dd his

Mcmity could ODly be coafinad by an
mJEtcw> wbldi wfll !^ cc3ttductd by tl^

i^&Rmty H^cal Eaaxalaar't cTMr. i:u4tlMrwy h^ bs^ us^ao^ sific

'

I
1

wb be atctpad froeyjto^^
ta-emi ft|:t BUTToundlcs i POfuAOO,

^w.

AnLur H^^^, s Federal

tHji^^^

la

0^

^;^a

ag^:2Xt, '^^BS

la tb&t

tsddeat

Se ^raa among a^^U wbo bad gMw to

mocd to arr^ct &r. ftSatbtm

agtoti
WM tccutad of iootiai at toea
the burw

Oct lUi Mobkmmjux tot

^lid tt wouW conduct as tecpdry
Joto

teto

L^ Math?w, also ^ Matalte

aaid his brocbsr bad bMO ts^

wWte
sKfelv^ to the Naticoal AlHaact, a
m^^mtSiCM gnrap, and ctk^r Rich cr-

FalU

0:^aisat?isag.

The Washsngton Post

The WesNogton Tvnes
Dally News (New York)
The New York Times
The Wtf

Street Jourr^

The Chteego

Tfft)tjp>e

The Los AngeJes Times

The

Christian Science Monitor

USA Today

^^

^sj

(flifV^4-2ft;C3)

WMte Supremacists Unked to Scheme io

By Lturt Parker

SEATTLE. Dec. 11The masve FBI manhunt kst weekend that

ended a fiery sun battle on a
wooded, rural island north of here
has anveiled what federal prosecotors can a scheme by a group of
white aapremadsts to overthrow
tte goMeunnMsnt.

Idiert Mathews, who died in the

l^-hour skge. and fcmr others ar*
rested at the scene had been associated with a wfaite-supremadst
grcmp k) the Idaho panhandk Icnown
as the "Aryan Natms' and had
plans to chminate "Jewish mflueoce* and other miDority groups

Take Over

The Slowdown began eariy Friday morning when more than 60

FBI agents swept through the pts*
VFhidbey Island,
tures and woods

Seata 50-mx)e-ioDg body north

tle, and surrounded three cabins on
a bhzfToverlooidng Puget Sound

The agents closed shipping lanes

near the island until late Friday evening mi halted air trafBc as the
es^tf^htmt progressed. FBI agents
r^sgotiated with tM; ^Hvists md etc&tr^^ id
n^t^ f:^ Friday

harboring a fugitive.
But Mathews. 31,

e^b^ and
one c^ the bouses,
refused to come out FBI agents,
i^ome wearing camouflage, their
heavily

armed

in

from Amencan society, according

to documents filed in federal court

blackened, waited in the

woods through the damp, cold ni^t
while negotiations continued.
Saturday afternoon, the FBI fired

Qsre.

tsarps

Ths Federal
gatioo

began

Eiireau of Investiinvestigating

the

group several months ago in coonectioQ with a series of crimes

tkmght to be the work of s group of
white jmpremadsts* An unkkntifisd
fflformer who kifihrated the group
provided the FBI with informatioa
linking

it

to three

armed robberies

and northern Cahfonua

that totted tnore than $3 milboa.

ID Seattle

faces

into tl^ kmse md kter attempted to enter it to tztosi Uzgunthews. Agents were met
fire and retreated. As tfes second
day cf the siege pve ^.n y ta <?^j^^ss. tlii^ FBI fired flares bto the
bmkiing
bouse to iDuminate it.
caught fire and quickly burned to
the ground with Kfathews inskie as
cxpkding ammunition kept the

t^

V^

agenuatbay.

bdly burned body taken from

G<^

the adies wis tenUtivdy kientified

from dental records as Mathews.

Kandolpb George Duey: Robert

E. liierki; lus wife. Sharon K.
Merid, and a man kientified as 'John
Doe' but abb known as Bartlett
Duane Udell and Ian Roy Steward
were charged in U,S. District Court
in Seattle with harboring Mathews.
Three members of the groiq> are
stiD at large.

firing the arrest of the four sctrmts, FBI agents wshed a briefcase bearing Dney's name that contaijQHed a document dated Nov. 23.
entitled IXedaratkio of War,** said
Assistant U.S, Aturoey Gene Wilson.

The document declares "war" on

various elements of society and was
signed by Mathews, Dyey and Robert Merid in the name <rf the "Aryan
Resistance Movement," according
to

comt

f^pers.

infomver sakl Mathews invited him to join the group and told

The

him

abcKat his plans.

The

group's bible, according to

the kvformer, was Turner's Diarfes" by William Pierce, which was
published by the Natk>nal Alliance,
an East Coast right-wing associatk)n.

The book

contains fictional

"di-

TT* Washington Post

Jb3_

Tbs Wes^Bnoton T^nss

S^^ Ndws {Ha^ Yor1(}

Ths ^tew Yorfc Tffnss
Ths Wtf Strs^ Jourrakl
The Chiceoo TrU^f^ ^
lbs Los Angoi^s Tunss
Tbs

Christian Scisncs Monftor

USAToday

l^sto

Pi&OS

f^'M'B
.FWOOj

m
..j::^ms^

tries*

written

fcy

min nncd

Turner, who details a ^jpoeed

takeover of die Umted States by
while supremadsts*

The diaries describe a jroop

caOed Tbe Order that oodertakes
Ms revohitkx) by funding iudf
through robberies. couoterfeitiAg
Md other crimes. Tbe oest ttep,
according to tbe book, is to laundi
terrorist atucks. iaciuding bossb*
ngs and assassinations, against

public offidais. public offices, energy facilities, communicatioos vy*-

tens, iffiwsj^psr cffice^ s^mJ televkaon and radio stutkms.

Offer's enThe book 6sts
emies as Jews, blacks, ctber minor-

T^

cooservstives

it^,

unwiSiing

to

take drastic steps and bberais, said

FBI special agent Norman StejAenson.

revolution in the book begins

1991 and ends successfully after

The

eight

years with the murder

<rf

peopte. tbz destnjctkm <^ tbe

^'liberal Jewish press," the btmibing

msny

FBI headquarters, the <Mteratkm of Israel with nudcar weapons

of

tM

the

dz^th

of

the

Sctiooal

Turner m a gmddal nuclear sltack

on the PeniagcQ, Sic;Aen&Da said.
(United Press IntenuitioGal reported that the Aryan Natwns
Church of Hayden Lake, Idaho.
thai
filed a four-page, typed letter

a danned to have received SaturThe grmip aaid it ctmtaioed

^,

Mathews' apparent dcscr^)tk

his years of

r^thorities

ccnf&U

and

vof^sred

erf

with federal
to "j^^tss tbe

UMrtlC tSS BftC*T<W

wbm ^kite supreaftcist Robert Matksws died.

searchet rabble of kinase

FBI and tet them know what it is

Kke to becocne tbe bunted."
(Tbe tetter md Mathews worried

has

3-year-<Al

'"miaM be a stranger
a

fetexWiaired.

too,

Chnt.

his

own

tlue-eyed

Aryan in a country populated mainly

by Mexicans, mulattoes. bUcks and
Astans."

(Mathews, after teaving Aryan

Nations, formed the White An>er
kan Bastion." U?I reported.

9^.6^1)

'o

Vy

Mwapapar. cly antf M.)

fyiyj-* CiDpino *n

9pc Btow)

MnUI

coo wveral mooths

furm kao prosram

un miew

of

the

.^^^ipl^^SRss'A

EdMon:

1^ 15^
is invcstisiting

_^

Bl probes right-wing
BU

11-14-84

D8S:

Ik

PG. Ii6 ROCHESTER post; BDLtETll

ROCHESTER, WI i:_^:Z^::.-^^i,:g,^M.,-

befcnre

T.

P OSSE COMITATU S

his office

iBvetlUon.

FBI

^
lOOA-18002
MINNNEAPOLIS

Ctoftificcfion:

6ubmttSinoOffic:

'
,

MM

Indtxino:

itkn

5m^

office wfco

^"JS^rtato

B dtttetiBg

since ear-

Tlw groop was also

HtlSr
tte FBI Inmtifatioo ceotm oo g^iVe intowa sntil an investlMetber tlje loMpfttTO tewW
t^g lo^,
iBetigtioiL

ear.

^^

frasd or wire fraod, Yarbor- ^g^'gaBJad tte sUte's chapter to

jSfebMd
by
YartMco^ raid fisa iav^agiiof the major tools oaed
of funds.
tenners has been
a kas favl?d isitarriews trttt
nfTe know the funding is real,
Han
ire than 190 peopk toiaj
that the organlzaUon
and if tbey will allow us to do our
at
loans
obtain
period
mth
telp farmers
.
^, ^^,
tarotigating ^l^ow^arket interest rates. job we will be able to prove it"
Ifce FBI itin ia
Tbe rosnager said ber firm rej^^P^ gave fanneni loan appbcaiSy. many testis, in
ceatly found European lenders who
by
said.
jT^warded to the lenders. will finance loans requested
jh the case. YarUooh
ill

^tM.

qm
"^*i^

^)^ ^ ^^t

^d

wio

iw

VBI abo

J^j
_,,.^.

atiU la inrestigat-

Igram. Yarboroash

"aid.

|^

reoeatedly refused to

SniM&osa-

In a ^sas

mtw^

NAPA

Bombers.

*Tbs^e people are either private

investm^t tnxsU or po^blv Euro^&n ctHamerical banks" dbe mid.

The l^^ns
,

that potat Aortly

NAPA

ad

_.

pres^f^aat.

the

m&.

from
inooey was ^siBg

lenfl-

rates

.manager

will

below

carry interest
pm^ent, tbe

8^

^d.

^e nd^J

that all

NAPA n^m-

even
bsrs wbo applied for loans
adanl. witom,
^^^^
toK>en to Ibooe rejected by American lendEUiott said, '^t
ers because of inadequate collater^***^
mate people. They are clean. al-will qualify for loans.
One liypotbesis bting investigat* There's oo nod, no damned pboni*
They (the European koders^^
bj tbe FBI is that NAPA ^ess to tbdr opentkma.'*
of the
not as strict on
are
finance
a
xked as a broker for
.
^
^otaoav
^
credit criteria ^ we are ever
A
Mimde, Isd, that is
mpanj
said.
here,"
tov^jtifflted iartm in Fort Upica, OdIo.
eoftbe firms
the
oq
craimect
who applied tot NAPA
not
would
Farmers
Eliott
iSl
t
investigation.
loans ^ere aest loan papers two
B^dss NAPA, fea
weeks n^, tte manager said,
KAPA
itkm Jteo ^vdcs six finaBce
Im firm will forward those papers
tM Post-BoUctio ^^w
mpanks, at l^M sssne o? i^bkh
to the European ks^lers. Tbe n^sisbeiR
ccssp^-sni^
Mimde
^ all^^edly iirrmgiA| t^ NAPA
know how

Kmt

w^

^^^r^^fV^^t S
s^

iwi

rnvS^ofe

Fm im^^ ^^

_^
Im tocra^ ^^ai^

(tee

a^^ <^

tfes

FBI

^^

by
ve^i^ted
^
-,
,

iavestisa- , processing

tfe^

FBI li^ fe^a ager sMd

Un

{p

siie

tiMn't

were ^Jt
NAPA feanappUca- many NAPA membersher
Erm k
''"*"*

cm wb^fc^ NAPA md tlons.

companies are all ^ter*
e
f^ ^^g^ct manager ks' tbe firm
iated, he cntiBrroed
s^id she is aware of tha J1BI invet*
her company hu
At feast three o( tbe firms are tigaUQD bat that
wrong,
nothing
cated ta ISnnde. lad. Tl^ thrw done
^t do not charge any np-fr^t
[ande firms are **associated"
to tbe^ type^ of loans,*" t^
ith ooe am^tte*, ^^cording to a
^port bmn tbe Better Basii^^ eiJUMiger sail *lVy ^^onld have to
prove that ^?e hav^ absolutely no
areas In Mus^i^
Dave Ryan, assistant UJS. attor- aonrtes of funds, i^ich cannot be
aoorces
sy in lB(aanapoIis,^aid it coold be proved bacaose tre do have
50 omti^a:^

'

mi

^1 @^

^ Yarfe^t^# a^miSra^i

ban ^pers.

&e

said

attmpting to have all tte W^m

finally by Christmas.
Tbe manager said ber Ann is
{incorporated in a foreim contry,
Ibut &cUned to name tne country.
A report from tim Munde Better
Business Bureau, mooting tbe es^utlve director of the firm, said the
company locates business financiM for small butincases and offers
^nandal brokerage, mall order.

A^

21

u^

"^'^o^Ci

#
A >ffl*er of eojom^ "J
baokm cootocted by ^S^:fTA

g^

te_p.y . 1500 fee to

one of the Munde finDce coroptleOn raised serious doubts oo^SoJc to be covidered for a tou.
ihe NAPA toiu pcogrtm.
^, Ifbe three Munde compwto re
Wil-j 'aaodatoT with one aaotber, aoDr.
said
team."
total
s
a
If
at
ecooomist
re^ooal
bur UakL a
^^^^^ to a rqjart from the MunBowtbe Uoivetsity of MinDesoU.
^ie Better Busloesi Bureau.
feasoo|eyer
no
office
baw
tfae
Investors would
toll^jsteto tbt NAPA to!'firroatsctedbytto^Pt3t-BuUeUn
woSambecause they can earolieniedthather flnnhastia tothe

^BxumMr^

m^-^^^

moo- Uier two coa^^aajes.

hi|*er interest rates on
""*" '^'*
tmo.
Mu^ii
markets,
ey
A paysneat of iyi^i to tbe
o coopiuiy was also
con
"It sounds like another
descnbed

nme," said Les Peterson, presi dosmgfees. wbidj were

tkm^
t^^V^.^

aentrftbeFaPiDeraSUteBaniiin

including a o^^JSS5

former ^^^^tA, attorney cort. and filing

bank- f^g^
agricultural
>i>trmM> of the
the ASeilcan
of
ddIUoo. people who obUined
committee
tai
'-^
'** p-- JVi
Assodatioii.
losns were rtquired to pav
Xrtooot, Minn. Peterson

is

Buiken
Suiken

Petersot said

of his eus- ctat Ipterest when the loan

tome

SSjiSS^tl^
the

loMi typicUy,2^1SSi
douai*.

lees'*

ol several thousand

P*

'^

^*.

"

d^e.^^

NAPA do^ment^-

tlj Kan
SJa the righuowjert
keep any deposit

"'^J^J^'Jwl

*.!. i

.n toSd

MWding

to

SifaS'^DtedSnT
"X^.2?
mt that or paw
..r^lTNAPA

organixatioo

SS^rd want

to

r^

ft

^wu

^
^*^

t&

tfee

document.

source

^d

the right to file

SjIiSt the borrower

SZ5.00U, Wiw Hw "^

for

could prove he
-r

unless be
2te>ebivenn found a single one bSVower
source achad not disclosed the
document.
that is."
NAPA
cmd- wrding to the
Suteroente by the finance
for
Elliott .has said

-Anybody thatteUs

K ing

to

vhisUing up

loa. Borrowers
>tic irithu>
rtting
be
|^.
and when their

J^^'SlSJrJji

J* jLj?^MiS
^^^^'f^r^"

a. dead teee.

^^mon^

for

^^^

^fi^ere l^t 8nsbodyttt ^-l^3/i^"available. fee said.

in fa*^*i2rf
of
NorJ^eTbave been no reports
Morsman. prudent rf J*^
receiving

^Ed

C*^
Srtre8sed

r^JUners

actually

^^^Jr5lt<Sf2;'SS"u.

J^

NAPaW-

bonrowen are

peoupon by anscrupulous

^-When

any

grow of bonora te

Brfer pressure, be

it

fonowa

Syonrelee. there aremany

Bun

said.

"We have essn ^ts

cMe deals like.this dting 1 and we
money
K^ Middle Eastern
m connecfraod
of
lot
a
Sveseen
tion with these deals.

TreanenUy. we have fo^

boiTOwSrrhive bMo atockjj^
gettmg
the finder's fee and
that

SJing

milling in retom.*'

22-

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tmALt).
Crh.lv.

APUeserpfaxo

FBI spokesman Alien Whitaker ftettj and iBiand

Ccumy, Wash., Sheriff Dick Medir^ talk with report-

ers Saturday after the house that rruirder suspect

Robert J. Mather.^ r/as in caught fire r.rvj burned.

fr

HCkB
GOUPEVILLE. Wwh.Tfae bod>
flf a man believed to be a neo-Nazi
WOfxgA to the wounding oi an EI
Ment was found Sunday in the
marred ntkikt of an islax^ hmx^,
^dch was ignited by poike Oares
<iuring a SS-Eour Btanooff, autbaritiessaM.
Allen Whitaker, FBI special
ngent-ia-charge for Washington
^bte. sa^ fes l^alieved Vbt mily

^omant

<^ the \^^i^,

bumsd

to its

ftamoatitKi, was Rdt^rt T, r^Mhs^sTS.

l. ti BMaline Fdk. ^iM ti^ FBI

^ud

tl^

klef^y

as^ be ^^^Ins^

ne

FBI sealed off the Whki>ey

Island home Saturdi^ akbt aflo'
Mathews was presumed affled to
the exptosioo and Ore, wUeb broke
aat waei a 5WAT ta^zn dropped

Hhiminfitjon flares

from

a*

V />^ Y"^ J

hdkt^

tl^

ilATIlWS, HOLED p fa the

home, refused to come mxt
wtBcn the fire ^artaJ and coe^inu^

tense,

THE FIERY

death eaded an

fi

motel to Portland,

C^.

The

^m^

ea^ FBI spokesman

k^

Jos^

Smith.

"^^j^m had been Ih^^ to ^om^ranac^ ^rtmps m

Ival, ^^hlta

Washington. D.C., and Idj&o.

Ihree peioi^ were arrested to
ether reskSenoes on Whidbey Island
Friday oo charges of narboring

Mathews. Tbey were

klentifted

by

Tha Waahington Post .

Tha Washington Ttfnw

tD^ News

(N^mv

Tha New

Ycf*;

Tha Waa

S?rt>st

Y<^)

Tn^os

,teyn^

The Chicaoo Tribune

^ ^SC,

The

The Los Angatas Tvnas

Christian Science Monitor

USAToday

Date

in-

two-week manhunt for

Matl^ws, who was wanted to the
Hov. 1t^ shootina of an FBI agent in

may have

ifnitcd tfes blaxe.

flares cau&ad the fu^, tmt
Sring at
tS^ tedividual inside
the a^a!stfi ai^ m> th^y could tssi get
ctoe
lo g.^ tha file c^,"
tkxx

P^

Merki and Sharon K. Merki.

ert .

^ring at ag^tts. Itie bouse then

@rimted in a Imge fireball. The FBI
^lia Mstlms^* euj^ly of ammuni-

FBI as Kandolph G. Duey. Rob-

ter.

rnital

f^ f\ C^'

17- /O"^^
4.+^-^

rSQi

lT>OJ

ai

9'mi^*t

end the

"^J^^^^Lnz^

measure.

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9.

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r^Ufkmm Mm.

THE USA
Orf USA Too^Y^ HimoHU lewt Mrrwowt

WASHMGTON
SEATTLl

~ Ke^MonFs

DdMe

MafiSrws ^ys the FBI

rejected ber c^fer to talk ^cb-

^viog up is a
Whklbey Island ^e^ A toty
tsdkved to be Mather ^^
iouzKl tn the charred nibt^ of
a bou^ after FBI agents' ^rcs
ert Mathes?s into

^xidentally

sd

It

aire.

Th Wfcshsn^OT^ Post _
The WfesJ^ngtoo Tnes

MIy News (^d^

Yoric)

Tbe Nw York Tvrws

The Win

Street

Jouma}

Th CNcaQo Tribune

The toe Angetes Txnes

The

\t

Christsfirt

Scter>ce Monitor

USATo<tey

.MA

Oete

tl'll'Bf

w. 4-26-83)

Crkb.

j^^^v^m?^
-M.
It.

U4.
lt.OB.4

7hB World
^^ New York
mamtr

sided

foSsral

tiial

S,ubUcan

Amy.

in

of the Irish
convicted to b^

feiush

murdering a
feotneland
be extradited becannot
aoldier.
poUUcal acu
Siue his crime tru a
DiatriclJudge
UJS.
by
dedakffl
Jhe
SpriEW means that Jossoh
John

Ktrick Thomas Doberty,

^i^-

Mced from an Ulster prison in 1381

STremain in the United States at
^ut fcr the time being, ^nsao
the
rpheld Doherty'a asjortion that
some
frnot

rejr6*ents a politick &ci ^J^a

^ered by the US.-EritJSh

^atradition treaty.

Tl>t Wsshmgfton Post

The Wathington T^ws

Dcily ffew^ (Nw Ywk)
The

W^ Ssroot JoixneM

Tht Chicsgo Tribune

The toe Anoaes Tmie W^JJcL-

The

ChrisSien Science Monitor

USATodey

-^

It

FeuDOJ

^1*

(Rev. 4-26-63)

Idaho fl-lsn fkhJ After Shaot'Oat With FBI Agents

GiiE That Killed Radio Host

FoiiEd in Neo-Naz!'sHome
From Times W^rr Servi(fs

Anti*SemlHrGrdop

which ended

last

weekend

in

'^^

group's leader is Richard ^^^y hoot-oul at an island

used tu kill Jc\vL';}jrna*c talk-show BuUer. a 66-year-old engineer. hi<le-oul outside SeatUe, otfidals
host Alan BiTg here last June was The group is known for its anU-Se- ^^' Mathews held federal agents
t bay for more than 30 hours
found in an /.'fij r;*ii on ihe Idaho I'^^^^^^^^racJst rhetoric,
Yarbrough is believed to have *>rfo police flares started a fire in
home of a neu- Knzi who remained
body presumed to be
in fedcr:il cisto(!y Saturday, police served as Butler's bodyguard and ^^ house.
worked in the organization's print Mathews was found in the house
said.
Borg, 50, who cal<e<! hfmf^elf "the ^^^P- ^'^ name appeared on a flyer fterward, authorities s^d.
Mathews and Yarbrough also are
guyyculovelo?iate;*hadrcreivcd suggesting that it was 'nime for
threats durir.i; his fsttnt on rad)o ^^" ^^^ the enemies of the w^pectedofa series of armored car
staUon KUA^ He oftm denounced Aryan Nations blacks and Jews, robberies, iiKiluding one in Ukiah,
according to the Anti-Defamation ^^^^^ ^^^ netted $3,6 million.
right-x\ingrr-jp.>c'nthpair.
They were charged with a SeatUe
Eallicticf toM.^ con^med that League of B'nai B'rith.
Yarbrough told the Seattle "Tno^^ car robbery last April that
the.45-c:iii1vTlng:;msi^l)machine,
gun found in rr Ucl IS ra>d on the Times last year that the group was netted $500,000.
Mathews was the founder of m
homeofGnrvLr-Ya^hrouf'h. near "looking for a separaUon of the
Sandoiihi, Id,., v/a5 U5^d to kill races-most likely it will come by fi^roup called the White American
Bastion/authorilies said, describing
Berg." Dnvcr v.-^ic- Chief of De- force."
"^ ^^ prepared to do battle," H as a neo-Nazi group dedicated to
tectjves Don T.:u!rix icnid Friday,
The FB! had ol.tained a search Yarbrough was quoted as saying fomenting a white supremacist
warrant in an investigation of an '"^^ ^rd will guide my bullet* "revolution" in the United Sutes,

DENVER-Thesubw-hinogun

assault

on federal

deflect the
fired at me."

officers.

bullets that nri

ScsrcctEsmpcJ

Butler said Yarbrough has not

YjirbiTi'gh. a fonrer member of ^>^n a member of the organization
the v'hiic Fuprcn*.acst Aryan Ka- ,for some time. He refused to comlions, fired ojt FlU agents before o^^nt further.

the search and escaped, police said

Mulnix said authorities inve<iThe seurch also gating Berg's death had fociised on
uncovered Anan Nation uniforms far-right-wing groups like Aryan
and at:^ult rifles, prenadps. gun Nations because of Berg and "his
in a Ftatenioiit.

silencers, c)T''>'ivc5

and

and what he had to ^y

about them." On his shows, B^rg
Yarbr.^ugh -am? anenrd after a often derided and challenged esNov. 24 shoji-om with FBI agents tremist groups. Berg was shot to
at a Portland. Ore, mctcK and was death in the driveway of his town
returnf*d to Bo>*e. Tdn., where he is house last June 18.
l>cing held without bail on charges
A month after Yarbrough fled his
including 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 njotel near Pertto file charges in Berg's death. "Mr. land During a shootout there,
Yarbrough isn't going anywhere," officials said, Yarbrough was <^tured and Mathews escaped
be added.
At one lime, the 29-year-old
A manhunt for Mathews ensued,
bla?:tin^ personality

.caps.p:.Jicc.<uid.

Yarbrough reportedly was "captain

Thd Wahir>gton Poet _

Tba WashinQton T^mtt

News (New

Daily

Aryan Nations, a
neo-Nazi groi^. based in Hayden
L^e,Ida.
of security" for

TTva

New

The

Wafl Street

York)

York TbT^M _

Ths Chicaoo

Jourr^

Trttxjne

The Cos Angeles Times

The

tISAToday

Dsstd

\z.

/,/
.IJj?

r^ /

f?

Christian Sci>c Monttof

tn'V^wf'p^

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Around
VfiQ^^ia^E^

..I

the

World
British M.P/S Criticize

Ruling on Extradition
LONDON. Dec. 14 IbereteaJ
FadenU jodge
<tite

a member

Republican

of a
to extra*
cf tbe PrcyvistoDa] Irisb

in

Manbatua

An&y

ooovkted of the

murder of a Britisfa soldier was greeted

with fury here by ^veral Caoaervative

Members

of Parfiameot.
'This jtidge has ifvea the w&al of ap.
prova] to murder, maimiq ^xxi terrorism."
Jill Kxnghi, a Cocservative
M.P. for Edgtorton, a district of Birmmgham "He should uoderstaad tbat
he has also gjvwi the green light to ternarists all over tb& world, who vill
know that so
as they use the exoise that their acts are political, the
law will protect them."
Joseph Patrick TTsomas Doherty,

^d
.

k^

who

faces life in prison if extradited to

Britain, had corrtsnded that he could
ot be retunt^ here xm:^ th3 British-

American

cxtrr>diticfi treaty because it

an article pnilubiting extradias oWense can l>e cciaidered

<^nnrains

tioo if
**ooe of a poiitie^ character."
Jt^e J<to E. Spriizo of Feder^
District Court said the facts in Mr. Doberty's case "pre^ot the assertion of
the political offense exception in its
most classic form."
Meanwhile, a British aoldier was
laikd for Hfe today Idr the munier of
the rood manager of the pop group Banararama in Belfast. Pvt. Ian Thain
was the firet K>ldser to be found guilty

ol murder oo duty to Northenj Irtiand

He was 18 years oM at the time be ^hot
Ttamas RciUy, S, duriag disturbance
in

Augist IdSZ

TT^ Wsahington Post

The Washington Times
H9Wi (Now YorH)

m^

Ths New
Th3

Yortc

Tines

S.

W^ Sn?t Joorral

The Chscago

Triixjne

The Lot Angetes Times

The

Christian Science Monitor

USATodey

V3>

,,

.fVUOOJ

fi-

(Rev. 4'^e-e3)

fegal

vitb Ua frje< Robert T. Matbewa.

Pbfice mj iiatbewa aho was a

atenber of Aryan Katiooa.

Tarhroqgh nboeqoeBtly was ar*
rated and is ia caatody. Matbewi
kBed hat weefaeod in a ate^Bt St an iriaod hUnfway aetr Seat-

wm

Gun in Killing

He,
,

f^l^

TarbroQgfa

Mathtvc^

lep^

'I ae
ujHuwiei aaoeiai aaanit
wUcfa readera caa reach firaos aoy*
also baa a lot ofltaoe T^ai-

^y^ |

Aryan Matioos
cSoed to comment yesterday aa ti^
B| atat. A tfoloBmBm at tte
aaid

YarbroG^

aot

.a

Uk.

carrot

i^Zi^

were ^hxvea, FBI ageeti aecrdi^

D^sver

m^i^m

te^

gassA

bfis

^TJLBid

Oloe of tbe gODS

ibdottries

DENVER. Dec 14Tbe gun

vied for tbe gmgiand-ctyle tbyng
s outspoken ta&HAow hoct bere
htf been recovered iD tbe bene of a

fif

*'

was as Ri^3.

45<aBKr

aotomatic

the tfpe of weapon that

Berg. Bofleta fired from tbe
guD were rftipped bere fcr baSistica

pwtol

kmM

Tbe preoae '^Kgaattire* left

b7 tbe gun oo tboae test bnOeta ex*
rifht-viiig extremist wbo k oooMcted to t neo-Nazi white tuprem* actly ffwtrbfd marfca oo tbe hiBftt
ant groop, Denver potioe Mid to- fomd aroond Borg'a body.
tfating.

before tbia fell

Ibere bad been bo evfcSence of vi*
Ballistics tesU confinncd that a
Ibcfa 10 mtfomatic fiitol |B[ olest activity bf Aryan Natfons*
stents faund in tiie extremists Skembera.
^ryan Natjoca, ^dth bss^jtmrS^sm^^oinU I$bbo, honse was t&e gun
I^Dfioe aakl that

.thi^t
'

IdUed

mitspo^en

rsdb

ao* t^TS

ma

tightly

aorthweat

^cor^

fortre^

in

M&

been knofm)
buDets 00 a dty street bere last for spreading an ancient message <d
radal and rdigious i^SM with ^^dr
The gun was found after a fire- em, bsgtHechnoiogy gadgetry.
Tbe group maintains two oksb*
between FBI agents and Gary
of whkh
Lee YartH-ough. 29, at Yarbroai^^s poter boQetki boards,
bome in Sandpomt. Officials said is caOed an 'Aryan Natkxa Liberty
Yartxttugh had been a member of a Net," ashd which anyone can r@d
i^te crganiatioo called "Aryan Na- denunciatioos of Jews, htsrks, com*
&smi^s and the
govenmtmt,
Aryan NatitEas cdh ttt
t'Ster tbs Eh^3oeot with a^sMs at ^E^fekh
bis home Oct. 18 Yari^rough &d *^CK!r for 'Zkin^ Oco^s^tk^tid

mimccT Alan Berg

with a torrent

fciaho*

^t

^^

y^

GovenunenL
Under tbe beading ^Cnow Y<mr
tk! balfetin fctrcks

M.

sddre^aes of bc&l e&ises

the
Anti-Defamatioo League of B'lai
B'rith and of the Commtmist Party

U.SA
Tbe board bas

officers

kg denunda*

C&i

IKvinoo

i^a^terday

t^M^WMMft am.

&^

bad fccuatd oa bright*

wmg

eiUeuitsta frxan tbe start of

the jpvfsrigation of Berg's aaorder.
That was becaaae of Mr. Berg
and bia peraonality, becaoae of tbe
tfaittga be bad to say about right*

wing extremtsta, which saigfat have

aiade hnn a target** Muhux aaid.
Berg, who feneraOy was Hwral
OB pobcy issues bad a flamboyant,
provocative sttoaer on tbe an- that
made him this csty'a beat4cDown
and wotl rmtrrrvf laul radio per*
,

ooabty.

Berg was Jewish,

1979, a Ku
Khix Klao member burst kto his
i^udk) to crttictae his comsassxtMsj,
Berg said tbe Klan member thn^t-

ened him at gunpomL

After Berg was gunned down

tete

at aii^t outside his townbo^ise

here, Denver pobce Questioe^
200 people
search of leads.
Tbe poboe cautioned that ao eoe

umt

bad been charged with tbe Berg

They aaid they bad no
evidence connecting Ysrhrough c^
shooting.

Mathews

to tht

Berg weafsm

et tfee

time of the killing.

But tbe Denver police have sent
far??estigatcK^ to <|t^tk^ Yarbrciafh
m^ other Aryan Natkms Bombers
about the case.
Aryan Nations is the political snn
of a white-stq>remacist, anti-Semitic
organization caQed

Morris DscSk a prominent

Democratic Party hsdor m Abbams, because Dee% bas provided
tioQ of

^ice

Muhtx aa^

The

Cburch

Jenis Christ Christian.*

Tbe group activdy proselytises,
Gsing tbe motto, 'Xhe oatioa,

m^

creed, one race.*

Trw Wsshington Pmrt

,A*A'

Th8 Washington rfi

Cy News

(N^

'

Yori^)

ThsNswYortiTtfrm
Tht WsR

Strt ikwmal

Th Los Annies Tfsmt

T>

ChrisSisn

Scienca Monitof

USA Today

O^s

[uKJu a'(m-'vA'

PtQO

^-^ *

^^ *

%S9

.nvooj

%
,

^y^^i

NATIONAL AFFAIRS
There tre no sheets or bur&mi orosaes: --r-yrTBf?y? ?a3aar.*jL4<i
hatred has gone high tccfa. Fbr IS, aaafooe
vith a compuUr on {dug into die Aryan
Naticm Liberty Net, an ckctrooic *1mlletin board"* offering the latest in seo-Nas
thought, thanks to the Ko lUia KhiL
For example, To^der the heading Km^W
YOUR ENEMY there are Hsu of Commtmist
Party c^Bces, as wdl as
Occupjational Government*^ infonnerv**
And there are editorkl offerings, fts pdL In
Littfe, a
a discussion of the case of
Vietnam veteran serving a life tern for
bombing communist headquarters in No?th
Carolina, the author irkquires: '*Why ait ell
right for Leroy to shoot and bomb Oc3xsm&-

'!it

yT^^
'T^-H*^^W;.T5A4||^^|yM!^^||^

ZOO CZkum

Lmy

nists 12,000 miles

from

homeIxit iM

"
'

'T^^^"

at

homcT* And among the cneniks list, s Texan named Buster Kcaton carries a ghooJish
footnote: "Buster Koitoa kilkd in an ezpk>lion!!!! , . , (A glorious day."*

m^

'.r^:!!

While the messages bear t!w cryptk

nature 33/5, the KJan malccs no s^r^ of its
ttz
involvement *lt's a tremmdoas tod
awakening of the white Christian peo|^ to
the Jewish plot to destroy the white rscc
Oiristianityr ^id Glena IMhm, l^-t::
the North Carolixxa Kkn, which operates
one of several such bulktxn boards. Becai^

.ij^^

m^

of the ^'Jewish-ccmtrolled mass nkedist,** ^ys

Mnier *Ve have to take our messafie direct*
ly to the people.**

:.:^::^^^^r-r

<t^

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Page 20

December

V5

^-

**
24, 1984'^

AtK^

Aryan Grou^

Jai} Gafligs

l^ed

gr

^^k^i?^^

"Hr

FBI Reports on White^Supre^

ftaki

By Mny IVntan nd TJL Bd

that

im
FadenI offidak Bd yettodsy
tbat ft wbste-Aqrcfl^^t rcmp
Tsrbosc fo&wcn hive teea finked to

aaulting a federal

pected in tbe nuirders of guards and

ieUow prisos^rs.
Tbe group is caOed tbe Church of
jesus Christ Christian and its action
arm is known as tbe Aryan Nations,

a paramibtary organiiatioQ respooatUe for tibe cfaurdi*$ pditkai and

Baker also caid tbat some of tbe
Aryan Nations membership '^ baairily tbe same as that of tbe for-

vok group. One of that group's

leaders, Gordon Kahl, vms kiOed in
a June 1983 shootout vi suthor-*
Arkansas.

CkvX

Butler and, according to Bak-

t&^ rsce from

^jiristy*

Ba^

ithe^ group
1

by

was

wocaen*s wigs.
Among thoae taken into custody

no Whidbey bland were Randoif^

mi ,Ian Stewart Court testimony by FBI agents has Mnked

them to an unidentified bank rob-

Duey

bery, tivee
an Seattle

armored<ar robberies

and

>Mibiy

was found

in

Due/s

on the

"Ziooist-infiitrated

there,

Law enforcement

CaHf.,

Th W&shirtoton Post ^ ,^Ll2L

TTw WftsNnQton Tknos
Dsfty

York)

Yortc Tbrtos

The

Stroot Journal

Wiofi

Ths Los Anqste s Tmss

The Chhstian Scisoce Monttor

USATod^

houses on the aootbero tip of the

jand and tt&tA four peraoos into

men

Mathews refused to
outj^fienU: bombarded the
cooceuUated ..;,huiUiag is^ tearless, and SWAT
Idaho
especial Weapons and Tactics)
^BstaJb^.

come

;^;^jUpS!Mt'Tobi

Nsws (New

Tho f^tf

The Chioaoo Tribute

is-

tgms from the Fed-

aources said

^t netted $3.6 million.

AgenU had atopuoded Oree

._ir _: Inwi^^lkin and tbe

gov-

fcrm the splinter fection.

Yarbrough,
Duey,
Mathews,
aet^art and ^persons unknown"
Mve been charged ^^ith tbe
$500.0W) robtery of a Continental

vortbweat of Seattle.

U.

ernment* and csDed for elimination

of the niberal Jewish press.*
Duey is also a former member of
tiie Aryan Nations church who split,
^ith Mstfvews and Yartainxgh, to

l^hidbey Island, wboot 0 miks

recently

possession

that inchided a "dedaratioo of war^

White Aryan Bastion, died Dec 6 m

& fiery diootout with FBI a^enu on

for-

a bomickle

UJ5, Magxstrste PhiBp SL Swei-

kg,
Mathews, who had left tbe Aryan
^tk^as to form a group cslied tbe

by the gjrmp have intensified in recent saosths and tfel FBI stents
nd bdstl hw eefcr&^aeaA clEks
have l^en advtes^ 1$ mt' caution
.

gun, a 9-sun handgun* ft awovd, a

poike acanoer and disguise items,
iochidxng bkt asustacbes and two

ael, twice in tbe

^lid that vioiest activities

when dealing with oorrestt or

er meraberaof the poop.

Searchttg tbe other two bouaes,

<^.,Siotel.

roocunate

rV agents found two rifles, a abot-

tbey are suspects in a bank robbery

and other armored-car robberies,
faduding tbe July 19 robbery erf a
Brink's ammtMl car in Ukiah.

Yarfarott^*s

Jewidi aith and tbe

T&4&^

Armored Transport Inc. truck April

23 in a Seattle shopping center.

Robert Jay Mattiews, 31, msmged

to escape from 20 FBI agits surnwnrfing fte rooteJ, rcgwtedly
footing erne of them, Arthur Hsn-

er, "Mvocates white auf^emacy and

memben oif tbe
tbe dimination

SOO

Yariirou^ duded authorities unwhen he was arrested

following a shootout at a Portland,
tB Nov. 24,

Church of the White Seed, was

started in tbe late 19706 by Rkfaard

aasat fess^ss

ual

tbe R<K*y Mountain News, T never

beard id him Wore I bsard sboyt
this watching tekvis&on"

Tbe Aryan Nations church, earlier known as the Emancipated

tmsg er^^ymm
fea into tlae air.

ners and 6,000 rounds of ammuni-

^i ae *^be man you k)ve to kite.*

n didn't kiD hnn." Yarbrough toW

miiitfint taat-re-

ignit-

ing tht tmrnrmftinn tiiere. Tlie en-

gert refused to aet boil for the two

men last Frkby, noting that a man-

md

S^srifTs

srm; M went mto tte house,

grenactes. tcnri-aatomatic rifes, fefrared nigbt-visioo scopes, gun silencers, booby traps. poBce scan-

twn.
Berg, 50, who was Jewish, was a
fiamboyant and coatroversia] talkshow host fw KOA radio in Denver,
He was often critical of tbe Ku Khix
extremist
neo-Nazi
Kbn
groups, and wmetimes "bailed him-

proeefytizing activities.

feies in

agent

agent near his San^ioint Idaho,

home. When agents searched tbe
borne, tticy found tbe MAC-10 and
four croariKms, 100 sticks of dy*
i^nute, ^sstk explosives, hand

particqute in kuuHBharkiag. eitortkn and fimbiing and are sus-

After a SS-bour ataodoff, calhorainiBate tbe

ities fired a fiare to

He is aocoaed in connection frith

an Oct 18 shootout with an FBI

Spedal Forces, two white-supreinftdst priscm gangs that are nid to

Posse C<HmUtus," a

M3
Aha

to

group about a year ago, is being

heU witbout bond in tbe Ada CounBoise on charges of %sty Jail

tbe Arymn

to"! b^ h^^ ootasfe im ^crrsr

Bome*
'
Gary Lee Yarbroogh, 29. who
was chief of aecurity for the Aryan
Natkms vitil he joiDed a apfinter

group, whicfa is based iD tite mnoce

resort town of Haydeo Lake, Idaho,
OD ft 20-ftcre compound surrouoded
by barbed wire, is fioked to tbe

chapter

s^

outspoken radk) announcer

100 to 150 fiiexDbers ttd ties to

tvo extresntst pntod gings.
FBI ftgent Bill Bftker said tbe

mer pdsho]

men^

of the Aryan Ka-

tkms 'wm tb^ wtapoti

nd

nd

AS<aL MAC-10 wadmt

loQod iQ the hfadM bomr cf.V
a

farmer

^ying of ft Deofer tft&bcm bost

ftssauhs on federfti ftfcnts, luu

il^yan Brotherhood

heavy (oofire froon

that baffiatka teats confirmed

Cat

/j./a-sy

in Jtenver

tean^ twkse tried to atorm the

l&otj^, .kit were turned away by

.rmixxj

^)

At

least tLsee ctli^r

^ ^ S!l

tog
^jictmg bis dMth. It - *^
that
f^'",
StoMsume

m]^

See

to

future oC iry

cure the

'ISSews sd he -s -J^
that his ^m-wouW^--^^^^:^.
Ssowntend.ablond-ha>red.Wue
po^t^
Aryan in a mntry

^ed

l^
Nations has be.
Jty^ computer
coodUnt who
ieam. a

^granddragon.orFesLngofTexas.
the KKK in
rtsgosNations has spread

d
^"^
fir

pefS^ttUsandr^d^^c.
teJtetm tomis.

J^o computer
-Aryan

Uterty

i'-atjon

I^ets.

*^

Any

,i7^,homecnpteranda
into the

^Si^cmdi^l

Stta<E

Aryan Na.

avil
Je^s. communists,
govemand the U.S.
been nicknamed

ihSSvs

^T^STbas
SS^rZionist

*^"Lup

Occupational Gov-

publishes a

J^^-g

^es

>s

T>e

Holy

montWy

Our Nation:

|*

AJ

<f
Ster-TheNegr^Serpent^Jst

Si Devfl-

ifld

-^^

of the

Ru

Khnt Klan."

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4-26^83}

Arrested racists and the FBI

^^^

"P * 8ng of
Last week the BI
to overapian
bad
who
supremacists
white
about
throw the government and then set
o
and
influence"
"Jewish
eliminating
forth. It is
obility,

th&t, in all prol>in this case was

worth reflecting

the FBI's work

govern
helped by the guidelines that now
subveron
data
the bureau's collection of
give or violent organizations.
The guidelines, the work Of Attorney

General William French Smith, replaced

former
the Levi guidelines, named after
incomand
Levi
Edward
Attorney General
kept in place for several years
prehensibly

bv FBI Krectoijailia nLVMgiSt- 5 Le"

rules

preventedSeFBIfrom performing

sny kind of surveillance

win assembUng
on groups

publicly available material

reasonable

that had not yet, according to

bow
evidence, broken the law. regardless of
objectives.
stated
violent their

Those who think these rules did no more

"progressives
than protect innocuous
the Levi
Under
again.
should think
for
guidelines it would have been impossible
on
information
any
gathered
the FBI to have
ui the
week
last
arrested
gangsters
the
been
absence of the bank heists. If they had
govthe
sources,
non-criminal
by
funded
ernment's hands would have been tied.

The concept of "subversive" includes the

the extreme right as well as the extreme
those in between are beneficiaries
for
of Attorney General Smith's revisions,
which let us give thanks.

left. All

TM Wwhington Post
TYvsi

Washsngtoo Twf>s

l^^ NW9 (New

York)

1bNwYorttTns
Th Wi^

SSrct Jcwrrei

7h* ChscD^

Tr^bur>9

TTw OtfMvt Science MonMor

U8ATodiy

J^r/2zl^
ih\
P9^
\%

li

.rawoo^jO

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OH.C*.A

P^H
Tg^u

Alfo.

..

Leader Qaims Meo-Nazis

Have Computer Network

DENVER (UPDThe leader of
a white supremacist group whose
former member is a suspect in the
slaying of a Jewish talk-show boct
says neo-Nazi groups throughout
the United Sutes and Canada arc
linked by a network of home
computers.
Aryan Nations leader Richard
Butler of Hayden Lake, Ida.,

Meanwhile, the former Aryan

Nations member suspected of UUing Denver radio talk show beet

Alan Berg said from hia JaU cell to

Bolae, Ida., that he has never
committed a violent crime.
Police disclosed Friday that the

gun used to kill Berg was found in

Gary Lee Yarbrough's home near

^d

also that members of his group can

call up a computerized list containing the names of Jews, alleged

communists and "race traitors,'*

He told the Denver Post in an
interview published Sunday that
the lists are not hit lists but are
only meant lo tip off members of
his group to "enemies of the white

Aryan race,"
Butler said that only members of
group or their close confederates can get the code for the liHts
but thai anyone can call the computers and get other right-wing
materials^ messages and publicchis

tions.

To receive the secret lists requires a level-seven clearance, be

said. The lists contain addresses o!
certain Jewish and communist organlzaUons.

Sandpointtlda.

*Tve never harmed anybody,"

Yarbrough said at the Ada County
Jail, where he is being held without
bond on charges that include m*
sault on J,R1 agents. *Tve never
been involved in a violent crime or
a crime with a handgun."
Yarbrough said also that he has
never been in Denver and had not
heard of Berg until he aaw a
television news program on the
investigation Into his death,

Denver police said tliat an Ingram .45 -caliber submachine gun

used to kill Berg last June had been
found Li YETbrough's home In October. Yarbrough was arrested on
Nov. 24 after an FBI shoot-out at
Portland, Ore.

Yarbrough denied that the

weapon found in his home was the
tame one used to kill Berg.

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ruled Friday that Luidas Kairys^ of
^M S. Montgomery Ave., had
faikd to include the fact that he had
bmn a Nazi on his 1867 naturalization papers.
B^cau^ of that, Moran ruled that

THE FEDERAL
moved

prveramefit

first

to revoke KSirys'xitizenship

August, 1^, ailing' that he

concealed his Naxi past and lied
about his name &nd date smd place
of birth. The government contends
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Revolt Plans

Tied to White
SupreEiacIsts
r:^'01?'rG0MRy, Ak. (UH)"^
Documents from a computer network operated by a white auprem-

Dees, whose office waje Ijurglartsed and firebombed last year, said
ft was ^iparent that right-wing

group contain plans for a

revolution aimed at overthrowing

supremacist groups have begun a

ftdst

the VS. and Canadian govern*

ments, a published report said
Tuesday.
The Montgomery Journal-Advertiser said information gathered
by the anti-klan group Klanwatch
indicates that the racist group
advocates revolutions in the United

Sutes and Canada by assassinaand terrorisnt

The newspaper said Klanwatch
obtained the documents from the
telephone-linked computer nettjcs-k c^rated by the Church of the
Aryan Nations, an Idaho group

tions

K3j^)ected of killings and robberies

in the Northwest, law enforcement

o^adais said.
The group

Church

is

i3^em

of terrorism and violence

^gainst of^nents.
:.Joe Gamer, identified by prosecutors as a klansman, was indicted
tatt month on burglary and aron
charges in the Dees case. Ptogccutors also claim that Gamer, who is
jailed under 1468,000 bond, is linked
to the Church of the Aryan Nations.

The evidence is |petty plain

Aryan Nations and other

that the

klan-Nazi groups are working together in a unified underground

effort to ckmage property and
aj^ssinate peqjle who are comxtiilted

to civil rights operations,

and government officials, FBI

"""'^
agents and others "Dees said

al^ known as the

of Jesiis Christ Christian.

The documents

also contained

veiled death threats against MontgcMmery civil rights attorney Morris

Dees, the founder of Klanwatch,

th.^ newspaper said
The computer network, billed
*Aryan NaUon liberty Net," eon-

Udm

messages criUcizing fedcrs]

and forei^ aid pro^^:ms
and ^zxm that **mongreiism" tad
'social experiments'* have under-

c/elfa^e

mined VS.

society, the Journal-

Advertiser reported

^e shall fight! We shall not

allow ourselves to be enslaved as
those in Russia, Arm yourselves!
liberate Canada!" one mes^ge
r^d.
Another

listed enemies erf Ihe

^hite supremacist movement ^ho
are v^anted fcsr **crimeg" m^dh
acting as informants for federal law

^ttforcement officials.

Ths WaaNngton Post

''shall i^iSer the

Th Washington Tmes

e:Etreme penalty when Iswful government is restored \^n this continent," the message read.
^le 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 Decatisr, Ala.
"According to the word erf our
God. Morris Decs has earned two

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NATIONAL AFFAIRS

A Surprise Break
InaMurderCase
The FBI nid on Gary Uc Ytrbrough's
Idaho home had only one aim: to capture
Yarbrough's brother, Steve, an escaped
convict from Arizona. Steve wasn't there,
and Gary, a member of several neo-Nazi organizations,

duded FBI

agents after alleg-

edly wounding two in a shoot-out. But now

the FBI has learned that its October raid
wasn't a bust after all. A .45-calibcr subma-

chine gun found in Yarbrough's house

tamed out to be the weapon used to murder
Denver radio talk-show host Alan Berg.
Berg, who described himself as a guy
*you love to hate," was gunned down last
June as he stepped from his car in front of
was arhis Denver home, Yarbrough. 29,

of

rested in Oregon last month on charges

assaulting a federal officer and is being held
without bail in Boise, Idaho. The former
chief of security for e group c^ed the AryNaUons denies ^dlling Berg or even hsv-

But
ing heard of the man before his murder.
be revealed to reporters that he did know
cme thing th^it might have made Esrg^a
**I
target of Yaibrou^'s cstremist group.

know

that he wejs a Jew." said Yarbrough,

who is now a member of the While American Bastionan Aryan Nations splinter
group suspected of several bank and ariiK>red-vi robberies in the West,
So far, no new charges have been filed
egjdnst Yarbrough.

Denver District Attor-

revelaney Norman Early said premature

Yaralerted
Post
Denver
tions by The
l^ough md his associates that they ^ere
**Wc
guspccts in the murder investigation.

h<^ to place an informer in his

had
be said.

When Denver

cell,'*

police investigators

arrived in Boise to question Yarbrough, he

reKtsed to talk to them at all.

Newsweek
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December
ClZ

31,

1984
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WMte Sispremacist link^ to Second Eelst

PORTLAND. Ore, (*^A white
supremacist accused of taking part
Seattle armored car robbery
.

wm linked ThurKiay by them ^

e&cond armored car bolou^in
Ncsrthem California, during which
ft

C3.3 niiilkm

was stolen.

unidentified but reliable infermant placed Denver D. Pannent^, 32, at the ^cene of tht July
f^^i^^ary in

Ukiah FBI agent Nor-

moxi

Stephenson

Thursday at a
Pvmenter.

charges

testified

pretrial bearing for

Pannenter, who was arrested

Dec 18 in Seaside, on the Oregon

trial

in

stemming

Seattle

from

Be was ordered to stand trial in

the case Thursday and is being held
without bond.
Stephenson

An

D.

on
the
^500,000 robbery of an armored
vdiicle at a shopping mall ^ril 23.

cc^sU feces

testified that a oac-

QD^ informant told the FBI that the

S^tUe holdup was intended **to

gmn funding" tat "a t^hito n^re^tcy nation orftnl^tion."

Parmenter and four others
charged in the robbery are members of the Aryan Nations,
Richard Butler, leader of the white
lupremacist group.

^d

The Washingiton Post .

Tba Washington Times

My Newt (New York)

The Naw York Tffnes Th9 Wcfi drvat

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Links of Anti-bemiticBandPr

iSmfe:

6-State Parley
ey

WAYMEEWG

tpKial to

Tlii

Nr Tcit TlMi

HOUrrON, Dec. 1)
Ibe n^^y
alf cte^ m^ab^rs of a hmvily
rowd actwSetnitic ^roup that has "<lekared war*' cm the Uaited States :pear to ls& jtajrt c^ j lai^^r rticmt
ance wiOi adherents in half a dosen
Western and Southern sutes, accordig to Federal investigator* and others
monitoring the uhrazight.
Scmrts doae to te investigatioo ofa
EDall band of extremists believed to
a ve carried out at least four bank and
nnored car robberies, as well as
rmed attacks on Federal officers.
ive oonfinsed that the ineiuiry has
ixread into several states.
Earlier this month, law authorities
re involved t& a gun battle in Wash^gton Sute idth members of tbs
nnxp, which calls itself the Silent
rotherhood azK! says its aim is terrorand a vioiem takeover of the Gov-

mnxnL
This clash tone r^!5^nblai>c^ to asm
I
mmtths a^, in Arkansas. 'B^h
choed parts cdT a n^icist oovel that h^
sen called the bit^ ol an anti-Semitic
KJvement. The Washingion shootout
)d Federal atiorxfeeys from Alabama,
alifomia, CcAorado, Idaho. Oregon
od Washix^;ton to meet in Seattle
uiier this week to discuss strategies

investigation.

Various Afesstdes Meutlsoed

Law-enforceQ>em officials in xke of
states involved qsmhrmed the
^stiu^ but d3clhx3d to grv^ dstaiis. It
PIK^OTsd, Los^ev^, th^i tbe inv^sstigaon invotved several Govemment
wocies.

le

&1

Among tfee

b^ to mh^ mooey m^ to

k^

^^sse t]^ csoTtsicy. aocorthog to

ccumcnts.
O&e of the tEumerots weapons i^ed
y tte poup, a ^-caliber subma<lm
un ^uippsd with a idlajcer, fes b:e2B
tentined \r/ b^illiistics esipens'o tt^
weapon used in tibe slaying of Alan
,

Denver radio talk show host

rfao was riddled by a burst from an auamatic weapon as be stepped from his
ar in the driveway of his home June
*rg, the

announced

aijXiS is

aHkM^

Tk^ Feilera] agents al^ s^zed n.'z^si

teacts, including one detailing a '^p^imst
system" for gaining hero sums as an
Aryan warrior** by murdering Jews,
blacks, Federal Judges and F3.I.
**

agents.

One

hand-written

'^Hur" against

**the

tract

ZOG"

declared
'and the

*'Jew-control}ed media," and warned

of *!dai]y ftrefxghts" between law enfipToement officials and the "heavily.

armed White American Revtdutianary

Army."
Tbey See an Armageddon
The Silent Brotherhood, whic^ has
links to at least a dozen other groups
like it arxxmd the country^ including

elfTnntfs of the Ku Klux iOan and the

American Nazis, subscribes to a si>psiananst ckwrtrine saying that tbt*

Government has bsen taken aver 1/

Jews, who it says are descendants of
Satan and must t>e exterminated in a
raa&I and religious Armageddon.
Although the Federal Bureau of Investigatioo said after the

gun

battle in

Washington two weeks ago with tl^

Si-

lent Brotherhood that the organization

did iwt appear to pose "a major
threat'* becaitse of its small numbers,

the Justice X>epartn>ent has expazsckd

its inquiry to at le^st six states and is

eKamining members*

links to the
kirger racist alliance calling itself tl^
Aryan Nations.

The buger group says

has a mailkqg list of 6.000 It possibly has 500 activc sdberents, according to re^snts
tts rallj^ asid trmn Informers v7ho
it

fcave atteoded some of its ooovcntksis

nsligious services. It is has headquarters in Hayden Lake. Idaho.

and

Amcng
memb^rx

adherents to the doctrii^ of Pmse

Comitatus, wtiich rect^nis^ no law
above the coimty level. One Po^s^
Comitatus adherent who atlendsd
Aryan Nation functions, Gordon KahJ
vos killed in May 1^2 in & bunker in

Arkansas after a c&ictt of explosives

az^ ammunition was ignite in a pmfight with Federal agents, but noi ba^
te^ be shot ancHdllwJ a sheriff. Ths

Asjan Nation has declared him a

martyr,

tone

organizations affiliated with

the racist alliance have computerized

hsu/* with names and addresses of Jewish organizations, purported Commtmists and some mem''coero y

Wes^(^ Are Seis^

In related searches. Federal agents

i:^d quantities of o^hzr weapons, &mlunitksi and ezj^oaives, inchidiz^
ind grenades and a plastic explosive.

the group's affiliates are

of the Ku Klux Klan, the

American Nazi Party arKl some radical

ben
Other

grc?>*s

a?m^tioa of unties axkd commm^cations,

there was no oonfirmis.
tkm cf sny pirn to safest^.^ tfe d^^.

Revemse Service.

Inv^tigators have decided that the

xnk and armored car robberies, inluding one in northern California last
3n0g in which a team raked a Brinks
rmorta car with automatic weapons
r and escaped with S3.6 milUdn, were
opducted to raise money for a war
pon the United Stit^ Govcanm^xt.
Iddbtte group calls "ZOG/' or ZimA Occupation Government.
The gra was alco inv<rfvgd in cs^ma^eitii^,

Os^ person linked to the group, R'dcral Investigators said, had plans at a
power dam in northern Washingtcm.

;^fcK
Federal agents investigating teiea
began uncovering links among
heavily arnaed right-wing extonists.
Tbs^e ov'criaps were also resorted by
woth gnws as the Anti-Difam&timi
killings

League ofB'nai

wltich has

B^rith,

^^jxilorsc? stnd talk^ to inlpnnsrs ia

such groiips s^Kh as the Ku Kim. KMn.
The extremist network is toosc knit,

nationwide hi scope, but coocentimted

to small pockets hi the Bftiddle West,
the Vest and the South.
Although the investigators say it is
anted mare by ideology and tiseology
than by orpmization or hierarchy,
some constituent groups are being
linked by a rudimentary computer network bdng set jg> by Louis Beam a

Texas

tnleader]
KuKha Klan!

In Dallas.

According to an Aryan Nations news*

Mr. Beam is an ambagfta^inr at

letter,

large of the

Aryan Nations.

chief orpnizational connection^

according to the Anti-DefamatiGn
League and other sources, is the Aryan
Nations grt^xp in Idaho^ It is te?^ d^^ by
Kichard Gimt Butler, a ^y^ir-c!d
neo^azi who is also bead of an anti-Semitic sect caUed tbt Church of Jesus

Ite

Christ Christian, which alK> l^s l^^dquaners at the Aryan Natiotf ormipound at Eaydea Liike.
Mr. Butler said that his gro^ had a
mat ling list of 6,000 xzames.

Whidbey Island
The connections among the armad
groups tx^ on add^ significance tv^
weeks ago wlwn Federal a^^rts sarjxxEodeKl G remote fe^i^^ mi Whidb^ 1^
land in Paget Sound, Washii^gitan.
the agents, seeking suspects in a
lumber of state and Federal crimes,
inchidin:^ bank acd cxmorcJ ctx r^-btoies, counterfeiting aial armed asFederal o^dals, orders all
^ults
other residents off the island and halted
ship traffic in the sound.
What fdlowed was a reprise of the
dash with Mr. Kahl in the hills of Arkansas 18 months before.
After a SS^wur siiege, with sporadic
fire upon the officers from an auto-

The Wcshington Post

The Washington Times

Daity News (New YorV)
The N6w York Ttnes
The

fi

W^ Street Joomai

The Chteaoo Trfeun

T?i

Los AnQS^s Ttmes

The

Christian Science Monitor

USATodsy

of the media.

1^ Was

S^^ la Slay^

0^

%l'Z7^d^

Mr. Kahl,

a tax protester with a hisof anti-Semitic and anti-black activity, was a fugitive sought in the slayittgs of two Federal marshals in North

^7

Dakota,

Paoe

SL

.FBtOCJ

ited the hoove.

The bUse cauwd the

jmi<M

itetfa of SI-

J. Matbews, who
Mftrd ptofts trocn cfllccrB to ^fvt op
sod xvspQodsd witb iiiirlifufg'iin firt

Robert

Four ocfaers were uxwssted on the !land Tbey weEV kleati&ed f ]lctert .
nd SfauQD K. Uerlci, ft on^le wanted

c&arses cf eouuterf^tfeag,
clat^^ wMi hmitcr^ a
tegttive and potaes^cm of akga! tlre^
exms; a mein i?bo id^r^I^^d
Ian Rjoy Eg^riust, c^a\^--f vi^ k^ir^^Mr. Mathews, a fugitive, and Eax^
41 George Duey, alio charged with
jHutortng and with postcssioo of a

OS

i=^(lsral

wiso fire lo

Mn^^ m

Were AIM Pmttlvaa

Ite Mertds were ate wamad od a

pv";- They
:

'^

Federal furtive warrant for jumping

bag on a counteftritiog diatfe

k^ States of America by white an* Those moL Aj^tbeidtFarii^i

premadstt who form a paiamilitary Nx Yaiftoiooah was recnHtod Into m^^^
under gouod and proceed to overthrow Aryan Nations, at Mr. Mkthews 'a orgme VKjvernmem oy viOMnrf
ltd. when Mr. Yarbomigh was rebitVt group caU^ttaelf the Order leased from Aztana State Priaon,
**bfglri% by first hgwiing itaelf by ttit^- where be had served a term lor burand ctiber
mwntfrfeitiug
^^^^ book oeac^toes oooDCeir*
Mting **m not only a way to pnnride
taMttng but as a way to disrupt the
eoooomy of the United States*"
Ihe boc3gi ^bK> (tecribes opining automatic wf^pons. terrorist attadss. asE^^ssinatiosi of public oCQcais d bomb-

be riea ,

ml^

ttie latiar oosnexu a Federal offida] in Wasfatogtoo oonfirmed that bluepiiztts to a large power dam on tbB
Peod Oreille River near tlie Canadian
border in portheastero Washington had
been found in the posseaskin of tomeone associated witb the Aryan Nations
Church of Jesus Christ Christian.

TO&t church derives

its

t^ibkuiiy

anti-Semitic doctrine from tbig Ministry of Christ Ctaurch In b^olposa,

PotCalif ., bended by die Rev.
ter Gale, who fdonded it on the doctrine
that Jews are the aons of Satan, of the
Bne of Cain, and diould be esterminat*

WUUam

Through faB church, Mr. Gale Is bead

Arrest Ccnfirmed by U*S.

of the

Ihat person was arrested, ahbou^

Mr. Dney was
the accused and the
aarty in ttie siege when be fled thnn^ the Identity of
charges could not be traced because
ttie bade door of one of three bonaes ocauthorities, while confirmcupied by nwmbers of the gnx^. He. ttieFedend
would not disclose where
semiautomatic rifle axid an ing the arr^t,
carried a

possessioo
Xsra^Mnade gnbmarhtrr gim. both the arrest took place. Mere
the plans to the dam is not illegal.
loaded, but gave bimadif t9> wttboot in- of
Besides those antated after the
siege
on Whidbcy Island, Federal
anS^LTCbes of tiie hoo^s tsacovered
kmmn and
a^d c^her w^pons, a^^ts bavs arreted c^her
other
^^ected nsHnbeis of the racial terQoastiti^ <d Simmxmhk^ a grm^^,
and are seeking others.
hs rorist gnK^
kkntlScatian papers,
Among thce now in custody is 29cash and a *'dodaraticsi of war** limned
Yaiborow^ of Sand
by group tnembers, who called timn- ^^-oid Giry Lee
Ptstat, Ideto, who was reportedly reHoveRmstanoe
aelves the ^Aryan
craitad hsto the Aryan Nations on Mr.
Another $^,000 in ca*^ was in a can- Mathews's recommendation in 1079 or

so<alied Christian

Identity

movement, a^ch teaches that the tost

Tribes of Israd are actually t^ue^yed
Aryans and that Jews are impostors .
Richard Butler, head of the Aryan
Nations and the aBm:h of Jes Christ
Chriggan, has worked with both the
identity movement and other, groups
through the Aryan Natksns organixa-

taken into oostody

tlon,

according to the groups* KtcratxHc

and thooe mooitorin^ the m^f^^s^it.

madm^un

Uk

^^^!^y-^

glary and theft la prison, be beion^

the
to the racist prisoners* groop
Aryan Brodteshood.
^ _
The recruitment was part oi ttss
Vs^treach minSstry" of the Ctarch tf
Je^ss Christ Christian, tbc ttei^^ , ?!
arm of the Aryan Nations.

crtmeSa

In Sjpo-

'-H

After

^^

death rtTMr,

Mattel

hm

tx

a
Mr. Butkr
news conference at which 1^ ^id hs
was 't^oud of Mathews; to ^^^

w/^

Whklb^

Island,

laaro."
'

lASi Wedckesday, he gave a

ment to the press asserting tlat

s^tsafive of

the m^anrssted in the robt^ri^ m^

Mr. YarboroQ^ was arrested on assaults, induding Mr. Mathews, Mr,
Nov. 14 at a motd in Portland, Ore. He Yarborougb and Mr. Dney, w^ **lorwas soj^ in the $3.6 miUioo Brinks mer members of tttt Aryan Hatkm fit a
r^Hxry bM fen* en earlier armed as- eoifarmed BQ division ^ Eayd^
Lfelse, Idaho/* and 'they attesi^i ths
Aoxnling to a compiatet tiled by the msii on F^daral digests cm Ck:t. IS.
Ui^tod States Attorn^' in Seattle.
F^^^2Tcl o^Scsrs ctesd to on the wm^ship SOTvka c^ thit Ctasxh of Jass^
baaed cm af^davits by F.B.L inv^esAiga- Portland EDc^ei in Nov^oab^, a man Ossim, Osristian with th^ ^miM^/'
ton, Mr. Mathews b^ded a s^ixtter latcT klectiiM as Mr. Mathews ran
Photographs In the Aryan Natioss
group of tiie Aryan Natioos calling it- onto a balcony azid fired a shot at ttie oewslectcr show Mr. Yarboro^^ i^
adf tbe Bruder Sdm^^fen, or Sliest officers with a pistol, and in an eatK^llom as bead of an honor gtnrd^ta
BrothBerfesod, in Gsnca^n. Ths i^^ngj cMnge td IT^ss^rt, an F.B.L e^^^st. Art
e^^nssxy attsided by ^0 people txxmi
6n^^r*
Si}i&xt
^3 also t^ the name
Bfiftoisel, vm& wounded in ths leg. Mr.
U O30-Nazi, Ku Khn Klan and sixniiar
bood of the White An^rican BasticsL
ISathews himself was ate apparently
at an ''international co^ergroups
According to an informer, Mr. Btoth- wtjMftfVd, t^ escaped.
Lske.

vas bag carried by Ian Stewart wbm he

anrrendered to the authorities. He said

the money was Ms,
lAe lieadad a !^^fter Gre^

tried to recruit the hiformer into

and to&d him
group in early
that he had singlebandedly robbed a
Seattle bank of S25,0OO In Ute 1883, and
ttiat be and other m^nl^rs of the grtjup
bad robbed a Contxxkanal Transpcn aroxsred car of |S00.(^ inlSeattle and a

ews
tiie

im

Brinks troc& of t3.e z^illbo in

UM^

Jm^ of tte fmi.

]^i^ robbsxies of anmned cars wexv
carri^ out in a paramilitary style by

Calif., te

armed in^ss^ of up to 17 persons in the

Ukish cBsz^ and in both ca^i^s tl^
grot^ l^d 1^ tils T^des bmiidiahmg issti^matic w^^cnzs ai:^ k^axtical
According to the GovernoMnt, the
actiott doaety foOowed the plot of a
racist novd, 'The Turner Diaries,** da*
acribed by the hsfbrmer as 'nhe bCble of
tat srs^U Cavers Tafceorw sf VS.

Yarborougb was arrested and a

search aoearthed two automatic weap<m. one ^tfuipped with a silencer, a
in cash Bsd tim handgrensdf,
written declaration of '*war" signed by
:2r.

^,m

ktetifytng themselves as the

li^mmcm m^KjJutionary
**Wbite
Army.**
Mr. Ymrboa-o^ was char^ csD ^5V-

tisoae

eral counts, fertrtoltngarmeda^aah on

a Fed^td office. The dmnegrew ct
Mr.
of an imrl^nt In Octs^^
Yarborougb was said to kiv$ rai out of

vmm

womSs and begun Brim as FMA.

agents disguised as Forest wrvioe employees approached his home.
house
Be eacsAM, but a search of

t^

uncovered weapons, fatchiding two .45*

caliber aemias^omatics, one equ|:ped
with a hotneroad^ aUencex.
A we^ after his arrest est Nov.
Ihe lH3k was fir^ |^>lM>ed under a the Fedsr^ sutisnlti^ ^id th^ one of
written by Wil- dteee weapc^^ hs^ beA u^d to kill Mr.
paeudcmym, but
a i^o-Nazi
nam F^rc, who
the talk ^ow host.
Boup, Hat National Alliance, in WasbT&t case remains under investigafhgton, D'C.
tta and Mr. Yartoroug)) has spedfi.
The account, the Govemmest says, caDy denied any tavoivem<^3t la fct or
**covert$ t^ soppo^d takeover c^ the otiber crizsc^.

wm
^^^

'^Jo

f' held at

'War' Dadaratte Foid

@M

A 1962

Hayden

Aryan Nations newsletter

as-'

serts the group's intention ''make it

dear to oursdvcs and to our eomiies

wlat we hxtend to
It

promises

'

do.**

Ve wHI have a imtkmal

racial state,** and "at whatever mice is

^tJessary.** "Jusl as our fordattars
p^irchas^d their freedom in bk^jd, to
ns^slettcr ^ys. *'We
must wc,**
bastards/'
have to kill
Aocordii^ to the Asti-Defamatlon

^e

wm

4L^;^i^, tbt annual

me^ims imrh^

s^sioQS on guerrilla war&re, tTMt

'The Ro^ Bsck" as a t^^tsiok. This

bookoontajji^^d^ayterscmwea^ss^'
explosives, commutcatinns , '^urb^n
warfare,** sabotage, ''guerrilla medicine** and the like. It todudes illostrs-'
tkns depicting the mining of railways'
^-^^
and trucks.
For three years, according to the'

Aatj-Defamation, League, m oim-'

daves have also been atta^sd^ |^
lyg^dd Rodder, the wife of Manfr^
Roeder, head of the hirgest neo-Nazi
group in Europe. Mr. Roeder is servhv

a pnsoQ term in West Germany

ftr tl^'

a ^^etxuutlese refugee cm^in wtsich two Vlatimm^e w^g^

boex^fc^ng of

t^

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Neo-Nazis' Inspire

White Supremacists
Wive ofCrims, Tsrronsrn Tfid to Noes!
successful
That book relates a
Amerrevolution by. heavily armed
Nathe
book,
In the

ftm9a0Wnm

The

cAurch'8

name

reflects But-

rejection of the
ter's angry

Christ
tion that Jesus

a^r^

was tam !

neo-Nazis.
Uv The name "Aryan Nations
murder several prominent Jews,
and
vNorth
the FBI headquarters
"xX heavily inned group of ri^t- bomb
natkms- of the worid
nuclear
with
Israel
attack
wiog extremists, its members re- finally
America and
^^
ofthe
,
true Aryan descendants
cniited largely among ex-convicts, weapons.
the
the real-bfe
Israel,
Just as in that novel,
original tribes of
has huscbed a wave of crime and
Chosen Peopte
terrorism inspired by a fictional ac* -Silent Brotherhood" has funded the Bibte as the
thin-faced
and a
Butter. 65, a nervous,
count of a neo-Nazi takeover of the it^lf through counterfeiting
aeries of robberies. With these man with a surprisingly unmenacmg
United States.

kan

HAYDEN LAKE, IdahoA smaU

zis

^^i^^J^'

^bedm

methods, authorities
has accumulated
group
vice and federal Bureau of Alcohol, sakl, the
in $100 and
million
$4
than
more
has
Ttdiaca) and Firearms officers
20biUs.
a
in
extremists
caught d^t
Some (^ the cash has b2en recovcrackdown over the last month. At
in the recent arrests, but the
ered
l^sl nine su^>ected members are
FBI reportedly believes that large
adO being pursued.
chunks of the money remain to be

A talk

force of

FgL

Secret Ser-

fund-raising

d^

mannerhis

conversation

is

laced

set
with -Coshr and "Heckr
that Jews
vtews
his
^reading
about
Satan
and blacks zxe the children <rf
instituU.S.
and have corrupted
tions and government.
last
Butter said in an intcrvkw

week that fee vtews his ^mission as

say the extremists.
found.
the message,"
"spreading
who ri&are an unyielding antiThis violent band of ^hite suwin the hearts of the
must
^e
enhave
Semitic, racist jAilosophy.
^^macists came to national atten"It is a battte, or a
said,
he
FBI

officials

armoredtion this month when p<*ce anbank robberies, a syn^mnccd that the automatic jwstol
agogue bombmi sad the gangland- issed in the June slaying
Alan
l^te murder cff a liberal Jewi^ ra- Berg, a controversial rzdM) talkdio personality m Denver.
show host in Denver, had been
Officials said the groi^ has also found in the rural Idaho home of
planned terrorist bombings (rf dams ooe member of the T)rotherhood."

gaged

in counterfeiting,

car bokh2{>s,

orf

^^ic

bmldiags.

FBI Special Agent Horman D.

In fact, though, ti^e ^eeds of the

moventent have been sprouting for

peopte,"

done
war, for minds, h can only be
in the open."
the
Accordingly, Butter has spent
last

decade distributing literature,

and
taking part in public debates
recruiting adverts.
of
hss srj e^lensive oitaio^ue
parand
literature
Aryan Nations

He

range
aphernalia. Items for sate
magis- more than a decade at a heavily fora new editk>n of Adolf Hitter's
from
Seattle that the group's tified church" here in a remote and
trate
T^ein Kampf CFwro-Hitter transgoal is "Violent overthrow of the marvetously scenic resort commuto
btten." the catalogue prwnises)
VS. govemn^t by killing, robbery nity east of Spokane. Wash., 80
chains
key
and
plastte ccrffee mugs
mi counterfeiting," He dted a miles south of the Camidian border. ^bearing
the red-and-Wue Aryan Nathe
is
town
blacks,
Idaho
small
against
This
tiedaration cf war"
twnsseai.
the federal government home base of the Xhurch rf Jesus

Stephenson

KM

f^ral

Jews and

r^o-Nazis ChristChristian" Btd Hs proselytizing erm, an auxiliary group

late last month.
"Aryan Natwns."
the
called
say
officers
Law enforcement
"diurch" and the Aryan NaThe
the
as
known
group, variously
are ckscendants of hate
group
tkms
White Amcrkan B^iStkai " The
groups tl:M ftourisbed &smg the

signed by about

Order^

l2ctM

m Bruder afe^eigen"

(Si-

Great Repression.
The church has been run since
a
of
p)oi
the
hfe
real
actmg out ha
1970 by Richard G. Butler, a Calfictkxial Nazi fantasy.
tfomia aeronautk:al engineer who
The current outburst of violence
a foBower of Dr. Wesley
of became
tracks fairly closely with the
Swift, one of the more active Detent Brotherhocrf), mentially

is

{^

a fictional jam^t, "The Turner g^^^sj^on-era white supremacists.

Dories" by white supremacist WilIn 1973, Butter moved the operArlington, Va.
20liam Pierce
fitkm to a fenced and secbded

lA

acre site here at the edge of Coeur

d*AIene Natkxial Forest, near the
banks of a pure, ke-l^ue lake aurrounded bv a dtnse stand erf dark-

The Washington Post

MS.

The Washingtoo Times

Oaay News (New York)

The ^4ew Yofk Timos

The

W^ street Journal

The Chicaoo Tribtne

The Los Angetes Times

The

Christian Science Monitor

USAToctey

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Some

Butkr has fought i continumg

-al taxing
tattJc with kwl and. ff
authorities,

who

rcpc-vcdly

have

denied hfe group a teligious-organkation tax exemption.

had
At one point, Butler said, he
people, but
6,000
of
Bst
mailing
a
^olthis was stolen by two dissident
who left his compound kst

observers of the extreme

u.^^:M^^^^

s|^

and
Mathews was conwrcd ewScr '(^^M-pW^MM
right doubt Butler's story
tHc
to
connected
closely
^^^ ,^^0^^^ ^^ ^ cottage oo Whid^y:
be is stiU
inovement. ij^j^^ ^^jh After a fun btttte
violent faction o his

^^

howButler has not been charged,

trf the
any
in
ever, with

jqq agents, Mathews was

j^^^ j^j ^^ four other SBent
Brotherhood members were ar-

comity

recent crimes.

Aryan rested.
any ctse. a group
hioody
a
began
members
YariMtJugh's brother. Stephen
Nations
bwers
which the Ray, fimi Denver Daw Ptoaeater
trmi cf criminal conduct,
umnier.
novelistic
is bsised on the
n, also repoateiJly memfers of the
When Canadian authorities re- FBI says
uprising. FBI group, have ako been arrested reneo-Nazi
a
of
account
fused to let Butler s hate literature
gent Stephenson said an informant cently.
nto the country, he started a comas the biNo ooe has been charged with
the has described the novel
puter bulletin board to spread
faction.
of the nwoey
violent

the
of
Berg's
ble*
^^^ murder,^ much
message electronically. He says
believes,
counterfeited
or
last year, the FBI
stolen
the
was
In
Uniteveral hundred people in the
have
and several rowe
hMoi
Sflent Brotherhood members
^^^^^
to
access
gain
ed Sutes and Canada
least one
Riccessfully carried out at
g^gp^ed members remain at large
antithe system every day to read
amhicrative
two
and
across the United
robbery
^^^t a dragnet
bank
Semitic, anti-black messages.
*-^ '^
cars.
armored
of
bushes
Sutes and Canada.
^^
Butler hcMs regular Sunday
told a magistrate in
Stephenson
Staff wfiter Maty Tkomtwi and
churdi services that draw a few
that "some of the dooiSeattle
runs
special correspondent Doug
doxen people. His church also
^^
mcnts recovered (from members* Vaughan amiributed to this report
where
Academy^
"Christian
small
a
that in order to bestate
homes]
local children get their
In

^^

a handful of

education.

come an 'Aryan Warrior,' applicants

must compkte a scries cf
.

Butler has also hosted at least

two sessions of the ^'National Aryan
Congress." an annual gathering of

Ku Klux Klan. American Nazi

Party.

Posse Comitatus and similar exgroup members from

around the nation.
At these summertime sessions,
participants in brown American
Nazi uniforms, bright-Wue Aryan
Nations suits or white Ku Klux Klan
robes pther around the Nazi rnd
Confederate flags and exchange
tremist

atiff-armed Nazi salutes, according

to tho

who have attended.

Waho "church* also has

Butler's

served as a temporary base for such

allies as Louis Beam Jr.. former
Grand Dragon of the Texas Ku KJux
Klan. and Robert Miles, a Klan leader from Michigan.
Over the years, Butler directed
much erf his proselytizing at prison

inmates, particularly in the West

and deep South. He aays that "a
numlKjr'* erf ex-convicts whom he

contacted while they were in prison

moved here after their release and
beoune members of tl^ "Arysin Nations uniformed headquarters divi-

^on.
But this influx of prisoners led to
an eventual split in the extremist

movement, as Butler

Tn

tells

their view, the

split

murder

of

pdges,

federal

FBI

agents, and other federal officials

and etnployes, as well as the mur-

der rf Jewish people, black p&o^

and others,"
The Secret Service, which investigates counterfeiting, has seized a
professional printing press in centnil Washington state that allegedly

E. Merki, a
group.
right-wing
member of the
Counterfeiting is used by the ex-

was used by Robert

tremists not only to get ci^i feiJt

Re^rve
filso to disrupt the Federal

System, which Aryan Nations literature describes as a tool of Jews.

Law-enforcement officials began
to

make

group

a strong

this

nwve

against the

after one

member,

Gary Lee Yarbrough. an ex-convict

who later became Richard Butler's
^bodyguard* at the Hayden Lake
allegedly

church,

fired

at

FBI

agents aj^m>ching his house.

A subsequent eeardi of Yar^ough's home revested & large
csche of expiosh^es and ^^eapons
ranging from submachii^ guns to
crossbows.
Among the guns found in Yarbrottgh's home was a "Mac-ICT automatic

pistd.

BaDistics

tests

tjeness would never be allowed"

because the media are controlled
by our enemies," Butler said.
And so a number of young neo-

Nazis

it.

program

to reach the masses of our people

through truth, logic, and reasons-

points ... and that the oftethod of

compiling such credits inchides the

away from Aryan Na-

proved that this was the gun used

to kin Berg, the Denver radio host.
After the sboockig at Yarfetwi^'s bonw, agca^ trecked the
fleeing Yarbrough and another extremist, Robert Jay Mathews, to a
laotd in Portland, Ore. Aftera firefi^t

there,

Yarbrough was

ar-

9 <Rev. 4-26-83)

'^

AROUND THE NATION

?! Arrests 3rd i^^r^ Suspect
SEASIDE, Ore.A third suspect wanted

in

$500,000 robbery linked to the neo-Nazi group

White Americaji Bastion was arrested by FB[
igcnts, officials said.

Denver Daw Parraenter n, 32, whose Ust known

address was in Cheney. Wash., was apprehended
without incident, the FBI said,
A warrant for Pannenter's arrest issued Dec. 5
said he and five others robbed an arnwred car of
about $500,000 at a Seattle shopping center April

The other five have be^ linked to the Church of

Jesus Christ Christian Aryan Nations and the spinoff
White American Bastion, the FBI sakl. Agents declined to aay

^^ther Parmenter was

i^ve

member of eitl^ group.

Two of the suspects in the armored-car heist
were arrested earlier and a third was killed in a
Dec. 8 shootout. Two other suspects arc at large.

Tho Washington Post .

/)-s

The Washington Times

Dity News (M^w York)
The New Yo^ Tenes
The Walt

Street Journal

The Chicago Tribune _

The Los Angetes Times

The

Christian Science Monitor

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EA9LfS.

t^,^.^

ll.

ik

r^kcAfi.

The Region
2 ^Revolutionaries'

Held

IVo
NEWARK, Doc. 17 (AP)
elf-proclaimcd rcvolutiooarieSjtochidkg a woman who

teai

tsad

Kmght in ooroectioo with the tangled

Blink's axiDOTOJ-car robbery three
years ago in Nanuet* N.Y,, were orwttt^Ait bail here today
htt^
after a bearing in Federal Court
Judge Frederick B. Lacey aaid be
woukS issue a written opimoo Tuesday giving reasons for his actioo. Tbe
rm) <fefodants, Smsin Lisa Rm^iTinst^y H.
years c^.
h^rs
Bhmk, 27. face trial in February.
Ttepair, bothjtew York Ctty resi-

hM

^^

^- Its, ^^0^^^^

cm gailty k^ w^k to

e:^K>an iadictm^ii on weiapons and

sivsciiars2shaatoJB?)Ite:.8,8s^^^
by a
after they were ^n^ted
HiU. N.J., iK^to officer while

^ys

OteTTy

at a
rtpOTiedly unlowhng eiptoives
rented storage bin.
,^^.
Tbe defeodants were retOTCd to
tJ Metropc^tan Ccarectiaoal

Ce^

where they bad >Ben

while Judge Lacsy hrid ^ar-

m Kpnhattan,
fej^xsed

whether their
togs to determine
lEaase would poae a risk.
Durii^ today's aei^usi, their
*

Ssan Ttocgr^^
b^cxiptrs
ttot the

E^,

cars

t^

t^

attor-

*^J**^
and 15 pobce

tMt csoortad the dcfcawJants to

Koca^din^ ^erc a^mary.

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^ttsd <m Iwth

crtfesml
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Tba Washington Pott

The Washington Times
Mty News (New York)

The Naw York TBTas

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W^ Street Joum^

The Chicaoo Tritwne

The Loa Angales Tmws

The Cfrttisn Sciaoca Monttof

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19 (Rev. 4.26-83)

Neo-Nazi denies
link to killing
By Carolyn Pesce

rakt was later arrested in a

ttoot-out Nov. 24 and charged
with assaulting a federal agent

aodDanPopkey

USA TODAY

A neo-Nazi

leader suspected
in ttie shooting death of controversial Denver radio talk sbow
fetst Alan Beri admitted Tiwsc^y t^l someooe gave him the
identified as the murder
wwpon but denied any cooQ^rtion to the otme.
The statements by former
Aryan Nations member Geiy

pm

Yarbrough came amid a flurry

<rf cooccrn by authoriti that
his group is linked to criminal
cttvitics by white supremacist
groups acns the USA.
^x>kesman Lane Bon-

J^

^ m^ Aryan Naticms a network of white, anti-Semitic

^oups believing in serration
^me nio^ Is going on la

wrkHS

locatioDS around the

ctamtry." Involving a 'great
iBimber of FBI field ofSccs."*

Aryan Nations followers

kave been linked to a number
of crimes Is the Northwest

toduding a

$50,()00 Brink*s ar-

mored car robbery in Seattle.

The gun was confiscated
when FBI agents stom^ Yartemigh's home in Octo^r in an
^fe^mpt

g^and

to arrest his

brother 00

charged

in the cringe.
Latest develc^nnents isx tte
Ei^>Na2i controversy:
"I know nothing about
Alan Berg, except that he's a
Jew." Yarbrough toW report-

ers Tuesday at the

Ada Q^mty

Jail in Boise. Idaho.

Asked to speculate on who

kiDed Ber& Yarbrough said.
^kKl." He refused to talk to
two Denver detectives tovei^
pting the Berg c^e Tu3ay
and wouldn't E3ty wt^o pve him

t^^y^poa.

sin Seaside, Orc^ Denver

EMw Raimenter n ooe of

n^^j^rts In the April Ma^'s

tx^kery linked to the grmp
was arr^M, the FBI mid

Tulay.

Aryan Nations leader

Richard Butler stid in Coeur
d'Alene, Idaho, be regards Yarttfough and his roomm^e Robert Mathews
klU^ in a gun

battle with

FBI agents Dec S

in

Whidbey Island, Wfesh.

"to
b^ of the bluest of kSeal^m
aiKl nK>ral character."

Ec ^td

he dldnl believe th^n oyi^ble

theft chari^s.

Yarbrough, who

Last week, Denver police airmed the gun found in his

borne was the weapon that
UDed Berg He has not been

fled the

of violeot atone.

Tb^ WasNnQtoo Poet _

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New (New

YorV)

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The Chicago Tribune _

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!iVo wsmeo luve Wa charged

with receiving $20,000 from a
taS-miilion California armored car
robbery thai the
alleges was
cpmniiited by white supremacists,
amhoriljes said in Boise, Ida, Suzanne Stewart, 27, and Jean Craig,
60, both of Boise, ^ Te being held

without

pending arraignment
Stewart is
the daughter of Sharon Merki, who
ber husband, Robert E. Merki,
v.u^ charged last month with harbail

in federal court today.

boring a fugitive

member

of

neo-Nazi group, FBI spokesman

I>on Wofford said.

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fi.cii.a

News in Brief
'iThe State
JjS in t ii^utc ftjprcmacart group's
f3.6-inillion innorcd car robbery
fa Northern California were
ordered held without bail in Kaliapell
Mont Virgil Bamhill, 28. and Richtl Harold Kemp, 22, dkS TOt rist
when i^lfce snd
a^nu, acting
cm a t^, cj^':^t^tEein tt a downtmm bar, Bottce Chief Martin Ste-

FW

anic ^kl

A UA magifftrate denied

miJ for EsTTiMl and ECemp, who

fece s feesring in Mieioula
cm
wbsther tfeey will be munwd to
fece chfijures in the Brink'a holdup
near Ukiah oo July 19, The men are
believed to be members ot the
Aryan Natkma, an Idaho-baaed
wWte at^premadst gmxp, Stefanic
nSd.

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IHREATENED SENATOR
ADDRESSES BRaAlDCASTERS

,0M. Cif. ^

rvMUAife.

-By DENNIS Md>OUG AL,

nmetStaaWriier

SPRINGS-Sen. RobPALMPackwood

ert
(R-Ore,), the
target of an alleged assaasination plot less than a week ago,
made his first public appearance
here Monday at the California
Broadcasters Assa winter conference.
Here to debate the 50-year-old

fairness doctrine,

Packwood

told

Tht Times

before the conference

that be had been advised by the
B]^ over the New Year's holiday
that the white supremacist Aryan
.Nations organization planned to
murder him.
Packwood said that he believed
that he had been targeted by the
'jroup-because of his pro-Israel and^
anti-radst stands in Congress.
niy hunch is they (the FBI)
may have infiltrated (the militant

because they had

^^edfic information a^ut

(organization),

v^^

where and when the assassination

attempt would take placed Packwood told The Times before the
eonference.

^^;

According to the FBI, the tBrrcrgroup is t>elieved to have been

respcmsible for the assassination;

last June of Denver talk-show host
Alan Berg outside his coodomini-'

um.
I
Packwood said that he was UDder
mirveiUance and high eecuilty
most of last week but that the,
danger had

aj^ifLrently

now

^m^

About 20 to SD individuals compel

ihe Aryan Natiwis gron>. P**'
.wood estimated.
Jii recent years, the organi^tson
>vas been headquartered in I(Mho

kbere it repcsrtedly has g(Hie on

wtdoor. maneuvers in much the
way an army might and, two
jDOElths ago,

was inVolved

in a

<riyiHout in Metaline Falls, Wash..

jn bhich an Aryan Nations membtf jifras killed by the FBL It was in

4h^ wake <tf tluit dKX>tout that the

Ireportedly discovered the auatic weapon that allegedly
\ to murder Berg.

mm

Uke Packwood, had been

SS

n Wspokcn critic o# suja-emacist

on^ racist organisatkms.

Packwood has also been an outspoken critic of the fairness doctrine, which forces radio and tele'vici() station owners to cover all

T*cli.S*m.

^ides of important public issues.

nroo're not gdng to get any kick
from Congress (about the fairness
doctrine},'' said Packwood during
An^f^ourlong debate before 200
-tondlfedcasters with doctrine propooeftl Charles D. Ferris, former
chairman of the Federal Coramunicatiohs Commission.
-*The Incumbents always get
covenage,** Packwood argued.
(foq*t think we're going to make

any changes.**

Two years ago, Packwood tried

to pTiase the fairness doctrine out of
existence for a five-year period as
an experiment but couldn't get
enough votes on his own committeethe Senate Commerce Committeeto move his proposal to the
fulllSenate.

Both Packwood and Ferris

agreed on one

point: that
iegUlators fear televisioa

mem

nllowing their debate on the

opening day of the California
aradcasters Ansa's two-day vmta'7nvention. a mock vote dearly
and predictably showed that CdiflDrpia broadcasters agreed totally
witb Packwood that the fairness
doctrine has outlived its usefulness.
Fetris cast the only vote for the
rule In an informal poll.
Summing up the overriding f^rs
of the mi^iority of Packwood's Capitol tBill colleagues, Ferris told the
broAdca^tars that the filing in
Washington is that broadcast
ing^-^edfically network tdevieiCQ broadcastingcreate a ""r^d
of th3 national consd^iM)^"
Tba^ p^HCTtial for massive oattaid
itiduence continues to require a
fUrbeas doctrine to ensure nonpartisan and unbiased presentation
of news and opinion, Ferris argued.
Qrawing a parallel to a lesson he
learned his first year in law school,
Fefris said: Tf you let roe write the
&0J, 111 tell you what any judge

m^

^xledde."
&oadcasters should not yet have

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vu

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indicted in
tsst July
Spoicane, W^h.. for alleged posMaskm of a fcx^ed fovemment
document and tnierfltate tran^^or-

taUon of a forced aeciority. The

indictment of James I>ye, 36, s^ant
cancelUtifcnn of a probable cauM
boirin^ oo tibne armored car db^rghave
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as well
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WMte Supremacists Unked to Scheme io

By Lturt Parker

SEATTLE. Dec. 11The masve FBI manhunt kst weekend that

ended a fiery sun battle on a
wooded, rural island north of here
has anveiled what federal prosecotors can a scheme by a group of
white aapremadsts to overthrow
tte goMeunnMsnt.

Idiert Mathews, who died in the

l^-hour skge. and fcmr others ar*
rested at the scene had been associated with a wfaite-supremadst
grcmp k) the Idaho panhandk Icnown
as the "Aryan Natms' and had
plans to chminate "Jewish mflueoce* and other miDority groups

Take Over

The Slowdown began eariy Friday morning when more than 60

FBI agents swept through the pts*
VFhidbey Island,
tures and woods

Seata 50-mx)e-ioDg body north

tle, and surrounded three cabins on
a bhzfToverlooidng Puget Sound

The agents closed shipping lanes

near the island until late Friday evening mi halted air trafBc as the
es^tf^htmt progressed. FBI agents
r^sgotiated with tM; ^Hvists md etc&tr^^ id
n^t^ f:^ Friday

harboring a fugitive.
But Mathews. 31,

e^b^ and
one c^ the bouses,
refused to come out FBI agents,
i^ome wearing camouflage, their
heavily

armed

in

from Amencan society, according

to documents filed in federal court

blackened, waited in the

woods through the damp, cold ni^t
while negotiations continued.
Saturday afternoon, the FBI fired

Qsre.

tsarps

Ths Federal
gatioo

began

Eiireau of Investiinvestigating

the

group several months ago in coonectioQ with a series of crimes

tkmght to be the work of s group of
white jmpremadsts* An unkkntifisd
fflformer who kifihrated the group
provided the FBI with informatioa
linking

it

to three

armed robberies

and northern Cahfonua

that totted tnore than $3 milboa.

ID Seattle

faces

into tl^ kmse md kter attempted to enter it to tztosi Uzgunthews. Agents were met
fire and retreated. As tfes second
day cf the siege pve ^.n y ta <?^j^^ss. tlii^ FBI fired flares bto the
bmkiing
bouse to iDuminate it.
caught fire and quickly burned to
the ground with Kfathews inskie as
cxpkding ammunition kept the

t^

V^

agenuatbay.

bdly burned body taken from

G<^

the adies wis tenUtivdy kientified

from dental records as Mathews.

Kandolpb George Duey: Robert

E. liierki; lus wife. Sharon K.
Merid, and a man kientified as 'John
Doe' but abb known as Bartlett
Duane Udell and Ian Roy Steward
were charged in U,S. District Court
in Seattle with harboring Mathews.
Three members of the groiq> are
stiD at large.

firing the arrest of the four sctrmts, FBI agents wshed a briefcase bearing Dney's name that contaijQHed a document dated Nov. 23.
entitled IXedaratkio of War,** said
Assistant U.S, Aturoey Gene Wilson.

The document declares "war" on

various elements of society and was
signed by Mathews, Dyey and Robert Merid in the name <rf the "Aryan
Resistance Movement," according
to

comt

f^pers.

infomver sakl Mathews invited him to join the group and told

The

him

abcKat his plans.

The

group's bible, according to

the kvformer, was Turner's Diarfes" by William Pierce, which was
published by the Natk>nal Alliance,
an East Coast right-wing associatk)n.

The book

contains fictional

"di-

TT* Washington Post

Jb3_

Tbs Wes^Bnoton T^nss

S^^ Ndws {Ha^ Yor1(}

Ths ^tew Yorfc Tffnss
Ths Wtf Strs^ Jourrakl
The Chiceoo TrU^f^ ^
lbs Los Angoi^s Tunss
Tbs

Christian Scisncs Monftor

USAToday

l^sto

Pi&OS

f^'M'B
.FWOOj

m
..j::^ms^

tries*

written

fcy

min nncd

Turner, who details a ^jpoeed

takeover of die Umted States by
while supremadsts*

The diaries describe a jroop

caOed Tbe Order that oodertakes
Ms revohitkx) by funding iudf
through robberies. couoterfeitiAg
Md other crimes. Tbe oest ttep,
according to tbe book, is to laundi
terrorist atucks. iaciuding bossb*
ngs and assassinations, against

public offidais. public offices, energy facilities, communicatioos vy*-

tens, iffiwsj^psr cffice^ s^mJ televkaon and radio stutkms.

Offer's enThe book 6sts
emies as Jews, blacks, ctber minor-

T^

cooservstives

it^,

unwiSiing

to

take drastic steps and bberais, said

FBI special agent Norman StejAenson.

revolution in the book begins

1991 and ends successfully after

The

eight

years with the murder

<rf

peopte. tbz destnjctkm <^ tbe

^'liberal Jewish press," the btmibing

msny

FBI headquarters, the <Mteratkm of Israel with nudcar weapons

of

tM

the

dz^th

of

the

Sctiooal

Turner m a gmddal nuclear sltack

on the PeniagcQ, Sic;Aen&Da said.
(United Press IntenuitioGal reported that the Aryan Natwns
Church of Hayden Lake, Idaho.
thai
filed a four-page, typed letter

a danned to have received SaturThe grmip aaid it ctmtaioed

^,

Mathews' apparent dcscr^)tk

his years of

r^thorities

ccnf&U

and

vof^sred

erf

with federal
to "j^^tss tbe

UMrtlC tSS BftC*T<W

wbm ^kite supreaftcist Robert Matksws died.

searchet rabble of kinase

FBI and tet them know what it is

Kke to becocne tbe bunted."
(Tbe tetter md Mathews worried

has

3-year-<Al

'"miaM be a stranger
a

fetexWiaired.

too,

Chnt.

his

own

tlue-eyed

Aryan in a country populated mainly

by Mexicans, mulattoes. bUcks and
Astans."

(Mathews, after teaving Aryan

Nations, formed the White An>er
kan Bastion." U?I reported.

9^.6^1)

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Vy

Mwapapar. cly antf M.)

fyiyj-* CiDpino *n

9pc Btow)

MnUI

coo wveral mooths

furm kao prosram

un miew

of

the

.^^^ipl^^SRss'A

EdMon:

1^ 15^
is invcstisiting

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11-14-84

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Ik

PG. Ii6 ROCHESTER post; BDLtETll

ROCHESTER, WI i:_^:Z^::.-^^i,:g,^M.,-

befcnre

T.

P OSSE COMITATU S

his office

iBvetlUon.

FBI

^
lOOA-18002
MINNNEAPOLIS

Ctoftificcfion:

6ubmttSinoOffic:

'
,

MM

Indtxino:

itkn

5m^

office wfco

^"JS^rtato

B dtttetiBg

since ear-

Tlw groop was also

HtlSr
tte FBI Inmtifatioo ceotm oo g^iVe intowa sntil an investlMetber tlje loMpfttTO tewW
t^g lo^,
iBetigtioiL

ear.

^^

frasd or wire fraod, Yarbor- ^g^'gaBJad tte sUte's chapter to

jSfebMd
by
YartMco^ raid fisa iav^agiiof the major tools oaed
of funds.
tenners has been
a kas favl?d isitarriews trttt
nfTe know the funding is real,
Han
ire than 190 peopk toiaj
that the organlzaUon
and if tbey will allow us to do our
at
loans
obtain
period
mth
telp farmers
.
^, ^^,
tarotigating ^l^ow^arket interest rates. job we will be able to prove it"
Ifce FBI itin ia
Tbe rosnager said ber firm rej^^P^ gave fanneni loan appbcaiSy. many testis, in
ceatly found European lenders who
by
said.
jT^warded to the lenders. will finance loans requested
jh the case. YarUooh
ill

^tM.

qm
"^*i^

^)^ ^ ^^t

^d

wio

iw

VBI abo

J^j
_,,.^.

atiU la inrestigat-

Igram. Yarboroash

"aid.

|^

reoeatedly refused to

SniM&osa-

In a ^sas

mtw^

NAPA

Bombers.

*Tbs^e people are either private

investm^t tnxsU or po^blv Euro^&n ctHamerical banks" dbe mid.

The l^^ns
,

that potat Aortly

NAPA

ad

_.

pres^f^aat.

the

m&.

from
inooey was ^siBg

lenfl-

rates

.manager

will

below

carry interest
pm^ent, tbe

8^

^d.

^e nd^J

that all

NAPA n^m-

even
bsrs wbo applied for loans
adanl. witom,
^^^^
toK>en to Ibooe rejected by American lendEUiott said, '^t
ers because of inadequate collater^***^
mate people. They are clean. al-will qualify for loans.
One liypotbesis bting investigat* There's oo nod, no damned pboni*
They (the European koders^^
bj tbe FBI is that NAPA ^ess to tbdr opentkma.'*
of the
not as strict on
are
finance
a
xked as a broker for
.
^
^otaoav
^
credit criteria ^ we are ever
A
Mimde, Isd, that is
mpanj
said.
here,"
tov^jtifflted iartm in Fort Upica, OdIo.
eoftbe firms
the
oq
craimect
who applied tot NAPA
not
would
Farmers
Eliott
iSl
t
investigation.
loans ^ere aest loan papers two
B^dss NAPA, fea
weeks n^, tte manager said,
KAPA
itkm Jteo ^vdcs six finaBce
Im firm will forward those papers
tM Post-BoUctio ^^w
mpanks, at l^M sssne o? i^bkh
to the European ks^lers. Tbe n^sisbeiR
ccssp^-sni^
Mimde
^ all^^edly iirrmgiA| t^ NAPA
know how

Kmt

w^

^^^r^^fV^^t S
s^

iwi

rnvS^ofe

Fm im^^ ^^

_^
Im tocra^ ^^ai^

(tee

a^^ <^

tfes

FBI

^^

by
ve^i^ted
^
-,
,

iavestisa- , processing

tfe^

FBI li^ fe^a ager sMd

Un

{p

siie

tiMn't

were ^Jt
NAPA feanappUca- many NAPA membersher
Erm k
''"*"*

cm wb^fc^ NAPA md tlons.

companies are all ^ter*
e
f^ ^^g^ct manager ks' tbe firm
iated, he cntiBrroed
s^id she is aware of tha J1BI invet*
her company hu
At feast three o( tbe firms are tigaUQD bat that
wrong,
nothing
cated ta ISnnde. lad. Tl^ thrw done
^t do not charge any np-fr^t
[ande firms are **associated"
to tbe^ type^ of loans,*" t^
ith ooe am^tte*, ^^cording to a
^port bmn tbe Better Basii^^ eiJUMiger sail *lVy ^^onld have to
prove that ^?e hav^ absolutely no
areas In Mus^i^
Dave Ryan, assistant UJS. attor- aonrtes of funds, i^ich cannot be
aoorces
sy in lB(aanapoIis,^aid it coold be proved bacaose tre do have
50 omti^a:^

'

mi

^1 @^

^ Yarfe^t^# a^miSra^i

ban ^pers.

&e

said

attmpting to have all tte W^m

finally by Christmas.
Tbe manager said ber Ann is
{incorporated in a foreim contry,
Ibut &cUned to name tne country.
A report from tim Munde Better
Business Bureau, mooting tbe es^utlve director of the firm, said the
company locates business financiM for small butincases and offers
^nandal brokerage, mall order.

A^

21

u^

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A >ffl*er of eojom^ "J
baokm cootocted by ^S^:fTA

g^

te_p.y . 1500 fee to

one of the Munde finDce coroptleOn raised serious doubts oo^SoJc to be covidered for a tou.
ihe NAPA toiu pcogrtm.
^, Ifbe three Munde compwto re
Wil-j 'aaodatoT with one aaotber, aoDr.
said
team."
total
s
a
If
at
ecooomist
re^ooal
bur UakL a
^^^^^ to a rqjart from the MunBowtbe Uoivetsity of MinDesoU.
^ie Better Busloesi Bureau.
feasoo|eyer
no
office
baw
tfae
Investors would
toll^jsteto tbt NAPA to!'firroatsctedbytto^Pt3t-BuUeUn
woSambecause they can earolieniedthather flnnhastia tothe

^BxumMr^

m^-^^^

moo- Uier two coa^^aajes.

hi|*er interest rates on
""*" '^'*
tmo.
Mu^ii
markets,
ey
A paysneat of iyi^i to tbe
o coopiuiy was also
con
"It sounds like another
descnbed

nme," said Les Peterson, presi dosmgfees. wbidj were

tkm^
t^^V^.^

aentrftbeFaPiDeraSUteBaniiin

including a o^^JSS5

former ^^^^tA, attorney cort. and filing

bank- f^g^
agricultural
>i>trmM> of the
the ASeilcan
of
ddIUoo. people who obUined
committee
tai
'-^
'** p-- JVi
Assodatioii.
losns were rtquired to pav
Xrtooot, Minn. Peterson

is

Buiken
Suiken

Petersot said

of his eus- ctat Ipterest when the loan

tome

SSjiSS^tl^
the

loMi typicUy,2^1SSi
douai*.

lees'*

ol several thousand

P*

'^

^*.

"

d^e.^^

NAPA do^ment^-

tlj Kan
SJa the righuowjert
keep any deposit

"'^J^J^'Jwl

*.!. i

.n toSd

MWding

to

SifaS'^DtedSnT
"X^.2?
mt that or paw
..r^lTNAPA

organixatioo

SS^rd want

to

r^

ft

^wu

^
^*^

t&

tfee

document.

source

^d

the right to file

SjIiSt the borrower

SZ5.00U, Wiw Hw "^

for

could prove he
-r

unless be
2te>ebivenn found a single one bSVower
source achad not disclosed the
document.
that is."
NAPA
cmd- wrding to the
Suteroente by the finance
for
Elliott .has said

-Anybody thatteUs

K ing

to

vhisUing up

loa. Borrowers
>tic irithu>
rtting
be
|^.
and when their

J^^'SlSJrJji

J* jLj?^MiS
^^^^'f^r^"

a. dead teee.

^^mon^

for

^^^

^fi^ere l^t 8nsbodyttt ^-l^3/i^"available. fee said.

in fa*^*i2rf
of
NorJ^eTbave been no reports
Morsman. prudent rf J*^
receiving

^Ed

C*^
Srtre8sed

r^JUners

actually

^^^Jr5lt<Sf2;'SS"u.

J^

NAPaW-

bonrowen are

peoupon by anscrupulous

^-When

any

grow of bonora te

Brfer pressure, be

it

fonowa

Syonrelee. there aremany

Bun

said.

"We have essn ^ts

cMe deals like.this dting 1 and we
money
K^ Middle Eastern
m connecfraod
of
lot
a
Sveseen
tion with these deals.

TreanenUy. we have fo^

boiTOwSrrhive bMo atockjj^
gettmg
the finder's fee and
that

SJing

milling in retom.*'

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APUeserpfaxo

FBI spokesman Alien Whitaker ftettj and iBiand

Ccumy, Wash., Sheriff Dick Medir^ talk with report-

ers Saturday after the house that rruirder suspect

Robert J. Mather.^ r/as in caught fire r.rvj burned.

fr

HCkB
GOUPEVILLE. Wwh.Tfae bod>
flf a man believed to be a neo-Nazi
WOfxgA to the wounding oi an EI
Ment was found Sunday in the
marred ntkikt of an islax^ hmx^,
^dch was ignited by poike Oares
<iuring a SS-Eour Btanooff, autbaritiessaM.
Allen Whitaker, FBI special
ngent-ia-charge for Washington
^bte. sa^ fes l^alieved Vbt mily

^omant

<^ the \^^i^,

bumsd

to its

ftamoatitKi, was Rdt^rt T, r^Mhs^sTS.

l. ti BMaline Fdk. ^iM ti^ FBI

^ud

tl^

klef^y

as^ be ^^^Ins^

ne

FBI sealed off the Whki>ey

Island home Saturdi^ akbt aflo'
Mathews was presumed affled to
the exptosioo and Ore, wUeb broke
aat waei a 5WAT ta^zn dropped

Hhiminfitjon flares

from

a*

V />^ Y"^ J

hdkt^

tl^

ilATIlWS, HOLED p fa the

home, refused to come mxt
wtBcn the fire ^artaJ and coe^inu^

tense,

THE FIERY

death eaded an

fi

motel to Portland,

C^.

The

^m^

ea^ FBI spokesman

k^

Jos^

Smith.

"^^j^m had been Ih^^ to ^om^ranac^ ^rtmps m

Ival, ^^hlta

Washington. D.C., and Idj&o.

Ihree peioi^ were arrested to
ether reskSenoes on Whidbey Island
Friday oo charges of narboring

Mathews. Tbey were

klentifted

by

Tha Waahington Post .

Tha Washington Ttfnw

tD^ News

(N^mv

Tha New

Ycf*;

Tha Waa

S?rt>st

Y<^)

Tn^os

,teyn^

The Chicaoo Tribune

^ ^SC,

The

The Los Angatas Tvnas

Christian Science Monitor

USAToday

Date

in-

two-week manhunt for

Matl^ws, who was wanted to the
Hov. 1t^ shootina of an FBI agent in

may have

ifnitcd tfes blaxe.

flares cau&ad the fu^, tmt
Sring at
tS^ tedividual inside
the a^a!stfi ai^ m> th^y could tssi get
ctoe
lo g.^ tha file c^,"
tkxx

P^

Merki and Sharon K. Merki.

ert .

^ring at ag^tts. Itie bouse then

@rimted in a Imge fireball. The FBI
^lia Mstlms^* euj^ly of ammuni-

FBI as Kandolph G. Duey. Rob-

ter.

rnital

f^ f\ C^'

17- /O"^^
4.+^-^

rSQi

lT>OJ

ai

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measure.

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THE USA
Orf USA Too^Y^ HimoHU lewt Mrrwowt

WASHMGTON
SEATTLl

~ Ke^MonFs

DdMe

MafiSrws ^ys the FBI

rejected ber c^fer to talk ^cb-

^viog up is a
Whklbey Island ^e^ A toty
tsdkved to be Mather ^^
iouzKl tn the charred nibt^ of
a bou^ after FBI agents' ^rcs
ert Mathes?s into

^xidentally

sd

It

aire.

Th Wfcshsn^OT^ Post _
The WfesJ^ngtoo Tnes

MIy News (^d^

Yoric)

Tbe Nw York Tvrws

The Win

Street

Jouma}

Th CNcaQo Tribune

The toe Angetes Txnes

The

\t

Christsfirt

Scter>ce Monitor

USATo<tey

.MA

Oete

tl'll'Bf

w. 4-26-83)

Crkb.

j^^^v^m?^
-M.
It.

U4.
lt.OB.4

7hB World
^^ New York
mamtr

sided

foSsral

tiial

S,ubUcan

Amy.

in

of the Irish
convicted to b^

feiush

murdering a
feotneland
be extradited becannot
aoldier.
poUUcal acu
Siue his crime tru a
DiatriclJudge
UJS.
by
dedakffl
Jhe
SpriEW means that Jossoh
John

Ktrick Thomas Doberty,

^i^-

Mced from an Ulster prison in 1381

STremain in the United States at
^ut fcr the time being, ^nsao
the
rpheld Doherty'a asjortion that
some
frnot

rejr6*ents a politick &ci ^J^a

^ered by the US.-EritJSh

^atradition treaty.

Tl>t Wsshmgfton Post

The Wathington T^ws

Dcily ffew^ (Nw Ywk)
The

W^ Ssroot JoixneM

Tht Chicsgo Tribune

The toe Anoaes Tmie W^JJcL-

The

ChrisSien Science Monitor

USATodey

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It

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(Rev. 4-26-63)

Idaho fl-lsn fkhJ After Shaot'Oat With FBI Agents

GiiE That Killed Radio Host

FoiiEd in Neo-Naz!'sHome
From Times W^rr Servi(fs

Anti*SemlHrGrdop

which ended

last

weekend

in

'^^

group's leader is Richard ^^^y hoot-oul at an island

used tu kill Jc\vL';}jrna*c talk-show BuUer. a 66-year-old engineer. hi<le-oul outside SeatUe, otfidals
host Alan BiTg here last June was The group is known for its anU-Se- ^^' Mathews held federal agents
t bay for more than 30 hours
found in an /.'fij r;*ii on ihe Idaho I'^^^^^^^^racJst rhetoric,
Yarbrough is believed to have *>rfo police flares started a fire in
home of a neu- Knzi who remained
body presumed to be
in fedcr:il cisto(!y Saturday, police served as Butler's bodyguard and ^^ house.
worked in the organization's print Mathews was found in the house
said.
Borg, 50, who cal<e<! hfmf^elf "the ^^^P- ^'^ name appeared on a flyer fterward, authorities s^d.
Mathews and Yarbrough also are
guyyculovelo?iate;*hadrcreivcd suggesting that it was 'nime for
threats durir.i; his fsttnt on rad)o ^^" ^^^ the enemies of the w^pectedofa series of armored car
staUon KUA^ He oftm denounced Aryan Nations blacks and Jews, robberies, iiKiluding one in Ukiah,
according to the Anti-Defamation ^^^^^ ^^^ netted $3,6 million.
right-x\ingrr-jp.>c'nthpair.
They were charged with a SeatUe
Eallicticf toM.^ con^med that League of B'nai B'rith.
Yarbrough told the Seattle "Tno^^ car robbery last April that
the.45-c:iii1vTlng:;msi^l)machine,
gun found in rr Ucl IS ra>d on the Times last year that the group was netted $500,000.
Mathews was the founder of m
homeofGnrvLr-Ya^hrouf'h. near "looking for a separaUon of the
Sandoiihi, Id,., v/a5 U5^d to kill races-most likely it will come by fi^roup called the White American
Bastion/authorilies said, describing
Berg." Dnvcr v.-^ic- Chief of De- force."
"^ ^^ prepared to do battle," H as a neo-Nazi group dedicated to
tectjves Don T.:u!rix icnid Friday,
The FB! had ol.tained a search Yarbrough was quoted as saying fomenting a white supremacist
warrant in an investigation of an '"^^ ^rd will guide my bullet* "revolution" in the United Sutes,

DENVER-Thesubw-hinogun

assault

on federal

deflect the
fired at me."

officers.

bullets that nri

ScsrcctEsmpcJ

Butler said Yarbrough has not

YjirbiTi'gh. a fonrer member of ^>^n a member of the organization
the v'hiic Fuprcn*.acst Aryan Ka- ,for some time. He refused to comlions, fired ojt FlU agents before o^^nt further.

the search and escaped, police said

Mulnix said authorities inve<iThe seurch also gating Berg's death had fociised on
uncovered Anan Nation uniforms far-right-wing groups like Aryan
and at:^ult rifles, prenadps. gun Nations because of Berg and "his
in a Ftatenioiit.

silencers, c)T''>'ivc5

and

and what he had to ^y

about them." On his shows, B^rg
Yarbr.^ugh -am? anenrd after a often derided and challenged esNov. 24 shoji-om with FBI agents tremist groups. Berg was shot to
at a Portland. Ore, mctcK and was death in the driveway of his town
returnf*d to Bo>*e. Tdn., where he is house last June 18.
l>cing held without bail on charges
A month after Yarbrough fled his
including 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 njotel near Pertto file charges in Berg's death. "Mr. land During a shootout there,
Yarbrough isn't going anywhere," officials said, Yarbrough was <^tured and Mathews escaped
be added.
At one lime, the 29-year-old
A manhunt for Mathews ensued,
bla?:tin^ personality

.caps.p:.Jicc.<uid.

Yarbrough reportedly was "captain

Thd Wahir>gton Poet _

Tba WashinQton T^mtt

News (New

Daily

Aryan Nations, a
neo-Nazi groi^. based in Hayden
L^e,Ida.
of security" for

TTva

New

The

Wafl Street

York)

York TbT^M _

Ths Chicaoo

Jourr^

Trttxjne

The Cos Angeles Times

The

tISAToday

Dsstd

\z.

/,/
.IJj?

r^ /

f?

Christian Sci>c Monttof

tn'V^wf'p^

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Around
VfiQ^^ia^E^

..I

the

World
British M.P/S Criticize

Ruling on Extradition
LONDON. Dec. 14 IbereteaJ
FadenU jodge
<tite

a member

Republican

of a
to extra*
cf tbe PrcyvistoDa] Irisb

in

Manbatua

An&y

ooovkted of the

murder of a Britisfa soldier was greeted

with fury here by ^veral Caoaervative

Members

of Parfiameot.
'This jtidge has ifvea the w&al of ap.
prova] to murder, maimiq ^xxi terrorism."
Jill Kxnghi, a Cocservative
M.P. for Edgtorton, a district of Birmmgham "He should uoderstaad tbat
he has also gjvwi the green light to ternarists all over tb& world, who vill
know that so
as they use the exoise that their acts are political, the
law will protect them."
Joseph Patrick TTsomas Doherty,

^d
.

k^

who

faces life in prison if extradited to

Britain, had corrtsnded that he could
ot be retunt^ here xm:^ th3 British-

American

cxtrr>diticfi treaty because it

an article pnilubiting extradias oWense can l>e cciaidered

<^nnrains

tioo if
**ooe of a poiitie^ character."
Jt^e J<to E. Spriizo of Feder^
District Court said the facts in Mr. Doberty's case "pre^ot the assertion of
the political offense exception in its
most classic form."
Meanwhile, a British aoldier was
laikd for Hfe today Idr the munier of
the rood manager of the pop group Banararama in Belfast. Pvt. Ian Thain
was the firet K>ldser to be found guilty

ol murder oo duty to Northenj Irtiand

He was 18 years oM at the time be ^hot
Ttamas RciUy, S, duriag disturbance
in

Augist IdSZ

TT^ Wsahington Post

The Washington Times
H9Wi (Now YorH)

m^

Ths New
Th3

Yortc

Tines

S.

W^ Sn?t Joorral

The Chscago

Triixjne

The Lot Angetes Times

The

Christian Science Monitor

USATodey

V3>

,,

.fVUOOJ

fi-

(Rev. 4'^e-e3)

fegal

vitb Ua frje< Robert T. Matbewa.

Pbfice mj iiatbewa aho was a

atenber of Aryan Katiooa.

Tarhroqgh nboeqoeBtly was ar*
rated and is ia caatody. Matbewi
kBed hat weefaeod in a ate^Bt St an iriaod hUnfway aetr Seat-

wm

Gun in Killing

He,
,

f^l^

TarbroQgfa

Mathtvc^

lep^

'I ae
ujHuwiei aaoeiai aaanit
wUcfa readera caa reach firaos aoy*
also baa a lot ofltaoe T^ai-

^y^ |

Aryan Matioos
cSoed to comment yesterday aa ti^
B| atat. A tfoloBmBm at tte
aaid

YarbroG^

aot

.a

Uk.

carrot

i^Zi^

were ^hxvea, FBI ageeti aecrdi^

D^sver

m^i^m

te^

gassA

bfis

^TJLBid

Oloe of tbe gODS

ibdottries

DENVER. Dec 14Tbe gun

vied for tbe gmgiand-ctyle tbyng
s outspoken ta&HAow hoct bere
htf been recovered iD tbe bene of a

fif

*'

was as Ri^3.

45<aBKr

aotomatic

the tfpe of weapon that

Berg. Bofleta fired from tbe
guD were rftipped bere fcr baSistica

pwtol

kmM

Tbe preoae '^Kgaattire* left

b7 tbe gun oo tboae test bnOeta ex*
rifht-viiig extremist wbo k oooMcted to t neo-Nazi white tuprem* actly ffwtrbfd marfca oo tbe hiBftt
ant groop, Denver potioe Mid to- fomd aroond Borg'a body.
tfating.

before tbia fell

Ibere bad been bo evfcSence of vi*
Ballistics tesU confinncd that a
Ibcfa 10 mtfomatic fiitol |B[ olest activity bf Aryan Natfons*
stents faund in tiie extremists Skembera.
^ryan Natjoca, ^dth bss^jtmrS^sm^^oinU I$bbo, honse was t&e gun
I^Dfioe aakl that

.thi^t
'

IdUed

mitspo^en

rsdb

ao* t^TS

ma

tightly

aorthweat

^cor^

fortre^

in

M&

been knofm)
buDets 00 a dty street bere last for spreading an ancient message <d
radal and rdigious i^SM with ^^dr
The gun was found after a fire- em, bsgtHechnoiogy gadgetry.
Tbe group maintains two oksb*
between FBI agents and Gary
of whkh
Lee YartH-ough. 29, at Yarbroai^^s poter boQetki boards,
bome in Sandpomt. Officials said is caOed an 'Aryan Natkxa Liberty
Yartxttugh had been a member of a Net," ashd which anyone can r@d
i^te crganiatioo called "Aryan Na- denunciatioos of Jews, htsrks, com*
&smi^s and the
govenmtmt,
Aryan NatitEas cdh ttt
t'Ster tbs Eh^3oeot with a^sMs at ^E^fekh
bis home Oct. 18 Yari^rough &d *^CK!r for 'Zkin^ Oco^s^tk^tid

mimccT Alan Berg

with a torrent

fciaho*

^t

^^

y^

GovenunenL
Under tbe beading ^Cnow Y<mr
tk! balfetin fctrcks

M.

sddre^aes of bc&l e&ises

the
Anti-Defamatioo League of B'lai
B'rith and of the Commtmist Party

U.SA
Tbe board bas

officers

kg denunda*

C&i

IKvinoo

i^a^terday

t^M^WMMft am.

&^

bad fccuatd oa bright*

wmg

eiUeuitsta frxan tbe start of

the jpvfsrigation of Berg's aaorder.
That was becaaae of Mr. Berg
and bia peraonality, becaoae of tbe
tfaittga be bad to say about right*

wing extremtsta, which saigfat have

aiade hnn a target** Muhux aaid.
Berg, who feneraOy was Hwral
OB pobcy issues bad a flamboyant,
provocative sttoaer on tbe an- that
made him this csty'a beat4cDown
and wotl rmtrrrvf laul radio per*
,

ooabty.

Berg was Jewish,

1979, a Ku
Khix Klao member burst kto his
i^udk) to crttictae his comsassxtMsj,
Berg said tbe Klan member thn^t-

ened him at gunpomL

After Berg was gunned down

tete

at aii^t outside his townbo^ise

here, Denver pobce Questioe^
200 people
search of leads.
Tbe poboe cautioned that ao eoe

umt

bad been charged with tbe Berg

They aaid they bad no
evidence connecting Ysrhrough c^
shooting.

Mathews

to tht

Berg weafsm

et tfee

time of the killing.

But tbe Denver police have sent
far??estigatcK^ to <|t^tk^ Yarbrciafh
m^ other Aryan Natkms Bombers
about the case.
Aryan Nations is the political snn
of a white-stq>remacist, anti-Semitic
organization caQed

Morris DscSk a prominent

Democratic Party hsdor m Abbams, because Dee% bas provided
tioQ of

^ice

Muhtx aa^

The

Cburch

Jenis Christ Christian.*

Tbe group activdy proselytises,
Gsing tbe motto, 'Xhe oatioa,

m^

creed, one race.*

Trw Wsshington Pmrt

,A*A'

Th8 Washington rfi

Cy News

(N^

'

Yori^)

ThsNswYortiTtfrm
Tht WsR

Strt ikwmal

Th Los Annies Tfsmt

T>

ChrisSisn

Scienca Monitof

USA Today

O^s

[uKJu a'(m-'vA'

PtQO

^-^ *

^^ *

%S9

.nvooj

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^y^^i

NATIONAL AFFAIRS
There tre no sheets or bur&mi orosaes: --r-yrTBf?y? ?a3aar.*jL4<i
hatred has gone high tccfa. Fbr IS, aaafooe
vith a compuUr on {dug into die Aryan
Naticm Liberty Net, an ckctrooic *1mlletin board"* offering the latest in seo-Nas
thought, thanks to the Ko lUia KhiL
For example, To^der the heading Km^W
YOUR ENEMY there are Hsu of Commtmist
Party c^Bces, as wdl as
Occupjational Government*^ infonnerv**
And there are editorkl offerings, fts pdL In
Littfe, a
a discussion of the case of
Vietnam veteran serving a life tern for
bombing communist headquarters in No?th
Carolina, the author irkquires: '*Why ait ell
right for Leroy to shoot and bomb Oc3xsm&-

'!it

yT^^
'T^-H*^^W;.T5A4||^^|yM!^^||^

ZOO CZkum

Lmy

nists 12,000 miles

from

homeIxit iM

"
'

'T^^^"

at

homcT* And among the cneniks list, s Texan named Buster Kcaton carries a ghooJish
footnote: "Buster Koitoa kilkd in an ezpk>lion!!!! , . , (A glorious day."*

m^

'.r^:!!

While the messages bear t!w cryptk

nature 33/5, the KJan malccs no s^r^ of its
ttz
involvement *lt's a tremmdoas tod
awakening of the white Christian peo|^ to
the Jewish plot to destroy the white rscc
Oiristianityr ^id Glena IMhm, l^-t::
the North Carolixxa Kkn, which operates
one of several such bulktxn boards. Becai^

.ij^^

m^

of the ^'Jewish-ccmtrolled mass nkedist,** ^ys

Mnier *Ve have to take our messafie direct*
ly to the people.**

:.:^::^^^^r-r

<t^

'"

Page 20

December

V5

^-

**
24, 1984'^

AtK^

Aryan Grou^

Jai} Gafligs

l^ed

gr

^^k^i?^^

"Hr

FBI Reports on White^Supre^

ftaki

By Mny IVntan nd TJL Bd

that

im
FadenI offidak Bd yettodsy
tbat ft wbste-Aqrcfl^^t rcmp
Tsrbosc fo&wcn hive teea finked to

aaulting a federal

pected in tbe nuirders of guards and

ieUow prisos^rs.
Tbe group is caOed tbe Church of
jesus Christ Christian and its action
arm is known as tbe Aryan Nations,

a paramibtary organiiatioQ respooatUe for tibe cfaurdi*$ pditkai and

Baker also caid tbat some of tbe
Aryan Nations membership '^ baairily tbe same as that of tbe for-

vok group. One of that group's

leaders, Gordon Kahl, vms kiOed in
a June 1983 shootout vi suthor-*
Arkansas.

CkvX

Butler and, according to Bak-

t&^ rsce from

^jiristy*

Ba^

ithe^ group
1

by

was

wocaen*s wigs.
Among thoae taken into custody

no Whidbey bland were Randoif^

mi ,Ian Stewart Court testimony by FBI agents has Mnked

them to an unidentified bank rob-

Duey

bery, tivee
an Seattle

armored<ar robberies

and

>Mibiy

was found

in

Due/s

on the

"Ziooist-infiitrated

there,

Law enforcement

CaHf.,

Th W&shirtoton Post ^ ,^Ll2L

TTw WftsNnQton Tknos
Dsfty

York)

Yortc Tbrtos

The

Stroot Journal

Wiofi

Ths Los Anqste s Tmss

The Chhstian Scisoce Monttor

USATod^

houses on the aootbero tip of the

jand and tt&tA four peraoos into

men

Mathews refused to
outj^fienU: bombarded the
cooceuUated ..;,huiUiag is^ tearless, and SWAT
Idaho
especial Weapons and Tactics)
^BstaJb^.

come

;^;^jUpS!Mt'Tobi

Nsws (New

Tho f^tf

The Chioaoo Tribute

is-

tgms from the Fed-

aources said

^t netted $3.6 million.

AgenU had atopuoded Oree

._ir _: Inwi^^lkin and tbe

gov-

fcrm the splinter fection.

Yarbrough,
Duey,
Mathews,
aet^art and ^persons unknown"
Mve been charged ^^ith tbe
$500.0W) robtery of a Continental

vortbweat of Seattle.

U.

ernment* and csDed for elimination

of the niberal Jewish press.*
Duey is also a former member of
tiie Aryan Nations church who split,
^ith Mstfvews and Yartainxgh, to

l^hidbey Island, wboot 0 miks

recently

possession

that inchided a "dedaratioo of war^

White Aryan Bastion, died Dec 6 m

& fiery diootout with FBI a^enu on

for-

a bomickle

UJ5, Magxstrste PhiBp SL Swei-

kg,
Mathews, who had left tbe Aryan
^tk^as to form a group cslied tbe

by the gjrmp have intensified in recent saosths and tfel FBI stents
nd bdstl hw eefcr&^aeaA clEks
have l^en advtes^ 1$ mt' caution
.

gun, a 9-sun handgun* ft awovd, a

poike acanoer and disguise items,
iochidxng bkt asustacbes and two

ael, twice in tbe

^lid that vioiest activities

when dealing with oorrestt or

er meraberaof the poop.

Searchttg tbe other two bouaes,

<^.,Siotel.

roocunate

rV agents found two rifles, a abot-

tbey are suspects in a bank robbery

and other armored-car robberies,
faduding tbe July 19 robbery erf a
Brink's ammtMl car in Ukiah.

Yarfarott^*s

Jewidi aith and tbe

T&4&^

Armored Transport Inc. truck April

23 in a Seattle shopping center.

Robert Jay Mattiews, 31, msmged

to escape from 20 FBI agits surnwnrfing fte rooteJ, rcgwtedly
footing erne of them, Arthur Hsn-

er, "Mvocates white auf^emacy and

memben oif tbe
tbe dimination

SOO

Yariirou^ duded authorities unwhen he was arrested

following a shootout at a Portland,
tB Nov. 24,

Church of the White Seed, was

started in tbe late 19706 by Rkfaard

aasat fess^ss

ual

tbe R<K*y Mountain News, T never

beard id him Wore I bsard sboyt
this watching tekvis&on"

Tbe Aryan Nations church, earlier known as the Emancipated

tmsg er^^ymm
fea into tlae air.

ners and 6,000 rounds of ammuni-

^i ae *^be man you k)ve to kite.*

n didn't kiD hnn." Yarbrough toW

miiitfint taat-re-

ignit-

ing tht tmrnrmftinn tiiere. Tlie en-

gert refused to aet boil for the two

men last Frkby, noting that a man-

md

S^srifTs

srm; M went mto tte house,

grenactes. tcnri-aatomatic rifes, fefrared nigbt-visioo scopes, gun silencers, booby traps. poBce scan-

twn.
Berg, 50, who was Jewish, was a
fiamboyant and coatroversia] talkshow host fw KOA radio in Denver,
He was often critical of tbe Ku Khix
extremist
neo-Nazi
Kbn
groups, and wmetimes "bailed him-

proeefytizing activities.

feies in

agent

agent near his San^ioint Idaho,

home. When agents searched tbe
borne, tticy found tbe MAC-10 and
four croariKms, 100 sticks of dy*
i^nute, ^sstk explosives, hand

particqute in kuuHBharkiag. eitortkn and fimbiing and are sus-

After a SS-bour ataodoff, calhorainiBate tbe

ities fired a fiare to

He is aocoaed in connection frith

an Oct 18 shootout with an FBI

Spedal Forces, two white-supreinftdst priscm gangs that are nid to

Posse C<HmUtus," a

M3
Aha

to

group about a year ago, is being

heU witbout bond in tbe Ada CounBoise on charges of %sty Jail

tbe Arymn

to"! b^ h^^ ootasfe im ^crrsr

Bome*
'
Gary Lee Yarbroogh, 29. who
was chief of aecurity for the Aryan
Natkms vitil he joiDed a apfinter

group, whicfa is based iD tite mnoce

resort town of Haydeo Lake, Idaho,
OD ft 20-ftcre compound surrouoded
by barbed wire, is fioked to tbe

chapter

s^

outspoken radk) announcer

100 to 150 fiiexDbers ttd ties to

tvo extresntst pntod gings.
FBI ftgent Bill Bftker said tbe

mer pdsho]

men^

of the Aryan Ka-

tkms 'wm tb^ wtapoti

nd

nd

AS<aL MAC-10 wadmt

loQod iQ the hfadM bomr cf.V
a

farmer

^ying of ft Deofer tft&bcm bost

ftssauhs on federfti ftfcnts, luu

il^yan Brotherhood

heavy (oofire froon

that baffiatka teats confirmed

Cat

/j./a-sy

in Jtenver

tean^ twkse tried to atorm the

l&otj^, .kit were turned away by

.rmixxj

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least tLsee ctli^r

^ ^ S!l

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that
f^'",
StoMsume

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to

future oC iry

cure the

'ISSews sd he -s -J^
that his ^m-wouW^--^^^^:^.
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po^t^
Aryan in a mntry

^ed

l^
Nations has be.
Jty^ computer
coodUnt who
ieam. a

^granddragon.orFesLngofTexas.
the KKK in
rtsgosNations has spread

d
^"^
fir

pefS^ttUsandr^d^^c.
teJtetm tomis.

J^o computer
-Aryan

Uterty

i'-atjon

I^ets.

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Any

,i7^,homecnpteranda
into the

^Si^cmdi^l

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avil
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govemand the U.S.
been nicknamed

ihSSvs

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publishes a

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Arrested racists and the FBI

^^^

"P * 8ng of
Last week the BI
to overapian
bad
who
supremacists
white
about
throw the government and then set
o
and
influence"
"Jewish
eliminating
forth. It is
obility,

th&t, in all prol>in this case was

worth reflecting

the FBI's work

govern
helped by the guidelines that now
subveron
data
the bureau's collection of
give or violent organizations.
The guidelines, the work Of Attorney

General William French Smith, replaced

former
the Levi guidelines, named after
incomand
Levi
Edward
Attorney General
kept in place for several years
prehensibly

bv FBI Krectoijailia nLVMgiSt- 5 Le"

rules

preventedSeFBIfrom performing

sny kind of surveillance

win assembUng
on groups

publicly available material

reasonable

that had not yet, according to

bow
evidence, broken the law. regardless of
objectives.
stated
violent their

Those who think these rules did no more

"progressives
than protect innocuous
the Levi
Under
again.
should think
for
guidelines it would have been impossible
on
information
any
gathered
the FBI to have
ui the
week
last
arrested
gangsters
the
been
absence of the bank heists. If they had
govthe
sources,
non-criminal
by
funded
ernment's hands would have been tied.

The concept of "subversive" includes the

the extreme right as well as the extreme
those in between are beneficiaries
for
of Attorney General Smith's revisions,
which let us give thanks.

left. All

TM Wwhington Post
TYvsi

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l^^ NW9 (New

York)

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Leader Qaims Meo-Nazis

Have Computer Network

DENVER (UPDThe leader of
a white supremacist group whose
former member is a suspect in the
slaying of a Jewish talk-show boct
says neo-Nazi groups throughout
the United Sutes and Canada arc
linked by a network of home
computers.
Aryan Nations leader Richard
Butler of Hayden Lake, Ida.,

Meanwhile, the former Aryan

Nations member suspected of UUing Denver radio talk show beet

Alan Berg said from hia JaU cell to

Bolae, Ida., that he has never
committed a violent crime.
Police disclosed Friday that the

gun used to kill Berg was found in

Gary Lee Yarbrough's home near

^d

also that members of his group can

call up a computerized list containing the names of Jews, alleged

communists and "race traitors,'*

He told the Denver Post in an
interview published Sunday that
the lists are not hit lists but are
only meant lo tip off members of
his group to "enemies of the white

Aryan race,"
Butler said that only members of
group or their close confederates can get the code for the liHts
but thai anyone can call the computers and get other right-wing
materials^ messages and publicchis

tions.

To receive the secret lists requires a level-seven clearance, be

said. The lists contain addresses o!
certain Jewish and communist organlzaUons.

Sandpointtlda.

*Tve never harmed anybody,"

Yarbrough said at the Ada County
Jail, where he is being held without
bond on charges that include m*
sault on J,R1 agents. *Tve never
been involved in a violent crime or
a crime with a handgun."
Yarbrough said also that he has
never been in Denver and had not
heard of Berg until he aaw a
television news program on the
investigation Into his death,

Denver police said tliat an Ingram .45 -caliber submachine gun

used to kill Berg last June had been
found Li YETbrough's home In October. Yarbrough was arrested on
Nov. 24 after an FBI shoot-out at
Portland, Ore.

Yarbrough denied that the

weapon found in his home was the
tame one used to kill Berg.

Tb Wft^ngtoo Pot

Th3 WasNnoton T^nes

News (Mew York)

York Times _
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The
Daity

The CWcego Trftnms

The Los Anoetes Times Ph,l

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FX USA TOOArS IWOtfU. I^?S >wosw

Home computer network

lBk E3C>Nazl groips
Baked^B

are
Neo^<azl ETOups to the USA and Canada
oJScoS>5erMtwork thai allows subacribm to cae
and "race traltofs.
lias of JeXsuspeded communists

<^

prHMCsa3.^^^^
d the USA's leading white
tip off ^v
Tbe li^ aren-t Wt l^te, but only meant to
/UywNe^
rac^;
AiyM
white
the
of
enemies
bets to
^der

ld in the
Rlchart Butler of Hayden Lsie, Idaho.

Sunday

edtttioo

of The

Denver Post.

TelephoM Bss are <aed to transntt

^^
na^^sC^^

tOT^set up by Loufe Beam, fbm^ Grand Dra^si

Texas Ku Wm. Klan, E^ti^r said.
ofSpwS

radio toSk

S^^^^

^crw bc^
found to

Frklay. Beri olteo (^xkied

AJafi

h^

wlilte

Bers of

of the

Dwr. Ha

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s4^mad^ grous^

Th

Wsshtnsfton Post

Th Washirvoton T^tt^s
C^By News (Nw York)

Th^ ftow Yorfc Tns

Th* WaB StrtJou(msl
Tht Chicago
Th

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Im.
ti.

Lft C*
PirUi

Ex-Nazi
ATTORNEYS FOR

f\

AH*

will apical
a

LKhouiUa

mmiorant who has been

"^iiwest Side since

on

living

W9

are

Kairys had obtained his citixenship

fraudukntly, ard revoke his dti^a^jhip.

car., will next try to

^^S^X^p^i^^lN^ISr^ g^cu^t^
^^^ ^^^^^^

at a

Pol^

World War

VS.

coDcentr^tbn

camp

in

II.

District Judge James Moran

ruled Friday that Luidas Kairys^ of
^M S. Montgomery Ave., had
faikd to include the fact that he had
bmn a Nazi on his 1867 naturalization papers.
B^cau^ of that, Moran ruled that

THE FEDERAL
moved

prveramefit

first

to revoke KSirys'xitizenship

August, 1^, ailing' that he

concealed his Naxi past and lied
about his name &nd date smd place
of birth. The government contends
that he was born liudvikas Kairys
in Lithuania in ?r^.
in

Tba WtUsJvnQtoo Pc^t

TM Wei^vr>gton Tttm^ _.
Now (Naw

DfiBly

Yort;)

Th Ws

Strecrt Journal

Chicago Tribune

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19 (Rev. 4-26-63)

Revolt Plans

Tied to White
SupreEiacIsts
r:^'01?'rG0MRy, Ak. (UH)"^
Documents from a computer network operated by a white auprem-

Dees, whose office waje Ijurglartsed and firebombed last year, said
ft was ^iparent that right-wing

group contain plans for a

revolution aimed at overthrowing

supremacist groups have begun a

ftdst

the VS. and Canadian govern*

ments, a published report said
Tuesday.
The Montgomery Journal-Advertiser said information gathered
by the anti-klan group Klanwatch
indicates that the racist group
advocates revolutions in the United

Sutes and Canada by assassinaand terrorisnt

The newspaper said Klanwatch
obtained the documents from the
telephone-linked computer nettjcs-k c^rated by the Church of the
Aryan Nations, an Idaho group

tions

K3j^)ected of killings and robberies

in the Northwest, law enforcement

o^adais said.
The group

Church

is

i3^em

of terrorism and violence

^gainst of^nents.
:.Joe Gamer, identified by prosecutors as a klansman, was indicted
tatt month on burglary and aron
charges in the Dees case. Ptogccutors also claim that Gamer, who is
jailed under 1468,000 bond, is linked
to the Church of the Aryan Nations.

The evidence is |petty plain

Aryan Nations and other

that the

klan-Nazi groups are working together in a unified underground

effort to ckmage property and
aj^ssinate peqjle who are comxtiilted

to civil rights operations,

and government officials, FBI

"""'^
agents and others "Dees said

al^ known as the

of Jesiis Christ Christian.

The documents

also contained

veiled death threats against MontgcMmery civil rights attorney Morris

Dees, the founder of Klanwatch,

th.^ newspaper said
The computer network, billed
*Aryan NaUon liberty Net," eon-

Udm

messages criUcizing fedcrs]

and forei^ aid pro^^:ms
and ^zxm that **mongreiism" tad
'social experiments'* have under-

c/elfa^e

mined VS.

society, the Journal-

Advertiser reported

^e shall fight! We shall not

allow ourselves to be enslaved as
those in Russia, Arm yourselves!
liberate Canada!" one mes^ge
r^d.
Another

listed enemies erf Ihe

^hite supremacist movement ^ho
are v^anted fcsr **crimeg" m^dh
acting as informants for federal law

^ttforcement officials.

Ths WaaNngton Post

''shall i^iSer the

Th Washington Tmes

e:Etreme penalty when Iswful government is restored \^n this continent," the message read.
^le 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 Decatisr, Ala.
"According to the word erf our
God. Morris Decs has earned two

0^ NMim (N^ York)

The enemies

T? New

Tkns .

TTw WsA SIrMt

Journal

iiAPiv
vnK^i^^ TrtUM
inv Chfcigo
Thf
Tha toa AnoaesTnes

Pt l^p Ic
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Tha CWstisn Science Monitor

lV Today

death sentences," one measage

said

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NATIONAL AFFAIRS

A Surprise Break
InaMurderCase
The FBI nid on Gary Uc Ytrbrough's
Idaho home had only one aim: to capture
Yarbrough's brother, Steve, an escaped
convict from Arizona. Steve wasn't there,
and Gary, a member of several neo-Nazi organizations,

duded FBI

agents after alleg-

edly wounding two in a shoot-out. But now

the FBI has learned that its October raid
wasn't a bust after all. A .45-calibcr subma-

chine gun found in Yarbrough's house

tamed out to be the weapon used to murder
Denver radio talk-show host Alan Berg.
Berg, who described himself as a guy
*you love to hate," was gunned down last
June as he stepped from his car in front of
was arhis Denver home, Yarbrough. 29,

of

rested in Oregon last month on charges

assaulting a federal officer and is being held
without bail in Boise, Idaho. The former
chief of security for e group c^ed the AryNaUons denies ^dlling Berg or even hsv-

But
ing heard of the man before his murder.
be revealed to reporters that he did know
cme thing th^it might have made Esrg^a
**I
target of Yaibrou^'s cstremist group.

know

that he wejs a Jew." said Yarbrough,

who is now a member of the While American Bastionan Aryan Nations splinter
group suspected of several bank and ariiK>red-vi robberies in the West,
So far, no new charges have been filed
egjdnst Yarbrough.

Denver District Attor-

revelaney Norman Early said premature

Yaralerted
Post
Denver
tions by The
l^ough md his associates that they ^ere
**Wc
guspccts in the murder investigation.

h<^ to place an informer in his

had
be said.

When Denver

cell,'*

police investigators

arrived in Boise to question Yarbrough, he

reKtsed to talk to them at all.

Newsweek
Page 36
December
ClZ

31,

1984
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WMte Sispremacist link^ to Second Eelst

PORTLAND. Ore, (*^A white
supremacist accused of taking part
Seattle armored car robbery
.

wm linked ThurKiay by them ^

e&cond armored car bolou^in
Ncsrthem California, during which
ft

C3.3 niiilkm

was stolen.

unidentified but reliable infermant placed Denver D. Pannent^, 32, at the ^cene of tht July
f^^i^^ary in

Ukiah FBI agent Nor-

moxi

Stephenson

Thursday at a
Pvmenter.

charges

testified

pretrial bearing for

Pannenter, who was arrested

Dec 18 in Seaside, on the Oregon

trial

in

stemming

Seattle

from

Be was ordered to stand trial in

the case Thursday and is being held
without bond.
Stephenson

An

D.

on
the
^500,000 robbery of an armored
vdiicle at a shopping mall ^ril 23.

cc^sU feces

testified that a oac-

QD^ informant told the FBI that the

S^tUe holdup was intended **to

gmn funding" tat "a t^hito n^re^tcy nation orftnl^tion."

Parmenter and four others
charged in the robbery are members of the Aryan Nations,
Richard Butler, leader of the white
lupremacist group.

^d

The Washingiton Post .

Tba Washington Times

My Newt (New York)

The Naw York Tffnes Th9 Wcfi drvat

Joi^Tis)

iiiwuiiw
Ttw
irw CNcaoo
wKin^^^y Tribun
Tr^LosAnoo)esTem9S

The

liV

Christian Science Monitor

l^AToday

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E|,.l^fi*^
^

,;.'>'

9 (tev. 4.;^&3)

Links of Anti-bemiticBandPr

iSmfe:

6-State Parley
ey

WAYMEEWG

tpKial to

Tlii

Nr Tcit TlMi

HOUrrON, Dec. 1)
Ibe n^^y
alf cte^ m^ab^rs of a hmvily
rowd actwSetnitic ^roup that has "<lekared war*' cm the Uaited States :pear to ls& jtajrt c^ j lai^^r rticmt
ance wiOi adherents in half a dosen
Western and Southern sutes, accordig to Federal investigator* and others
monitoring the uhrazight.
Scmrts doae to te investigatioo ofa
EDall band of extremists believed to
a ve carried out at least four bank and
nnored car robberies, as well as
rmed attacks on Federal officers.
ive oonfinsed that the ineiuiry has
ixread into several states.
Earlier this month, law authorities
re involved t& a gun battle in Wash^gton Sute idth members of tbs
nnxp, which calls itself the Silent
rotherhood azK! says its aim is terrorand a vioiem takeover of the Gov-

mnxnL
This clash tone r^!5^nblai>c^ to asm
I
mmtths a^, in Arkansas. 'B^h
choed parts cdT a n^icist oovel that h^
sen called the bit^ ol an anti-Semitic
KJvement. The Washingion shootout
)d Federal atiorxfeeys from Alabama,
alifomia, CcAorado, Idaho. Oregon
od Washix^;ton to meet in Seattle
uiier this week to discuss strategies

investigation.

Various Afesstdes Meutlsoed

Law-enforceQ>em officials in xke of
states involved qsmhrmed the
^stiu^ but d3clhx3d to grv^ dstaiis. It
PIK^OTsd, Los^ev^, th^i tbe inv^sstigaon invotved several Govemment
wocies.

le

&1

Among tfee

b^ to mh^ mooey m^ to

k^

^^sse t]^ csoTtsicy. aocorthog to

ccumcnts.
O&e of the tEumerots weapons i^ed
y tte poup, a ^-caliber subma<lm
un ^uippsd with a idlajcer, fes b:e2B
tentined \r/ b^illiistics esipens'o tt^
weapon used in tibe slaying of Alan
,

Denver radio talk show host

rfao was riddled by a burst from an auamatic weapon as be stepped from his
ar in the driveway of his home June
*rg, the

announced

aijXiS is

aHkM^

Tk^ Feilera] agents al^ s^zed n.'z^si

teacts, including one detailing a '^p^imst
system" for gaining hero sums as an
Aryan warrior** by murdering Jews,
blacks, Federal Judges and F3.I.
**

agents.

One

hand-written

'^Hur" against

**the

tract

ZOG"

declared
'and the

*'Jew-control}ed media," and warned

of *!dai]y ftrefxghts" between law enfipToement officials and the "heavily.

armed White American Revtdutianary

Army."
Tbey See an Armageddon
The Silent Brotherhood, whic^ has
links to at least a dozen other groups
like it arxxmd the country^ including

elfTnntfs of the Ku Klux iOan and the

American Nazis, subscribes to a si>psiananst ckwrtrine saying that tbt*

Government has bsen taken aver 1/

Jews, who it says are descendants of
Satan and must t>e exterminated in a
raa&I and religious Armageddon.
Although the Federal Bureau of Investigatioo said after the

gun

battle in

Washington two weeks ago with tl^

Si-

lent Brotherhood that the organization

did iwt appear to pose "a major
threat'* becaitse of its small numbers,

the Justice X>epartn>ent has expazsckd

its inquiry to at le^st six states and is

eKamining members*

links to the
kirger racist alliance calling itself tl^
Aryan Nations.

The buger group says

has a mailkqg list of 6.000 It possibly has 500 activc sdberents, according to re^snts
tts rallj^ asid trmn Informers v7ho
it

fcave atteoded some of its ooovcntksis

nsligious services. It is has headquarters in Hayden Lake. Idaho.

and

Amcng
memb^rx

adherents to the doctrii^ of Pmse

Comitatus, wtiich rect^nis^ no law
above the coimty level. One Po^s^
Comitatus adherent who atlendsd
Aryan Nation functions, Gordon KahJ
vos killed in May 1^2 in & bunker in

Arkansas after a c&ictt of explosives

az^ ammunition was ignite in a pmfight with Federal agents, but noi ba^
te^ be shot ancHdllwJ a sheriff. Ths

Asjan Nation has declared him a

martyr,

tone

organizations affiliated with

the racist alliance have computerized

hsu/* with names and addresses of Jewish organizations, purported Commtmists and some mem''coero y

Wes^(^ Are Seis^

In related searches. Federal agents

i:^d quantities of o^hzr weapons, &mlunitksi and ezj^oaives, inchidiz^
ind grenades and a plastic explosive.

the group's affiliates are

of the Ku Klux Klan, the

American Nazi Party arKl some radical

ben
Other

grc?>*s

a?m^tioa of unties axkd commm^cations,

there was no oonfirmis.
tkm cf sny pirn to safest^.^ tfe d^^.

Revemse Service.

Inv^tigators have decided that the

xnk and armored car robberies, inluding one in northern California last
3n0g in which a team raked a Brinks
rmorta car with automatic weapons
r and escaped with S3.6 milUdn, were
opducted to raise money for a war
pon the United Stit^ Govcanm^xt.
Iddbtte group calls "ZOG/' or ZimA Occupation Government.
The gra was alco inv<rfvgd in cs^ma^eitii^,

Os^ person linked to the group, R'dcral Investigators said, had plans at a
power dam in northern Washingtcm.

;^fcK
Federal agents investigating teiea
began uncovering links among
heavily arnaed right-wing extonists.
Tbs^e ov'criaps were also resorted by
woth gnws as the Anti-Difam&timi
killings

League ofB'nai

wltich has

B^rith,

^^jxilorsc? stnd talk^ to inlpnnsrs ia

such groiips s^Kh as the Ku Kim. KMn.
The extremist network is toosc knit,

nationwide hi scope, but coocentimted

to small pockets hi the Bftiddle West,
the Vest and the South.
Although the investigators say it is
anted mare by ideology and tiseology
than by orpmization or hierarchy,
some constituent groups are being
linked by a rudimentary computer network bdng set jg> by Louis Beam a

Texas

tnleader]
KuKha Klan!

In Dallas.

According to an Aryan Nations news*

Mr. Beam is an ambagfta^inr at

letter,

large of the

Aryan Nations.

chief orpnizational connection^

according to the Anti-DefamatiGn
League and other sources, is the Aryan
Nations grt^xp in Idaho^ It is te?^ d^^ by
Kichard Gimt Butler, a ^y^ir-c!d
neo^azi who is also bead of an anti-Semitic sect caUed tbt Church of Jesus

Ite

Christ Christian, which alK> l^s l^^dquaners at the Aryan Natiotf ormipound at Eaydea Liike.
Mr. Butler said that his gro^ had a
mat ling list of 6,000 xzames.

Whidbey Island
The connections among the armad
groups tx^ on add^ significance tv^
weeks ago wlwn Federal a^^rts sarjxxEodeKl G remote fe^i^^ mi Whidb^ 1^
land in Paget Sound, Washii^gitan.
the agents, seeking suspects in a
lumber of state and Federal crimes,
inchidin:^ bank acd cxmorcJ ctx r^-btoies, counterfeiting aial armed asFederal o^dals, orders all
^ults
other residents off the island and halted
ship traffic in the sound.
What fdlowed was a reprise of the
dash with Mr. Kahl in the hills of Arkansas 18 months before.
After a SS^wur siiege, with sporadic
fire upon the officers from an auto-

The Wcshington Post

The Washington Times

Daity News (New YorV)
The N6w York Ttnes
The

fi

W^ Street Joomai

The Chteaoo Trfeun

T?i

Los AnQS^s Ttmes

The

Christian Science Monitor

USATodsy

of the media.

1^ Was

S^^ la Slay^

0^

%l'Z7^d^

Mr. Kahl,

a tax protester with a hisof anti-Semitic and anti-black activity, was a fugitive sought in the slayittgs of two Federal marshals in North

^7

Dakota,

Paoe

SL

.FBtOCJ

ited the hoove.

The bUse cauwd the

jmi<M

itetfa of SI-

J. Matbews, who
Mftrd ptofts trocn cfllccrB to ^fvt op
sod xvspQodsd witb iiiirlifufg'iin firt

Robert

Four ocfaers were uxwssted on the !land Tbey weEV kleati&ed f ]lctert .
nd SfauQD K. Uerlci, ft on^le wanted

c&arses cf eouuterf^tfeag,
clat^^ wMi hmitcr^ a
tegttive and potaes^cm of akga! tlre^
exms; a mein i?bo id^r^I^^d
Ian Rjoy Eg^riust, c^a\^--f vi^ k^ir^^Mr. Mathews, a fugitive, and Eax^
41 George Duey, alio charged with
jHutortng and with postcssioo of a

OS

i=^(lsral

wiso fire lo

Mn^^ m

Were AIM Pmttlvaa

Ite Mertds were ate wamad od a

pv";- They
:

'^

Federal furtive warrant for jumping

bag on a counteftritiog diatfe

k^ States of America by white an* Those moL Aj^tbeidtFarii^i

premadstt who form a paiamilitary Nx Yaiftoiooah was recnHtod Into m^^^
under gouod and proceed to overthrow Aryan Nations, at Mr. Mkthews 'a orgme VKjvernmem oy viOMnrf
ltd. when Mr. Yarbomigh was rebitVt group caU^ttaelf the Order leased from Aztana State Priaon,
**bfglri% by first hgwiing itaelf by ttit^- where be had served a term lor burand ctiber
mwntfrfeitiug
^^^^ book oeac^toes oooDCeir*
Mting **m not only a way to pnnride
taMttng but as a way to disrupt the
eoooomy of the United States*"
Ihe boc3gi ^bK> (tecribes opining automatic wf^pons. terrorist attadss. asE^^ssinatiosi of public oCQcais d bomb-

be riea ,

ml^

ttie latiar oosnexu a Federal offida] in Wasfatogtoo oonfirmed that bluepiiztts to a large power dam on tbB
Peod Oreille River near tlie Canadian
border in portheastero Washington had
been found in the posseaskin of tomeone associated witb the Aryan Nations
Church of Jesus Christ Christian.

TO&t church derives

its

t^ibkuiiy

anti-Semitic doctrine from tbig Ministry of Christ Ctaurch In b^olposa,

PotCalif ., bended by die Rev.
ter Gale, who fdonded it on the doctrine
that Jews are the aons of Satan, of the
Bne of Cain, and diould be esterminat*

WUUam

Through faB church, Mr. Gale Is bead

Arrest Ccnfirmed by U*S.

of the

Ihat person was arrested, ahbou^

Mr. Dney was
the accused and the
aarty in ttie siege when be fled thnn^ the Identity of
charges could not be traced because
ttie bade door of one of three bonaes ocauthorities, while confirmcupied by nwmbers of the gnx^. He. ttieFedend
would not disclose where
semiautomatic rifle axid an ing the arr^t,
carried a

possessioo
Xsra^Mnade gnbmarhtrr gim. both the arrest took place. Mere
the plans to the dam is not illegal.
loaded, but gave bimadif t9> wttboot in- of
Besides those antated after the
siege
on Whidbcy Island, Federal
anS^LTCbes of tiie hoo^s tsacovered
kmmn and
a^d c^her w^pons, a^^ts bavs arreted c^her
other
^^ected nsHnbeis of the racial terQoastiti^ <d Simmxmhk^ a grm^^,
and are seeking others.
hs rorist gnK^
kkntlScatian papers,
Among thce now in custody is 29cash and a *'dodaraticsi of war** limned
Yaiborow^ of Sand
by group tnembers, who called timn- ^^-oid Giry Lee
Ptstat, Ideto, who was reportedly reHoveRmstanoe
aelves the ^Aryan
craitad hsto the Aryan Nations on Mr.
Another $^,000 in ca*^ was in a can- Mathews's recommendation in 1079 or

so<alied Christian

Identity

movement, a^ch teaches that the tost

Tribes of Israd are actually t^ue^yed
Aryans and that Jews are impostors .
Richard Butler, head of the Aryan
Nations and the aBm:h of Jes Christ
Chriggan, has worked with both the
identity movement and other, groups
through the Aryan Natksns organixa-

taken into oostody

tlon,

according to the groups* KtcratxHc

and thooe mooitorin^ the m^f^^s^it.

madm^un

Uk

^^^!^y-^

glary and theft la prison, be beion^

the
to the racist prisoners* groop
Aryan Brodteshood.
^ _
The recruitment was part oi ttss
Vs^treach minSstry" of the Ctarch tf
Je^ss Christ Christian, tbc ttei^^ , ?!
arm of the Aryan Nations.

crtmeSa

In Sjpo-

'-H

After

^^

death rtTMr,

Mattel

hm

tx

a
Mr. Butkr
news conference at which 1^ ^id hs
was 't^oud of Mathews; to ^^^

w/^

Whklb^

Island,

laaro."
'

lASi Wedckesday, he gave a

ment to the press asserting tlat

s^tsafive of

the m^anrssted in the robt^ri^ m^

Mr. YarboroQ^ was arrested on assaults, induding Mr. Mathews, Mr,
Nov. 14 at a motd in Portland, Ore. He Yarborougb and Mr. Dney, w^ **lorwas soj^ in the $3.6 miUioo Brinks mer members of tttt Aryan Hatkm fit a
r^Hxry bM fen* en earlier armed as- eoifarmed BQ division ^ Eayd^
Lfelse, Idaho/* and 'they attesi^i ths
Aoxnling to a compiatet tiled by the msii on F^daral digests cm Ck:t. IS.
Ui^tod States Attorn^' in Seattle.
F^^^2Tcl o^Scsrs ctesd to on the wm^ship SOTvka c^ thit Ctasxh of Jass^
baaed cm af^davits by F.B.L inv^esAiga- Portland EDc^ei in Nov^oab^, a man Ossim, Osristian with th^ ^miM^/'
ton, Mr. Mathews b^ded a s^ixtter latcT klectiiM as Mr. Mathews ran
Photographs In the Aryan Natioss
group of tiie Aryan Natioos calling it- onto a balcony azid fired a shot at ttie oewslectcr show Mr. Yarboro^^ i^
adf tbe Bruder Sdm^^fen, or Sliest officers with a pistol, and in an eatK^llom as bead of an honor gtnrd^ta
BrothBerfesod, in Gsnca^n. Ths i^^ngj cMnge td IT^ss^rt, an F.B.L e^^^st. Art
e^^nssxy attsided by ^0 people txxmi
6n^^r*
Si}i&xt
^3 also t^ the name
Bfiftoisel, vm& wounded in ths leg. Mr.
U O30-Nazi, Ku Khn Klan and sixniiar
bood of the White An^rican BasticsL
ISathews himself was ate apparently
at an ''international co^ergroups
According to an informer, Mr. Btoth- wtjMftfVd, t^ escaped.
Lske.

vas bag carried by Ian Stewart wbm he

anrrendered to the authorities. He said

the money was Ms,
lAe lieadad a !^^fter Gre^

tried to recruit the hiformer into

and to&d him
group in early
that he had singlebandedly robbed a
Seattle bank of S25,0OO In Ute 1883, and
ttiat be and other m^nl^rs of the grtjup
bad robbed a Contxxkanal Transpcn aroxsred car of |S00.(^ inlSeattle and a

ews
tiie

im

Brinks troc& of t3.e z^illbo in

UM^

Jm^ of tte fmi.

]^i^ robbsxies of anmned cars wexv
carri^ out in a paramilitary style by

Calif., te

armed in^ss^ of up to 17 persons in the

Ukish cBsz^ and in both ca^i^s tl^
grot^ l^d 1^ tils T^des bmiidiahmg issti^matic w^^cnzs ai:^ k^axtical
According to the GovernoMnt, the
actiott doaety foOowed the plot of a
racist novd, 'The Turner Diaries,** da*
acribed by the hsfbrmer as 'nhe bCble of
tat srs^U Cavers Tafceorw sf VS.

Yarborougb was arrested and a

search aoearthed two automatic weap<m. one ^tfuipped with a silencer, a
in cash Bsd tim handgrensdf,
written declaration of '*war" signed by
:2r.

^,m

ktetifytng themselves as the

li^mmcm m^KjJutionary
**Wbite
Army.**
Mr. Ymrboa-o^ was char^ csD ^5V-

tisoae

eral counts, fertrtoltngarmeda^aah on

a Fed^td office. The dmnegrew ct
Mr.
of an imrl^nt In Octs^^
Yarborougb was said to kiv$ rai out of

vmm

womSs and begun Brim as FMA.

agents disguised as Forest wrvioe employees approached his home.
house
Be eacsAM, but a search of

t^

uncovered weapons, fatchiding two .45*

caliber aemias^omatics, one equ|:ped
with a hotneroad^ aUencex.
A we^ after his arrest est Nov.
Ihe lH3k was fir^ |^>lM>ed under a the Fedsr^ sutisnlti^ ^id th^ one of
written by Wil- dteee weapc^^ hs^ beA u^d to kill Mr.
paeudcmym, but
a i^o-Nazi
nam F^rc, who
the talk ^ow host.
Boup, Hat National Alliance, in WasbT&t case remains under investigafhgton, D'C.
tta and Mr. Yartoroug)) has spedfi.
The account, the Govemmest says, caDy denied any tavoivem<^3t la fct or
**covert$ t^ soppo^d takeover c^ the otiber crizsc^.

wm
^^^

'^Jo

f' held at

'War' Dadaratte Foid

@M

A 1962

Hayden

Aryan Nations newsletter

as-'

serts the group's intention ''make it

dear to oursdvcs and to our eomiies

wlat we hxtend to
It

promises

'

do.**

Ve wHI have a imtkmal

racial state,** and "at whatever mice is

^tJessary.** "Jusl as our fordattars
p^irchas^d their freedom in bk^jd, to
ns^slettcr ^ys. *'We
must wc,**
bastards/'
have to kill
Aocordii^ to the Asti-Defamatlon

^e

wm

4L^;^i^, tbt annual

me^ims imrh^

s^sioQS on guerrilla war&re, tTMt

'The Ro^ Bsck" as a t^^tsiok. This

bookoontajji^^d^ayterscmwea^ss^'
explosives, commutcatinns , '^urb^n
warfare,** sabotage, ''guerrilla medicine** and the like. It todudes illostrs-'
tkns depicting the mining of railways'
^-^^
and trucks.
For three years, according to the'

Aatj-Defamation, League, m oim-'

daves have also been atta^sd^ |^
lyg^dd Rodder, the wife of Manfr^
Roeder, head of the hirgest neo-Nazi
group in Europe. Mr. Roeder is servhv

a pnsoQ term in West Germany

ftr tl^'

a ^^etxuutlese refugee cm^in wtsich two Vlatimm^e w^g^

boex^fc^ng of

t^

4JH

t)
Rev. 4-26*63)

Neo-Nazis' Inspire

White Supremacists
Wive ofCrims, Tsrronsrn Tfid to Noes!
successful
That book relates a
Amerrevolution by. heavily armed
Nathe
book,
In the

ftm9a0Wnm

The

cAurch'8

name

reflects But-

rejection of the
ter's angry

Christ
tion that Jesus

a^r^

was tam !

neo-Nazis.
Uv The name "Aryan Nations
murder several prominent Jews,
and
vNorth
the FBI headquarters
"xX heavily inned group of ri^t- bomb
natkms- of the worid
nuclear
with
Israel
attack
wiog extremists, its members re- finally
America and
^^
ofthe
,
true Aryan descendants
cniited largely among ex-convicts, weapons.
the
the real-bfe
Israel,
Just as in that novel,
original tribes of
has huscbed a wave of crime and
Chosen Peopte
terrorism inspired by a fictional ac* -Silent Brotherhood" has funded the Bibte as the
thin-faced
and a
Butter. 65, a nervous,
count of a neo-Nazi takeover of the it^lf through counterfeiting
aeries of robberies. With these man with a surprisingly unmenacmg
United States.

kan

HAYDEN LAKE, IdahoA smaU

zis

^^i^^J^'

^bedm

methods, authorities
has accumulated
group
vice and federal Bureau of Alcohol, sakl, the
in $100 and
million
$4
than
more
has
Ttdiaca) and Firearms officers
20biUs.
a
in
extremists
caught d^t
Some (^ the cash has b2en recovcrackdown over the last month. At
in the recent arrests, but the
ered
l^sl nine su^>ected members are
FBI reportedly believes that large
adO being pursued.
chunks of the money remain to be

A talk

force of

FgL

Secret Ser-

fund-raising

d^

mannerhis

conversation

is

laced

set
with -Coshr and "Heckr
that Jews
vtews
his
^reading
about
Satan
and blacks zxe the children <rf
instituU.S.
and have corrupted
tions and government.
last
Butter said in an intcrvkw

week that fee vtews his ^mission as

say the extremists.
found.
the message,"
"spreading
who ri&are an unyielding antiThis violent band of ^hite suwin the hearts of the
must
^e
enhave
Semitic, racist jAilosophy.
^^macists came to national atten"It is a battte, or a
said,
he
FBI

officials

armoredtion this month when p<*ce anbank robberies, a syn^mnccd that the automatic jwstol
agogue bombmi sad the gangland- issed in the June slaying
Alan
l^te murder cff a liberal Jewi^ ra- Berg, a controversial rzdM) talkdio personality m Denver.
show host in Denver, had been
Officials said the groi^ has also found in the rural Idaho home of
planned terrorist bombings (rf dams ooe member of the T)rotherhood."

gaged

in counterfeiting,

car bokh2{>s,

orf

^^ic

bmldiags.

FBI Special Agent Horman D.

In fact, though, ti^e ^eeds of the

moventent have been sprouting for

peopte,"

done
war, for minds, h can only be
in the open."
the
Accordingly, Butter has spent
last

decade distributing literature,

and
taking part in public debates
recruiting adverts.
of
hss srj e^lensive oitaio^ue
parand
literature
Aryan Nations

He

range
aphernalia. Items for sate
magis- more than a decade at a heavily fora new editk>n of Adolf Hitter's
from
Seattle that the group's tified church" here in a remote and
trate
T^ein Kampf CFwro-Hitter transgoal is "Violent overthrow of the marvetously scenic resort commuto
btten." the catalogue prwnises)
VS. govemn^t by killing, robbery nity east of Spokane. Wash., 80
chains
key
and
plastte ccrffee mugs
mi counterfeiting," He dted a miles south of the Camidian border. ^bearing
the red-and-Wue Aryan Nathe
is
town
blacks,
Idaho
small
against
This
tiedaration cf war"
twnsseai.
the federal government home base of the Xhurch rf Jesus

Stephenson

KM

f^ral

Jews and

r^o-Nazis ChristChristian" Btd Hs proselytizing erm, an auxiliary group

late last month.
"Aryan Natwns."
the
called
say
officers
Law enforcement
"diurch" and the Aryan NaThe
the
as
known
group, variously
are ckscendants of hate
group
tkms
White Amcrkan B^iStkai " The
groups tl:M ftourisbed &smg the

signed by about

Order^

l2ctM

m Bruder afe^eigen"

(Si-

Great Repression.
The church has been run since
a
of
p)oi
the
hfe
real
actmg out ha
1970 by Richard G. Butler, a Calfictkxial Nazi fantasy.
tfomia aeronautk:al engineer who
The current outburst of violence
a foBower of Dr. Wesley
of became
tracks fairly closely with the
Swift, one of the more active Detent Brotherhocrf), mentially

is

{^

a fictional jam^t, "The Turner g^^^sj^on-era white supremacists.

Dories" by white supremacist WilIn 1973, Butter moved the operArlington, Va.
20liam Pierce
fitkm to a fenced and secbded

lA

acre site here at the edge of Coeur

d*AIene Natkxial Forest, near the
banks of a pure, ke-l^ue lake aurrounded bv a dtnse stand erf dark-

The Washington Post

MS.

The Washingtoo Times

Oaay News (New York)

The ^4ew Yofk Timos

The

W^ street Journal

The Chicaoo Tribtne

The Los Angetes Times

The

Christian Science Monitor

USAToctey

Date

Poe

-FBi/DOJ

Some

Butkr has fought i continumg

-al taxing
tattJc with kwl and. ff
authorities,

who

rcpc-vcdly

have

denied hfe group a teligious-organkation tax exemption.

had
At one point, Butler said, he
people, but
6,000
of
Bst
mailing
a
^olthis was stolen by two dissident
who left his compound kst

observers of the extreme

u.^^:M^^^^

s|^

and
Mathews was conwrcd ewScr '(^^M-pW^MM
right doubt Butler's story
tHc
to
connected
closely
^^^ ,^^0^^^ ^^ ^ cottage oo Whid^y:
be is stiU
inovement. ij^j^^ ^^jh After a fun btttte
violent faction o his

^^

howButler has not been charged,

trf the
any
in
ever, with

jqq agents, Mathews was

j^^^ j^j ^^ four other SBent
Brotherhood members were ar-

comity

recent crimes.

Aryan rested.
any ctse. a group
hioody
a
began
members
YariMtJugh's brother. Stephen
Nations
bwers
which the Ray, fimi Denver Daw Ptoaeater
trmi cf criminal conduct,
umnier.
novelistic
is bsised on the
n, also repoateiJly memfers of the
When Canadian authorities re- FBI says
uprising. FBI group, have ako been arrested reneo-Nazi
a
of
account
fused to let Butler s hate literature
gent Stephenson said an informant cently.
nto the country, he started a comas the biNo ooe has been charged with
the has described the novel
puter bulletin board to spread
faction.
of the nwoey
violent

the
of
Berg's
ble*
^^^ murder,^ much
message electronically. He says
believes,
counterfeited
or
last year, the FBI
stolen
the
was
In
Uniteveral hundred people in the
have
and several rowe
hMoi
Sflent Brotherhood members
^^^^^
to
access
gain
ed Sutes and Canada
least one
Riccessfully carried out at
g^gp^ed members remain at large
antithe system every day to read
amhicrative
two
and
across the United
robbery
^^^t a dragnet
bank
Semitic, anti-black messages.
*-^ '^
cars.
armored
of
bushes
Sutes and Canada.
^^
Butler hcMs regular Sunday
told a magistrate in
Stephenson
Staff wfiter Maty Tkomtwi and
churdi services that draw a few
that "some of the dooiSeattle
runs
special correspondent Doug
doxen people. His church also
^^
mcnts recovered (from members* Vaughan amiributed to this report
where
Academy^
"Christian
small
a
that in order to bestate
homes]
local children get their
In

^^

a handful of

education.

come an 'Aryan Warrior,' applicants

must compkte a scries cf
.

Butler has also hosted at least

two sessions of the ^'National Aryan
Congress." an annual gathering of

Ku Klux Klan. American Nazi

Party.

Posse Comitatus and similar exgroup members from

around the nation.
At these summertime sessions,
participants in brown American
Nazi uniforms, bright-Wue Aryan
Nations suits or white Ku Klux Klan
robes pther around the Nazi rnd
Confederate flags and exchange
tremist

atiff-armed Nazi salutes, according

to tho

who have attended.

Waho "church* also has

Butler's

served as a temporary base for such

allies as Louis Beam Jr.. former
Grand Dragon of the Texas Ku KJux
Klan. and Robert Miles, a Klan leader from Michigan.
Over the years, Butler directed
much erf his proselytizing at prison

inmates, particularly in the West

and deep South. He aays that "a
numlKjr'* erf ex-convicts whom he

contacted while they were in prison

moved here after their release and
beoune members of tl^ "Arysin Nations uniformed headquarters divi-

^on.
But this influx of prisoners led to
an eventual split in the extremist

movement, as Butler

Tn

tells

their view, the

split

murder

of

pdges,

federal

FBI

agents, and other federal officials

and etnployes, as well as the mur-

der rf Jewish people, black p&o^

and others,"
The Secret Service, which investigates counterfeiting, has seized a
professional printing press in centnil Washington state that allegedly

E. Merki, a
group.
right-wing
member of the
Counterfeiting is used by the ex-

was used by Robert

tremists not only to get ci^i feiJt

Re^rve
filso to disrupt the Federal

System, which Aryan Nations literature describes as a tool of Jews.

Law-enforcement officials began
to

make

group

a strong

this

nwve

against the

after one

member,

Gary Lee Yarbrough. an ex-convict

who later became Richard Butler's
^bodyguard* at the Hayden Lake
allegedly

church,

fired

at

FBI

agents aj^m>ching his house.

A subsequent eeardi of Yar^ough's home revested & large
csche of expiosh^es and ^^eapons
ranging from submachii^ guns to
crossbows.
Among the guns found in Yarbrottgh's home was a "Mac-ICT automatic

pistd.

BaDistics

tests

tjeness would never be allowed"

because the media are controlled
by our enemies," Butler said.
And so a number of young neo-

Nazis

it.

program

to reach the masses of our people

through truth, logic, and reasons-

points ... and that the oftethod of

compiling such credits inchides the

away from Aryan Na-

proved that this was the gun used

to kin Berg, the Denver radio host.
After the sboockig at Yarfetwi^'s bonw, agca^ trecked the
fleeing Yarbrough and another extremist, Robert Jay Mathews, to a
laotd in Portland, Ore. Aftera firefi^t

there,

Yarbrough was

ar-

9 <Rev. 4-26-83)

'^

AROUND THE NATION

?! Arrests 3rd i^^r^ Suspect
SEASIDE, Ore.A third suspect wanted

in

$500,000 robbery linked to the neo-Nazi group

White Americaji Bastion was arrested by FB[
igcnts, officials said.

Denver Daw Parraenter n, 32, whose Ust known

address was in Cheney. Wash., was apprehended
without incident, the FBI said,
A warrant for Pannenter's arrest issued Dec. 5
said he and five others robbed an arnwred car of
about $500,000 at a Seattle shopping center April

The other five have be^ linked to the Church of

Jesus Christ Christian Aryan Nations and the spinoff
White American Bastion, the FBI sakl. Agents declined to aay

^^ther Parmenter was

i^ve

member of eitl^ group.

Two of the suspects in the armored-car heist
were arrested earlier and a third was killed in a
Dec. 8 shootout. Two other suspects arc at large.

Tho Washington Post .

/)-s

The Washington Times

Dity News (M^w York)
The New Yo^ Tenes
The Walt

Street Journal

The Chicago Tribune _

The Los Angetes Times

The

Christian Science Monitor

USAToclay

Dte

iSL-rf-Bi

y
iSi

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4-26-33)

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t^,^.^

ll.

ik

r^kcAfi.

The Region
2 ^Revolutionaries'

Held

IVo
NEWARK, Doc. 17 (AP)
elf-proclaimcd rcvolutiooarieSjtochidkg a woman who

teai

tsad

Kmght in ooroectioo with the tangled

Blink's axiDOTOJ-car robbery three
years ago in Nanuet* N.Y,, were orwttt^Ait bail here today
htt^
after a bearing in Federal Court
Judge Frederick B. Lacey aaid be
woukS issue a written opimoo Tuesday giving reasons for his actioo. Tbe
rm) <fefodants, Smsin Lisa Rm^iTinst^y H.
years c^.
h^rs
Bhmk, 27. face trial in February.
Ttepair, bothjtew York Ctty resi-

hM

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cm gailty k^ w^k to

e:^K>an iadictm^ii on weiapons and

sivsciiars2shaatoJB?)Ite:.8,8s^^^
by a
after they were ^n^ted
HiU. N.J., iK^to officer while

^ys

OteTTy

at a
rtpOTiedly unlowhng eiptoives
rented storage bin.
,^^.
Tbe defeodants were retOTCd to
tJ Metropc^tan Ccarectiaoal

Ce^

where they bad >Ben

while Judge Lacsy hrid ^ar-

m Kpnhattan,
fej^xsed

whether their
togs to determine
lEaase would poae a risk.
Durii^ today's aei^usi, their
*

Ssan Ttocgr^^
b^cxiptrs
ttot the

E^,

cars

t^

t^

attor-

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and 15 pobce

tMt csoortad the dcfcawJants to

Koca^din^ ^erc a^mary.

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19 (Rev. 4.26-83)

Neo-Nazi denies
link to killing
By Carolyn Pesce

rakt was later arrested in a

ttoot-out Nov. 24 and charged
with assaulting a federal agent

aodDanPopkey

USA TODAY

A neo-Nazi

leader suspected
in ttie shooting death of controversial Denver radio talk sbow
fetst Alan Beri admitted Tiwsc^y t^l someooe gave him the
identified as the murder
wwpon but denied any cooQ^rtion to the otme.
The statements by former
Aryan Nations member Geiy

pm

Yarbrough came amid a flurry

<rf cooccrn by authoriti that
his group is linked to criminal
cttvitics by white supremacist
groups acns the USA.
^x>kesman Lane Bon-

J^

^ m^ Aryan Naticms a network of white, anti-Semitic

^oups believing in serration
^me nio^ Is going on la

wrkHS

locatioDS around the

ctamtry." Involving a 'great
iBimber of FBI field ofSccs."*

Aryan Nations followers

kave been linked to a number
of crimes Is the Northwest

toduding a

$50,()00 Brink*s ar-

mored car robbery in Seattle.

The gun was confiscated
when FBI agents stom^ Yartemigh's home in Octo^r in an
^fe^mpt

g^and

to arrest his

brother 00

charged

in the cringe.
Latest develc^nnents isx tte
Ei^>Na2i controversy:
"I know nothing about
Alan Berg, except that he's a
Jew." Yarbrough toW report-

ers Tuesday at the

Ada Q^mty

Jail in Boise. Idaho.

Asked to speculate on who

kiDed Ber& Yarbrough said.
^kKl." He refused to talk to
two Denver detectives tovei^
pting the Berg c^e Tu3ay
and wouldn't E3ty wt^o pve him

t^^y^poa.

sin Seaside, Orc^ Denver

EMw Raimenter n ooe of

n^^j^rts In the April Ma^'s

tx^kery linked to the grmp
was arr^M, the FBI mid

Tulay.

Aryan Nations leader

Richard Butler stid in Coeur
d'Alene, Idaho, be regards Yarttfough and his roomm^e Robert Mathews
klU^ in a gun

battle with

FBI agents Dec S

in

Whidbey Island, Wfesh.

"to
b^ of the bluest of kSeal^m
aiKl nK>ral character."

Ec ^td

he dldnl believe th^n oyi^ble

theft chari^s.

Yarbrough, who

Last week, Denver police airmed the gun found in his

borne was the weapon that
UDed Berg He has not been

fled the

of violeot atone.

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7/ie Nation

!iVo wsmeo luve Wa charged

with receiving $20,000 from a
taS-miilion California armored car
robbery thai the
alleges was
cpmniiited by white supremacists,
amhoriljes said in Boise, Ida, Suzanne Stewart, 27, and Jean Craig,
60, both of Boise, ^ Te being held

without

pending arraignment
Stewart is
the daughter of Sharon Merki, who
ber husband, Robert E. Merki,
v.u^ charged last month with harbail

in federal court today.

boring a fugitive

member

of

neo-Nazi group, FBI spokesman

I>on Wofford said.

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News in Brief
'iThe State
JjS in t ii^utc ftjprcmacart group's
f3.6-inillion innorcd car robbery
fa Northern California were
ordered held without bail in Kaliapell
Mont Virgil Bamhill, 28. and Richtl Harold Kemp, 22, dkS TOt rist
when i^lfce snd
a^nu, acting
cm a t^, cj^':^t^tEein tt a downtmm bar, Bottce Chief Martin Ste-

FW

anic ^kl

A UA magifftrate denied

miJ for EsTTiMl and ECemp, who

fece s feesring in Mieioula
cm
wbsther tfeey will be munwd to
fece chfijures in the Brink'a holdup
near Ukiah oo July 19, The men are
believed to be members ot the
Aryan Natkma, an Idaho-baaed
wWte at^premadst gmxp, Stefanic
nSd.

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IHREATENED SENATOR
ADDRESSES BRaAlDCASTERS

,0M. Cif. ^

rvMUAife.

-By DENNIS Md>OUG AL,

nmetStaaWriier

SPRINGS-Sen. RobPALMPackwood

ert
(R-Ore,), the
target of an alleged assaasination plot less than a week ago,
made his first public appearance
here Monday at the California
Broadcasters Assa winter conference.
Here to debate the 50-year-old

fairness doctrine,

Packwood

told

Tht Times

before the conference

that be had been advised by the
B]^ over the New Year's holiday
that the white supremacist Aryan
.Nations organization planned to
murder him.
Packwood said that he believed
that he had been targeted by the
'jroup-because of his pro-Israel and^
anti-radst stands in Congress.
niy hunch is they (the FBI)
may have infiltrated (the militant

because they had

^^edfic information a^ut

(organization),

v^^

where and when the assassination

attempt would take placed Packwood told The Times before the
eonference.

^^;

According to the FBI, the tBrrcrgroup is t>elieved to have been

respcmsible for the assassination;

last June of Denver talk-show host
Alan Berg outside his coodomini-'

um.
I
Packwood said that he was UDder
mirveiUance and high eecuilty
most of last week but that the,
danger had

aj^ifLrently

now

^m^

About 20 to SD individuals compel

ihe Aryan Natiwis gron>. P**'
.wood estimated.
Jii recent years, the organi^tson
>vas been headquartered in I(Mho

kbere it repcsrtedly has g(Hie on

wtdoor. maneuvers in much the
way an army might and, two
jDOElths ago,

was inVolved

in a

<riyiHout in Metaline Falls, Wash..

jn bhich an Aryan Nations membtf jifras killed by the FBL It was in

4h^ wake <tf tluit dKX>tout that the

Ireportedly discovered the auatic weapon that allegedly
\ to murder Berg.

mm

Uke Packwood, had been

SS

n Wspokcn critic o# suja-emacist

on^ racist organisatkms.

Packwood has also been an outspoken critic of the fairness doctrine, which forces radio and tele'vici() station owners to cover all

T*cli.S*m.

^ides of important public issues.

nroo're not gdng to get any kick
from Congress (about the fairness
doctrine},'' said Packwood during
An^f^ourlong debate before 200
-tondlfedcasters with doctrine propooeftl Charles D. Ferris, former
chairman of the Federal Coramunicatiohs Commission.
-*The Incumbents always get
covenage,** Packwood argued.
(foq*t think we're going to make

any changes.**

Two years ago, Packwood tried

to pTiase the fairness doctrine out of
existence for a five-year period as
an experiment but couldn't get
enough votes on his own committeethe Senate Commerce Committeeto move his proposal to the
fulllSenate.

Both Packwood and Ferris

agreed on one

point: that
iegUlators fear televisioa

mem

nllowing their debate on the

opening day of the California
aradcasters Ansa's two-day vmta'7nvention. a mock vote dearly
and predictably showed that CdiflDrpia broadcasters agreed totally
witb Packwood that the fairness
doctrine has outlived its usefulness.
Fetris cast the only vote for the
rule In an informal poll.
Summing up the overriding f^rs
of the mi^iority of Packwood's Capitol tBill colleagues, Ferris told the
broAdca^tars that the filing in
Washington is that broadcast
ing^-^edfically network tdevieiCQ broadcastingcreate a ""r^d
of th3 national consd^iM)^"
Tba^ p^HCTtial for massive oattaid
itiduence continues to require a
fUrbeas doctrine to ensure nonpartisan and unbiased presentation
of news and opinion, Ferris argued.
Qrawing a parallel to a lesson he
learned his first year in law school,
Fefris said: Tf you let roe write the
&0J, 111 tell you what any judge

m^

^xledde."
&oadcasters should not yet have

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News in Brief
7%e State
A Pfdia^^^is i&a linked to fin
eslremc white mipremsdst

grwp

find being held in connection with

|3.6*milik>n

Ukkh-arei armored

vu

ear holdup

indicted in
tsst July
Spoicane, W^h.. for alleged posMaskm of a fcx^ed fovemment
document and tnierfltate tran^^or-

taUon of a forced aeciority. The

indictment of James I>ye, 36, s^ant
cancelUtifcnn of a probable cauM
boirin^ oo tibne armored car db^rghave
fovistxmeni
tx
b^^^sk fcs^ to f^^eol
CTideoce at the hearing. Federal
authorltiea m^ it^y bcfeve 12

wwM

1^

tey

m^^ ^ ^

sr^her efmsfed
as well
car boldi^ and bank robbery ta the
Settle ari^.

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York)

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(Rev. 4-2e-83)

PackwoodandFcmilyAre Guarded After Threat

Ijb
9 CAP)
Pwinrood, the ttffw chainnwi erf tiK
Senate Ffaumce Commlftoe, aad bli.
temity received tnCeoetve poike ttry
tBctkn for tiie pest imk after iey
gn^,
wire threatened by a
an akte to tbe Senator said today.
Ite Capitol poUoe lifted tbe ^^adal
psotectkn WedDceday after d^enninta that there was oo fnrtbex tnuxseditttedanger , said Etta Fletek, Mr. I^ck-

WASHINGTON, JL

v^M^

tvood't spokastoaiL

Hmt t Seoater la m?

lice

provkied the aWioar^wlay protecP&ds^^oGd; his wife, Geor-

tkato Mr.

Sie; their SGO^^n* 17;

aad their damh-

icr, Sfayla, 14*

Seoator Packwood received Federal

for biiQ^lf and his fomlly in

gnw

threat,
_.. after a n^Scal Arab
coed to hidnap and klB bis children tecanse of Us support lor Isra^.
"^Xn the pai^ I iaave bad miaodlane*

asm personal threats/' Packrood said.

OhaTs the risk to tMs )oh. U's a lot
frigtocing whsn It's your fami-

oxn
ly."

Soene sk^nbcrs and furiuer nxemThe partiection tor tbe Ore^ffl R^uJx
Bcas and his tamily began Dec 3S after bert of the Arab group have caned for
an intoiner toU tbe tbe Eoseoe, Ore. tte vloieot ovta throw dl the United
office gT the Fglsc^AlzaujQCJasmtiU States Government throtu^ terrorism
group say
Lthatfi^wSlltttQoa.awtettea^ and kHIirM. Members of
p^nr*^ to ^^tfisi- they are& cbo^^ deeceodants of xtit

&

._

lidbre w^ !bsw
^^te Mr.
Bi]ical ixftm
''>m^ the senator's spofeefimas s^M.
Mr. PacfewQod inade Us first poblic
smpearance since Christmas at a meetfc^ of the numce Coounittee, which
tc^ over as th$ ^tbCcs^rs^ css>-

^ lasis^.

Eia)]i to 10 officers of the Capitol po-

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Street

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DENVER, COLORADO
1/4/85
Dete:

B<tow)

emacist
TOd:

arresxed in
Brink's heist

IS

Chcter:

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or

Ctessff cation:

A second member
SPOKANE. Wash. (AP)
Order was
of the while supremacist group The

gSLoOHce.

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

DENVER

InOexino

authorities said.
James Dye. 31. also known as Grant Ullrig.
was arrested without incident by rtl agents at
ooon in the parking lot of a suburban convenValley,
ience store near his home in the Spokane
said Allen P. WhiUkcr. special-agent-in-charge
of the FBI's Seattle agency.
.

Order.
sa^-s 12 members of The
ip^int^^
"right-wing
a
as
describes
which
group affiliated with the Aryan NaUon," robbed
a Brink's armored car July 19 near Ukiah.
Francisco.
Calif /about 100 miles north of San
or
I>ye has not been mentioned in the holdup

The PBI
it

rework

other crimes bbmed by officials on a

had been
of neo-Nazis. His presence in Spokane
told a
WhiUker
months/'
"several
known for
Spokane news conference.
m rv* *
At a court bearing following. U.S District
Justin L. Quackenbush ordered I>ye held

Judge

without bail pending a hearing Monday.

The only other defendant identified so far is

Denver Farmenter. 32, of Cheney, Wash., who
9fas Tested in &aside. Ore., Dec.

charged

last Friday.

He

is

U eind

\^zs

being held without

bail in Portland.

Meanwhile, a federal grand jury in Seattle

returned a 16-count indictment Thursday
against four people arrested in FBI raids on
suspected neo-Nazi hideouts on Whidbey Island
in Ptiget Sound in December.

Randolph George Duey of Spokane; Robert E.

and S^haro^ K, Mcrki. 49 and 46 respectively.
formerly sf the Oroville area; and Ian Roy
Stewart. 26. hometown unknown, were charged
with two .:ounts of harboring Robert J. Mathews. 31. of MeUline Falls, "at Whidbey Island
t^ir
... and elsewhere" from Nov. 24 unUI
arrest Dec. 7-

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ni MAIS SUSKCTf UHMUZI: James pye, 36. a

suspected oeo^azi accused of pertkripeting in tbe $3.6

a Brinks armored car In Ultiah, Califs ta^
WasH^ Tftursiuly, wss arrested at hfe home in S5X>&ane,
afeo
i^^. Itojver Daw Partmenter n, 22, of Cbeney,
^^me, f^ierfc in custody, ciiarged with the IK^ And in
of barborlng
al grand jury indicted four p^le eccussd
WhkSbey Ison
Mathews
J.
Robert
neo^azi
BClH^nxlaimed
land unfla day before be died in a iery cxplo^oo on Dec 8
aflei^m agents fired fiarts into the house where be had
ttoa robbery of

Wb^

bddWtgents

for 36 hours.

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2 Brink's Workers Held in Vault Plot

y

KAtHEUNE BISHOP

%KMl It Tte N* YA TIMM

Two
Ian. 31
enmloyves of Brink*8 Idc. are fadng
FaSertl charKcs tiiai they jAcrttad to
In* tbt armored car crvicc's main
vanlt In San Fraodsco to help finance
SAN FRANOSCO,

According to affidavits by the ffig;

gu mau of Investi gatlofL bothmen
are memDers ol the urder. Over the
iast two months 17 people in six states
have been charged with crimes r^ted
to activities of such a crcwp
the
affkJ
According
^ to the F.B.I affidavits,
investigation began with the arrest
Gary Lee Yarfeorw^^ in a
Nov.
^soDUfjrt v^^ bureau agits o^r Portlaai. Ore. laitet J. Mathews, who is
rai

an and-Semitk cirtremist grou|) thsl

vas t^ottii^ to rte CRi^r tl^ Fc^snJ
Ooe ^ the t^o ^ CbBurte E. C^tJTOTt,
is alJo chftx^ with aklins in the
$3,6 milUoo armd robbery of a Ertnk't
tmdc Ust July IS zmr UMah. Calif.
Tbe Fedcrml authorities wiy they beHeve the zz^s^ ^^^tis m^iit tobei^^l
In part to tucmrt a extrssnist poup,
known ai theKtto, or the SUeat Broth-

^vbo

^^

believed &>e teder of ttit Order, escaped.

A list G^ ^3sk names and tricitooe
numbers oT the Order
nambera
were fbumS in a car that Mr. Yarbor-

ough and Mr.

MMhews bad beeo ming,

ThU information, the

the affidavit said.

F.B.I. papers said, eveotuaUy led Ust

July to an apartment riiared by Mr
The neo were airesrt^ We<te^day. Kir^g aj^ !r. (tetrout in San Lcraszo,
Mr. Oatroot, 51 y^^rs okl, v?^ is on <2i^ Ham.,
ith of CWtiaad.
aMiity feavs hv:^ his K^b tis a link's
Tv?o F.^.i. J:mi3xss, wtKJ are m^Q to
^2;jervtsor, ^/u^ orr^pc^a Ui LcKxl^mit,
K^^iy in
fart in
have
Calif . in mral Modoc County, n^r the UWah, said Ur. Oatiout met in adarraigned
be
to
Otesan border. Be is
vance with Mr. Mathews and gave him
Frio^ in Federal District Court in
rcmie tfes trudi

esikoou.

"

say is tive former leader o( the Ktt Kha

Klan in Los Angles; Randolph G.
Docy; Ian Roy Stewart; Ws
Sharx McriO. and her hwaband, RotK

p^
V^

informatln^ rbt^n ths

the ansount of tmsssy in
tal;e

xmM

SacnanssxEo,

F.EX
The

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other

t^

^s^^ci^ Stxmald AUsi

o^

45. is the cpcraticos

manai^ at

ar-

ma^

crt Mer)dl*

Mr. Stewart*s aister, Suzanne C.

and
Hamilton,
woman, Jean Craig, were arreated this
nwErth in BoiserTdaho. bM charged

bo^

Stewart

tn^

reccMag moaey stolen

Brink's robbery; Mrs. Hamilton's feu&.

with

band. Lake, has been charged with

counterfeiting.

Already charged in coonectioa with

AndrewJOrgU
the Brink's robbery
Barahill and Richard Harold Kemp.
arrested in KalispeU, Mont.; James
Dye, arrested in Spokane, Wash., and
Denver Daw Parmentcr 2d, arretted in
Portland. They were an apprttoended
this mosth.

Assistant United States Attorney

p^ter Robii^cm said th3 Govans^jot

isteod^ to ciiarge Mr. Yarb^tsugh

and Mr. Duey in the Brink's robbery.
At a news conference last mooth at
the haftdqmrters of the the Aryan Natk/s:^, 6 %?hite supramadst ^^lanlxaat Hayden Lake, Ic^to, that
group's leader. Richard Girat Butler,

tion,

9 ^ie^^od if

Har^^^

Mr. Mathews died in a SS-faour tit^

by law-enforcement officers at a house
the San Franddco brandL He was
miles on WUdbey Island in Puget Sound,
-ftsted in Htyward, about
Wash., en Dec. 7. Charged with harboraoiztbeast of here. A Federal
case are
trate in San Francisco held him with- ins Mr. Mathews ba that
Frank U^ Silva, who the acthorltlcft
001 bail peodiao ^^^^^Li^J'fi'saBt Mc^t^y

FlT^c

mo^.

ndd Mr. Mathews, Mr, Yarborougb,

Mr, Docy aiKl Mr. Parmentcr had been

members. Mr. Butler, who alK>bea^
an anti-Semitic group, the Cbarttx at
Jesus Christ ChrlstUn, aaid the four

men

attfiv^^ his church.

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in

\rmed neo-Nazi sect

eady for revolution-k

ttjfjo Office:

jyans linked to murder, bombings, robberies

x.R

n wire r^>orts

ASHINGTON

F^eral law eiforcemeat

officers are cracking down on a far-rightsect is tbe West that tikey view as in-

mng

creasingly dangerous as it attempts to

aad satkESwide.
Tfiie grtytsp has been linked to nine xnontiis of yioknt
nes se^ningly patterned after a 1978 nove] in which
te supremacists and tax protesters overthrow tbe

cmmot*
12-year-old groap, known as the Aryan Natioee
Jestis Oirist Christian, has been tied to
& controversial l>fcnver talk-show best, n
mmxisr
IJaho, abcotouts with |>lice k
agogs^ k^bing
era! state and two arm<^ car robberies in Calif c^-

Tbe

^ Oiotii of
^

and Warfdngtoo

state,

"

fe a<!4it^ca tbe Secret Service has cscovered % fmand |10^

is printi^ (^)cratic2i for anjnterfeiting
s, with tresses as far apart as Philadelnhia and tbe
dfk Horthwest CHfidals said the group has used the
32S bUls, akDg with cash from robberies, to food its

^0

ivitks.

Tbe

federal

Barcau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Fire-

iDv^tigating the sect's acquisition cl beavy

iiK!ludin|^bmachine guns and hand grenades,
tbe ltttenialRevene Service is eargmining the acties of Eirae heavily armed sect members 00 tax eva-

tt

ipons,
!

charf^^
AccxS^im^ to

St at the

J<^

M. Walker Jr^

dhief of eifcrce, the Aryans are

Departm^t of the Treasury

violent as any

A^t

z&edby 12 of the neo-Nazis.

Law enforcement officers say tbe froop and iU af

ate nnits, variously known as the ''white American
stioo- The Order** or TBruder Sdiweigen" (Silent
acting out in real life tbe
otherbood), essentiaHv
4 of a Ectiooal Nazi fantasy.
,
, , .
,
cujT^t ostlmrst of viokoce tred^ fairly dkimwith tbe 0ot of a oovel, TTbe TorBer Dianes" fey
dte su^kesMdst William Pierce of Arlington, Va.
/L-7^That book relates a successful revolution by heavily
ed American neo-Nazis, In the book, tbe Nazis rnnrbeadquartcrs
r aeveral prominent Jews, bomb the FBI

djinally attack Israel with nuclear weapons.

1 1P%A (sanruskToinff ffUiHm ftf viAUv>rk ttnkd tO tti*

ae

Kahl

Declared a martyr

Robert Matb^wB
'Hero' died in sie^

ly cott^dered violent except for scattered incidents in

whicb gun-toting naembers occasionally threatened law-

men.
But according to court documents and law enforceiDent officials, young militants recently have come to
implethe fOTe in thegroup. They appear to be bent
menting the "The Turner Diiiesr
Tbe "church" and tl^ Aryan Natioos group re de-

group we've ever esjcounter^"

Nonnan D. Stai^i^tsoo told a
FBI Special
eral H^gistratc Is Sea ttle tha t the grcmp's goal is &^
cte^ <P9ertbm cJ the U-S- government by Idllin^!.
)bes7 and coonterfdting.'*. He dted a "dedi^t^f.^ of
r^ against blacks, Jews and the federal goverDn^ssst

@m^n

gceodants of hate groups that flourished during the

Great Depression.
In 1V70, Butler, a California aerooautical engineer,
fe^canje a i*>Uowcr of &r. Wesley Swift, cme of the mote

active I^pression-em ^hite sups'eroacists,

*
In 1S73, Btttkr moved t^ os^ration to a fe^:^ and
^eduded 20-acre Eite at Eayden L^e, Idaho, en tbe
Coeur d'Alene National Forest, near the banks of a
pore, ice-blue lake surrounded by a dense stand of daA-

^e

green Douglas fir.

Ibechurdi's name reflects Butler's angry rejectioo
of the assertioQ that Jesus Christ was bom a Jew. Tbe
nime ''Aryan NaUoQs" reflecU his belief that the ''white
Datioos** of the world, in North America and Weston
Europe, are the true Aryan descendants of the original
tribes of Israel, descrit^ in th& Bible as the Cbt^
People.
Butler, SS, a nervous, thin-faced man with a sorpriSfi
his conversation Is tece^
Ingly nnmenacing manner
set about spreading
^th X3osh!- and *^edkr
views that Jews and blacte are the chOdren of Satan ai^

Tijgint-

^,,

is

&d interview tlut be

viesrs his

f>np vr.im^i miHtant. Eokjert Jsy Mathews, 31. ^^^

iittideabuming farmhouse near Seattle on Dec. t in a

misdoa

m^ding tbe message.**

mm

shootout with federal officers attempting to arre^

on assault and weapons violation charges. The boose
nighttime
cauriit fire when an FBI SWAT team fired a
iUiSinaUoo flare that acddenUUy hit the frame bwWlng in which Mathews had stored explosives.
Mathews, who had left the Aryan church to form aiL
Ifaiated groop called the White Aryan Bastiott, was ret
I
^
aUy termed a *iero" rf the sect by Butler.
a federal court affidavit, the U.& attorney's ofl
in Seattle said that before his death, Mathews^invit^

-*We must win the hearts of the peopled he said. It

a war. for miads. It can ooly be (kooe in the

battle, r

iT

The froop. in adklitioo to its racism, holds that the

rtJ fovcrnment's power to tax deprives citizens of
r basic rights, and that overthrowing the govern^
It may be achieved xaort ea^y if dtizeos withhold
oaeot of federal iocooM taxes.
AKhoogh the sect claims it has op to S.OOO members
readers of iU literatore. Aoistant FBI Director WU*
1 M. Baker says the FBI estimates the **hard core** to
cadre of 100 to

what he called "Tlie Order.f

to
^ a tew associates
name of a paramilitary undo-ground gro^
join

IWT*

That

Amcog the group's affiliates are members of the Ku

t

Klan, the American Nazi Party and

crests to the doctrine

some

uses BO law above the county leveL Ctee Pose Comiwho attended Aryan Nation foncticms,
in Artai KahUw^ killed in May 19S3 in a
sas after a cadie <rf explosives and azmnunition was
ted Is a gtsnTigbt with federal agents, but not before
hot and kiUdTa sheriff. The Aryan Nations has deed him a s^rtyr.
KaU, a tax protester with a history of anti-Semitic
asti*black activity, was a furtive woght in the siay-

hmk^

{
I

t,

the

Wpt iBd tbe

is

South.

and nationwide
pockets in \hz Middle

loAse-knit

ijKm used to kill Berg.

^
^
Varbrough has deaicaS any role in the slaying.
Nati4^
Aryan
of
homes
other
Related searches oi

being linked by a rwiimen-

i*ied

shot ^ot^pin shells and a band grenade.

Mormants have told Denver police that Beam sad
But police have disiKmsted privately of killing
counted this information, saying th^sr^ t& no supporting

B^.

they attempted to ^rve cmri

n shot or assault^
rs on extremist group nocmbcrs.
One person linked to the group, Inderal isvUgai^Krtham Wfisa-p
I said, had plans <rf a power C^im in
jtOB, Among the group's announced ims isj.
tTKtios cf otilities andcommumcaticass. .althc^^isn
re was w^ cos&firmatrai erf any plsB to gaboti^ tl^ }

The Itedcftal agents abo tclred radst tracts indudooe detailing a >>lnt system" for gaining hm> rta.
as an "Aryan warrior" by msffdcring Jews, blacks,
leral judges and FBI agcota.
^
,
^m.*^
One han^-writteaa tract declare war" again^ the
*s^tte
and
Government)
G" (TkAist Occupation
"daDy fin^tx"
rtroDed msdia,* and warned
eenlj?w enforcement officials and the ^cavily artBed
jite American RevolotioQary Anny.'^
^ I
Some crganlzaUoQS affiliated with the radst alii];
and
ce have c(mpoteri2ed "enemy lists," with names
Iress^ <^ Jewish orsaniEatioas, ^srporied Ccmmn^
;

defendants have turned up four crossbows, booby

traps, infrared ni^it-yisioo scopes. 100 sticks of dvnamite, threeKraarters of a pound of C-4 explosives alaig
with detonating wire, two .45-caliba: aemi-automatic
weaj^ms (erne equipped with a sikaccr), a Mini-14 Rug<r
^3-caliber aemi-automatjc rifle, a bandolier of bick-

sd is Dallas,
According to an Aryan Natioos tiewsletter. Beam is
mibassad^r sX large of the Aryan Natkms.
Tbe Aryans have drawn special attention and ex*
ssioQs of C0s<:m from Stanley E. Morris, director of
Mar^sals Service, aome of ^rbo&e officers have

authorities to con*

computer oetwoA being et op by Louis Beam, a

as Kit Klttx Klan leader and computer coosultanU

home kd

prime smped m tM murder of Alan Bsrg. a

Jewish Uik-show host who ^d pblicly belittled m:ix^
mist groups. Berg was gunned down outside his I^ver
town feo^sse in June, The search turned up a cache of
v^eapcrts ranging frtnn bm Vn mhm^drn^ gun asd te"
pe
cHKSsbows to a *Mac-19" ssti^atic pistol

U^

!^arch of his Idaho

sii.der liixr-

Ahhoia^ the investigators iay it is united nmr^ by

>logy and theology than by organization or hierarchy,

constituent groups are

in Seattle.

KoKhaHan.
in sxrnll

.^

Some acUvities of Mathews and

Ue

cc^cr^trated

The Turner Diaries."

Tvering links among heavily arix>ed right*wing extregroups

ts. These overlaps also were reported by such
Anti*IM2iinatioa League of B*nai B'rith, ^hich
tmMtoff^ CEi3 t^ilk^ to iaf ooctenj is grc^i^ s^k:^ cr,

Tbe extremist network

>

the

l^t^rs imiicate that Mathews n^^ommended the boo^ to

Esassodates. The book d^rribes pitched battles ^th
law teif orccment officers ai^ the use of robberies aed
counterfeiting to fund a white supremacist organization.
Pierce, tte author of the novel, refused to discus
a
his book and the question of whether it has serv^
guide for tbe extremist violence.
Yarbrough, a c!pe
&i>ce Mathews' death, Gary
associate of Mathews and former bodyguard of EkjUer.
has been arrested on diarges of assaulting federal officers in connection with an armored car holdup last A|ail

.
J

of two fedo^ marshals in North DakoU.

Federal agents investigating those killings began

csqse, fest

is

his followers dosA^

novel, officials say, and court
|y paralleled events in the

radical

^ Posse ComiUtns, which re*

s ^iberoit

"^'t'^'ri^^^tT^

A^

Botjgr said

jui'iii'ii

-y^y'kr'PW^^

evMestce.
Ac^rordiag to the

FBTs

Ba!ier,

Aryan members

sympathizers also have been linked to an anzK^^ car

Wdup last July is UkiaK Calif. It and the Seattle rcbbery were conducted no fund further criminal acts by
members or otfsho<rts of the Aryan Nations,- he saii
More than |4 million in cash was taken In tbe two

holdups.

More cash was obtained through the counterfeiting

which anthoriUes said also was used as part of the
.extremists' effort to disrupt the Federal Re^rve SysSome Aryan Natiosis publicatiOQS dei^rit^ t^

ring,
.

banking system as a tool <rf Jews. Robert E.

next naooth in
. his wife, Suuw, arc to betried
on charges they organixed the ring.

In all the FBI has arrested II suspects in coetnectioo with the armored car heists, for haitoring Mathews

SQ

to tiiSilM.
Boise. IdJibo.

M.

Under BeMn's
test

it also

direction, the

m s^rmtog^

Aryan

in

k.

(rV^

eomputsr
nE^J^,"t^^
Km. A?2?aSw Jyrtm to lea'd de-

on two

NaUon

fii*^ocnbing of

Liberty

has

>^^*^J^^^tl*ySi^^D^U<iai-

they
Cinadlan governments,

said.

from ^Po^* >V

Thi. rtlcki W8S compiled
Ostraw of *e
Ronald
and
;Si,7?Jtockson
of The New
Las Anoeles Times. Wayne King
andTi. R JTof The Washlnflton
'

.yak^SJs
Post.

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f.bl(c AHr.

Km. MfM

Robbery

trial

et

Portland. Ore iAPh-A

Feb. 6 trial is set for Denver
Daw Parmenter 2d, 36, linked
by the fBI to the Ar>an
Nations, awRite supremacist

group accused in two West

Coast armored car robberies
last year tluit netted

Rl

million.

Th Washinoton Post

7h

Wac^^r^jton Tlmas

Cy NW8 (Maw York)

^A-

Tba Naw York Times

The

W^ Street Journal

"fha Chicaoo Tribune

The Lot Angalet Tbnaa

T!^ C^ristisn Science Monnor
USATo<tey

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Law m War
Par-Right Se

Bgr ROBERT

The group.
msm, hdds that f
oamenfs power is.

and weapons violation charges.

Mathews, who had left the Aryan churd) to form an affiliated
group m}led the White Aryan
Bwtion, was recently termed a
"b^xo" ci the aect bj ism^tr

to its
federal govtax dQ)nv^

dt^sens of their l^mc ri^ts, and

.

^^

Sp^

bt achieved

citijens withhold
eral income taxes.

"~

L JACKSON

^.

h e^y

payment

of fed-

AltjK>ugh the sct claims

It

nme$ Staff WfUert

WASHTNGTON-redeml law
ofoncment officert are wagii^g an
aeteoshre crackdown on a fkr*
ight-wiog tact in the Wast that
been linked to nine nx)nth8 of
lotenl Crimea seemingly pallemed
iter a 1978 novel In which white

has

catimates the 'lard-core'* to be a

cadrec^ 100 to 150 persons,
According to Wes McCune, executive director of Gro\jp Research
Inc of Washington, a nonprofit
organisation that monitors farriSit activities, the Aryans are
loosely allied with the Ku Kiux
but generally are not as

tax protestert

ground groi^
ries,"
|
^

'

3fic

Norlhweat

mid the

Officials

has uMd the bogus k^lls,

iong with cash firosn robberies, to
jroKf)

ted its activities.

%e

federal

Bur^u

of Alcohol,

^bbacco and Pirearms is investi;atiz^ the aect's acquisition of

avy weapons, inducting submaidne guns and hand grenades, and
he Internal Revenue Service is
OQunining the activities of ome
leavily

armed sect members cm Ux

?vasioeQ charges.

Atc<ding to John M. Wfil!*^ Jr.,

ief cf e)fcat:ement at the TreaDq^&rtm^t, the Aryans are
"m violent any group we've ever

mj

SQOountered**

pressions of cosit^im from Stanley

El Morris, director of the U-S.
Marshals Service, acane of whc?e
^E5ccr^ have h^..u chot or a^auJwd
they attempted to ^rve esort

bers.

A!tracta< ta Tarlevs

Am^-

r^agulation."

he dded, m^stmrts S2t wrt^

^g^msdvea in the Amsrtosn &g,
Piracksxically,

hen ^cconmit ille^

the police bat vkw

religious and
God-fecring . . . <nd) talk erf
f^ee<iom but suf^port virulent racial
.

E^ult

themselves

*Rte ^asrgfng pattern cf vtoeoce Mnked to the Aryan HaUons

jKKles aome authorities becauae

the groi^ was founded in 1973 in

community of
a^yden Lake by avowed radst
Rid^ard Cimt ^itkr. It wm tM

the peaceful Idaho

previoialy considered vk^ent ^&ept for scattered incidents is

srfaich gun*toCing members oocajkmally threatened lawmen.

4^^^it according to cou^ ^c^uoBts and kw enforcement

^*

IMMS

Morris said such groups 'si^^port

issues that on the surface have a
e^>erf>cial appeal to many
cans, such as d^^cting to taxes and
^^wing heavy s<kral and elate

Peeler Fi^arvss FEsatli^

mem-

papers on extremis group

and religious bigotry."

AuthcHities note that younger,

more miliUnt Aryan adherents

to the fore tn recent
months. rq)ladng the l^dcrship of
61-year-old founder Rrtler, whc^
''violence*' had been confined to his

have come

racist

written

of Groi^ Reaearch Inc.

'church- members may be
"feeling their cats" with the na-

Turner's Diaby acknowledged

in

William Pierce of Arlington,

Va.

Some activities of Mathews and

his followers closely paralleled
evenU in the novel officials say,
and court papers indicate that
Mathews recommended the book to

The bcxk dsscrfbcs

^tchsd battle with law enforceretment officers end the use
teries and counterfeiting to fund a
his as^>ciate&

vhite supremacist crganixation.

Since Mathews' death, Gary Lee

Tarbrough, 29, a cloae associate of

Mathews and former todyguard of
Butler, has been arrested on charges of assaulting federal officers in
connection with an armored cm*

hddt^ last April in Seattle.

A B^QTth erf his Idaho home

lid

amaider him a priiiie

auq>ect in the slaying of Alan Berg,
a Jewish talk-show ho^ who had
p^lidy b^elittled c^tremiM rc^x
Bsrg was funned down outdde his
Denver town house in Juiie. "Hie
oearch turned up a cache of wespons ranging firom an Usi submachine gun and loaded crosst>ows to
a llac-lO' automaUc pistol-the
authentic

to

weapon used to kill Berg.

Yarbrough has denied any role in
the slaying.
Related searches of other homes
of Aryan Nations-linked defendants have turned t^ four cro^bows, booby-traps, infrared
night-viiion scopes, 100 atlckjs of
Tha WasNngfcjn Poet .

Ths Westogton T^m^

tMf News

(r4ew York)

ThaNswYortiTwiwa
Tba WsR

..

S(rset Journal

tba CNcago

TrttMjne

The Los AngsJe* Tl">a ^nf.

Tb Owfefen Scienca
t^ATo(ay

fiery, racist speeches,

McCune

^ys

In a federal court affidavit, the

CJS. Attorney's office in SeatUe
aaid that befcm his death, Mathews
what
\ invited a few associates to Join
be cafled "The Order,- That is the
name of a paramilitary under-

(wctthrow the government

The ll-year-old group, krown IKlan
vM>le or as weil-crganisedL
MthtArymt NationB or the Church
Baker mid the Aryzn Nations
i Jem^ Chrisl Christian, t^z b^^n
"derive members and catjcepts"
led to the murder ctf a controver*
from the former Idaho chapter of
ial Denver ta&-ihow hoet, a 0ynaSheriff's Posse OE^iiutus, a milipgot bombing in Idaho, i^^oottant tax-revolt i^roup, Gordon
uU vtth police in aeveral elates
Kahl. one erf that group's kaders.
nd two armored car robberi^ in
was kil)^^ in a 19^ shoot -out with
3dtf6n^ and Washington stt.
ttutlvoT'L:^:- m Arkansas, more tMn
in additknx the Secret Service
a year after be killed a U^. marshal
iM uouovered a full-scale printing
and a deputy and wounded a police
Iteration for counterfeit^ ^20
cfficcr.
far
md $IW Mis, with ^^esses
As a result, tLe Aryans have
l^lliSelphia snd Cz Fa^^rt
^^wn ^^dal C'.V'.-.tition e:^ f^^-

'

1^ to 8.000 members and readers of

tU Uterature, Assistant JgBl Director William U. Baker says the FBI

nd RONALD J. OSTROW

upresudsts and

federal officers

attempting to arrest him on assault

&MUon

In

<T'^

to Weston Crime

a ahoot-oul with

Jews* blacks and members of other

minorities are slain and the govnunent is overthrc /n*

Da^

Monitor

Jyyg J

^o
m-.^-

dynamite, Uiree- quarters of a

pound of C-4 explosives along with
detonating wire, two .45-caUber
acmi -automatic weapons (one
equipped with a silencer), a Mini14 Ruger .223-caliber acmi-automatic rifle, a bandoleer of buckshot
shotgun shells and g hand greziade.
Acatiing to t^e FBI's Bsler.
Aryan members c^ sympathixcrs
also have been linked to an armored car holdup last July in
Ukiah, Calif. It and the SeatUe
robbery were conducted **to fund
further criminal acts by xnembers
or offshooU of the Aryan Nations,*'
be said
Robert E. Uerki and his wife.
Sharon, are to be tried next month
fei Seattle on charges they organised the ring. In ail, the FBI has
arrested 11 suspects in connection
with the armored car heists, for
k:;rborin li^th^ev^ and tot n.sgaulting fedsral <^>ccrs.

Two

sms-

p^ted armored -car bandits, An*

drew Virgil Bamhill and Richard
Harold Kemp, were taken into
custody earlier this month while
playing poker in a tr in Kali;Q)eli.

Mont
Baker asEid ^ct members al^ are
under suspicion in the April 2B,
1^4. fire-b<Mnbin of a synagc^^ue
taBoiia.lda,

Vi
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9 (Rv. 4>26-e3)

D' Aubuisson Associate Arrested

Crl.l*.

W#.,
It..

vs.

$5.9 Million
Ssarch of Nine Suitcases in Texas Tields
aid

TBrabEv i

Ey ^otscB2 Om^^~

vador's ftf

pflot,

Go8 teal

ri^t pobtkal win. vas

OH.Ci>t.k
rMk AH*.

pn-

(iac. t^jM,

SSrR^U'FeoVere charged
undocumented

tran8>rting

irtA

to cocnipt the eteetonl

votes, promote pohtKal chaos aod

as a poasible contra-

SnTtoown
dose associate of Roberto
irAnbiiisscii. leader of El Sal-

tias

Tvcli.

Tnlaliit

**&u
cffioak

l'^*~'*!Si-'*'?*
Rean dmmistration

one of three men arrested at a re- heWattheCorpusChristiiaflmliwK**. of > "^f^jV^j!

Democrats are moppmg
AKite Texas aixfidd last wedc with d $1 minion hood. A hearing is Christian
It's seriously undercutthis.
00
up
Bine suitcases coot^xung more tban acbeduled on Tuesday.
right now." said
Aubuisson
D'
ting
ERI.
Cusof
An investigative team
$5.9 mniioQ in snuB biDs. U5.
^^^
one.
Emeni
Enforcemen
yesterDrug
the
and
sud
customs
toms Service officials

Administration agents has been

fonned to work on the case, Tumbaugh said. Although there is no

^Ivador's ni&xig Cbristun

Democratic Party, locked in a bitter
apparent drug connection, drug
atnig^ widi I^Aubuissoii's Arena
deals usually involve large amounts
Partf OTOT ccit moQth's nmnidpal
of cash in s^iall bUls.
k^atfve efectiofis, immediA possible drug ring invdvcmcnt
fit^ d^irged that tiie loooey ^as tt certainly one of the things being
obtaiE^ QBcitly and would be used mvestigated a State Department

'

by

Arms

"to

comqjt the

electoral

ofBdalsaid.
Guirola is known as a ckee assoCortoms offidab d they ar- ciate and financial backer of D*Au,
'
D'Aubuisallowed

has
^,* --- Beeche,
and **
,. _
buiisson.
VU;s>a;7VS<( awn*
IT M.mim I'W -v^ Gutrda
I^^BvCUt Frntdsco
rested
as son to use a floor of a building he
Feb.
6
on
men
other
two
and
35
private jet cfwns in San SaNador as an Arena
ttirir tmaD Sabrelincr
Departthe BAcrg Coun- office, according to State
,|iroces^

'

was r^i^Eng

^t

S^j^^KmgsviDe, about 35
Cfeisti
2i^S-c^^^
JttJtteG^^a^
Gom^. carrying

ment

Gu0^ to^
om>^io

T)^

officials.

bss been, ^rmgly

vadoran President Jose Napoleon

erpropriat'Jd
....the
^^"^
&
SsJvs^:^! iiiKJ one from Cos&Ksm
i>d natkwwliied a krge bank,
felvsdoran
ta Rks, fe a ^ealAy
Banco Sdvadoreno. that the family
El

..

coQservative with citixenship in

owned.
Salvack^ and CosU Rica who travThere also are reports that
els frequently to the United States.
forGuirola was tnstruntental in the
He daimed that diplomatic im- matkHi rf the Broad Natkmal Front,
flmnity protected his nine sttstcaaes
FAN by its Spanish initials, a righifrom a search, according to Dooaki
that infet umbrella organization
G. Tcnibau^, aaastant regional
parsiJintcr
two
and
chides Arena
oommKSsiooer for enfcccement at

the Di^iHas Sarvice's Houstaa

fice.

think ht

of-

^ms oountmg on

Gmrola did m^ have dqslo*

tt^tk tMssunity msd agents femd

B^

the

Hiat

$5.975350

conta^d
U5. ^affreacy, with

mtcases

the kr^est lalb being $100 denomlatkjsis. Turflteu^ sakL He called

k the largest curreacy seizure in

Texas history.

-We

is

elections to

Tumbaugh mM.

that."

Arera

believe they were beaded

the cm&stry,* Ton^unigh

Peking

in

ex^nd '^

the March
d<Knination

of the Salvadoran legislature, where

Arena and @ coahtioo id conservatives have been largely Kicces^ul

ia

Hxaidng

Duarte

mstistKG.

^^

counting on a hrge
Ehiartc
ular vote in March to gain control.
is

In major newspaper advertise-

Feb. 12, the Christian Democratic Party charged that Guirola

menU

was bringing in mooty to sup^y

BUf^rt for his ccsnrades who mkft
plane
sffikL He aaki tl^t the
Lea Angeles
|oha Wnyne Airport
the morning of Feb. 6 on a fit|^t
pfao to XmgsviDe and Florida and
that Cssstoms Service offidab in
CaMoma had warned the Tesas
not

<tf

Tha WastwYgton Post .

Ji^

The Washington Tfima

DaSy N9W3 {Him Y^^
Tha New

Yortc

Timm

Tt Watt Street

Jourr^

The CNcago Tribune

The Los Anostes

Tffnes

'.

The Chrtetian Science Monitor

USA Today

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White Supremacist Pleads GiiUty to Gun Giarges

premadst Gary Lee Tarbrough,
allegedly a key member of a militant i>eo-Nazi gang, plided guilty
Friday to II counu of illegally
poggegsing firearms and csplccaves
at hia northern Idaho home.

Yariirough still faces txisl tn VS.

Dwtrict Court beginning Wedh^<Say cm mi additional charge of
tb^y
sfcooting at ^I, agents
^^iToached his borne in ;-Dd^;viiit
tMXL October. He was arretted tn
November after a ahoot-art t^th
the FBI near Portland, Ore

Yorbrou^h. ^,
S^ese^ber c^ the

k balisved to W a
White

Ammcan

to the death.

Bastion snd a fwrner ^urity c^cer for the neo-Nazi Aryan Natkma
Qiurch of Haydcn Lake Ida.
Yarbrough, whose guilty pleas
came as a surprise, faces a mssaBQum KuterKe of 61 y^rs tn federal prison on the 11 counts,.

in

after his arrest in Portland.

An associate. Robert J. Mathews,

^Prosecutors aay tnat his group is

r^Ex^nsible for varioua robberies,
tsKZluding armored car holdups in

DJif omia and Wnshington.

*

Mm

Em^. The murder weapon

was fomid in Yarbrough's bdae.

but ht has (knied any involvement

of Metaline litils, Wmtiu a

founder of the White American
Bastion, eluded authorities in Portland but died in a burning bouse
during a thoot-out on Whidbey
Island, 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 for a
rsce revolution to overthrow t^
federal government aiK! drive miDorities out (rf the United States.
31,

In addition, Yarbrough is a eus*

pect in the 1964 slaying in Denver
a popular radio talk*abow host.

Yarbrough was moved to Boise

December under tight aecuhty

Tha Wsshington P(^ .

Tha Washingtcm Tfeftss
Oaiy Nawt (N9W YoriQ

Tns Htw

Yofli

ThnM .

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Iba Chicaoo Xtfbatm .
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Tacli. %mr*m*

ly

Sfwi and several other members of the

er
Silent BrotiMThood were "i
Aryan Kattaos. Mr.
Biemben*' of
Butler called Mr.Matbews*ni hero.'*

mm

WAYNE KING

te

HOUSTCWf, Feb. 14
An Idaho.
bMed oeo^azi onanintkip has ub> One message on tba Aryan Natkns
aoed ft oeKDpQta-.tej6d aecwort to comnutfT oecwovk warns: ''The older

nak ngotut froime and to dissanlnate and less active spokesmen for the fdd
and faith are being replaced by the
young boos. These dragons of Godbave
tnsrea todr race."
itee Krt available JErom te comptn. no time for pamphlets or speeches.
ar, tittea aCncm Your Enemy/' ti^ They are the armed party which Is
tiuifea the artftrmsca and teleoboDe behig bom out of the faiabiuty of white
n^ben of ragknal offices orrA^ male youths to be heard.*;
Another cotxv Is a courtroom stst^
Defamatka League of B *nal B'rtth and
&9 offioaa of me Cocnmunlst Party ment of a Callroraia man oocvkted in
UJSA. It also indices rmxae$ and ad- 1962 to killi^a I7-year<jkl who
&^^w of *nbC3e tr&ttan" ss^ "la- formed on rl^Et-wtng acUviUes.
The sutemcQt accuses the '^Satank

coni|wter

link,

of '*mur.
the sodety*' of the United States

called

whether

they are monitoring

the comput er network sponsored fay tiie
fAzyan Nations.
It WIS set up bv Louis Beam, of Dal;las, a member of tlie Ku Ktux Klan. It
can be reached thrt^gh t^ephone numben in Texas. Idaho and North Caroli*
aa, which has an active Klan.
dlsniiM

Ti>fin

Tv*Wiiikf

w a*

The computer
ing

lev^

link*

wl^ch has vary-

d passwords to restrict ac-

cess, describes itsdf as "a pro-Americanf prx^WUte, anti-Communist net-

of true bdievers who serve ti*e

and only God
Jecfus, the Christ,"

work
(aae

"for Aryan patriots only."

Underaligtitt|of''known ZOGfflon>

azaS that

tt is

OcccpfltionaTG<w>rmnent) Informthe network lists the ^lames of an

F3.I. Informer against the Klan and a

1st

rAiyaa Liberty Nc^- it tpooami by derti^ Christians like Gordon Kshl,

pe Aryan Natiaa, an ocyanixatka who you burned in NebortMdTy7Ta r*

ers,**

mnp

ctf

California r&dk) itatiOQ.

hank

end

bwdtoHaydeo Uke, Idaho. Uw-eo- ovec because be would not bow to your man who testified against a Ka Khzx
Woement officiais have tied a shinier goideo Babylonian God and pay your Klansman charged with bomhtng a
the csrsanizatiQQ to aeveral
armored^ar robberta,
mned attackt an Federal officers and
Jte maddDun tiaylns of Alan Ben,

apwver talk

rixw host

m^

fke sftaitmr grm^, caUts^

by
rariOQi oamai, ^chiding the Order
wtf the Brtkto Sclmeimi, Gennan for
te Steit Brctfc^::^:^ was fesist!f^

^mia

the orpniSS^jBnk for

^ivlly armed iDdivkfuals ^vbo

had

''dedarBd vmr^ OQ the United States

SbveAumeut. The SOect Bztitfaertiood
naimains that the Goverament, which
lLnhx9 to as ttie *ZOG.** lor Zkxdst
Oocnpatiop Garecnsieot, hat been
takes over by Jevrs, whooa the group
i^ards as deacendgists of Satan wtio
teuld be MKiJH i ^iije
the leader of t^ woop, Rrtert J,

i^

I^^MFWt,

y^r^

M, wm M2^

h)

tribute to finance Israel."

Mr. Kahl, a fogttive charged wiOs
killing two Federal marshals, was an
outspoken member of a tax-protest
grcup. Ee was killed in Jane
wten
a coocr^e bunker crammed with th9uu^x^ o? mimS^ o^ ammunitkm @^*
pioded ia gun battle with the Federal
asthoitties. Be shot and killed Sheriff
Gene Mattli^jn; of Lawrence Coatty,
Art. fe tt^t iEdfejt Mr. Eabl mte&cied
Katiom toxtioas antS
featf ben cited as a "hero and m&rtyr"

1^

Ar^

by tlsegxoup.
The GcverDmesfs continuing
tlgatian

hu

invce-

srith

an aotnmatlc

^^

codliicted to flaano& a **^mr^ a^^i^lz^ the

Gweimueut The anthorlties aacilbed
die aame motive to counterfeiting
gpcrafloCTttwy said were copdactcd by
aiher n >eint >etB of the g^xnp^

An

^3t!y called "At Last, Unity**

^ys; *nnally, w& ar^ aD ^akog to be
linked tt^ether at oo& point In time,
r you will, all tne great minds
Ima le^tfyoowlll.

OtHstian movesn^ot
into os^
computer. Ima^Lc^ any patriot in th$
country bein^ able to call v^ and ajccess
theoe minds."
psttrki^c

l^^iked 'tx^j<l^T

m piM

have already foii^

weapons, Induding asplostves and automatic weapons, (m& of

which WBS Identifed

pens

fay ballistics @s*

m the one need to

kill

Mr. B^g,

mooth. for efxample, the

FJI.L notified Ueut Gov.BiXfBaxley
of Alabama that he might be a target
or revenue. Mr. Baxiey, when State
last

i^e&poo,

mer, and
blown to pieces on a reoif^t morning*
when be c^>ened his znaQbctx to renaove
Ids newspaper. 0^ ^orious day!"

Investigatars

caches

Federal tatvestigaton later deter-

killed last sumthe network exults: ^'He was

egqpanded to at least six

teo^nber after ertng on Fdaralcm> who tacgQted rigbt-wing extremists ocu

s^ "i^tth a sobmachiz^ ^m m&3 a Ms rdio i^spw. Th@ authorttSes al^
literauire d^tailixig a "p^nt sy^
Mway on Wfaidt^ Islasd is& Pi^ bimd to
ac^^ve status by k!D^ FS^m**
cral ofBct^, fadacks or Jvm,
Iv mlnat ton fer^ dropped tran a
The Federal authotitta toPQ also
^^kaopter. Mr. Mattoan wes eooiht hi
dtscovoed the nan^as of puMit cmis^Hss^ctkn tHtb ^i^ WKsiding of an
?^X a^ot hi Saattle and the robbery cials and others yiewed as SDRnles fay
)f a Brink's anpored car In nofthcn
Dalifbnda.

The informer was

Attt^i^ General, was mtpomSt^to

obtaining ^m extradltioo of the
J. B. Stoa^ lor the bcmbiz^ of

ms^

B^^

Bapy Church In Birmingham.

The F3*L
Hhfifcwd

to the

Mortis Dees

head of

also uncovered threats

Aryan Nations against
ontgnmery, A^,
of

Southern Poverty Law C@i-

The

Washirtgdofi Post

Orty News (Hew

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TheNewYorttTsnes
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2/11/85
EdiUoD: Final

Clipping In Spoe* Rlw)

Die:

TiUc:

How FBI works to

.Dlve alleged
neo-Nazi crimes

Ch^ftcter:

lOOA-8049
192B-142

Clastificaiian:

SubmtUific OfTioc:

Hovy FBI works to solve

alleged neo-Nazi crlrT]es
irarlous charges

* A picture 1$ emerging from official docuroects

"ii ifcGV
1

tte FBI

to

folog about

^vlng a smog of
schema and tee

robberies, counterfeiting

of a Denver talk show host all of which

linked to a gang of neo^N raris.

connected with Oie crimes,

which include the $3.4 million robbery of i^

Brink's armored car near UUah last July 19.
The FBI got Its first break in the case the dty of
the robbery when agents found a handgun that
iad been left behind by one of the robbersj according to an affidavit released by the U^ pis-

trict Court in Sacramento. From there, that d^^uby DO means through with the case
ment and others reveal* the investlgaticMi hailed
agents will not discuss the Investigatioa But
to at least two informants who were Involved with
^what to known to this:
the Ukiah holdup and with a broad network of
*
person linked to the group to dead, &t l^ast
neo-Nazis, who seek ultimately to overthrow ts^e
r
tC.Cf't^cr^ already ei^ in |ail and at least three . VjL fjvemment End to remove
mi^Q^m^^its
be ILe objects o^ ^mjts os iL^$j^^4Qi^ from the coimtry.
^fei?-QPe4&lieved

.^

The FBI

to

<^

&

Mike Dooher, the FBI agent la San Rafael in

charn^ of the Ukiah n^>bcry investi^tios^ irid
last ^ec^ more arrests are expected, but he
would not say how many and would not omflrm
the names of those t>eing sought
\
^ Further, agent Dooher said* arrests have beeii
knade in the case nationwide. Re said some of thi
krrests were made with do apparent connection
4o th e robbery Itself. Plans are to have all or near*

m^

ty all of the suspects in custody before the

heist so that they
pects are charged in the

UUah

cfiD-be-^ieAat the sanc time, nld Docker!

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Fi^^ Wash..
J to ttie cwal docoincci*,
^pistol KKmd to tte annored car
MIer tte robbeiy wts a blue Md
Smith and Wesson 9mm femiautokaUc, Tbe pistol was eveotuaUy
traced to A&drew V. Bankhiil, tS, of
iCiaaouta. Moat, wbo tiought U under
Us own same at a Mbsottla iportiog'

Barohili was arrested is tke case

iaa. 7, but before Us arrest* agents
were xeroln^ tn oo other members
0f a ZFOup BareMll helped foood
.

TbeOrder*
Itie Order fets

Its

ilttle-knowB aovel,

'

ries,*'

name from a

The

Turner

mltleo by a former 02^

. State University physics iof^

; William Urther Pierce, who qmlt
le nnlversity In 1965 to work with

.eorse Linato RodfcweH

commit

sui-

cide before they are taken captive.

Their revolutloa !^ financed by

armed robberies and counterfeiting.
.
BamhiU and other members of
Ibf reaHife Order were originally
' tmbers of the Church of Jesus
ist Christian Aryan Nations in
;den Lake, Idaho, which pr^chwhite supremacy and separattoi
f^he r^ces, according to the

comt

documents.

^fore Barahill was tracked domi

and arrested along with Richr.rd
BttT>ld Kemp, 22. m they were p^y-

mg poker in a Kal^>ell, Mont, bar,

the FBI was sble to infiltrate The
Order and <^jMn laformatioa from
at ls$s^

Wo

of the ^ng
Ukiah holdup, -

members

invc^ved LiMhe
cording to coori documents.
'

From one informant,

charge.
On Jan.

Oct

to

iody/
At ti^ time, the FBI ooote was
already tightening on the w^mp.
Mathews had escaped Nov. 24 from
a shootout with FBI agents in Por-Hand, Ore^ to which he and an FBI
agent were wounded. A member of
the gffpg, Gary Lee Yarbrouipi. ^, of
Sandpoint, Idaho, was arreted by

7, BarahlU and
we^e arrested*

IS,

when he escaped a^er a

i^e FBI

lea rned the leader of The Order was

JtoSeFrBZlhews, 31, of MeUline

an outspokas rsdio talk ^avf lic^ in

Je^sTML
^-;^ ver. Berg ^
By the time of the Portland s^oo*
tout, documents reveal, the FBI had
clr^dy learsted from an Informant
that Mathews had rok^^ g t^.nit
tenk of $25,^00 the prevl0^ dater
and that he and several others later
tovolved in the Ukiah hoidup r^>bed
an armcH^ car to Seattle April 23,

taking $500,000.
Left behind at the sc^ie of the
Portland shootout was a car ccmtnin*
ing not only $30,000 in cmh that
robappeared to be from the
bery and weapons including s i^encer^ttipped m&chine pn, b^t f^^:^ a

UI^

h3^K of

nam^ and

phone aumbers

Mathews was nin down vm WhidIsland, m^ ^nce t^ea, orr^s

t^

l^ve come with regularity.

Arrested 00 the scene (^ Whidbey
Mand were Randolph George Duey,

ctf Spokane, Wft^ Rnhctt ELand

Sharon K. MerU, 50 and 47, of Oro-

Kemp

IS, Sharon Merkl*s daughTomatzky, 27, was

Suzanne
arrested to Bdse. Idaho, along with
Jean Craig, 50. They were charged
with receiving money from tMe
Ukiah holdup.
An informant revealed that tl|e
Ukiah robbers had driven Araiglit
from the holdup to Reno, where th^
e^l up into several can and drove

On Jan.

ter.

ihootoot at hte home, where oncers

ftound a large cache of weapon and
CKploslves. Included in the csche
was what crime-tab technicians s^d
vas the .45<aliber Mac 10 submachine gun believed used in the June
IS ambish-murder 11 of AMn Berg,

awear a blood oath

21, an chariged with haribcri^ a faglttve -- Mathewa. la addittoft, tte

agents after the shootout

YarbrtHigh had been soog^t tisct

^m^

aC the An>erican Nazi Party.

Pierce is leader of the National
Alliance of Arlington, Va., a eoNazi group.
In Pierce's novel. The Order b tbe
^laner circle of a larger groap of
revolutiooaries who take control of
the whole world, eradicating &11
les?s gmd E^a-^^tes.

^^^ fZg^u; a^ las Ee^-<^''*^^&st,

^^iO

Mtftis were wanted Ott a li<2 Oregon counterfeiting charse. .

^TUcmac Dec li at Seaside Ote,
Denver Daw Pannenter n, 22, f
Cheaey Wash.* was arrested in
letter to his bom^own newspaper in
eonaectioQ with the Ukiah robbery.
la
Informant
the
aaid
which he
was ar-Inown to The Order and, tf fovnd, And Jan. 2, James Pyc, 2},
rested la Spokane on a aimiiar
*kis head will be removed from hit

foods store April 36.

^t^>^^^.:

Baydes Lake b^d<iQarters ^ /^i-yma

NatioQS. Mathews died Dec f m a
ltr following a shootout with FBI
agents and pbUce oo Whidbey Is^
land, Wash^ wear Seattle.
Before he died, Mathews wrcrte a

aorth to Boise to divide the

with the help bf

money

Tomauky and

Craig.

SubseqaenUy, Toraatzky's husband, Eric 20, was arrested oo a

counterfeiting charge linked to the
Merkis'c^sc.
At about the mxts^ time to Nor-

H^rt, Ala., Mark Frank Jones,

and Michael SUnley Norris.

26.

25,

were arrested on charges they aided

a man identified only as Richard
Joseph Scutari to his escape fnmj
Whidbey Island after the shootoutThen, oo Jan. 20, after agents
broke the code to the records Ibun^
to the car to Portland, two Brink'/;
guards to Hortikem California werj;
tracked down and arrested: Charted
E. Ostrout, 51, of Lookout, Modcft:
County, and Ronald A. King. 45, of
SanLeandro.

O^rout and King were Indicted

Thursday by a federal grand Jury to
San Francisco on charges they
planned a robbery by The Order of
the Brink's mato vauK to Ssm FtianCisco, a robbery that n^ver occarrM.
(^trout and King pleaded innocent Friday to the ctiwgef aad are
being h61d without bail

S2-

"-aSOfftov. &--81}

(Mtoalt ptQ*. Mm* ot ""

Mwapapar. cty aid sMi.)

(Motnt CIppinQ

!n

New Haven Register p. A- 12

New Haven, CT
^:
2/10/85

S^isc* Blow)

TMt:

or
Clusfficctton:
Subrnttting Offtc:

Indtxino:

o'

'^K--

Defense "says
Staff

sent a New Haven apartment &)r

three months in early* 1984. She
ots^ected to the |ovenunent*t daim
that ibe dwellibs wai a ^aafe
bouse** &c black radical lenoristt.
**Hm of all, I doo*t automatically accept that Yvette rentod the
apartment, and if it it true, there
c^k) be 16 diScrent reaeonfi (&r

to^wrty

NEW YORK

TWO htos

ftom the moooUthk fedcrxl ooimhoi^e tA lower Mantmttin, an de%fBtor creaked ftt way 10 tbe
floor of a Duasae Street omce
teildms- TlnH?#J o &>or, a ^mj^

fc^

laaoe

g.Mm^

^^i^ese

hir Hdmcs md.

but otherwise said the goventmest

exaggerates connections hetwten
various domestic revdutioBaries.
''It^s nd ilks^ to be a scvohitkAary,"* she added with ^ dight

amile.

Whatever the relationihip

between the groq^ auchisdaeab
iin mo etrai^trs to the bw fta of

H^^ Hobnea A ripoam^ Pe

Ibe attorney aaid the |over of the partaen, Susan Ttpognpn,

meat it urgetiaf people who ftprpaents Susan Lisa Roaenhaii'
^^^ve s tog history or political
and Timothy Blunk, two auspocaacl

taw OCo^**

Ibe furaishix^

^'

wnpte ^it

g^vism :i^ teA

pbooe al^t s &r?^wd] party far a dknt aboot lo be imptir

aooed. PrchSaodinista and Uack
fcvcdutkiiutfy luodbiBs kfced tbe

tfee

^arJy

tltt

l^rori^

arrested in

H^ J^sy

days d^ t^. dvil r%hts se^ov^ last November while ^Q^^sdly

apeoifkapy of transporting about 70&
meot.**
pounds of
Cohrane Chimurenga, afae aaid, eaploctves with a trailer
paMiad to
*'He*f a very t&teOifeQt, weB-odu- New Haven.
-^ r v-;,*
him
cated biack malt lht makei
Moreover, oi 1977/ longtime
HohiKs esmed from 'H great nikr
Isdhh
Marilyn lean Buck wns
terrorist
iavdvod.
eae oftbe offices aftd camsd a
everyone
die
Like
10-year entoMe to a
vttiior^ Xl to a ^)et fas^d of *wiih the caae. Holmes was'a^tix:^ t^rvsi a
Vtfginia federal prison wh^n
Wt
a
&>or
bore
her
aamcplate,
a
decison
on
s
^asfed
a
isr t
jurf
a
goe dipf^ frc^ > l^icvy ^Asft
p^-^Sing ti^iktment e^aioM to ^^r&;tions dBoers gnooad
vi^t^fkofurtou@h
lo
mnSsy
otheni
fUmqt
and
clkni
her mmkcy. to New
I^^mes k a soaD >romaii Iter- etilaled that the p>vcmment ia
After nesting with TtooDty.
fedimdetthe
fcr
^king
charia
over*

^x^nf

1^^

^'

^dt

baif

Mwered

ssd

w^^TQst

&o

rmmd

of

my

^.
5"3

had *te idea** why a woman, a)hHl to be KeSey, vaed aft aHaa to

^&kei0mn| Inflt^i^d m^ paph, l^ick dissppearad, and h^

Bati*s mm^
Corrupt CkBaatzaticMU gt&t^te tei amot the
ever
m^^ '
ftigitivea
wanted
based on aB^I intent to kidmp
to addition, Silvia BaraMtai
^ion guards in freeing UaA f^b*
cab Dooahl Wsems and Sekou 11pograph*s fermer Icfal aide and
a member of the radical May 19
OcUnga.
Holmes said that, while the gov* Omnization -*- was convidad on
emment hails the case as
in- rtaering diarges to 1911 fcr
emptive sliike against doanklk driving fetaway can to nn @itemmsm,** t^ s^ aim is *^pditi* temped December 19S0 amim^
eaSy. to crimimUze dinent m this car robbery to Dsnbury, Confix
country.** She ackaowled0Bd 0uu and to the prtton breakout d' conthe New Ifarfc Eight are levolu- victed cop-kiUer Joanne
tianariea Stfid *1anti4mperiali8ts^** mard to New JerRy.

h^svycr

Holmes re|re^iits Yvetie Kfii-.r

oat of the <k&&<fents ths al-

^me^ npMj^yt^kn to m*'lii

New Iferk Eii^t^ HohDoi ttid ste

Im

modow. She itferred to him as

looc

m^

'-d:^
.

the

OKred tkc tm croi8

Se.
A picture of VX tenia hung by'

'

^^

i^^^c^
behiftd to- dedc, <^^e9^ a
Sbe
b^ ofjpanut M&Nfa ai^ ^lil:
fe^fp;

^-

>'Aubuisson's Iftk to SaIvadorea^indi<

in money smugging
F)nudsco

Gttirola

Bec^

the wealthy young SalvwJor-

mn

indicted

acy duuses

Corpus
on ooo^ir-

in

Qiristi, TkxBS,

last

tcying to rnxxa^^

United States,

vwk
ov^

a doae
rigjbt-

*W2ng Salvadorean leader

Boberto d'Aubuisson, according to EI Salvador^ nilii^ Christian Democrats.

The Christian Democrats

have aeized on the scandal of

Mc Giiinda% arrest fay taking out fuD-page newspaper

^^^Brtzsenwnts that publicize the case. Tiy& ads point out
8t Goirola was trav^ng with an official Salvadorean
sroort at the time of his arrest
a pasroort that idcnwi hnn as a 'special ccxmnissioner'* of the
ivadorem attoniey ^neral's ofBce. The two tfeht^
t^ nx^rmig peqs
have not rqpcrted the Bkciden^
"

,>

._..

!^

Goerr^o* is a leading ri^t-wing politidan, and a feand pditical counsellcHr of Mr d'Aubuisson, &e head

se
I

ARENA (National Republican Alliance} party. Dt

the

jencro was a^^Knnted to head the attorney general's

See by the rightistK^mtrolted assembly test June. A

okegman

for the Bttonxsy general,

Dn

mc^

U^

cf
^r^nd^ fe M> ti!r ffla^pM pditkal
ferfam^^,
obcarve^ tM^ik the scandal wil turn 1^
tide agahist the ririitista, who are expected to make subatantial gains in the eledioos. The Christian Democrat's
newspaper articles and tdeviskm {o0ams, whidi link
Guirola to the murky and at times vioknt underworld of

kw

is

friend and associate of

for
$5.9

nttra-rig^ Salvadoreans, msy hurt ARENA*s attempts

to shed its alleged death squad associations and to portngr itself as a partv that stands by democratic values.
Still, the Salvack^eans who voted for d'Aubuiason in
last year's Residential dections
despite charges that
was linked to death squad activities and of aK
kged involvement in the assassination of Ardihubop
(^car Amolfo Romero in 1980
aeem unlikely to
change their vote because of this latest acandaL
Aooording to a Christian Democrats partv leadex; Dr
Gi^vma hxsyo, G\jixti& travds frequently brtw^n &&

ARENA

US, Guatemala, El

SalviSKka;

ai^ Panama. When

Guirola ^lied for his ps^sspcsU Dr. LeciQ^ @ys, h&

presented dnniments klcoti^^ himself as a ipeaal as^^stant to d'Aubuis^Ki, who was then pneskient of ti^
^constituent assembly a post d*Aubuisscm kA to run for
preskient against B/Iii Du&rte last firing.

Maximilli&xK)

he had *^ evidsKe that this type of

Sdal] passport was issu^** But he also said the office
ostterrosa, aaid

ts

investigating the charge.

Il^fe

fe

specmatioo feM &s

coma from

sum erf c^^

m;^ im^t
t^

nartx)tics or gims, and

traffirMrg
bring laundered by oeing smugged out <rf the US.
lere is abo q)ecalation tiud acme of tiie m^aa^ msy

ive

ms
'

AlvEI^A's politkd cmxgo:^ fei

th^ natkmal asasnbly and macrudities. Guirola has b^n involved in funding ultraactiviiies in the past
Bat tike amount of mooev seized &ir exceeds the needs
Um current can^xdgn. It has Uius caused the Christian
amocrats to whisper ominousiT about attempts to buy
festaoKre the govmsmsa^
jtes
even directly

m^
e

bsesa

dsstmed

M arch S

for

1 eI:tioQs for

US

federal inve^igators in
}@ Napc^sdn Duarte.
that there is no evidence
ssas^'n^anwhile, l^ve
at fryf^r^^ftip^ what the m^:msy was meant to b@ i^^ for

^M

^:e it reached

1 Sahradoe:

While the Quristian Democrats have tried to make the

Tht WeaNngtoo Pot Ttw WashJnotoo Timw

Heyn (New Yort^)

0^

Timw ^

Th ^tov

Yorfc

Tb Wri}

S(roet

Ibo CNcaoo

Jo^nBl

Tr^>ur)S

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USATc<a^

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AROUND THE NATION

c. Mrrt.

e The fonaer pxrypzgand^ minkter of a white-&uprexncist cuit

Eugene

Kindeiic,
Tbaddeus
hanged himself in the Boise, Ida-

bo, jaili leaving a DOte uying be

feared what might happen to him
after testifying

agamst bis former

comrades.

The Washinflton Pot --4iZ.

The WaaNhflton ^nrnw
Dtfy News (riew York)
The Mwf York Times

ThaWrfSrt Journal
The Ct*:aoo

Tr*)ur>e

Tha Los Ar>ctes rTs

The Orttian Scier>ca Mor^tor

USAToday

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Tcfc.

Wr*m.

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'Aryan

WiinVGui/<y

In Idaho Assault Cate

BOISE. Idito). P*.

(WM)X%

done nput^memben

of

n)^5

.bneivlct*4 t?""*^S^]SL.
Hr. YaArwwh.

StB

wiiier,"

-nwrsdty

erf

t^^*8ea\i

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of the

^mis5

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fem

tjy

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Mr. YiJtetR^*8 tftiiiBMy

wire th* 8gKit tuat

tttt to
aot
tbev wer tmpMita*. and wm
ttymg to Wt tham.
flrtd to

The WteWoflton Pot

The WashioBton Times
Oay News (New Y0(1()

The New York Times

.,^
TTt

The WaO Street Joume)

The Chicago Tribune

'.

The Loa Angeles Tknes

The

Christian Science Monttor

USAToitey

OKfee

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(Rev. 4-26-03)

^n'

-trifc^S

News in Brief
The Nation
A f4n! $&r7 in Boiae, Ida..
began ddiberating tseault charges
against a auspected neo-Nazi who
testified that b fimJ only warning
ihota at lhrjEBI agenU be bbeved were Intruders'* on bia
properly. Gary Lee Yartrough aald
be only wanted the a^nts to
felentify themMves. but the agerti^
imMed that bs aimed at th^ai.
to be a
a Tiolcnt
c^bcDt of the Arymn Natkms,

Tarbroagh

ia

thought

aacffibcr of the Order,

iAa-

the inddeat, officers found a

firesrmiJ in Yarbrough*s
hooe, including the gun i^ to kill
Jewiah radio talk ahow boft Alan

cache of

Berg in Denver last year.

Th0 W^hSng^xi Post .

The Washington Timw

CMy News (^4w York)

The New York T*ne The

WW Street Journal

TT^ ONcaoo Tm^une .

T?^s toa AnosS^ Twts
The

Christian Scioc Monttof

USATodey

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ighborhood
in Utah
of swastikas and secrets
^>edal

USA TODAY

for

HAYDENLAKE^lttah

fn>e wUte^upremacfct vto;

cieoce-prooe Aryan NatJCKXs'

bo make this
Mountainous area tbeir
iufoliowers

b^e^quaiters are a dresded,

'unwanted presence.
SwBsUlLas and annbands
<&ecorate their amty fatigue

law oSkfirs across tive

W^

i^KAane,WftsaL, Nation.
Today, fertler te to taj^ a
te*Hittal to the ^atioo's tvepail report after d^nanding

^mal time. Tliur!ay, BuOer

teid, tXher than a lew crank
calK I think the community
^xpt5 us and appreciales
^iT contribution

to the ktCBl

gut t^ r^jEsvi^s, fie miS^:>

cy, the urt)eni^>erTilla war
^ictice and the Dobemrns

and ^4inter groups

ittting

of com-

murder, robbery and

:Mi>appin^

Tbey

live, drill

InfiltTBtor

and

mys

ptot In

se-

iSuded, SO^cre arnqjound

^^rrounded by Wool-high
terbed wire and patrtdied by
2>obennan pinsdiers.
^
GaiyLeeYarbrough on
trial this week In Boise. Ida,4K>,

for tfK)oting at

OI agents

ti^ lived here and once

^larded Rictord ^tler. SSie
^tvow^ racist ftmnder ti
Aryan Nations Church.

^ mtcriysbehas7Sterd-

The
:

tm.
I

>

SS-y ear-old leader

pi^K^ the final fei-:tlc t^

myt tbe white rw:^ ^^ b^

F^

mich

tn these paite have

cootact with hiou Be

btt withdrawn more *-

:'tlng off

pound

Ws

cot-

icceas to his comsince an taftltm-

:
fiecrel film ^m& fe^e*
fvtecd last -week fey a

ore a gr^t o^^cem

.

la

t^-ts

t^ Kocki^
Tavern operator Ken

^5^ik:

i^iice

o?

Weaver ^m to

ssooNasIs
leave guns outskSe. and
lays tXiey le^ wtth the oowl^oys who come to the tivent
Iteal estate agent Netscsi
are teavfevans mi^
ls a tough time filing t^eir
houses** becau^ cS tbe AryNations Churcit
Saj^ CoSooel Kaosc e n-

"p^^

yfQT<^ Eayd^ Lake ^'

live: *^hefrt giving this
'^mx a &^ ^an^ I ^fe^
.^j^d p i^jmewhcre
^uid

bom Q^ oo^ss.''

Tba WteNftgton Post

Tb WasT^ngton T^n^s

0^Naw8(^4awYfe)
IbtftowYorkTirm
ThW*Strel Journal

-rbaCtogoTft)tf>e

TheLoftAngetwTfenw
The

Ctirtsttfln

Scfeoc9|^oNtor

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Atf. Oir.:

Ai.

t*rrs.

Idaho supremacist convided of assaiilt

Special tor

K>ISE.

USA TODAY

l<telK)

White su-

Gary Lee Yarfonntr member

a
irougb
Church
irf the Aryan Nation
wss convkted ThurKlay

jferemadst

of assault for iiing a gufi &1

three aaiagents.
Yartxrough, on trial for irttgems
tag three shcte at FBI
to
property
his
oo
October
In

Sandpolnt, Idaho, testified

Thursday thai he Ired ooly

wwipon

at Yar1>rougb*s

borne was used to Ull controversial Jewish radio talk

E&ow host A5an B2Tg In Denver. Yartxrough has ik< been
char9l in tt^ murder.

The WaaWngtw) Pol -

Tha Washington Tlmos

Nws (H^ Y<^)

D^

ThaNawYort^TimM .
ThtWtfStraat Journal

ThtCNcaoo Tribune .
ThatoaAnoalMTimas
Tha Christin Science

Monitor

I^ste

,\--

CO

^G
1^

th two brothers, said be

learned of the arrest when oeighbors called hiztu
Tlo oae

is

wc

more abocked ttea

uTk^r ht aid. *^y wife i$ tm

the verge of a nervous breakdown
right ^^w.*"

FVsak Scutari, aeparmti^ from

bis wife and young aon. looked
atunnwl when he appeared befwt
VS. Magistrate J. Michael Bren-

nan for his bond hearing in Fort

Pierce shortly after his arrest
"Everythlni's got me all at cmce,
tad I can*t think.** he told Bren.oan,
Brennan delayed the bond hearing until today so Scutari could be
represented by an attorney. But
Robinson said be will ask that
Scutari be held without bond.
''Our feeling is anyone who has
been assisting The Order, we want
to make aure they're arrested.*'
Robinson

^d.

STEPHEN CROWUSY / MliKnl Hrld Stff

ageats fe^ c]^te:^e$r Wnsk S* Scutari I ffedei^ e^msL

II

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Bm
tac
!

Ami.

At AAk. .
AD Unr. .
AD Lt% .
Olr.t

OiA.

Iv.

U.S' protected Nazis, author claims

daasified to(>ecre( documents
|9 co33Si^e9sioQa] fovt^ti^tor&
of 1(K^
Tl^ l^ipers tzK^e a
criminals and o^lkbomtots who attended a South Riv-

?yAlfieKoCm

USATODAY

Dqmt*

fortner Ji^ice

Bked lawyer

H^

Mmk^ released

er,

N J^ cooventto to IS&l

Sovemmeot documents he
ys show State r^partment of*

Bm&t documents showing

idals ImowlQgty brought Nazi

Ngzte had been helped into the

i9&r crtmiimls to

John

t^ USAu
^hose 1982

Loftus,

bcKk wss the basis for test

Wfeketxl*5 TV mcrAt Kopek'

The Belarus

tens

In

FOe, said

RcKMnd,

US ^da^
OD

Tbe

d^^^4

hh

overused l^a^

Soviets.

pirtment
IMtiB,

Ma^ ^at

crimes in retuni for

tlOQ

Loftus did not oSer govem-

the

ISA

daimed

the

ccav^
were

,,wdcdh>ed bcrt He eatooates

^
TO former Nazi coUahorators
jgrwaf criminate still live here,
'-;
the FBI of tec^F/i

mx^^

inf(iDaState

I^

^<rr^ denied by fe^J^

cxmHtv^-

Ju^ce Ds-

but

tioQ records proved they

'

that

Ltjftus

named S^alSlau

Ksi^ of South River ^ a cmi; v^ition otjanizer. Mau^ laid

.

Isam that hunted Ha*

duriog the Carter adminbtntkm. nid bell ^od tte d^
^3Jtnieiit
sis

tte convention ims anti-ccmh

munist, not NazL Asked tf be
collaborated with Nazis, Kaush

8Bld,-Notrny.-

Th Ws^hinoton Post .

0^ Mt^ {f^sm Yor^

Tha Naw

Yorti

Timas

ThaWtf StaatJoumil

.
TbaLM AnottasTtofiM
Tha Chicaoo Trfbuna
Th

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CK AD A4*.
CMC AD \n^^ .
Cw< AD LCS .
.

AMt. PW.:

Neo-Nazis
weakened,

FBI

A4.Urrft.

Of*, u*.

It.

Li1 C^.

says

ON. Cf A
Fblic'AH.

BySamUedOs
USA TODAY
Eighteen arrests since No-

vember have veakeoed the

USA's "most violent" rightving revc^utlooary

poup^g^
BBRer

Assistant Director BUI

nid Sunday.
Of the two dozen members
of the neo-Nazi group known as
The Order linked to West
Coast armored car heists and
the slaying of Denver radio
cmly
personality Alan Berg

Baker said.
We think weVe weakened

Ive remain

free.

the organization, certainly,"

Baker aid.
On Friday In Botee, Idaho, a
key group n)ember, Gary Lee
Yarbrough, 29, pleaded guUty

ftream^
and explosives. He still faces
trial on a charge of shooting at
FBI agents on Oct 18.
to iliegally possessing

The FBTs

'Intensive inv^ti-

^Um'^ for the

members

remaining

^n%

including suspect-

ed gang leader ftiice Carroll

f6cuts 00 WSftShlngPierce

'

Mc^

ton ^te, Idaho, 0'ii^>n,

tana and Northern California,

Baker

said.

The fugitives are believed to

be hcavUy armed with large
anoounts of ammunitioa, gre-

nades and dynamite. Vr

den>onstitbly the
most vk)lcnce-prooe,,nght-wlng
group operating in the country

This

Is

today.- be said.
The FBI afeo

kK^^ing for

I^t^ble links to oCher white u>

jk^mBckSL groups, such as the

^
Baker

Tflux

Klan in the South,

sali *^'e*re ready to

^itry the hunt mtkmw^e,'*

BakernUL

Baydra Lfike, Idaho, e^

neo-Nazi Aryan Nations
gurch plans to conduct a meId

irial

service for siain white

fuprcmadsi Robert J. MathMson April 20 thee6th analTersary of Adolf HlUer*s

birth. Mathews died in a !g%CK)t-

out with the FBI

Hie Order

war battle.

is **an crfEshoot

or

Tho Wssh^ton Post .

The Wsshinflton

Tmw

CMy News (N9W York)

Tht

Nm York TkTM

Tht Wtf

Th

CNc^o TftMjne

The

Lw AngcAss TJmw

Th

Christian

USA Today

Sc^<^Morttor
,,

gM

t violeoce-pnme fadioQ" el
the Aryan Nations, which
claims to have 6,(KK) sympathlz-

Street Joum*l

De^

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rtiftfl.)

Denver Post
f 4c- at Ct^^^'^r

''^

r^^-^a^a

Denver,

E^^o^)_

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p.

1-A

CO
2/i1/B5

^:
Edition:

Vast dragnet

TM:

Chirac1r:

or

dissmcttkm:

Denver

SubrrWmno Office:

Indexing:

lomey for San Frandsco.

tli Ctedcr. a brainchM m
I^lrce^s dain mentor, Eotet

eyLooteKixttr

Bnice ICwToD Pierce has beMUtbews,

thclmosl wanted man in the

come
West

:i

1^^' tea^tkr of ft seo-Kazi

thsX ^fece fe^eve carriiKS cml
f radio lalk
fee ^fi^ssinalion
flfaow bost Alan Berg. Pierce is the
subject cf a federal dragnet rarely

Tbe

<rfafl

is

a neo-Nazi dan ^

ay that eig^t oDembers of the

group held up an armored car'(n
Sanftandsco. heisting %i.t mil&p
wMfe graying the truck with mp-

le^edly trying to bring into reanty

a fictkmsl revolution depicted in a
te^ caBed **TurDer*s Dia-

mi

n^sT according to tb3

FBI.

'

chinf-gun fire.
^On Feb. 7, Pierce was indicted f^ planning a bMup at the
main Brink's vault in San Francis-

Tit* book portrays a wbile sa?sre-

^
roacsl takeover of tbe

United

f^^l^ tbrou^ *%on:*m^ md asckssmstions against puMc tBiK^^^

seen ^'te tbe days of iohn Dml^er. f

md public offices, eaergy fadliFedejfal and state teuTnen fear
t^s, communications systems.
Pierce 4nay command an arsenal
oewspaper offices, and tdevision
of weapons, mflboos in ca^ and a
mbo sUtions,** according
pIsQosophy pledging death to tbe and
conqplaint
FBI
an
^ ^ 1
agents who are pursuing him,
cf tbe adwme to the bock
Part
Tbe iDcatkm and dates ot poss^
was to ise counterfeiting to
tde r^i^^le&r^; tzials isvoMng
American currency tMi'^ SPiercers &eo-Nid c^nrades are the

0.

wm

xam^

toreey.
I^CTver iljce are eqtJsBy M;^(^^ed. Tfesr rt^ent tteosry I tte
that Fmt^
Berg ^>mk3<te
tj^te ^hsr ii^hNa^ telim^g to
ciQed Ibe Order wc^e i

i^

a dan

Of the

four, Ptarce

nA Ddivcr

lib^Jsa^PavM Une are fogrfc^

':^1^t{^|t!^^.I>env7 pobce

i^^^tit^;^y :tesM

the

mswer

revotation. Timer, l&e

msdsbocfe^s tero. dies in a suidck
PeaitagEm.
tbe
again:^
attack
ftr

part te pr&being
v^aA, Fmc& from fenowtng ^sft^re
tbey are, said one a^istant US.^'

A{^

U^mtpOm cosrf^tersles

^ In

b^lsl-

Berg was gunned

^town oidside Ks Deavcr towncoBh
tew^. Berg, A j^w,
Jioie,

^tm^A

(Wer members, it^

Tbe Denver Ft^ that be was EOt

ft

Tbert is overwhelming eviteK^

ttet Pirn*, Mathews mi ihdsr asv
^>dolss tegaa to Mve c^ i^
l^o(&*e irophedes:
t^ Pierce pteaded guilty to
count^etting charges in Washingloo in Ifn. But be neveribowedup
for Kctttcing Iftst year.
the FBI has
^ In
dttrged. Pierce, Mafbews. and ftt

tbe

^*ite

^ffeamcM

threats that the v^

olence has not ended.

Keith D. GObert, leader of a neoNftzi group in Idaho, says that May
be a day ?*of great deslruc1
tfcm** in commemoration of the
4(Kh anniver^iry tA the iteaU) of
ft>ci*.
Ado^h Hitler. GilberU

isspt aecret, fa

Aod there are

ftte

of several

tSberty"* to say what be or his

menAbers intend to do i that date.

**ftt

CQberl ft^
'

sM timX te a^^d^

FBI
stes lire ^aq;^ 1^^
agents who are investigating. the
Order. Are they hit bsls? **! think
thftt Is probata ft reascmable assumption**' Gilbert saML
Cubert spent five years Id

San

C^2^itln pn^n in. C^dtforaift te*

posg&sffing 1,^ poiffids o( c^o-

slv^ be says were ioteod^ I

blow qi tbe kte Hftrtin Utter
Bobert Jay Mathews was t^
fts^nd^ of Tbe Order, which begib

V,
ao.

XccordiQK to nrevioaSly ealed

tavalveBCfltieried

Denver

Daw

Y"**^
1^^y^SS^

Panncater

G)irge Ds^sy

Baadfl^

aSelaiiE'i'

Blattow's
home to boy

denied any

tte

Mtlfee^s. Gary

II.

and

tasunaoe from a
Badcets life of Nelradtt agMt
signed
WtaSe some of the grwip
to tbe
policies
150.000
thor
vcr
famlUes of other
Mathews signed his over to WiltomBefce and John Irdand^f

^'

called the Na-

tjooaJJffiaoce.

WJffiam Piwce (apparraUy not

rdated to Bruce Pierce) was the
author af **TiiiMr's Diaries.^
whicfa became the liiWe" of
-Hatters* group, according to the
FBI.

lasvaaee, Ihea vfe^eace

Three wedcs after their hves
were Issurcd, the armored car
heists began. Acconbng to an FBI
complaint, Mathews. Pierce. ParBoenter. Yaitrou^ and Duey and
Kveral others drew their guns durtog the robbery at a Seattle man
Bs a esp reading, *'Get
and

h^

Aseots later ^Jsd that a car

ned tat the fSOO.OOO robbery had
bsea pardased by Brvce Pierce
for *> tia-ee days before. accciTito fed^a] documents.
Denver talk
On inoe ISi
ibow ho6l Alan Berg drove his
Volkswagen com^ertihle toto the
Alveway of his townhouse hi east

1^

Dem^-. Exactly how many peopJe

were there wailing for him is on-

He w&s apray^
fired

tvm a

with buDets

IiA.C 10 submachine

Deavo' police

>0Q

eiqilved.

pteCl:d

shooting. Yaibroogh
gnilly Friday to 11 of 11 charges

Bers

tf

assume that

ex^QSives at hte northen I^-^o

feces trial Wednesday on

began
an ta-

dirges ^i
^Mlfl^at FBI ag^its wbe&JL;y
aAproached him at his house.
Bergs
iIob July If. a month after
the

reiivaafes

t^'o

*.

'

'

data

death, federal *nents

oathat The Order staged a
FranSan
in
heist
car
ariDMed
lk

MalhewsT death r/.4!!2^^ imi the

Roverameofs aWBty to proeecute
I'sjause e>roe of tte? e^-^sce <m(.meeting Mathews mi otbcr e^soNaUs to the armored car beitfs
and the Bog shooting cooai^ed of
statements Mathews aSegedly
nuHle to the govenunent tanormWtth lUtbews deal those ^atecu be cbaOeoged as bearny and their admissibility in court
is quesUooable, proaecuUin to the
case say.

an hh
Shortly after that robbery,
group,
the
within
fbrmant. placed
the
taiformatim to

nents

FBI

Gene WQstm, aa assistant US.

attorney in Scattk aid the death
couJd hurt the armored car caaes if
Mathew*8 sUtenkenls *nere the

began

gi^

proAccording to one federal

reveahng
began
geculor. Mathews
his hand.

It was Mathews who

said.
had the Ug mouth." be
Mathews implicaled himseU in the
two armored car heists and a feank
(obbery in December 1S63.
He also put himself and Ftsr^e
at the Berg ^noting scene.
However, Mathews* death in kte

KM

made the
more dif(icult

faivestigatiwi

CKcwcakcMd

anally possw^g firearms tra

h^neTHe

FsBs, l<asa.,

life

wing orguiatioii

subject, h^,
taivotvenMnt tat t&e

erwBVerpobce as a

*^"i

only logical to

drawtaigtoadose.**
Pierce was reported to have
been on WMdbey Island about <he
time of the afaoottatg. bat waint

Yaitrongh. aUhoog^ y^UTted

oSSpositesliwAtaSetilej.
wkemflence among ewe rownnay bsve bees made A|ni

Sm

tt Is

my days on this i^anet are rapidly

mud

thing
thare's a tot

oo]y

we

had.**

However,

more evMesi^^ fedssdteg eyewitness kfentfficatm sd

^rong drcumslaniial evkl^ce,

In the Berg ca^. tM &ey eviIS the MAC 10 and whatever

testimony trxm infonnants can be
Mmitted. So far mo <m|,Ms.-fe^n

^3&ce

charged in that ca^.

CorsmdbyFBI

agents ccs^red
00 Nov.
Mathews awl Yarbrou^ in a PeertliEi, Ore., Bsotel

taed

tat

wi^

guntaltia ea-

Yaricruyg^ wt-s

ccjs-

tured and Mathews esMped

twiki wound to tbe band.
K^^ts -^-"^
Sate fcjt^
the Cfeuer as
for
BOW Jhe priortty
Federal
the federal net ti^tlened.
0?d2r
Tte
that
aocuroenls riwwed
noted three houses fat Whidb^^4aMnd, Wash. Five othff homes were
rested tai the Mount Hood area of
Oregon. Pierce had earher i^ed
alleged eafe bouses ia Sslmtm. Idav,iUj

.^.

FBI agents corosred MBtliSws

&3rol his Whidtey Islafii IndeouL

ctmnded by taw officOT and FBI

end naval helicopters, Mathews alseardans for Lane after

feeS a machine gaa at
Isf^sSiy
have
fcrmsnt toM thsm Lane may
cxAnSkA a weapons cache cooAfter agents fSred a flare ieto
tab^ machine guns.
bouse, ta ^msd to the graaitd,
However. Bttk progress was -tte
MQiBsMathefss.
made bi tte Berg case antO FBI
GhMlly before the Aooloau to a
aeents cot tailo a Aootout with
lypewrlttea ole,
four-page
\^itrough at Ms Sand^wint, Idaho.
am not going
wrote.
a^bomeooOctlS-AsearehofYar Mathews rather"II
hiding,
ferto
'^JfJ**
|WjJjrhBme reveakd a42n
what It
toow
them
FBI al fet
.>-sis%i$8;iIndde,th8 case was the MAC
Bae to bacwne the hunted. Ek&g

25

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nwspitf)ef.cltym5stit.)

Page B-3. "THE KANSAS CITY

TIKES", KANSAS CITY, MO.

(Mount Cippno

in

Spc Betow)

3/9/85

Oae:

Edteon:

FBI arrests man suspected

cf tBkinM. loot to neo-Nazis
Thi.,

EFRINGFIEU)* Mo. FBI

cents vrattod a man FHday to

SMMW

itoleD
tfteflBdly aaivcred
pftynil tD D underground neo-Nazi
vl^te Kt^tranadat |ptH> known as

Tbfr Order.

Ackk Lm

NortoQ, SI. af Weat

Plaks was arrested DNur 8)pftrta an a
federal eomplalai aD^inc that be re-

oooceaM and dkpoaad cf

l^j^D in stolen prcperty and that he

ceived.

aided ani abetted in the cffenae.

KaittftB

Qty FBI spotesman Robert

B. Davenport sakl.
Usas Oftoney

wm taken last MLy ta

mi armored car ktSdi^ near U^dah,

Mr. Norton was arreated aboU
&j^ wItbouL bxsdeat at a frtad^

fe^^ near Sparta in aoOfchwcst Mis>

m^iU wbffe be was sUying wtth his

^te and tine

dbikiren.

Mr. Daveo-

psrt^id.

VS^ Hagsstrats Jsstss ^^^r*^

to

Sprfanjkkl an Ftiday ordered Mr.

Norton held witbMA bond pending his
rcsaoval to Washinetoo sUte.
Mr. Davei^)Ort aaid Mr. Norton
was racndted laat August to 90 to
MStem Washti^rtno aUte to ooodud
Muramflitary training for ntembers
aflbe Order.
On Dec I. Mr. Norton aDegedly
weiit to S^pokaoe. Wash., and used the
130,000 to **p*y the salaries of memben of Tte Order/* AssisUzH U.S.
Attorztey Jun Oxsm said in Spokane.

TKJa:

fliain

JACKIE LEE NORTON

Crwacter:
or

192B-86

Ctasfficatton:

Submiwno Otce:

Kansas City

tuiexino:

Join Lamp, VS. attorney for eastern Washington, aaid additional federal charges may be fBed a^aizist
Mr. Nortoa in I<kabo, taA be woutdnt
daborat^.

The fiJlc@Bd payrtdJ

drfivery woa2d

have oraffTv! juBt a week before the

leader of the ri#i-wiQg uDdergroimd
aect, Robert Mathews of Metalioe
in a shoot-out with
F^lls, W^du,
Wash,
tfcf FB! *t WhkJbey Island.

d^

FBI DOJ

^^

^ ..^^^.w^.^.^

handM

They

of

new

caught up with Gordon

_
oiAhe
.^.

Kahl the

ftaadsatl3becndofalom dii vm iy .lt

b often manned Inarmed men, twBS-

^-^"^

.i

escapied after killing

two officers and wounding three more. This

lime more than 40 law-enforcement officers
fnri^r'^ the hideout. Sheriff Gene Matthews bulled through the doorway--and
Kahl stepped out from behind a refrigerator
and shot him m the side. As Matthews, fttal*
|y wounded, crawled away, his comrades
faked the bunker with automatic-weapons
pnA diocgun fire, igniting an ammunition
uk^
inpng rrnnm
uuvu^u the
echoed through
intMTf Explosions
cndie
CaCDf inside.
Mnsandforahnosttwohoorsligbtedtbesky
n summer storm. Kahl^s remains were
identified by dental plates.

up

^f

Tlcm(tangdT>cc7, 19M, all shipping

on Pttgct Sound's Admiralty InkA was halted, an low4eveI air traffic in the area divtrted. Dozens of federal agents, their faces
Uadcened and bodies ckKhed in camoufb^
on
fittigi>cs, moved in on three small hosns
Island, a 45-mile stretch in the
of Seattle. Trapped inside ^'ere
math
flound
members of a nco-Nari guerrilla group that

Whidbey

a small cadre of individuals

dedicated to violence [and] engaged in paramilitary activities.- The right -wing revolt is
Bjodded after a crusade in the fantasy novel

tkms.*TTu$

is

Diaries,- written by Aroerican eo-Nari Wilii^ro Pierce, a foTm^

physics professor. In the book an army

The Turner

of white-supremacist superpatriots overthrows a tyr*2imicd American govennncnt

and-^er a murder spree against Jews and
other noo-Aryans, followed by the nuclear
destruction of Israelushers in a *X3ir!s^
tian*' pfry^* It is a scenario that writer

Murray Kempton describes as *a few Mike

Hammers find their rifles and in five
years the worid

b free.**

However surreal, the scenario has

c^>tured the attention of federal investigative agencies. Though minuss/uiof symnetwork in
Uicnciwui
without the
CUieanO
cule and WTUlOUl
pthizersthatthefringele{\enjoyedin
the Ute 1960s and eariy 'TOs, the ex
treme right has evolved into a sophis-

false ID*s. Indeed, the

FBI has

priority

bosted almost as nuny namesThe Order

Tbe White American Bastion, the Silent
Brotherikoodas true bdievcra. Brotherin vroknt
fejKKJ members were aspects

hst week in Boise, Idaho, oTassaulting

FBI agents. The FBI has found the
group's footprinU in more than a dox-

crimaixsdudingbaiLinndannored-cuxit^

Arc to-ly insigniScant, but th^c's

enough of them that they havea certain capacity to spread their venom,**
my% Revdl. "Tfcey are prc^bly eve^

bcriefr-Ke in California that netted S3.6

the 19M murder of Denver
radio-talk-sbow host Alan Berg. Oneby c^
Shcysurr^^-ered except for Robert Mathhours
ews, 3 1 , the group's fcwmdcr. After 3S
oegodatioos and intermittent exchanges

nmoD-ad

oi states, **As fkr as numbcn go. tbcy

more violent than kft-wing terrorists

and possbly a grater threat to tbe

of
lightof automatic-weapons fire, the agents
gun
ensuing
the
In
flares.
with
house
ed the
bttk, a fire broke out, igniting ammunition

kw-cnforccment oc^nmunity.**
ZOG: Violence has always been a

stockpiks.Malhcwswa$bumedtodeath.A
of
arsenal
t^t^ .
an *
revealed
bomtt i^vcaic
inc nomo
d'tbc
search cs
ficarcn
and
a
anomunition
and
ejaJosivcs
weapons,
docu^t dated Nov. 25, 19S4, entitled
ex-Declaration d" W&r." It called for the
and
congressmen
agents,
of federal

new
^w. The
tvv*vs^ stores.
firtbombcd
of u
rubble w
mc rwwK
m the
in
-- rr

extremists. TiadiindividualsWack
were
victims
tkmaDy.
men swinging from the oottonwoods, Jews

tod of right-wing

fdical right, however, has targeted

government,

urtxich

it

calls tbe

^U^

2C^^

The

lodMsandthe1)eheading"ofinfonnantfr

Zionist Occu^ticmsl Govcmm^t.

KJgn in tbe *20s made a mistake thinking
that cvQ reridcd in men who came home

^coadBdrf,*l^thebattkbegin.**

dnmk

ectttion

Thctet&filresdyhas.Thecxtremeright
revolutionary arm. It emfcas grown a i^e^
and survivalists,
supremacists
Wm^^rfiiu

SsSSy'T^^'^^JS
SSbSew^MdnKamprbthe book
tost

efdbe Bible. Tbott^ few

m number, tley

ipiirt-'iaibbled IB the Mtt of

iirttlaSitfiMiSeotosy

WW. Iv>ly

known

as Identhy.

or in

a
occasions riflemen are pcrdbed
lower catwalk above die fdd where
the U5. flag flies akngride the Confederate flag, the Bonnie Bhe and tbe
Nazi swastika. In tbetiny cburdi of*
fice, ttadcs of hate hterature are ptkd
beside souvenir tie claQ)S,beh bttddes

and coffee mugs; one prominent pam-^

l^ikt, titled *TacAryRnWant33'.*'pctrays
dut idealized soldier armed ^^th a griden
sword and two bohs d^lij^tning, his Mack-

booted foot stomping into sobmission a

dragon embossed with the Soviet hammer
andsickkandtbeJewisbStarorDavid.
Ncart^.ooaroOingtimbertd ridge, isAe
diurch where pastor Ridurd G. Butler of
the Aryan Nations preAcs his gocpd of
white, Chrisdan supremacy, Jewish viUamy
andgovemmenttreadiefy.*'WbentbeI>ec^
iaration of Independence talks about \c
people,* it*s not taDdng about a nation made
Asia. Africa, India [or] the Soviet

Union,- be says. TThafs a document based

on a Christian people. We have
watched like frightened sheep as dogooders sniveling about the onderprivil^ed gleefully gral^>ed our diildren 1^ the nape of the neck and
rubbed their Ckccs tn filth to create

of the Silent
Brotherhood, a breakaway faction of
the Aryan Nations white-supremacy
group, and has arrested 1 8 rfits members and associates in the last several
months ak>Qe. Brotherhood disdpk
Gary Lee Yarbrough was convicted

made a top

gj^^E^S^J^*^
"
'^ on

to

ticated terrorist cq)cratiOD with cells,

Bitfe bouses, communication l^inds

and

Jesus Cbiist Chmtum tttid

w.T^ .JUusOiiIy*''Afosnlbooie

extremists disturbs the peace.

nation's most notorious tax evader, in a

coocretc bunker erf's feinsifcomc half Inried
in tbescrubb>' hifls of nonl^astem Ark^maas- It was June of 1983, and the North Da&ota farmer had bsea o tfee run since f^^'^ml
friTchak tried to arrest him for prt^tion
tiolaticKK four months Kde-^ Kahl St, m
i^ember s^thc j^ramuiti^y satitaji [cnap

Fosse Comiutus, had

Cbv

Ncr who walkl on

the

equahty."
The undergirding oTButler's teaching is Identity theology, a movement
founded in 1946 by Ku Khix Klan
organizer Wesley Swift. lu doctrines
argue that Jesus Christ was an Aryan,
not a Jew, that the lost tribes of Israel
were the Anglo-Saxon and other Aryan rsces, that the Umted Sutes ts
therefore the Promised Land, and
that Jews should be destroyed as the
children of Satan, identity recognizes tlmt now wc*re tesd. We don*t
have to {day pansy with Jews over
hcre,-explains Robb. Swift, whodied
in 1970, prophesied in the early *50s
thatsoon **these will not beaJewintbe
United Sute-Huid by that I mean a
lewthatwillbeabletowalkortalk.E^ah: Identity attrecu a strange
mix of i^)OStles and many variations
on its theme. William Potter Gale, a
former colonel who served under

Gen. Douglas MacArthur in thcPhilippines, preaches from his Ministry of

Christ Church in Mariposa,

m^

Oftlif.

In

*l>amn
aermcm be
rig^t Pffl teaching vickncd God said
ecwstetcr.Todaywewethcewliscwun^ you*re gonna do it that way. It*s rbout time ^
gel vk>lent.
outof the government Togooutand shoot a somebody is tdling you to

wrrag ride of tbe stmt,- ^ysKknmsai

Thomas Robb, publisher of lit

one

tstp&d

Tc^

^'trJSi?;'-.;;.XN;s>"s^
<" '''^**
rflqr wb** P<*Je
,rith this coonoy. If the tiaJton
W$hin|toiL"

""^

tries

of bate

it

the A,yn

Njtt^

;^;^i^^^^.^j^^
nana,
phooe Bumbcn.

etr-b-

dditttes,

NewSWeck

"

Page 23

March 4, 1985

i.-iA.i^ii.'*i'.,^^,

vf^
.

vJ< bowever.
e* Bambenooevoy damn Jew nM)imX.ie.
ihis&ni-YetGtledeplofesButkr't-Nazi
aftproM^." On the other hand. Kehh Gilbert found Butler not Nazi enough. Gilbert,
who lervtd five years in San Quentin for a
plot to eiplode 1.400 pounds of dynamite

dS^a'SSbi^wSiSLm^
B'naiB^rith. started his Restored Church of
.
. _ J-1
.-.
.k
U'^.^P...**!..
JesttsChrist in Post Falls, Idaho. Hcprwch
the
that Hitler was the rcancantation
t)dongs
ccof^iet Ehjah, that Tilcin
iathcBiblicalcanon and that May Irf
.

Kampr

siais

ycartbe4Dth anniversary cTtl^t

nmounccment of

Hitler's

death

begin
_A*.. 99
oesxrocDon.

terrible

day

**tbe

inll

-a_--*_

of

The iq)ocaIyptic visioo

b central to

Identity theology . thougji in a variety

of scenarios. Sometimes tt^s rrvolutioo against an evil

US. government;

other times it*s the communist menace sur|P^ up &om Mexico or down
from Can*^* In any case, the troops
axe making themselves ready. The
Christian-Patrioes Defense League,

kd by John Harrell. a aoutbem Iliiois milliooaire, bc^ds an annual sum232-acre

after festival at its

"Mo-Ark

SoTvival Base** tn Missouri Last

year*smeeting attracted 600 people to
fusions on tax rebdltoQ, first aid snd
tssrvxvaleducation and skills z^eces-

wpknce

come forth instinctively, realizing that it

is

tbeextominationortbewhite race thatis the

goal of oar adversahes,** says Butler. Tom
Mctzgc^, a former CaKfomia KICK
dragonanda Democratic nominee for Con^pi.M* m fOfi/1
in 1980, agrees. He says violence has
gress
fnally enabled the extreme right to be more
the butt of the
than just *the pimple
conservative movement . . . fto philosophy
has ever fdrfccd powes- by writing snd think-

pmd

^^

"lb

the American pcditicalpfoccss.

MAiJC Sr AJtK visk GOltG lUUNE M Hftydes Lake,

VINCENT COfKHA ! AfkMi.

^ta Caici,
feAJlBAaA aURGOWEa
i

ELAINE SHANNON

ing about it-

To enhance itt fighting capability, the far

rig^it

..

that right-wing

wiD escalate. There young, voymtdhgent white Aryan peq>Ie who are Starting to

rtdST )righfs kft-wmg coonterparts

such astte Weather Underground,tbeSymbiooeseliberationAnnyaiidtheBladc liberation Army4kave proved capable of
causing trouble and attracting attention out
ofall proportion to their sixe or real powerin

is

recruiting in the nation's

jails.

George Stout, a Texas Aryan Nations and

Klan leader, says the prisOT network is extensive; in onetcxas prison aloncroore than
300 inmates are on the Aryan Nations mail-

Aryan Nations supporter Donny

Harvey, who is serving 34 years in a Texas
maximum-security prison, has filed a frcedom-crf'-rdigion lawsuit alleging that he was

ing Hst.

denied the right to practice Identity doctrine or to have visits from an Identity minister. ^*Ckn you imagine?*' says Gilbert. **We've'got a guy on death row in Ohio

and they wont even kt him have a copy of

McinKampr,Authorities in

many sUtes argue for hot

pursuit ofthe radical right. In Wisconsin the

Posse Comitatus*s two most prominent

leaders were jailed for impersonating public
officials. As a result. Posse headquarters
there^^Constitution Township of TigerHmrdl
says
groups,
right-wing
specialist in
Ddls-has evolved from a vi^lante
ton
is recruiting members who own airplar^es in
of a ghost town.
. atronghold into something
fiecL
air
own
his
build
Cider to
people and
Posse
to
up
stood
we
^Micncvcr
The Aryan Nations' twcniay summer
Iffought the forces rflaw to bear, 9 times out
*aai
B
the
at
a
source
to
according
congress,
10 they backed off," said Wisconsin At3*rith*s Ant}-I>sfamatioo League (ADL), of
Brooscm La Fcrilctte, Posse
mcteted demcmstratitms of gi^errilh skills tomsy Cteicral
Kansas farmers was
among
recruitment
defoch as buikiing homemade detooaticm
police presence at
visible
very
a
hampered by
vices, planting explosives on bridges axu!
General RobAttorney
Kansas
sales.
brm
city
tn
railroad trades and igniting gasoline
the group
confronted
be
says
Stcphan
c^^ersystons. G<dcm (Jadc)Mohf,tle 69- ert
despicable and anti**how
rcvod
to
imblicly
miliycar-o^ brigadkr general in Harrdl'^
Kansan and anti-An>crican their message of
tia who gave the kssons in sabotage, says
hate was.-Headd$,*W$toryhasshown that
only.
adf-defense
that the tnstnictiofi is for
-^ who preach hau and violence don*t
Tl>eADL,howcvcr.isskcpticaL1fthey*re those

^ry for a struggle that, Harrell says,

win be *wonc than Vietnam.- Ctd. Don

Richardsoii, a Missouri Highway Patrol

^.r^XT "iT.m-

TOmmgacowaeonastateofwaragamsttJ*?
tS^Jrvernment.- says David Lehrer,

w^:^^**f *^^^^

d&ouU be shodced when t^ p^s<^le

bcin$taughtgooataoddowhatthey*vcbeen

inaWisconsin prison, insists thcPosseis still

flounhing-"On]y underground. And bate
group* gone undcr^tHmd have proved ex-

fine

ADL

goes fsanfesr,
tel&ing about** The
d^arging that at a meeting last year at Stc^

^^

mouuu^^^

hItU^ tn
nte, eosoe riiht-wing kaders dedckd to
ttSs^ vfe&sat, rgi^atioaary tactrcs. The
FSrsRevdl would say only that ^e are
nwartd'sttd amtcsing.**
^>^^^ This is the start of another
wxtdi tfUDt,** arfues Robert Mile^ a former
ipand dxagOD and DOW pastor of the
Mountasii Chorcfa in Coboctah. Mich.

KKK

ii^Miia;wlK>sermSsixyearsinfedend prison
to t^ow tq> adKwl buses shortly
|%^^git^i^ii^ bi^ng was tobefin in

i^Krt^
.......

ation,ftlotofdiscu8sion,-btiK>

Mlielom^
wrth.''

be 'nyi TTbcy aec

thcsnsdves in every

.^<^^,^^^fft^^^
tremely dangerous in the past. Ironically,

rcvoluuon has drawn

ttxtnath. The Reagan revolution
strength.
many fkr-ri^t sympathizers into the rscw
cmsservEtivcmsinstrmmandtjustasthelib*
cral *60a did to the left wing further radicalized the didmrdsleaving them m<Talienaled and deq>erate than ever. The hard core
prttty much wind iq> out there by tbemadves,** aays Vincent Ryan, managing editor of The Spotlight, an influential puUicaticm of the extreme light. His paper^s

eirculation has been cut almost in half, to

166,(K, without "^Carter toposharound.But ^diile the right-wing menace may

wove no threat to the government of the

U^tedSutes(oreven,saystheADL*sIrwtn
Soall, ''to the government of Hayden Lake,
Idaho**) tt cannot te measured by numbers

itt

Wttfainsicm

M9 (Rev. 4-26-63)

"

WOM USA tOOArS IWnOHAL MTWl NCTWOWC

NEWS UPDATE
made weekend news
member of a violent white
uprcmadst organization, was arrested FHday by FBI
-~^
^eats in Spokane. We^

.Stories that

Randall E. Radcr. a reputed

The Washington Poet _

The WMhington Tmes
DsSy News t^tow York)

The New
The

W^

Yort^

Times

Stroat Journal

The Chiccap Trtbune

Tht Los Angetes Times

Ths

Scief>Ge Monttor
nScief>GeM<
Christisn

USA Today

tm

0-19 (Rev. 4-26-83)

t)

t^

UM Murder b Chetf
BOISE. Idaho. <:* i,<"")rSft
Friday ttat
Idaho Statesman ,POrtd
killedtort beawe
wS^ waskeep
about The Or-

be could not
aer.

Wayne Manis.

an^LL g"*

tot May
Mr. West'J disappeatn

treated
being
not say tt was a
that the bureau would
neo-Naiis.
mung by

2f^^

Tba WaaNngton Poet

The WasNngton Ttones

tMf News (New Yort^j

The New YorVTImes jSkp^I

IbeWaB

Street

ff^2<

Joumil

the Chlcaeo Trtbune

Tht

Chrtstian

Scienc* Mooter

USATodty
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20 Held in 7 States in Sweep of Nazis

WAYNE EBW

A4.Unrs.
Cf . w*.

iMsIt

The roe>oenes mcmosd an as^uJt

June in wiijch s doxen men with auFwScral tomatic weapons took $3.6 million from
as armored car at Ukiah, Calif. 11^
agents iove^tigatiQg en firmed kk^^
^Federal anthoriti^ have arrested ^v*
Nazi groap that stoie nx>re than $4 milcnl members oi the OrxSer and are
fioo to finaaoe a "war*' ai^Unst the
Unhed Sutes have arrested more than seeking others.
Aoomling to an affidavit filed hi con30 people hi aemi lUtes. Bm
nection with a request for a search waraccots have ncovetwl littk cf the
of
moaey aDd axe still g^theriiig evideooe rant, the authorities bdieve much
the
money may have been put in
'oD^ither augpec ts
on a
Tbey are teeing key figures in the aafe^leposit booces or secreted
purchased by a
Btfop after arrests and tndictmexxts in farm at lone. Wash.,
man the affidavit calls the "banker"
AlatiazDa. California. Idaho, Montana,
Order.
Htm Madoo, Oregon and Wa riitngtoft lor the affidavit,
prepared by James
The
VemtMts dr the group, known as the
Biothertmd, have Davis of the ^nkane office of tbt
Oi4er0r tiM
F.B.I., was based on information from
beffk ttxdced to anned robberies off
^^mwAr< snd armored cars. counterf^V fivennformers, including two wtio are
said to have participated in the Ukiab
htt, anned attadcs on Federal officials
robbery.
_
anf the kOllng of Alan Berg, host of a

HOUSTON, March 2

AO LIS .

ABl. Dk.:

Anning for 'War' on U.S.

ey

Atf.

Cmc AO linr. ^

last

^en

&km

Denver

talk tfsow.

Federal investigators ay at teast

tour mea(icr of the Order took part to

outstde
lfa( fatal shooting of Mr. Berg
ULDenver home last Jtme 18.

^^ata

G* 10 a QrmASmy

^fa are also being soogbt l>etween

the Order and aimed rightist grwps
"
as the Kn Klux Klan and the

Amerkaa Nazis, and much of tibe inlormatkn is bei2) conveyed to a Fedsrsd

Srmod fury in

Seattle.

The Jury is k)oking into the possibility of a broadly based rightist eactrem-

cmTvesnent

d^cated

to eLrmed as-

%piuh ^1 tS^ Govenun^sl, ^;;?^c^ tSs^ estxemists maintain has l)een taken over

by Jews.
AsKing those caDed t^fdre the ^ry,

^^

a eour^ ci^De to t^
(pij^, ^pas Rkhard Girat Butler,
yaais oAd. bettd of the Aryan Fiatkssa. a
large neo^tiaxi group bittod in Baytfceo
Lake, Idaho.
The aooTxae said Mr, Butler had been
aAed about his reUtionrirfp with some
Order members who were tn or had
accordtii:^ to

been In ttte Aryan Natioos and have

been charged with robberies. Several
of the men, induding Robert Maths^^rs,

The informers aaid a man who has

been identified but not yet indicted was
given the code name ''Marbles" and
assigpoed to pared out ooooey stolen in
robberies to buy arms, vehicles, survival gear and rent hideouts.
affidavit said the hxformers had
investigators the man would not
participate directly to robberies or
other Olegal acU but rather would remain in the backgroimd as "bsusker,"
holding and concealing the proceeds of

tht

tM

'the Order's* ill^al

Ukiah robbery and Mr. Mathews,

Oa

for 94

t^

leader, authorized payment of $10,000

to each active parti^Mutt in the robbery
end $10fW e^ch to cupport-pcrBonnel.
The balance wms to be b^ld for future
saeds of the Order,*' U:^ affidavit e^ys.

HMUtton
One informer said more thsn n

mil-

Bcs dc^lars was delivered to the "banker" *to be secreted on his farm until
^
seeded.*'
An Assistant United Sutes Attorney
te Seattle said only about $110,000 taken

SI, the founder of the OrxSer, were <lv

ccribed as ''heroes*' by Mr, ^^^r.
from

SaaTCh

activittes.*'

According to the affidavit, men^>ers

of ti^ Orck^ met a maath after, t^

mbtoi^

had bisn recov^^^,

*ahey tpmi a lot on can and hdt^es

and trips,*' he said. "We're hi the pro-

BSUaa

Mr. Mathews iras IdDed Dec S oo an cess of adding it all up."

fsSaztd hi Puget Souod whm a hsaiae
'^^.m^m^ mi the Aryan Nattesi*
c;
istere be ^as fakSix^ ^?as P^ mErs
^'Blkrty Nem^ak," a computm^d
flare dropped from a heiicc^ter c^ the

.bulletin board, announced that a m^

morial to Rctert Mathews, *fr^ton
at
pm
F^^tbI
submachine
1^ fired a
fH^ter and folk hero," would be set tg>.

cflkiers who surrounded tt>ebouae.ki

rKXxtad tohavebaen

^'On h." the message says, *nhe toaciindon will inchide the words, *not
the first nor the last." the network was
^^<irtiidi be has said has as many as 6.000
oet sp by Louis Beam, a Ka Klux
Klansman affiUat^d vtth the Aryan
HatiOQS.
f^fs tsJkskitxim tusxiSss and armored cars by
< membfss of the Onte to finaztce tlietr

fas
aflVDsd to turn over

mcmbei ship

list.
~V7

The Washington Post

TT WashSngton Tlroas
Oaay News (New Yofkj
ThsNswYcrtcrsT>ss

ThaWi*StraetA>omaJ
The Chicago Tr>uM
The Los Angeles Times
The Chrtsti.Science MooRor

USATodsy

C^ite

^..a^I

FOe

AL

-Fsyoa

)-350(Bev. 5-8^1)

.::;-.,^. ^.; >^.

,.^,^^ <^.Ct.^

(l.,JLttpaoc.nmtor
newspiper. cfynde.)

The

Seattle

Seattle,
(Mount acping

in

Space B6towl

presence

dp
MMcrlmas
to

a series of
^bce teesi It^&l
mq)renudst grcup.

rhicfa

t^ tbt

(9

among

^ Rc^jmt
ootert. to be

Edtoon:

hftve
vtute-

Authortries i^y TTr 5 Ortset

3/3/85

0-0:

autfaortties to

w^

!Trt^

BRINK BOB;

Mfithe^sTE,

J.

B-1

Times

WA

et al

a nadonal

orfanizatkn uting
tactks to ftnance vaileus
white-supremacy groupa. A ptaa to

unterground

spans U.S.

fuermU

jChtrctr:

or

lOOA-33198

Ctosification.

TtfMa

Submtting Office:

staff raportar

Seattle

The probe begv

East Coast

last

quietly on the
Ktmmeir and sknrty

Indexing;

With monev fnwn nned

iDOvad west*

To 4al, some 300 federal

agems across tbe tmioa have

recnitt new-^

robberies;

Itself and to
tooptaimed tte
Order
1*6
beconke iovolved b tiie pursuit d S^. Akilthe wy.
the
The Order, a Northwest-based, SSitoStioi of Jwre wd other nfaonties and

aeo-Nazi group wnpfctid in tbe

msttder of JewWi talk-^how feost

mBUcD was

taken.
So far. It people have been
arrest^ to eig^t sutes on a
variety cf charges. Warrants cost
for wrmal ftjtgtttvea. some of
i&Dtilies remaiD aecr^.
Aisd late fast week, the FBI
oonfins^ that it is treattog the
disapp^Lrance o( an Idaho man as
mimkr &fid to cocmectksi with
Tte (^^^r.
Use levaTtlf^ttei
betteres tMt former

Aryan NaSoos Ostrch member

Wahcr

larl West,

tMared &sii

I^

42, f?ho

bm^

dimp^

i^car
lto

moDgS'KomjBml Cou^
May, wm murdersd, gaid

Wayne Man^ of Coesr

Repons attrfbutad to an

"Aryan lace."
Last December en Whidbw W..
mcomd an daht-page "Dectaratkm of War* that

rise of tbe

Alas B^g. and a string of armed

nbberi^ to whkfa more thaa

Itef^

the gueiTiUa toovemeot

t^
kit

Ag^

iTAleaeL
unUeetS*

Waat
teva been riato bacauK be
eoiiid not keep secreti about The

fled tovesttg^tor said that

may

Order.

Ths large scale toveatig^tioQ of

The (^^T apparently started last

S^

".

t>2^,**

lochiding Mathews, who dcrfted

Movement.
rtprestttatives of tbe Aiyan Resastance
Tbe
,
-In the declaration, obtained by
members promise tokmaU
list week, the resistance
aokbers,
0utjc^, Judges, foumabsts. b*ere.
JSSToffiieb^ fSend agente who got In their

^^^T-

'^
ine

Coojfress,
declaration addresses members of
them of betrayal in Vietnam, bserv*en
tJlowing tbe Soviet Union to ffiin

fcecusine

SlSs.^

to tbe
Eimirfy
dedaistjon says of coagressroiaj.

y9i fwung

^;

^ clU

lawmakers. It ys that
Id additjon to feraatening
Goverament oi
Ooamatioo
Zkmist
"ant of tbe
enemy.
Srth toerica" will be "eoSdered to be our
tate it upon theirsdf (lie) tocjp^
willfully and actively we coorider to
-

bv
r^yoSewS
ii

b^SiJany.

mortal enemy."

.^ "..
^
Traitors will hunted like <te, tbe wf,MiL
begin.*
tlwtotte
Whh these thing? Slid; let

be

oiir

TpWcral

m^

Mt

mAxiaatitka BI

prosecutor

^^fO^^VJ^ ^S^LS^,

preparing a racketeering hwicttB^

border. Racketeering indictmeits almost

em>ot

June wtth the arre^ of :^ymp<iki

thocnas Altai Martizsex to Hiila^dphto. Marttoei, wholatg piefed*
#d gutty to CG^siterfeitHnQoey
cMr^m, ref^frta% oit g dtel witn
@utb(sit>& iM sewage te
a
enmiest procectkn
^i&ice - three ymx%* psttoi
Marttoez apparotly agrwd to
pronride Informatioo about a Northwest<based oeo^NazI sroup vfth
lainil to overthrow ma gpvenk-

not ask whet^

**"
ri8bi:
yif^*J? j!
swtagyoo by your e*. the

-^.^S;^^^^ c^nes. we Will

,ys refer to

a criminal^BntKpriae"

aet

up

to

lir a dnig empire, eitoition ** "\?*2?l*"

^Ttetoter. the object of the crimiial
tjould

be political Rvdutioa.

Mcae than a !adf doien selected ^^N^^

tor iip:^
bebig tou^t bs federal iy^orWes
Tbl^Ort&. an tren^ptot^ gjupof Je
*

^s.

Is bdieved by
and
30
between
to5f*
authorities to have
.j.,^
aeekingttwe
^OBdals emphastae that they are Aryan
Nations
comSmStted crimes, not the

Miho4>aed Aryan Nations Church.

4hohave

confinn or

Churdiits^.

W^ymmptnad
of.the

nls io tbs miiy

CMS.
itiMtIf Mu^
tnie Order, hla

As appears on copy.
FBI DOJ

^-^

(f

Meoben

of

The Order have .>a^^*^

Denver idio t^ *ow

SSwMlSrAlwBSi ho was kiUed by
his hone last June 18. Berg
toj to his views against ncism.
antspokc

tevSto

summer

ma^^

of

^ w^

is bdbevedtohave
iatdi b Bnice CarioU Pierce.
Mathews
over the reins of Tbe Order after

Ska

?"^ weeks ago. a San F'^'cisco todcnlgjd

lay

o %i
tSmS.
from

indicted Pierce and t*of

consMring to steal 130 million

B for

-*-

the UUah rotSy. a Eonoer

ampany
Insurance
for a Nebrasla

tfvM cka bcfoct

gmt
to come

'J

in
to Mathews' Eastern Wadiington home
inwraaoe
tlie
County,
Oreille
Pend
Falls,
Metaline

gat met with Mathews. Denvw I>*w I^nawjer {

iSuce CanoU Ptece. Gary Lee

}^^^J^

"

''Sf"! I*^J?
Randoteh George Duey. and
tor
each of the five men. Mathews, who bouaht two
ash.
himsdf. paid tor at least four <tf the poUK^ in
Duey listedthe wfves of Mathews and Yartmuah as
Si beneficiaries, while Mathews listed '^flliam
Pierce" and "John Irdand" as his benefidaries.

nd

Mathews tokl the Insurance man ti>at Pierce

known as tte
Ireland were officials of an aanlzation
emacist
national Alliance," which b a wfaite-wpr
accocong
D.C.,
Washington.
in
group headquartered

uS

the FBIJi* ftireauof

teteral des
Secret
AlcdxiL Tobacco, and Firearms and the
Service. have been involved tai the case.

government tateods to
tt ianl cotein where the
prosecute the suaects. "hough Seattle
office here oecmies
but they aiel^optongKateg Ukdy choice. The U.S. attorney's
for neo-Naa
to omfirm It. but defense attorneys
chances
to
in
that they have
said
robbenes
have
here
cistody
in
aimord<ar
suspects
tSt fimmion takffl in two
blStokl by Seattle federal proaecutore that a
,^_,^--.
WaAingtoo and California last year.
"Mccowrted racketeering indictoent Is coming.
remains
money
of
amount
San
Rsdieteering charges also could be brought
will be. saw a iicto^
far an?^>ably always
have
OrfCT
has
The
to
linked
money
the
SST^SSorities believe much of
iast Ji^t
^2m acojssd of paitidpating
tno*.
armored
Brink^s
of
a
tfec^
iiUllionrbtoBiy
that
^^"l^waiiants indicate
people, some of whom also have been charwd
.2fhS^1an^om6bUes and peiwjoal consTOCT
the
case, have been <*Mgod
fet the SanFrandsoo
partiopotingBJ
att<Bcy*8 <^5ce in Saattle with
Continental Annwed
last' April's $500,000 robbeiy of a

seMsa

uxSS^wests
Sn^emmenfs

off^S^S^-SSi^

Ato

FrwSS^ere U iS^

*'^^S^ ^Si

Co

MS

edta^,?bSb^Sa to p^se life-insurance

Tranv>ri

tnickjfct Nortfagate.

n*5rsta^
"^^pfeiample. three vehicte uMd.by

S^^cSlt^

to

a'Ste

envelope. "thorWes

Enid.

-v^S^tfi^v^:'''

^^^feliiiift^'^^^

2i

<

^3-^

fe;-

i^^^M.

^1

Crim^

lakl to

r-n, Gary

*^^

web of suspects with whHe^premacisl

Lm Yifbrough

f*<}6rl otficar in

OrMon. Alw
ino
charoed with thai lX).000 rc^
^sry of a Continsntal Arnrac^a

Transport

in

Inc.. trucii

10. 1985.

kana.

with hart)orlng Bobert

ew. white-aupremadrt leadf

rtK>diedlnahootoutwtth
FBIi^wtla <m VWhkSbey teland

oi

^^. @^ w ba ehfirgsd<^a
^fe^'8 armorod Irt^

Uldrti |eb.

e $3.5 Region rc^:^

in Ulda!*.

en JJhr

jrrW
ISJ 82. of Chariay. anaal;j>"adDac18.19M.ln
Oanvar

i*
i^iSi-"-

Daw Parmanlar

II.

gajj^jfa, Ora. Charoad tih t9^

and with
mOOSfS^ SeottSe
ah iob.
M! t3:6

iw

mWcwlw

'

'.in

.Orapon. ^^4

last^.

7.19e5.lnKaliPl.,^

pta.OOO
liontana. Charoad m
fe

o2ltJt^*!L
after the fact for

an aoceaaory

V. BmWS5. 28.
aAndrgf^
Florida, arrartad Jan.

>lt!i

^"

m Spokjwa.
Spo^*
OuJ\J5b. m coatody m

Noj^

18. 1834, proa:

*.cutora8Sid. in cittlody in
!ldaho.

Mld^aaJ Stanley Norria.

Jan. 7. 1985.

Mia lUWt m Saattia on Aprfl a.

CcSf.,

ideology

-[l25.ofNorthport.Ala..
'
Taatad near there Jan

kana.lormw^fO^PWlaj
I

8dpolnt m October. Atooai

fugltiv* on a 1883 oountsfwn-

charM

rr-v

ajnOya^.ofSpo-

WTt*d Now. 24. 164.

Muitina

-f-

ct

8.

yathew*

JjMam-

also

was

suspected m the Udah and

SealUa robberlaa,jAis ttje
Seattle Oty
25.000 robbenr
on
Office,
Anftn
mm*
@Mk.
-

cu^o^ ^ **>"

20.1983.ndthe44.000

rr-v

Wciiard Harold Karnp.

** ^ Jan. 7j19WJn Kal^

^>rtt.

Montana.

5B^ "1^

of

a Continantai

Ar-

.rwwportmc., truck on
ch16.1984.NorTislsln
m Alabama:

i
\

'.

!6mlooUWahJob.lncua>dy in Utontana.

23

.....>.^^*i

-s-

O
r--n

"**

y
^"
rwted

or thr Jan.

-'*^ Tomta*y 80. of

6^ Bo^,
h
arfestad there
UM

IMS. CherQMi with txHng

) accMsory ftr tfM tact tor
10.

^"

Jan. 20. 1965. Charged

with passing countorfait mon@y
in Oregon. Husband of 8u*ina Hamilton, aon-m-law of

the S3.6 mHiion UMah Job and

\ytth harboring Mithw8. in
custody m Alabama.

rr\ Randolph Oaorpa Ouay.

most racandy of
i""" WMdbay Island, an
Id thars on Dae. 7. ^9M.
3c*)vgad with harboring Mathews, flraarms violatiof*: and

ILSJ

Sharon Marid. R*Mfd *w2c

h Eugene on Feb. 15. 1965.

33.

jail

.irru Thomas

^^

rested there June 29.

1964. Charged with passing
counterteit bins. Three years
probation. Reportedly turned
mtbrmant and entered Federal
Witness PnTtection Program.

Saattla.

Robert E. Mertd. SO,

most recently of Whldbey Wand, arrested
there on Dec. 7. 1984. Fugitive
from counterfeiting charges m
Oregon. ChJsrged with fintarms
violations and harboring Mathws. m custody in Saattla.

Whereabouts

unltftown.

Frank Scutari, 40. of

Port Saiemo. Fla.. ar-

ITIA
1*Sm

^^

rested there Feb. 20.

with being an
accessory after the fact for the
Ukiah heist He is the brother
of Richard Scutari, who is
among the dozen charged in
the Ukiah |ob. In custody on

1965.

rrru Sharon K. Mertd. 47.

110| most recently of Whid-

Chvged

$360,000 bond

island, arrested
7. 1964. Fugitive

tt^re on Dec.

in Florida.

ITok Gregory Lane Pieroe.

t}2| serSf Missoula. Mont,

irom counterfeiting charges m

Oregon. Charged with firearms
violations and hsrtoringMathIn custody m Seattle.

brother of Bruce Carroll

Pierce, alieged ieeder of the

about 30 miles
pouth of Albuquerque.
kt Belen. N.M..

^m(stepeonofMert(is)
moSTacentiy of Whld*ey Island, arrested thereon
b&c. 7. 1034. Charged with

Charged with

gWMfatee^

atfttements to ffe FBI.

kM tolas

hvborirtg MMhews. m cuEstody

being

in Seattle.

powew-

md

with
identification
an accessory after the

fact k> the Brink's robbery.

irrL Chwias E. Ostrout 51.

-1121 of Lookout Calif., ar-

^"

reated there Jan. 30.

196S. Chargad with oonsplrtng
Brinlc's vault in San
to rob

m^

Frartcisco and with aldina and

$3.6 mBUon Uutf>
abetting
fob. In custody in Ceiifomia.

Ronald A. Klna. 45. of

Hayward. Calit.. arrestedtt^re J^. ^. 1965.
Ch^gad with conspiring to rob
FranBrirtii'a va^

m^

m S^

C^fomla.

cteoo. to ctntody
rr-TL Suianna Hwnilton. 27.
1141 of Boies. (Sharon MarM'a daughter) arrested
flMN) Jtn. 18. 1965. Chargad
wRh receiving stolen property,
hi

^"

Alien Martinez.

n*l 29. of Philadelphia, ar-

SS00.000 Saattla fob. Also wUI

ba chargad m $3.6 minion
Ukiah iob. in custody in

^^ bey

loot At a halfway houae

Idaho.

UUah

Qi Ktorthoofl Ala., ar-

part of

eeiving stolen property,

FrMi Jones. 26.

part of Uldili loot

Idaho.

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David L>a. 46. formerty of

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Bruce Carroll Pierce. 30. a

Kentucky native who later Hved

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San Frandsco.
Frvik Sliva of Loa Angeles,
charged with participating in

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bother of Frank Scutari,

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Island.

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rMons

and computer systems

reach their terrifying goals."

Backing this assertion is an ESL
spokesman who notes an upsurge

of God,^ at 1:30
Wednesday on
WMAQOi. 5, is an exjj^

paasioo oi previous reports by aDchor/reporter Carol

Marin on "Whites of the Far
Right" and bristles with such
wOTds as **tbockhig*'
"frightening" and "terrifying."
Luckily, th^ rhetoric seems to outweigh the current threat,
B&arin and co-producers Doug

Lnnghini and Don Mc^ey do an

able job of rounding up footage cd
recent crimes linked to right-wing
bate naovenaents, including the

murder of Denver talk show host

Alan Berg. They also visit an Ar-

t^

camp run by a
paramilitaiy ouasi-Christian organization caUed the Covenant,
Sword and Arm of ths hard and, in
am)thr sequence, stow a p^rwn
in a Ku Klux Klan bat working a
video display terminal.
hsmsas

From
bigots

frightening, new networic of

racial extremist groups with so:|^i5ttcated mass communicatioo

up "a

that,

^ey

argue that

and zealots now are setting

In street

gang

to better

activity in support

of white supremacy. Art Jones,

identified as a representative of
First, adds that Chicago
"is one of the hoaest areas in the
country for movements of tiie

America

Right."

A problem here is putting such

assertions in perspective. For example, it is right to be concerned
about the racist naouthings of Gary
KeUas, ieader of a Chicago gang.
But the alarm is muted since Kdl&s is in pri^n. the resuh of a drug
i^al that went awry.
Keeping a news n>edia spotlight
on hate groups is an effective way
to keep tii^ir venomous activities
in check. That's tl^ value (rf programs such as this one. They may
err a bit toward drama, but as
Bdarin notes: "To be forewarned is
to

be fbreanned."

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Witness Against Neo-Nazis

Hangs HimseH

in

Idaho Jail

(AP) A forBOISE, Idaho, Feb.

of the Aryas Natkxis, ft
neo-Hftzi cream, hanged himself in a
tei] c^ SaUffday. ooe day after testify-

mer member

bg before a grand htty in a case invohria;g

the group, autborities said.

Eugeoe T.

fCioerk^ 22,

who was

ex-

pected to testify in other cilffiinBl cases

against members of the white supremadst grwp, was found hanging
from a vent by a torn bed sheet shortly
after wxn, United States Marshal
Blaine Skinner aald.
Mr. Skinner said Mr. Kinert had testified in Seattle before a grand Jury in a
case invtrtving the Aryan Nations. On
the trip back, Mr. Kinert threatened
cape or suidde, the marthal said.
Be said Mr. Kinext left a note, whoae
cootexsts be did not disdoae.
Mr. Kinezt was in costody in ooonec^
tkm with the Nov. 16 robbery off the Patkhc Beadi bnmch off Grays Harbor
Bank near Seattle. Aotfaorities aaid
97,152 was taken.
Be was arrested Ho?. 21 nmr ^X)*
fcaae, Wash., where he was stoKted for
a trmfc vtob^Son, but managed to esIn the
cape. He was learreated Dec.
hocne of an Aryan Hatioos mesiber in

Canyirood,

officials said.

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