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Set PRR a we LSP ey ME La ae rip senetines oF _ ILE EET GONE eT ROT PE ree ie vf Sts? rich aS, FT TRY TE SE 7 Seek ot cape Baie i. nae) wp Fe ok Ser eer ne BR Be onl Transmit the following in | F-36 thew. S-u 2.64) - Panther, the BPP newspaper, has not been pushed and therefore { J t | | { FBI ’ | Date: I I I (Type in plaintext or code} (Priority) I CE 157-6171 C. Free Breakfast for Children Program Not operational. D. George Jackson Liberation School er Not operational, E. Free Ambulance Program Projected and to be operational. Arrests and Convictions LARRY LITTLE was scheduled to be tried in Forsyth County Superior Court, Winston-Salem, N. C., the week of 6/25/73, on a charge of carrying a concealed weapon, This charge stemmed from a 1/71 incident when LITTLE was observed by Forsyth County Sheriff's Deputies at Winston-Salem, N. C., to be carrying a .38 caliber pistol, Trial was postponed indefinitely as LITTLE's ,: attorney had other cases pending in Federal Court, 7 Three BPP members at High Point, N. C., aiso known as "The High Point Three", are in jail in North Carolina serving seven to ten year sentences resulting from their convictions on a, charge of being armed with a deadly weapon. Finances The BPP at Winston-Salem has been experiencing a great deal of financial difficulty as a result of the purchase of first aid equipment for the BPP ambulance and the renovation of llead- quarters to a more functional area for the handling of everyday |} BPP business as well as the operation of the Free Ambulance Program. Donations have again decreased as the initial interest in the ambulance program has somewhat dwindled and The Black = i re ee — - ryt