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FD-35 (Rev, $-22-64) * FBI Date: Transmit the following in (Type in plaintext ot code) (Priority) { GE 157-6171 been eee ee ee ee i i i North Carolina, Solicitor and the subjects’ defense attorney. FULLER received a sentence of 90 days in jail and was fined $133. LITTLE and CORHELL were given six month jail sentences suspended for two years and fined 3133 each. Inmediately following the March 19, 1973, trial, LARRY LITTLE held a press conference and stated that none of the Panther tees . : : ear were admitting guilt in this matter. He stated lack of faith in the judiciary system caused them to plead no contest to the UV charges. Panther Party newspaper, no other incidents on the part of the 4) BPP Chapter were noted during March, 1973. Three Winston-Salem, North Carolina, BPP members remain in Oakland, California, aiding the BPP political campaign in that city. Sources report that these three will probably return to Winston-Salem, North Carolina, following the April 17, 1973, WJ Oakland City elections. Aside from the above trial and selling of the Black Three BPP members at Iligh Point, North Carolina, also known as the “Iligh Point Threc", are in jail in North Carolina serving a 7 to 10 year sentence resulting from a conviction on) a charge of armed with a deadly weapon, At the March 19 Sd ee | 1973, press conference held by LITTLE, te . " if e 5 n De OE 4 pate - : ‘ s he indicated the BPP will continue to opera Day Programs, which involves giving food, c tests to poor people. LR x a. rec = 1, Approved: .W Sent OM Per * Special Agent in Charge U.S. Government Printing Office: 1972 — 455-574 “}