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tein dK 2) -t sgn maD>ue, & _ . mn ?> . Dep. AD Adm. — | J 6 Dep. AD Inv, __ “Asst. Dir: . Admin. — | Gan, inv, ' f e e een” Ident. ‘wie WVOIVEQINKIGHGP sx" i Gi. f q . Intell. Laboratory we By ALTON SLAGLE Plon. & Eval, — : Stall Correspondent of The News San Francisco, March 12—Steven Weed, the fiance of kidnaped newspaper heir- Spec. Inv. ess Patricia Hearst, said today that he wanted to “lay to rest” speculation that Patricia Training was involved with the Symbionese Liberation Army in her own kidnaping. Legal Coun, Weed, 26, appeared briefly | outside the home of Patricia’s; father, Randolyh Hearst. lt was only his second statement to re-| porters since he was severcly beaten when Patricia was dragged : from their Berkeley apartment on Feb. 4. Weed said he and Fatricia had been “tygether constantly the past two years” and “know: what each of us thinks.” Until, two months ago, he said, Patricia) had no particular political point of view,’ although “by the time ‘this is over” she doubtiessly will.! He said he would not testify itcmyarourt cases if Patricia is, released unharmed, andt_2l Shink Y“car“mike the same promise for Patty.” He said he had “a lot to say” about FBI involve- ment in the kidnaping, but will do so at a jater time. Weed said there were a number of new points being discussed within the Hearst family as te how the situation involving Pat- ricia should be handled; but that it was decided early to allow one family member to express these feelins. Patricia’s father was selected. ‘ In a reference to a_statement ; mitiese-P atricia in “aTrprie- ; toFded communique. delivered ' py trisrunapers Safurday, i which the 2U-year-old coed said she feared that the family was ‘doing nothing to help her, Weed leaid, “1 think she’s starting to i wonder if we're doing everything lwe can.” | Don't Know What to De | “lt may appear we've not done | al! we can do,” he said. “Kyery- | body's been under a lot of ten- aion. We really didn’t know what | to do or say.” Weed acknowledged that while he was attending Vrinceton in 1968 and 1969 he had friends in are now awailing trial for jhe} muarrrvF Oakland School super- intendent Mareus Foster to hold . a jive nationwide television press | conference This is one of the de- mands contained in the latest com- munique from the Symbionese Liberation Army. Murder of a Black Joseph Remiro, 29, and Russell Little, 26, are being held in Ala- meda County Jail in Oakland in connection with the murder on Nav. 6 of Foster. that city’s first black schoo} superintendent. They also are charged in neighboring Contra Costa County with the at-' tempted murder on Jan. 10 of a Concord policeman who had stopped them for a traffic check. Attorney William Gagin said tentative approva]) was reached taday in the Alameda County; Court for the two men to read z statement in the presence of : one pool reporter and camera-! man, with no discussion of the‘ cases pending against the men.’ In Contra Costa County, Su- pevior Court Judge Sam Hall to!d attorney James Jenner that he would issue a ruling on the conference tomorrow. Both Re- miro and Little have agreed to the new ground rules for the conference, their Jawyers said. Last week, in a letter to a Berke- ley radio station, the two men sail they had some “proposi- tions” that might bring about the release of Patricia. Heazatele_iv Favor The girl's father said yester- @ay that he favors such a con- ference, and will “do everything I_ possibly can” to arrange it. “They might say something that would help us in our future negotiations” with the Sym- bionese Liberation Army, he said. Meeting with Hearet at the —— =. == Telephone Rm. _— Director Sec'y —_ New Sites to Be Ready SHKraier said he hoped to have the food, and new distribution sites throughout the Bay Area, ready by Friday. He announced yesterday that he was abandon- ing any attempt to set up an “on- going” program in favor of a massive giveaway that would be staged in one, two or three seg- ments. Leer The program was criginally envisioned as a continuing one designed to supply supplemental food items to poor Californians. But the Symbionese Liberation Army continues to insist on a one-time distribution of "$70 worth of high-quality” fresh : meats, produce and packaged goods to all comers a8 a prelude tor-scpetiations foxn_Patrisia’s release. The Washington Post Washington Star-News Daily News (New York) = The New York Times The Wail Street Journal The National Observer The Los Angeles Times poe MAR 1.3 1974 newspnper executive’s Hills-' the left-wing Students for a Dem-~ borouch mansion today was A. | ocratic Society, but he insisted, | Ludlow Kramer, the volunteer “| was in no way politically.in- | administrator of the People In volved.” N - i. He also said that his knowledge Need Tree food project mt | of the Symbionese Liberation feverishly to buy $1_ million Army came only from “what 1 worth of “high quality” gonds | have read in oe eee wvorked for A Inassive giveaway to satis- & lout in Alar eda County today for Manip demands __of, the 7- § 2 Og - QO ) i rwee-tottrers” in the“Renty* who a — [punt prune j Foy ad ast OS