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TE dee eat Eae Nana, 48kG Also found du the nouse. ‘the 3.5.2. ¢lyured that the two would try to withdruy their F money fica“the Sank of Amertca La Berkeley, wheceu it was 4 deposited. A large red “HOLD” was written on both of their statements, which sould indicate to the teller to contact higher authorities before handing over any money, Yet, botn Ferry and iiazg-were aole to withdraw all the money in their accounts without any problems and to the mockery of the F.B.1."s strategy. One would think that the F.B.I, would have staked out the bank at all times during the day in hope of capturing two of Patty's kidnappers. And most ironically, the Bank of America branch fron which they. withdrew their money is located directly across the street from the Berkeley F.B.I, office. If the law enforcenent officers working on Fatty's case had been half as intelli- gent as the S.L.A., lite os nu uouvt in my mind that Patty would have been home months ago. No one really knew what happened to Patty from February ounced that she had joined the &.L.A., although there ) : to Aprit 3, the date the tape was received in which she aS been much speculation by her friends and family, and by psychiatrists and law enforcement officials. When Patty was kidnapped she was scarcely a political Yiberal, and she certainly did not harbor any seeds of radicalism within her, But on April 3, just two months after her kidnapping, - she annoanced on the tape that she had decided to become a comrade in arms with the S.L.A. rather than to retum to her former life. The announcement of her conversion came only days after Patty's father had agreed to raise an ad- ditional 4 million dollars to meet the S.L.A.'s demand for a “good faith” food giveaway and hopes had been high .for her release, But the announcement on the tape, in “which she also informed us that she had adopied the nane of Tania, after the Cerman-Argentine mistress of Latin Ameri- can revolutionary Che Guevara, came as shattering and unbde- lievable news to her friends and familly. On the tape she speaks in cne part to her fiance, Steven Weed, and explains her conversion: Steven, I know that you are beginning ta realize that there ig no such thing as neutrality in time of wax, There can be no compromise, as your exper= ' fences with the F.B.I. aust have show you. You have been harassed by the F.B.I. because of your SUup- posed connectlons with so-called radicals... We both know what came down that Monday night, but you don't know what's happened since then, I've chang- ed, grown. I've become conscious and can never go back to the llfe we led before. What I'm saying may seem cosg Sguyou and to my old friends, but love doesn’t mean the same thing to me anymore. My love has expanded as a result of my experi- ences to embrace all people. It's grown into an wmselfish love fox my comrades here, in prisons, and on the streets, A love that comes fron the VVinter Spring or Fall For desserts & hot sandwiches Only 4 Block from Campus +t >. = : mises Sucastit ea RECORDS & STUFF Beggar's Tune “ae thee * . watt -2, 4 Pe. rd Bre ke Matek oy Wed areerars tage a, ob ee thee ir a Good Tunes and Prices & A Fine Pipe Shop —? O 10 til 8 Daily P 10 til 3:30 Saturday Mo 12 ti! 4:00 Sunday GABE EGELAND, PROP. 2!7 ©. COLLEGE PHONE 731-3353 APPLETON, WIS. 54911 “oe, Ay ai ~) » i Zoe ey net, ae et DA fy re od 7 an ‘* Ke,