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4 . » , > 3 x "* q a f : a | "who has refused “to ¢odfitm or dény ahi, eh iN late OE tapes EP wet tae, he NM ha lh a, Noelle entelien en Re nee et ee a ee ee ee ee The Rolling Stone article was the second article by Kohn and Weir which purported to.cive inside details of the Hearst case. . Several publications ccported an €arlicr instaliment was based at Icast partially on conversaiwrs with Seatt, that he was the source, The latest article reconstructs the beginnings of the SLA, teitine of the military attitude adopied by Cinque, who reportedly onzinated the idea of SLA assassinations. "His first choice was Charles 0. . Finley, the Oakland A's owner de- picted on many snorls pages as the petty tyrant ef baseball. Cinque ex- pected Finley's exccuiion to produce @ ni¢dia splash for the SLA. "But Cinque changed his mind," the magazine said. "when he heerd that the Biack Panthers vere criucizing the cendust of Marcus Forter, the first black superintendent of Oak- Jand's eckeo?,” Rolling Sterna said Cinque, a black, ordereg Foster's kill- ing. Two white SLA "soldiers," Jozeph Remiro and Russell Lice. were con- victed of the Foster Sia;ing and are serving Jile sonteaces. Hearst and the Harriscs set up headquarters in Sacramento with the idea of “lixeraung" Remiro and Little during their ial, the article said. The plan was eventually abandoned as uuworkable. Follow inz Cincue’s death in a fiery May, 1974, Les Anteles shootout, the article said, flares (ook command of the SLA remnants. ~10- pers at the Sacraments pi linrary lo keep up on, develoaments invoive /@ nagging fear that she nue "He reinstituted Cinque’s rigid rales and decorum. When giving orders to dus sotdiers—-Patiy and Easiv—he Stood at strict attention ‘and ed- dressed them from 4 or 3 fest away.” While in Socramerto, the story said, the three fegitives read nziwsna- eS Wor aAry ing Scott, the sports activist wind re- portediy heloed them hide in 2 Penn- svlvania farmhouse in the summer of 1874, . — Afler-the arrests, the magazine said, lawyer Terence Hallinan draft. ed the affidavit based on his talk with Yoshimura. “Patty reatized that the full story of her conversion was much more compiicated than Wend~'s one-siged recounting,” the article said. “But Petiy hated jail and harhoced never Get avi. Afier a lone nesitation, she agreed ta sign an affidavit +: what tel of brainwasning, fear and iniinuia- tion." . When atterney F. Lee Bailey en- tered the case. the article ssid. he and Huilinan split over the affidavit Which Dailey fel had damage] Paz. ty's crediinity. ; "She had liked Terence ifalinan but understeed that the aiisdavin was a blunticr.” the artcie sant, ‘ics too bad Shout what hanpened to Tor ence,’ she remarked.” sels —s