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en eran ale hein! mo re # a By JOHN SWITZER Of The Dispatch Staff The U.S. Attorney in Columbus bays it ds “outrageous” and “in- hee that an Onbig Slate Universi- lawyer, paid ‘by igxpayers, advised students net to helf# the FRi te, poet ry. US. Ally, William Milligan crili- yo eized Rober eUwohig Jr. Saturday Mit for advice students got when the ¥BI f Ve ON A EL LE YEE EAL LES TR IRE Tie nt ECE HR a te remap oT ! started investigating te find who threw a rock at Vice President Spiro ee Agnew's sor last Tuesday at the Ohio Pot State Fairgrounds. Solu riben, : Twohig, 29, of {GRR Broad.St., « later in the week was artesied on charges of second degree rioting and disorderly conduc: grawing out of the Thursday night near-riot in the OSU ares The disturbance started with a protest asainst the war in Vietnam THE ROCK-THROWING incident occurred as Agnew arrived for 3 $125-a-piate Repablican fund raser and passe] a group of protesters. Twohig. supervising attorney for the OSU Law Clinic, advised proiest- ers net io answer questions from FBI agents investigating the rock-throw- ing. {Moune Ciipping in Spaco Below) —_— ‘rt Lawyer Jo ahh. - : F ear Crit el Ze. For “Yam shocked if that is his advice,” said Milligan. “The law enforcement system de- pends on witness testimony to deter: * ui mine guilt or innocence.” he said. | “WITHOUT WITNESS testimony: the whole criminal justice syste would collapse. It thal what he’ wants?” Milligan asked. : He fermed Twohigs advice as- “outragcoug’ and “Gneredible”. Twohig said “the FBI is inquiring way beyond who threw the rock. “They are apparently interested in the polilical motives and beliefs of those they are questionnig. “It's the kind of investigation the FBI makes when it is after political prosecution and when they are build- ing dossiers, and I have told them istudents) not {to become involved in the dossier mechanisin.” he said. TWOHIG SAID thai questions by events into who threv the rock are legitimate. “They begin of inat basis but ¢o beyond,” he said. Twohig is also a defensé attorney for former OSU Black Studies iirec- tor Charles Ross who was charged by city officials with interfermg 3 Linden-McKinley High Schoo] during . disturbances there last spzitig.”