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FD-350 (Rev. 11-11-75) (Mount Clipping In Space Below) Bandy Formally Charged With Four ¥V APs BS Wee ASPEN, Colo. (AP) — Five new charges, in- eluding four felonies, - were formally filed Thursday -against Theo- ' dore Bundy in connection with his escape last week -from the Pitkin County Courthouse. . District Judge George Lohr told the 3-year-old former law student that he faces four felony charges — two counts each of felonious escape and one count each of burglary and auto theft — and a misdemeanor count of theft. He was told conviction on all the escape-related charges could bring up to 90 years in prison and $30,000 in fines The burglary charge is based on a cabin break- in, the misdemeanor theft charge on the tak- ing of a rifle from the cabin, and the felony theft charge on the tak- ing of r New Fal oni Pays) iA IW FF 2 ee ee eee Faces New Uoarges underweight from his seven-day escape into the Toountains, told Lohr he wished to remain as his own counsel throughout , his homicide trial, but would need an attorney to represent him on the escape charges. WVEWVes iS degree murder charge . for the January 1976 slay- ing of a Dearborn, Mich., woman, whose nude and frozen body was found a month after she disap- peared from a lodge near Aspen. Bundy leaped from a second-story courtroom window June 7, when he drove a stolen car toward Aspen. He had not been hand- cuffed or shackled during a series of pre-trial court appearances until Mon- day, a few hours after his capture. He appeared be- fore Judge Lobr in leg irons. Public defenders Charles Lydner and James Durnont were dis- missed from Bundy's first-degree murder and felony escape Cases, and Aspen lawyer Steven (Indicate page, name of newspaper, city and state.) C-10 Salt LAKE TEBUNE Sat laKn€ taty, At ———— Patd = Date: &. -{7-7/7. Date: Ge Tif Edition: MokMME Author: Editor: Title: UNDY Fotmilly : CHAeGED wv E Conia s » [Four noe or. Classification: a Submitting Office: Salt Lael. (_) Being Investigated c ity