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Oo - O- - CE 157-6171 GRE: 2. 14 tbat it is not the intention of § A and T State University to meet any of the demands made in the leaflet. He said that some 900 signatures had appeared on the original list of demands that was presented to the Administration.’ J According » iii the only people ever ed during the shooting on March 13, 1969, were a student at A and T State University and either of these individuals were seriously Ss injured, said.) : MN se 2cc tuo: SIR bo advised him that although the deadline set for the Administration to make a public statement was March 24, 1969, by 4 P. M., that this had been extended until March 25, 1969, at 4 P. M., but the Admin- istration still intends to make no public statement in connection with these demands . /L/ On reported that ERIC BROWN, BPP leader, and student at A and T State University, had stated that he, BROWN, was active in preparing the list of demands against the administration, urging them to condemn the police for having fired at A and T State University students. -/ On SE 22. sec that the Black Panthers in Greensboro were upset over the fact that and two others had been arrested on the night of Mar ’ » during a shooting incident at A and T State University .¢; « repor tec utomobile along with two other individuals in possession of a pistol; however, the case was later dismissed due to an improperly drawn warrant, if On March 30, 1969, QM reported that (BE naa heen arrested by the Greensbero Police Department on charges of 1obbery in connection with the break-in at Sid's Curb Market. The BPP_members are attempting to raise bond money for On advised that WALTER BRAME made statement 1 was g£ was in jail and indicated that he is making an effort to e over all the BPP leadership../, on SE 2.0. sec that on April 16, 1969, ERIC BROWN, also known as Brother PASCHA, led a political education class at A and T State University, Greensboro, BROWN discussed the BPP program, the need for black education, and getting white stores out of black communities. “4, ~26- °