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R nurloQi w 1IUUIUUI By Forrest Brown Six anti-nuclear demon school student, were foui property. In a hearing held Auj Simons Jr. said that the s on the front lawn of the r Savannah River Plant, w< %T.. A. i. t A. ino aaie nas oeen sei cording to Wilkins Byrd, i The ruling for a jury tri of the prosecuting attorne SPECIAL ASSISTANT jected to a jury trial bec? considered minor, accor issue of the The State. Among those arrested i a former student and one and Barbara Smith of P< student. Also arrested were Mi Kueny and Rosemary Fr Penley of Asheville, N.C. The demonstrators an held May 30. Primary s] Natural Guard, a gr< preservation. THE ACTIONS of the s of the moment decision,' the Monday protest was i Participants in the Sur role of the Savannah Riv weapons. The plant is t plutonium, a necessary c ?<nr_ v, rAu wv ciiui ieii iiiuiviui stronger stand," Penley i r^a,jvir 5i* 1WA Beai , " JKrH Ri I III t { / ot |hm tLa&n m I n?rffi Ibc Ml ! / 'itSttUt Viutrtu j tj* yMTi -- ? ? ;J J Bi?I-"? i *.* A m^MI >*an :; J SAVE { $ 2.00 on Hairsl 11 $10.00 on Perm jj w/this coupcHi i 2r\ I LApilCS JCpi. J\Jf I \ ?= "...when o / Gran* Da University Tour Partnei I 4 * r protestor: strators, including a USC sum id guilty of trespassing on fed 3, U.S. District Judge Cha iv r%tn*Acif/vl Mo?r Ol fnr fr/w?noo IA aiicoviAi luaj ox iui n vopao main administration building a< Hild be sentenced later. for the sentencing of the six, i law clerk in Simon's office, ial was made despite the object y. ' U.S. Attorney Dave Slatterj iuse the charges against them i ding to an article in the July were Michael Gooding of Colun -time news editor of the Gamec ennsylvania, a USC summer s< tch Yarborough of Columbia, ( eriks of Chapel Hill, N.C., and resteu parucipaieu hi a uiitss ponsor of the Sunday rally wa oup dedicated to environm ix defendants resulted from a ' ' according to Freriks. Gooding independent of the Natural Guai iday rally demonstrated again* er Plant in the production of mi he United States' only produc omponent of nuclear weapons, lally that we must raiiy and U said. I I 1 V* . to I arii itiful Hair. | urodutt km loacrt lor dw I9W? 4 ir- _ln_m '-W? 1 urni> ww ifw b??ttnl Iwr. . ^ ^ B- I -?W i raoM kuunoul iMflfM IrtMi MM ? be mi i?pr< nwt nmiumw |Wn : Ta~ w mIM| ?^ ? 1 o? nannl and mmM& fur?il?< pro- JZEflHT -i2 111 " ' ? W? 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Controversy accompanied the May 30 irles before they occurred. sing On Tuesday, May 25, the Natural Guar* t the permit to protest on the front lawn of the ministration building Sunday, May 30. ac- The ruling handed down May 26 by Judge stated the protestors could not demonstrate tions of the administration building, but an alte four miles away was set aside for the Sunda r ob- THE SIX MEMBERS of the Monday were believe their rights were violated when thej 17th the front lawn of the administration buildin The administration building was more ibia, public before the protest," Gooding said. ;ocfe, Freriks added, "Some of the people ar :hool there before, and they weren't arrested thei A Savannah River Plant spokeman said 1 ^hris building is open to the public solely for busi John only at specified times. rally CLIF WEBB, deputy director of the off s the fairs, said the six arrested on Monday \ ental Atomic Energy Act of 1954, which prohib federal property posted "no trespassing." Webb said the public has access to the 'snur front lawn for business purposes from 7:4! ; said Monday through Friday, excluding holiday -d. May 31 was a federal holiday. jt the The six were warned three times to leav< clear then arrested. They were taken to mag er of Aiken and then moved to the Richland Coui Modjeska Simkins, a leading civil right* ike a $6,000 bail for the release of the six. Bail wa 11*1 iiwg 'i irnwnn.in.w ?i ?sf \l _\Seruing USC | ^SFW/or ouer 30 gears' -- ^km with IOO%Pure | i) I jB Ingredients . I 9sty(es | fA 5 2112 Rosewood Dr. ! 254-5414 f ?' " ^ I 24 HR. 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