Word: bonde
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WILLIAM GILDAY JR., 41. Also a participant in STEP and a former inmate at Walpole, where he met Bond, Gilday, from all indications, was more a seasoned small-time crook than a revolutionary. He had spent the past seven years in prison for robbing a variety store, and has a police record dating from 1955. There was some speculation that Gilday was cut in on the bank job not because of his politics but because of his criminal expertise...
Remaining Suspects. With only Valeri in custody, Boston police, Massachusetts state troopers and FBI agents combed the Northeast for the remaining suspects. Bond, Saxe and Power are believed to have fled in Susan Saxe's black Volkswagen. Late last week a man identified as Gilday stole a car at gunpoint in New Hampshire and was later spotted by police near Lowell, Mass. After a high-speed chase and gun battle in which one policeman was wounded, he wrecked his car but managed to escape once more...
...four additional suspects are: William "Lefty" Gilday, 41, a June parolee from Walpole who like Valeri was scheduled to enroll in Northeastern University this fall; Stanley R. Bond, 26, another ex-convict from Walpole who entered Brandeis last February on the special prison STEP program; Kathy Power, 21, a Brandeis senior active in the national student strike center there through the spring and summer; and Susan Saxe, 21, a June graduate of Brandeis, magna cum laude in American and English Literature...
Kathy Power worked very hard in the strike center, as did almost everyone on campus. Susan Saxe worked there, and Stanley Bond. But Kathy was one of the leaders...
...less a split for Lefty Gilday, who according to the current theory of the police, was hired on for his expertise)? Couldn't the people who raised thousands to run the Brandeis strike center have raised, or if that failed, even embezzled, at least that much? How did Stanley Bond fit in as a 26-year-old student (who many students said "looked and acted like a cop") among younger radicals...