Word: boudin
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Brink's bandits had literally made tracks. To begin with, there were plenty of witnesses to the blitzkrieg-style heist at Nanuet National Bank, just outside Nyack. There were also witnesses to the police Shootout near by that had led to the capture of Weather Undergrounders Katherine Boudin, 38, David Gilbert, 37, and Judith Clark, 31, as well as Accomplice Samuel Brown, 41, a career criminal. In addition, guns and getaway cars were easily traced to the names of other suspects and to the addresses of their safe houses. The houses, in turn, provided authorities with "boxes and boxes...
Next to be nabbed were two more members of the Weather Underground Organization: Jeffrey Carl Jones, 34, and Eleanor Stein Raskin, 35. Their Bronx address had been found on a piece of paper in one of the safe houses. Jones, like Boudin, was one of the five original members of the Weather Bureau, W.U.O.'s governing council. He and Raskin, who have a four-year-old son, were arraigned in New York last week on a 1979 charge for possession of explosives. Raskin was later released on $ 100,000 bail posted by her brother. The couple have not been...
When fingerprinted, one of the four in custody turned out to be Katherine Boudin, 38, a leading activist in the violent Weather Underground movement of that period and a fugitive from justice for eleven years. Once on the FBI's "Most Wanted" list for her participation in the 1969 "Days of Rage" demonstrations in Chicago, Boudin no longer faced federal charges, but was liable for prosecution in Illinois for jumping bail. She had been in hiding since March 6, 1970, when a Greenwich Village town house used as a Weather Underground bomb factory accidentally exploded, killing three group members...
Just what had Kathy Boudin been doing for the past ten years? Rita Jensen, 38, a reporter for the Stamford (Conn.) Advocate, told her paper that for the past 20 months she had shared a Manhattan apartment with Boudin and the fugitive's one-year-old son Chesa. Jensen says that she did not know the history of the woman she knew as Lynn Adams, and that she believed her roommate was supporting herself as a waitress. City officials said that Boudin, using the name Adams, had been collecting $355 a month in welfare benefits. William Kunstler...
...large crowd gathered outside Nyack Village Hall last Friday as the four battered-looking suspects, under heavy guard, were brought in for arraignment. A witness charged that it was Brown who had killed the two local policemen, a crime that could carry the death penalty. Kathy Boudin, along with her Weather comrades, remained silent throughout the proceedings-her feelings, motives, the arcane design of her politics still submerged, still underground. -By Claudia Wallis...