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...COLD, FLAT STRETCHES of Garfield County, Montana, the self-proclaimed Justus Township is a bump on the taut horizon. fbi agents wearing flak vests and side arms who kept watch on the place last week saw a farmstead sprawl of family houses, cabins, trailers and some outbuildings in the midst of 960 acres of open land. All of it once belonged to Ralph Clark and his brother Emmett, busted wheat farmers turned fringe ideologues. Visitors say that these days Ralph Clark sometimes wears a lawman's five-pointed star, to signify that...
...adjoining ranches were theirs until the government foreclosed on them for nonpayment of loans and taxes. Around Garfield County nearly everybody seems to have friends or even family holed up there. But sympathy for the fugitives has been hard to find. The common view is that the Clarks and their cohort are sore losers in the perilous game of farming and ranching. "They just sit up there dreamin' up things to be a public nuisance," says rancher Tom Wilson. "We're all sick of it." But everywhere there's a strong desire for a bloodless settlement. "We think they were...
...Freemen-style seminars around the country, even listeners unmoved by the talk about Jews bringing blacks to America to destroy it could be hooked by the talk that their debts were a legal illusion. Some Garfield County ranchers and farmers discovered the Freemen idea in 1992, when they attended an invitation-only seminar in Great Falls, Montana. It was organized by Roy Schwasinger, founder of We the People, one of several organizations promoting Freemen-style ideologies and fraud schemes. Depending on his audience, Schwasinger told listeners that either the Federal Government or the U.S. banking system had lost a class...
...actively seeking support from around the University, and hope that all students, administrators, teachers and staff members alike will join us in this quest for a safe campus. Sherry Pauker '96 Rosalie Parker '96-'97 Heather Haxo Phillips '97 Alicia Moretti '96 Rochel Garfield '96 Rachel Garlin '96 Sarah Lieberman...
DIED. IDA LUPINO, 77, actress, screenwriter and director; in Burbank, California. The London-born Lupino starred as the woman from the wrong side of the tracks opposite Golden Age leading men like Humphrey Bogart and John Garfield. When the director of Not Wanted (1949) collapsed from a heart attack, co-producer Lupino took the helm, thereby backing into a directing career that peaked with her popular portrait of a murderer, 1953's The Hitch-Hiker...