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...Flyer who holds hockey's all-time penalty record-348 min.-is Dave ("The Hammer") Schultz. A soft-spoken Canadian who grew up in a Saskatchewan Mennonite community where he attended Bible camp for several summers, Schultz turns into a hired killer on the ice. "I get so worked up I don't know what's going on," he admits. Indeed Schultz at times makes hockey resemble a roller derby or pro wrestling with his wild punching sprees. Against the N.Y. Rangers in a semifinal Stanley Cup game, Schultz slugged Brad Park four times while the Ranger...
...desperation, the four conspirators and their families have been seeking help from every direction. Besides continuing to confer with their original attorney, Daniel Schultz of Washington, D.C., they have also been in touch with two others: Thomas Clifford, the U.S. public defender in Connecticut, and Ellis Rubin, a flamboyant Miami lawyer known for his fervent espousal of Cuban-refugee causes as well as his many losing races for local public office...
Last week Schultz filed a petition for a retrial of the men, which if accepted by Sirica would cancel his planned review of their sentences. Schultz argued that the men originally pleaded guilty in the belief that they were protecting "national security interests" by doing so. Now they believe they were deceived and made victims of a "cruel fraud." Barker once denied that anyone had pressured the four conspirators into pleading guilty last spring but now says it is a matter of "interpretation" and for the judge to decide. It is known, however, that Schultz is preparing a suit against...
...Orleans, La.; George Putnam III of Lowell House and Manchester; Michael B. Reuben of Quincy House and Oakbrook, III.; James H. Rogers Jr. of Dudley House and Hartsville, N.C.; Michael C. Ross of Leverett House and Albuquerque, N.M.; David A. Schuldberg of Dudley House and Seattle, Wash.; and, Mark Schultz of Mather House and Allentown...
...limited them to one shot almost every time they came down the court," said center forward Mark Schultz. "It was never in doubt...