2The Daily Tar HeelTuesday, October 27, 1981
Convict killed in gunhdttle linked to Brink's heist
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The AsKOciated Press
NEW YORK A convict slain in a
gunbattle with police was linked Monday
to the earlier $1.6 million Brink's heist in
which members of the Weather Under
ground allegedly killed two policemen
and a guard.
Police sources said a .38-caliber slug
found in the pocket of the convict
Sam Smith, came from the gun of Nyack
Police Sgt. Edward O'Grady Jr., one of
those killed.
Smith was killed and Nathaniel Burns,
a former Black Panther, was arrested
after Friday's shootout. Both men were
wearing bulletproof vests and Smith had
a bandaged chest wound consistent with
having a slug stopped by his vest.-
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O'Grady, another police officer and a
Brink's guard were killed last Tuesday
during the ambush of a Brink's armored
car and subsequent shootout in suburban
Nyack that led to the arrest of the Weather
Underground's Katherine Boudin.
The ballistics test provided the first
definite link between the two incidents,
the police source said.
Smith and Burns were spotted in the
New York City borough of Queens last
. Friday in a car with a license plate mat
ching one seen on a car connected by
police to the Brink's case.
The ballistics results came as a grand
jury sitting in a Queens courthouse began
hearing evidence stemming from the
Queens shootout.
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Extra heavy security was in place at the
Queens courthouse as a grand jury began
hearing evidence about Friday's shoot
out involving Burns and Smith.
Authorities were especially concerned
about security because schematic
diagrams of the Queens court buildings
were among the materials confiscated in
10 raids in the metropolitan area since the
Brink's job and the arrest of four, includ
ing Boudin.
Smith's police record, extending from
1963, included charges of attempted
murder and robbery. He was imprisoned
in 1971 for an armed robbery in which he
shot and wounded two officers but
jumped parole two years later.
But police said Smith had no known
connections with any radical or terrorist
group.
In other developments:
The arraignment of Burns was post
poned until today at which time court will
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ficials said. Prison officials acknowledged
that Burns was hospitalized after sustain
ing "blunt abdominal trauma" of undis
closed origin.
Documents found in a raided East
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that the merged Black Liberation Army
and Weather Underground had planned
to kidnap executives of major corpora
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A hearing was postponed for five
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violent demonstration last month against
a South African rugby team in which acid
was thrown at a police officer. A car
registered to one of the defendants was
used in the Brink's shootout.
Two Weather Underground fugitives
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1 am surprised and offended at the response from
several candidates to my WCHL commentary. The
tone of these paid ads indicate a distressing
disregard for accuracy and fair-play. Moreover,
both political groups are. sad to say, guilty of using
such tactics. For the -sake of fairness, my entire
commentary is reprinted below:
I am currently a senior at the University and a
resident in Carrboro. While Tve been active on
campus and in local issues, Tve realized many of
the effects of today's actions wfll occur after I
leave the Chapel Hiil-Carrboro community.
One limitation of student involvement in local
government is our short lifespan as a resident.
Four years seems too brief fof us to understand
the history and tradition of certain issues and
becoming involved as informed citizens.
"The upcoming Carrboro town elections offer an
excellent case in, point. Eight years ago, well .
before the arrival of the current generation of '
students, a coalition was formed consisting of
students, UNC employees and black and white
long time residents demanding a change. This
group, the Carrboro Community Coalition,
fought for access for all to town hall and the
installment of bus service.
"Eight years later, the Coalition's success has
been tremendous. The halls of town government
are open to everyone and the bus system faith
fully serves the community.
"A measure of this success . is the current
. campaign. Nearly all of the candidates seeking
office say they support the bus system, including
those who formerly opposed the system in
previous campaigns. This - overwhelming .
support for the bus system is so crucial in light
of the high probability of reduced federal funds
for public transit.
"Yet we students need to remember who the
original supporters of the Carboro bus system '
were members of die Carrboro Community
Coalition. Their continued support for the bus
system is assured it's been proven and tested.
We students need similar, solid assurances of
support from other candidates.
"Opportunities for such questioning will be
. available soon. Student Government will
sponsor a forum in the Pit; the League of
Women Vofers will hold another forum at Town
HaU. I urge everyone to attend these forums and .
'question the candidates and vote on
November 3."
Though the paid ad was a personal attack, it seems
to this avid reader of the DTH personals to be a bit
inappropriate. It's a sad comment when campus
campaigns demonstrate more maturity than this..
. local election.
Bob Saunders
DEAR "JUST CURIOUS." Tm sorry this Is
getting so frustrating and expensive but 1
have no other way to commnnicate with yon.
I was the guy that sat right next to yon (your
left) at the movie. If yon are still interested,
name time and place in personals (last one)
and FU meet yon (anytime after 2:00 daring
week). I know who yon are so 111 recognize
yon when I see yon. "Mystery Man."
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C.P.W. HAPPY BIRTHDAY! ITS BEEN A terrific
ten months. Here's to ten more! Ich liebe dich.
Sport.
CHARLES-YOU ARE SO DAMN COOL! Happy
21st Birthday (you silly man). Let s celebrate
together when you're back from Greensboro. I love
ya! Munchkin?
IN RETALIATION TO A REMARK MADE
Sat Nit I want to let it be known to
WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. INGRID R
stuffs her Bra and has recently under
gone a sex change- She Is also currently
rotting away with some incnrable
disease. Signed, Gone to Colo. DE
HBK, alias Hal, alias G.Q.-the friendly freshman
I enjoyed the fireside chat. Let's shag the night
away! MB
TO THE DENTAL HYGIENE MAJOR 1 MET IN
section 15 of the State game: Thanks for the visor.
P.S. I didn't catch your name.
MEN OF CARR: MICKY WOULDVE BEEN
proud. Chip Thanks for the booze (read ' my
note?). Chris Thanks for the fine dancing and
company. By the way, who's hat? Daphne
ADIDAS JACKET THIEF AT HOT TUB PARTY:
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P HERE'S TO A GREAT YEAR! It was definitely
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end. Nothing's ever routine. I love you more than
ever.
KIM. ni. BET YOU THOUGHT WE FORGOT
Whoa Clifford! Not vs. Happy Birthday from Amy,
Lorrie, and Antonio
TO SRW-885. 1 have tried unsuccessfully to get
in touch with you this semester. Would like for
us to get together sometime. If interested let me
know how to reach you. Your highway (and
now campus) admirer.
DEAR DADDY: THANK YOU FOR YOUR
recent memo. Tm fine, how are yon? This Is
onr college newspaper. Not too well will ten
bat with a lot of charm. May 1 remind yon that
the rent Is dne soon? Pleas feel free to do
the crossword puzzle and read Doonesbnry.
Big kng for Annt Alice. Would like to say
more but this costs by the word. Love,
Sandy.
DONNA: Though Saturday night was educational,
next time Td like to pick you up before I take you
home. Let's "look" Into this. "A Southern
Gentleman."
DELL Will 19 and 21 really mix? Watch for a run
on kahlua and rum. Long walks, late night talks and
a great year with the BEST roommate. Happy
Birthdayl! Love ya-Mary. '
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