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Show f 9, IT Navajo Sam Heads Home to Back Country WEDNESDAY, NOV. 3 DOVE CREEK, Colo. (UPI) -- by his situation. I think what he g needed was Navajo Sam, . the bearded, counseling." mountain man accused of Lyyjoki became something of a robbing food from hikers, was set folt hero earlier this summer when free to a round of courtroom ap- he reportedly held up as many as 20 plause because there was not hikers in the San Juans, identifying enough evidence to bring him to himself as Navajo Sam and daring lawmen to catch up with him. trial, a judge ruled. Dolores County Judge Bob JohnRecently, a Navajo Sam Defense son Monday threw out two counts of Fund was set up in a Telluride, aggravated robbery and two counts Colo., bank, and locals sported of felony menacing that had kept "Free Navajo Sam" bumper stickNavajo Sam behind bars since Oct. ers on cars and trucks. 9. Prosecutors had charged him in Johnson's decision which came only two cases involving four hikdespite testimony from three prose- ers. Both cases were dismissed cution witnesses touched off Monday. sustained applause among the estiJohnson, who does not have a law mated 75 people in the courtroom. degree and works as a miner in the Sam, who is actually Leo Lyyjoki, Deremo uranium mine, could not .51, left the courtroom without com- be reached for comment on the ment. case. One of his alleged victims, Dr. Lyyjoki had been held since his Ivan Alkes of Grand Junction, capture in the Montezuma County Colo., said he was surprised by the Jail in Cortez, Colo., on $10,000 bond. His public defender, Alex decision, but not disappointed. "I was a little surprised that they Tejada, said Lyyjoki was headed let him off totally, because he did back to the mountains after his do something wrong," Alkes said release. after the decision. "But I was Shortly before his capture, pleased they didn't put him in jail." Lyyjoki told a radio reporter that Alkes had testified Monday that his life was a lonely one. he and a companion, Dr. Warren "If there is a lady in Colorado or Peterson, encountered Lyyjoki on a in the United States that would like backpacking trip July 9, when they to join me, I'd love it," he said. were threatened with a gun unless "It's a hard, lonely, peaceful life, but the lady could learn a lot about they gave the man food. "We gave him some crackers, the wilderness, amd maybe become The Princess of Wales kneels cookies and some apricots," Alkes a trail bandit." and talks to Gifford Dunsford, He said he was bom in Brant-woosaid in a telephone interview MonWis., and came to Colorado day. "But I don't think he's a criminal and I don't think he's as a lumberjack in 1975. He said dangerous. He was just frustrated Lyyjoki was a Finnish name. 3, 1982 THE HERALD, Provo, Utah, - Page 33 rifle-totin- Affairs Ruled None of Company's Business Seattle al e rotion to monitor mances, the court also refused to reinstate "spousal alienation of affections" as grounds for damages against an employer. The ruling was a response to a suit filed by Veronica Parker against Virginia Parker and U.S. intra-offic- Steel Corp. Veronica said her husband, James, was tranferred to Seattle by the firm in 1975 or early 1976 while she stayed behind in Montana with their children. Parker started a relationship with a U.S. Steel employee in the office, the suit charged. He divorced Veronica in August 1977 and married Virginia in May 1978. "U.S. Steel owed no duty to its employees' spouses to monitor and safeguard their marriages, and therefore could not be held liable in negligence under any set of facts," the court said in a unanimous decision written by Judge Solie M. Ringold. Veronica claims U.S. Steel knew or should have known of the extramarital relationship, but failed to inform her of the affair, and thus was negligent in not following a company policy of discouraging such relationships. The appellate court also agreed with the state Supreme Court's 1979 ruling eliminating spousal alienation of affections as grounds for a claim. That ruling reversed an earlier high court decision in the same suit. Princess Opens Center 68, extension to the Royal School for the Blind in Leatherhead, Eng- - after she had performed opening ceremonies of a new MANILA, Philippines (UPI) -Fo- went on a three-da- y limited fast Tuesday to protest "deplorable" conditions in a police stockade and press demands for their release, relatives said. The relatives told a news conference the detainees would take only a bowl of rice, juice, coffee and biscuits for their daily diet until Thursday. Relatives said conditions at the national police stockade were "de- plorable." of was away. No incident, however, in the 17 days Marcos was in the United States. Among the detained unionists were Felixberto Olalia Sr., 79, and Crispin Beltran, 49, both leaders of the militant May 1st Movement, and Bonifacio Tupas, 57, chief of the Filipino Workers' Solidarity. The two unions have a combined membership of one million. Relatives said Olalia and Tupas had been stricken ill while in stockade. In another development, the military reported that an outnumbered army patrol killed 10 terrorists in a four-hou- r gunbattle with a force of 60 guerrillas. A report by the armed forces said the encounter took place Saturday at Pikit, North Cotabato, in rebellion-torn Mindanao island. political prisoners was reported rty-seven They cited poor ventilation, lack water and sanitation facilities, inadequate food, restrictions on visitors allegedly subjected to "indecent body searches." 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