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The suspects, who identified themselves as members of the People's Coalition, are Larry Anderson, Fort Defiance Ariz., and former national treasurer of the American Indian Movement; Ervin Keeswood, Window Rock; Dennis Bedonie, Tuba City, Ariz.; and Allen Jim, Bob Yazzie, Taft Scott and Joe Wilson, all of Shiprock, N.M. They are charged with assault with a deadly weapon, kidnapping and aiding and abetting a felony. They will enter pleas to the charges at the formal Settling Federal Lawsuit SALT LAKE CITY inmates of the Ogden Gov. Scott center, filed the action in Matheson has refused to 1975. It names Matheson, sign a consent decree Department of Social which would settle a Services Director d federal Anthony Mitchell and lawsuit. members of the Board of The suit, filed in U.S. Family Services as District Court for Utah, defendants. The consent decree challenges the conditions and treatment of students would be signed by both at the State Youth sides in the suit agreeing to do certain things at the Development Center. Three youths, who were center. (UPI) - in Phoenix The seven took control of the Navajo Tribal Council offices in Window Rock about 7:30 a.m. Monday They demanded an apology from the two candidates for Tribal Chairman, incumbent Peter MacDonald and former Chairman Raymond Nakai, for the manner in which they had conducted their campaigns. They also demanded the disbanding of the tribe's Supreme Judicial Council, which had blocked Donald Benally of Shiprock from becoming a candidate for tribal council. About four hours after they had entered the building, the seven men surrendered peacefully when Navajo tribal police surrounded the building and ordered them to come out. At the initial presentment, Magistrate Ronald Grenko originally set bond at $10,000 for one of the men. However, after a discussion with attorney George Harrison, he rescinded the bond and agreed to allow the men to be released to the custody of Ms. Wauneka, of Klategoh, Ariz. She will be responsible for their apperance before the U.S. magistrate in Phoenix. In tribal elections Tuesday, a group of Navajos protested a decision by the Supreme Judicial Council to reopen polls at Shiprock. A Shiprock tribal district judge had closed the polls earlier in response to widespread voter disapproval over the exclusion of Benally as a candidate for tribal council. Benally claims he is 30, but the Judicial Council ruled he was 28, based on census records. The minimum age for tribal council is 30. arraignment Utah Governor Declines To Sign Consent Decree Western Airlines Sole Occupant Of New Terminal - committee. Public Safety Commissioner Larry Lunnen said such an amended law could be enforced. shirts Save 50 Sale 1 7.50 twin of 50 Reg. $35. 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