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Viewmont: Jocelyn R. Johnson. Weber. John G. Swallow. Logan: Steven P. Belanger. Ogden. Thomas H. Hughes. Provo: Alyssa A. Grikscheit. East: Spencer S. Hsu. Skyline: Vincent N. Iwasaki. Olympus: John Y. Ma. Highland: David F. Richards: Olympus. and Bryan D. Croft, West Jordan. ,., -, $ tt2iij $ $ lIVATE ENDERS I $ AVE $ MONEY ,s $ '1$ $ o oa Against Real $ Nate $ $ c 521.0A $ f" datoke:-- fÈ i 1 , IP, 12 N . ia,,,,..... , - He then turned himself in and was sentenced to community service work. Since then. the rowdy rebel has lived with his third wife. former model - , ' 1 .. ' .-- ' ' .'' : . 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I.ke tne ones f Jr youngsters about tt preenttor urdergo si,rger:.. puison vide. sk.t 474 4 ,personal-safet!- . , N.. f i: lit9s N PRICE ptL L. s ag,-,'- ti windbreol,ers colorful beach Good thru 5 - 1112 these ir La,ie g For more than six years he as a fugitive. hopscotching across the nation under the alias Barry Freed. eluding authorities who sought to arrest him in connection with a 1974 charge of selling undercover agents $36000 of cocaine. for sale you can buy only ft Li h 5 DeMontess i! SAVE f ,,- .. Johanna reason, in a modest white farmhouse in tiny Fineview. N Y on an island in the Si Lawrence River fellow b:gOccasionally, he still sees David Dellinger and Robby Seale name activists of the turbulent but most leftist radicals of that era now espouse centrist attitudes that Hoffman rejects Hoffman has made four visits to Nicaragua over recent years. including an appearance at President Daniel Ortega's inaugural in 1983. Mainly he writes. organizes environmental action groups and gives about 40 lectures a year. mostly to students who were infants when he was the irrepressible symbol of the American underground as leader of the Yippies. or politicized hippies. as Hoffman defined them. Hoffman. who is writing a book titled ''Doing Democracy.- - a Saul Alinksylike primer for community organizing. said he has no regrets about any of the the money-burninat the New York Stock things that made him famous at the 19,;8 Dcrnocratic riots Exchange, the drugs. the charges of inciting Convention that led to the celebrated -- Chicago 7" triat "No. there are no regrets." Hoffman said. smoothing his Navy blue which bore the exhortation "Save the River" across the pocket. "I would not use the same tactics today. Times are different They wouldn't work now" arena that the 190s Later. he told about 123 students inside the 12,500-sewill not rise again. "Dope will be never be that cheap again. Sex will never be that free again, and rock 'n roll is never going to be that good again." Hoffman said. his words reverberating through the gymnasium Hoffman then turned serious. trying to rouse his young audience into "a sense of engagement." a feeling of making history. "What we've seen on the college campuse s! are hotbeds of social rest and lis very hard to find anyone under 35 working for Yuppie training camps social change." d 4 men's and canvas leisure t ' South. Schools in the area ha e been up projects as part of Sandy Cit)'s war-painte- $ April, Y2 ' - 01 By Ellis E. Conklin LP! Feature Writer )S ANGELES The hall was nearly empty. but it didn't seem to bother d Abb. e Huffman. the revolutionary of the frenzied '60s. For the no matter who is watching or listening. radical. the continues fight aging "The activists are still there. but there's a mythology that we've all been Hoffman said just before delivering a speech to d disappointing student turnout at UCLA's Pau ley Pavilion. "We re still there We haven't sold out." he continued. citing his violent opposition to American involvement in Central America and Libya and the moral outrage" at apartheid in South Africa -There's Gloria Steinern. Ralph Nader. Daniel Ellsberg. Jesse Jackson. the Iserrigaris, There's a lot of us over 35 suit fighting." Hoffman said. By and large. everyone 1 come into contact with says they can't fight the establishment. that they can't fight City Hall." Hoffman added angrily, -- 1 don't accept it. Perhaps. because 1 in the last romantic. But Hoffman. his wiry black hair and beard splotched-witgray. sadly conceded that -- sometimes 1 get the feeling I'm the last Japanese soldier in a warrior unaware that the war has ended. the mountains" Hoffman. author of "Steal This Book." who plans to do a radio show in New York City in the near future called "Radio Free America." will be 50 in November t SAVE Ilse this coupon for big, big 17 orstrati,ins ' ' ( at Indian hills at 1300 E. 11300 Mj v Abbie Hoffman Continues Campaign for Moral Views :, . purchased r12 , ,,!. .: 4k.. Da light andalism? Not quite. Students School clean graffiti from the all savings! 1 I, vo N , 1 and under and i tO attend tn, games. Ljt 4hi.ch kU rL1rti t'it.ranis as ell as children healtn cirmatiun and niedcal derr Clean Up Your Act i t.. i 1I rt!, e Chillren A - $ Financia Seresceb The Oen S, lalists $ ,It.z. tt, IRA: $1 Capita Assets D k7 4, Trit-n- . p ni (Th.i.1:en Cneir ..., ,., 1, 4 1.'"".."'1,-- '''''4; li . Nj T ;,7 fa,r .el)'' ' .) 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