Show " rS - e7 y "je ajs "jT-f- J£is37vixLh :j&SLl2aE951 ' 7irp'£ £ "” ?& - ki 4 - ' r—v ’ vv: iHtftiHi1Pil mMmMp The Herald Journal Logan Utah Sunday April 7 1996 — Page 7 Lincoln Montana: a great place to hide LINCOLN Mont (AP) — If Theodore ' tucked away in the forest The federally designated Scapegoat wilderness area borders the unincorporated community on the north The Blackfoot River — of "A River Runs Through It” movie fame — lies along the southern edge between town Kaczynski wanted to be left alone hr chose d® perfect place in this little mountain community “This is a great place to hide” said local businessman Wayne Cashman “If you get fed up with society you come here and get away from all of it Most of Lincoln is tucked away in the for-- i cst of lodge pole and Ponderosa pine as invis- ible to outsiders as Kaczynski was invisible to the FBI Kaczynski suspected of being the notori- ous Unabombcr now occupies a solitary cell in the Lewis and Clark County Jail 60 miles from here He is charged with possessing bomb components He was a character well-knobut still a stranger Townspeople respected Kaczynski's unspoken but dear desire for privacy just as they respect it for each other They waved he waved back — and continued along the road on his old bicycle “We have a lot of people like that There are lot of hermits in this area” said Cashwian owner of the Seven-U- p Ranch Resort Only the commercial strip of Lincoln along Montana Highway 200 is visible Most homes for the 1000 or so year-roun-d residents are We have a lot of people like that There are lot of hermits In this area’ — Wayne Cashman Lincoln businessman and Kaczynski's primitive cabin The town’s only traffic light is a yellow flasher marking the main intersection There really is a cafe called Mom's It’s a growing town though The school has expanded three times in five years as quality-of-lirefugees bolstered by retirees trickle in “A lot of the people who are moving here are retired and they're building some very nice homes” said Rollic Fisher owner of the Blackfoot Valley Dispatch and a member of fe the Lincoln Community Council “There's (also) a lot of telecommuting” Outdoor recreation is the dominant industry — companies catering to hunting fishing snowmobiling backpacking camping nesses along the highway reflect the town's outdoor personality: The Scapegoat Eatery the Wilderness Bar the Grizzly Home Center the Lost Woodsman Art Gallery Hooper Park at the east edge of town boasts “Overnight Camping" and unseen RV parks make sure their presence is announced along the highway Timber is a close second place in the econ omy though its importance is declining Gold mining looms on the horizon a blessing or a curse depending on your vii So do Fisher calls the town others “The town pretty much believes in live and let live” Fisher told the 711th reporter — by actual count — to call him since the FBI arrested Kaczynski on Wednesday But for two years the town has divided bitterly over a proposal for a huge open-p- it gold mine seven miles east of town near the Blackfoot River Opponents say the growth it will AP photo The commercial atrip of Lincoln Mont home of suspected Una bomber Theodore Kaczynski is the most visible part of the community along Highway 200 Moat of Lincoln is tucked away in the forest Grand Opening The Closet Iktory surely bring will destroy much of what brought them to Lincoln FBI man on the scene no stranger to crises WASHINGTON (AP) — The FBI's Robert “Bear” Bryant is no stranger to crises He’s been in the thick of some of the biggest cases to rock the country recently — the treachery of former CIA agent Aldrich Ames the suicide of Vincent Foster the Oklahoma City bombing Now he’s in Montana watch- ing over the militant Freemen holed up on a 960-acranch since March 25 when federal rc agents arrested two of their lead- ers And he's keeping an equally focused eye on FBI agents there seaensuring that a soned manager is in charge top-lev- el should the late low-ke- standoff y esca- er standoff brought his role into the limelight when he headed the FBI's Salt Lake City office The 1988 siege of heavily armed religious zealots in Utah was featured in a 1992 NBC move: “In the Line of Duty: Siege at Mar- ion” Dennis Franz of “NYPD Blue" played a role modeled Now the country finest custom closets aie available in your area No one makes a better product than The Closet factory No one has mote precise tooling better materials or stricter standards And now no one has a better Grand Opening offer: Free Installation! 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