University Daily Kansan, April 24, 1985
CAMPUS AND AREA
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Officials find arsenal of weapons at camp
By United Press International
THREE BROTHERS, Ark — Federal authorities yesterday searched a sprawling paramilitary camp where five members of a white supremacist group were arrested, uncovering an arsenal of weapons and a mine field that could be detonated electronically.
The Rocky Mountain News报
reported neo-Nazi Robert Seaturi,
sought in last year's slaying of
Denver radio talk show host Alan
Berg, was thought to be hiding in
the 24-acre survivalist compound.
Federal and state authorities said their search would continue today, although it was thought that all residents left the camp Monday.
James Ellison, head of the Covenant, the Sword and the Arm of the Lord, and four followers surrendered peacefully Monday, ending a day's siege of the camp operated by the missile to the Missouri/Akansas border.
ELLISON WAS ARRAIGNED before U.S. Magistrate Ned Stewart Monday at Fort Smith on arson and illegal weapons charges. Yesterday,
Stewart set bond for Ellison at $150,000, but no trial date was set.
A CSA spokesman said the surrender negotiated with federal authorities included a signed agreement that CSA members would not be charged with harboring fugitives.
Four others, all reputed members of The Order, a violent offshoot of the north Idaho-based Aryan Nations, were arrested to Fort Smith for arrangement.
Randall Paul Evans, 30, of Los Angeles, and Thomas Day Bentley, 57, of Hayden Lake, Idaho, were wanted on federal warrants out of Seattle. Wash. A bond hearing was scheduled for tomorrow.
EVANS IS ACCUSED of participating in a $8.3 million armored car robbery in Ukiah, Calif., and with dealing in stolen property. Bentley is charged with robbery and conspiracy and with dealing in stolen property.
Also being held were James Wallington and Jefferson D. Butler. Wallington was charged with possession of a submachine gun and obliterating the serial number on the shotgun. Butler charged with possession of hand grenades. A bond hearing was scheduled Friday.
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