University Daily Kansan, April 17, 1985
CAMPUS AND AREA
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Houses, hills combed for neo-Nazi suspect
By United Press International
BRANSON, Mo. — A doubled manhunt force of 150 law officers searched scattered cabins and dense woodlands in the Ozark hills yesterday for a neo-Nazi suspected of carrying weapons at a state trooper and wounding another.
Missouri Gov. John Ashercoff's office said two helicopters and National Guard troops were on standby in Springfield, Mo., as law enforcement patrols searched forests for David C. Tate, 22 of Aldo, Idaho.
Tate was one of 24 members of a white supremacist group named Monday in a federal indictment for continuing criminal offenses. He also accused the killings of a Denver radio personality and an Idaho white supremacist.
Missouri Highway Patrol Sgt.
Ernest McClutchen at the search
command post in Branson, located about 20 miles from the Arkansas border, said officers cordoned off an area in the mountainous region where Tate was thought to be hiding. A door-to-door search also was made of the scattered houses in the area.
McClutch said trooper Jimmie E. Linegar, 31, of Reed's Spring, Mo., Monday night stopped Tate's car and radioed a request for a license check. He hit four times by fire from a damage wound and suffered fatal wounds.
Trooper Allen Hines, 36, of Branson, arrived seven minutes later and was shot three times. A hospital has issued a statement as listed in fair condition yesterday.
That suspect, Frank Lee Silva, 27, another member of Tate's group, was charged with concealing stolen money and transporting it across state lines and with harboring fugitives.
ON CAMPUS
TODAY
"SOMETHING ELSE," a production using a variety of performing arts, will be performed by Lynn Schoemaker at 8 p.m. in the gallery of the Art and Design building.
AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL will conduct a letter-writing session from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. in Alicove E of the Union Delia.
IN THE STREETS, a campus newspaper, will conduct a meeting from 4 to 6 p.m. in the Pine Room of the Kansas Union. Material for the next issue must be submitted by that time.
THE DR. WHO Fan Club will meet from 7 to 9 p.m. in the Regionalist Room of the Union.
THE CENTER OF Latin American Studies will sponsor a brown bag lunch, "Merienda," from noon to 1:30 p.m. in 189 Lippincott Hall. THE DUNGEONS AND Dragon Club will conduct its weekly meeting at 7 p.m. in the Trail Room of the Union.
at the gallery of the Art & Design building
Postmodern Performance
Wed., April 17th 8 p.m.
Warning; Not recommended for those who prefer pretty-putty. Tin cans care too. Even the least of our laughter assumes the most horrible.
poetry art dance music drama
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1985
Kansas Relays
"60 Years Running"
April 16-17 Memorial Stadium Hershberger Track
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Friday and Saturday-$3 for everyone
Your All-Sports Relays Ticket admits you to both days
HIGHLIGHT EVENTS
Men's Pole Vault
Women's High Jump
Scheduled to compete:
贝肯塔克 - 10' 10.75"
 Dave Vale - 18' 10"
 Dugley Lyle - 18' 8.75"
 Foral Dai - 18' 7.75"
 Stebbie Stubbled - 18' 4.75"
Scheduled to compete
Rita Blunton - 6' 3.5"
Rita Graves - 6' 1.25"
Shilly Fehman - 6"
Ann O'Conner - 6"
Jac Terva - 5' 10.5"
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Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-5 p.m. - Athletic Ticket Office, East lobby, Allen Field Hous
April 19 and 20 - Memorial Stadium
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