NATION AND WORLD
University Daily Kansan, April 24. 1984
Page 12
Minister says boy will surrender
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By United Press International
DENVER — A 12-year-old boy, in hiding for 19 months because he does not want to live with his homosexual father, will surrender today at his mother's Pentecostal Church, the minister at the church said yesterday.
The Denver Post reported that Brian Batey would come out of hiding to end his mother's 11-day confinement in jail and to fight a California court order returning him to his home. Batey, 39, Palm Springs, Calif.
"Brian will be with counsel, and he is planning to proceed to the court," he said.
Lovingway United Pentecostal Church.
Authorities said the boy would be placed in the custody of a child welfare agency and then, pending other court action, returned to his father.
"Our hope is for him to see his mother before the day is out." Gordon
Brian called the Denver Post Friday to say that he was confident he would be allowed to remain with his mother, Betty Lot Batey, 39. Denver. The call was Brian's only direct contact with the media.
"I can't wait until I get out of being my master," Brian said. "I'm just a pig. I'll never be a master."
camera this time.
"I want all the girls to see how good looking I am," he said.
Brian said he wanted television cameras there.
Brian described himself as a "pretty smart kid" and denied his father's claim that the Denver church had brainwashed him. He criticized the decision of State District Judge Robert Fallon April 12 that sent his mother to jail for refusing to tell authorities where Brian was hiding.
Group calls Pershing 2 security lax
The mother and son had lived underground with church members in the Houston area since Brian was awarded to Batey. Mrs. Batey, the former home of the couple Mrs. Batey turned herself in to the FBI April 4.
By United Press International
ORLANDO, Fla. — Members of an anti-nuclear group that broke into a Martin Marietta Corp. plant and smeared blood on Pershing 2 missile components said yesterday that security at the plant was "a joke."
"We have shown that security is nonexistent," Patrick O'Neill said in a telephone interview from the Orange County Jail.
Hat Gettings, a spokesman for Martin Marietta, dismissed the claims of Mr. Marietta's lawyers.
"No complete missile comes out of
here," he said. "The area they broke into was not a high-security area."
O'Neill and seven other protesters calling themselves the Plowshares 8 broke into the plant early Sunday. They said their actions were to show concern for the bashing of Pershing 2 missiles in Western Europe.
The protesters were charged with burglary, criminal mischief and trespassing. Each was being held on $100,000 bail.
The eight were identified as Ingmar Herreng, 22, Syracuse, N.Y.; Anne Montgomery, 57, New York; Christin Marie Schmidt, 24, Baltimore; Paul Joseph Magno Jr., 27, Washington; James Lyman Perkins, 45, Baltimore;
The Plowshares 8 group appeared in court yesterday.
All have previous criminal records for non-violent resistance.
Judge Dorothy Russell advised the suspects of their rights and announced that he had been arrested.
Timothy Allen Lietzie, 32, Richmond,
Michigan; Kaplan, 36, Washing-
ton; and Qian, 36
O'Neill said that the protesters cut through a chain-link fence that bordered the plant about 4 a.m. Sunday and went to a building designated "Pershing Kit" where they pried open a door. Once inside they smeared blood on missile components, tables and floors.
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