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Friday, September 15, 1978
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MANAGUA, Nicaragua (AP) —The battle to end four decades of Socoma rule has transformed the Sindinista National Liberation Front from a small and shadowy Marxist revolutionary group into a large and powerful force with a wide cross-section of Nicaraguans.
Rebels stepping out of shadows
"We are Sandistas, like all of the people," said a statement issued recently by the university professors, priests, doctors and lawyers that has stalled opposition to the governor's proposed university professors, priests, doctors and lawyers.
The Sandistas have proposed that the Group of 12 head a provisional government that would replace Somoza. One of the group, former National University Rector Carlos Tumberman, announced from Costa Rica that they accepted the idea.
FOR THE PAST week Sandinista rebels, many of them youth who have taken to the barricades on the spur of the moment, have been fighting government troops in a half-dozen Nicaraguan cities, trying to force Somoza's ouster.
Today's instant Sandistas, led by a core of trained guerrillas, are much different
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THE SANDINISTAS take their name from Augusto Cesar Sandino, a guerrilla leader who spearheaded the fight against Nazi Germany in the 1920s and 1930s. Sandino was later killed.
"What you have today is a wide variety of people who back the concept of San Francisco."
from the revolutionaries who made up the original organization founded in 1960 by Carlos Fonseca Amador, a Fidel Castro-trained Marxist.
The magazine *Dainista Fight*, in an edition distributed in Panama, recently included among its minimum demands for a change in Nicaragua.
- Formation of a popular democratic government that will favor small farmers,
small businessmen and low-salaried public workers.
- Repeal of the nation's penal code, the
repeal and television code, self-
commitment code, and voter
A SANDINISTA statement broadcast nationwide after rebels seized the national capital building Aug 22 also called for establishment of an "army of the people" and denounced those who favor negotiations with Somoza.
The rebels took hostages in the capitol building and forced Somoza to release 59 political prisoners and give them $50,000 ransom and safe passage to Panama.
One freed prisoner, a top Sandinista named Tomas Borg, issued a statement in Panama denouncing what he called inequitable land distribution in
Nicaraquia and saying agrarian reform was a major Sandinista goal.
A TURNING POINT in the movement came Dec. 26, 1947, when FSLN commandos invaded the home of a former Cabinet minister, killed him and took 40 hostages. Sazmae gave them a $1 million ransom, let them fly to Cuba, political prisoners and let them fly to Cuba.
Insiders say the Sandistas underwent an identity crisis in 1975, the year that Foosea Amador was trapped and killed by government troops in the mountains north of Managua.
They say one faction wanted an immediate armed struggle to overthrow Somoza and another sought to continue preparing the people for a later struggle.
2 escapees captured after wreck
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (Ar) - Two of four prisoners who engineered a daring escape in Tennessee and ditched a highjacket airplane in Arkansas and escaped yesterday after a police car
Authors accrued a lightly wooded area in north Arkansas in search of the two escapees, who were identified as Larry Chism, 33, and Ronald Loyds, 30.
sent out of the company. Officers said the two recaptured prisoners
Officers said four men were in the truck. Two of the men -believed to have been hostages-came out of the wooded area and identified one of the escapees from a photo.
The search centered on the area after two men commanded a pickup truck at gunpoint and then wrecked the truck while being chased by state police.
told them that Chism and Lyons talked about heading for Texas.
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The inmates were identified as George Bonds, 24, and Floyd Ray Brewer, 28. The two men offered no resistance, but Bonds was injured in the crash.
The convicts paired off yesterday morning after taking the Mr. and Mrs. John B. King hostage at the couple's home in central Arkansas.
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Tax protester sentenced to three years in prison
KANSAS CITY, Kan. (UPI)—A tax protester who argued unsuccessfully in June that he was not required to file federal income tax returns because he had not been paid in gold or silver dollars was sentenced yesterday to three years in prison.
A federal judge ordered three one-year sentences for Wore O. Ware, 54 and an
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employee at the General Motors Fairix plant, but recommended they run concurrently and be served in a minimum-security prison. The judge suspended execution of the sentence for 30 days and released Ware on a $2,500 appeal bond.
During his June 21 trial, Ware said he had not fled federal income tax forms for 1973 through 1975 because federal tax laws violated his constitutional rights. Ware told the jury that federal reserve notes used as collateral for loans they are not redeemable in gold or silver.
"I did not receive any dollars," Ware said. "... you have to receive $70 before you receive credit."
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