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4 Rae oe A a ee oe Vay eee 4 A ag ti fit + HR ERS ‘ e y aa er ag . ARMED TI mat ppt elas OEY TS rool; at, saga Bhi . ’ Vy en nge Tae Ae, "a i Fe pet * or . ea aay BAB. ee “FD-36 (Rev, $-22-64) FBI { t \ | | ! I | t Date: i } t Transmit the following in {Type in plaintext or code} ’ (Priority) \ CE 157-6171 D. George Jackson Liberation School Not Operational E. Free Ambulance Program Limited Operation t) Arrests and Convictions Two of three members of the BPP at High Point, N. C., known as "The High Point Three," and serving jail terms in the State of North Carolina, from 7 to 10 years resulting from their convictions on charges of being armed with a deadly weapon, continue to remain in jail, however, it is anticipated that SAMMY LEE CARTER will be paroled in the near future. LARRY MEDLEY, the third member of “The High Point Three,” was paroled from the North Carolina Department of Correction (NCDC) AY effective 3/6/74. Finances Funding for the BPP at Winston-Salem, N. C., continues to remain solely dependent upon donations from the community and from the sale of the BPP newspaper. Both these sources of income, however, are extremely limited, and during January, February, and March, 1975, sufficient funding was not available to provide continuous ambulance service. As a result of an earlier contact by LARRY LITTLE with the National Episcopal Church in New York City during November through December, 1974, the BPP has been awarded an additional grant of $5,000 from that institution, and these funds are supposedly to be used for insurance purposes on the ambulance y) which is approximately $4,400 annually. . 3 Approved: 2 Sent lM Per Special Agent in Charge U.S.Government Printing Office: 1972 — 455-574 IPERS nay StL ge Tenet err gieerumert tt Teer mn em ee