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Fut they conlinued 10 defend the killing as a revolt tionary action—-and they ac- cused the Scotts of being bour- geois. . On the Fourth of July the Scotty had served up 320 in prime beef and good wine in an ouidoor barbeque at the i fer, Everyone had savored :. the meal. Now, several days later, Bill directed a stinging esiticism. “The fact that you didn’t spend five dofiats on hamburger shows where you're at You're part of the bour- geoisis.” 4 Jack's relock “You're Ure ones wih fucked . up valuss, We've never heard 3 single thank you for the things we've dons for you. And yei you have the gali to try and | ! was ! \ | 1 l ‘ guill-trip us.” He stormed out i i f i I | | , anery. of the farmhouse ant drove back to New York. He was still so upset whoa he arrived that he repped by a fricnd’s house and mottered srimty, ‘“There-are sone people I'd lke to kill.” If took severa: more hours for him to quict down. | But the bickering had soured interest ja the book and [e+ opened a Tilt between the Scotts and the fugitives, Both sides agreed that the fugitives shovtd leave the farmhouse by Sepicinber 1st, the day the lease expired. Jack began searching for a new project. In early August Porttand basketball star Bill Wallon calicd hira in New Yark with an invilation. 10 visit “Orcron, Watton, the contro versial redhead who signed 3 mitlion-dotlae comtract as 3 yookic and is expected by some to become the finest center in pro heskelball, had read Scou’s books and shared his phites- ophy about sports. The wo had corresponded for two years but hal never met. Since meeting the furitives Jack had bested nothing but triliciss of bis pink wank ice sovsels, Now he felt psyched up anain, AValuan was Lying provt that cadiculiana and sjorls were nol mufially vackiive. lie as- cepted Waltua’s invitauan and flew to Porth. The wo hit it of immedi- ately. “They hiked ground the Oiegan back couriry, Lilhing about Ube upremiag season, wepelatian ality ooel Vhe rete vd sadical athtchs., Willan, few. =59- ever, knew nothing of the Pennsylvania farmhouse: 3d Jack decided to icave it iat, way. After a week Walton in- vited Jack and Micki to share his A-frame house near the Willamette River. | Back in New York, Juck cons ferred with Micki, She ageeud. They would move the 1SS5 to Portland and tive and work with Walton. Bat first they had to untangle themselves from the vader ground. Even though several people will uncergsound connections Knew the Scolts were harooring the SILA fugitives, no ont had oifered to help. The Weather Undergreund, an organizs:ion that hod hidden fugitives for five years Without a single cap- ture, had not comtacied them, For two months the SLA fugi- lives had depended solely on the Scolts and Wendy Yoshi- TUVIEA, Still the fugitives were not in the desperate situation of exrly June. The poise spotlight on the case had dimened. Theie friends back in Berketey might be willing to risk helping them now, , So the Harrisss ¢rove to phone boaths in ancarby town where they called friends on the West Coast. A series of cats followed—all from pay phones and to pay phones. The Weal Coast friends, whem Dill named the “new team,” were willing lo help. Exerything would be ar- rangcd—transporatian, MITEL, even 2 ploy fo distract potice atisntion. The Harrires brought back the news. “These gcopte are heavy revolutionaries.” Rill pointedty told the Scots. They've teally got it together. They want 10 be pact of our unit.” The new team included Kathy Soliah. the friead of An- gela Atwood’s who bad helped the fugitives in Berkeley. and -Saliah’s brother. Steve. Like many SLA sympethizers, the Soliahs had bees oulraged” by the 1A. shovteur, During the summer they bad talked to whe belied that the Sf.A's pucreilia taeties stwull be re- sumed -— perhaps by bowbing carefully cetectedl Carpets, The flarrises were anxious ta rejoin people who shisewd their lelicf ia political vivirnee, They fell ceaempl for the Scoun’ skittohaess — aml no fangs buthered bo conceal it, And aiiiwagh the Scotts had sheen loyistig esperts, the new team hasd wotud pleas of its own. uther Berkeley area radicals | ae nek we ee me re