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CV 157-1524 Akron's public schools, both addressed a meeting Sponsored ty the B'nai B'rith men and women and the Jewisn Center on the subject of extremism in the ee roa Cencer et ‘we Se ee community. "BARBUTO said his office 'knows' that a former Chicago policeman, fired tecause of Ku Klux Hlan activity, and a companion who came to Akron to attempt to form a Klan extremist group are leaving Summit County. "tmhey can't even get jobs in Summit County, ' BARBUTO said. _ fal £ _— "BARBUTO was referring to DONALD R, HEATH, 7 \ 21 of 1035 Pairbanig. pl. and his 16 ~year-old | ‘ companion DAVID JOH) FARRIS JR., 74 Wise st. po _ " fde ——, 5 : phe The Beacon Journal was unatle to reach either “reek of them for confirmation that they are leaving "Phe Ylan has been dininishinzs in Summit County, BAREUTO said. —_—_ "lan general membership meetings draw no more than 59 to 75 nersons, the prosecutor said, adding We feel they were unsuccessful in orfanizine pespie for violence.'! "BARBUTO seid black extrenism hes been kept low in Akron because 've are blessed with strong leader- ship in our Hesro community. xtremists in the 5 ~ = a7 33 m nAA OWA area - ‘Youn @dults, a sorry i attacking Phe gstatlishment', a wan vs. sean ils Vos aL i l organized sockty. "ITt comes from an area where you would think there education would lead them to a vetter philoxsovny of ife,' he said. "te have information that they are trying to ——- fet into Acron's high schools to create pockets of dissent,’ he eaid,. col if?) + {7} tah) | ali Lary ct > ov) tal ~ 4 i ee cr w _ aes ie c Oo ey o a QO bY ie) n o 3 2 we Ao] % i] te as extreriste. - 92.