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Both Sides Rest Case in Bundy Trial Close Arguments Today Continued From Page B-1 area of Highland High School in hope a girlfriend of his might be awake. But her hoyse lights were all turned out so he “‘started driving west.” He testified he really didn’t know “where he was when he decided to pull off a side street to smoke some more ‘ marijuana. - ».At this time, Sgt. Hayward began . pursuit of Bundy’s car. Bundy said he became paranoid and started fleeing . from the unmarked police car while at the same time throwing out any remaining marijuana in his car. Admits Lieing When he was finally stopped, he. testified he lied to police, saying he had been to a movie in the area. Lawmen, however, arrested him for fleeing and possession of burglary tools. Found in his car was a crow bar, which police later alleged was used to threaten Miss DaRonch the night she was abducted. — During cross examination, Mr. ‘Yocom asked Bundy why he continued to lie about his presence in Granger even after he knew he was being * investigated for something more serious. Bundy said he even lied to his attorney until a few weeks ago because’ he was extremely embarrassed about admitting his involvement with mari- juana. Mr. Yocom asked if Bundy didn’t realize, as a law student, that charges of fleeing and possession of burglary ‘tools were much more serious ‘than a marijuana charge. Faced Choice? “You felt it would be better to take the rap for burglary tools and evading ‘than to say why you were there (in Granger)?”’ Mr. Yocom asked. “Yes, I guess so,” was the reply. Under examination by Mr. O’Connell, Bundy said his car was definitely not running well Nov. 8 and cited the gas station repair incident. : w Mr. Yocom, during cross examina- tion, produced numerous gas station credit card receipts bearing the defen- dant’s signature. ’ Using those receipts, which Judge Hanson later received into evidence over Mr. O’Connell’s objection; Mr. Yocom proved Bundy bought gasoline Nov. Sand used his credit card. - Topped Off Tank It was not revealed where he bought the gasoline, but Mr. Yocom estab-« lished Bundy received 6.4 gallons and. “topped off the gasoline tank.’ Bundy agreed. . Mr. Yocom asked if, on the night of Nov. 8, after having visited the tavern ‘in Trolley Sqaure, Bundy’s breath may have smelled of alcohol. “I suppose so,” was the answer. The prosecutor asked what movie Bundy saw and he told him. “T wouldn’t -tell you anything that wasn’t true,” Bundy responded on his own, — ; “But you did lie to the police in