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a — wes recently telling some people that HOWIE EMMER wae, = ee CONFIDYNTIAL % 5 wT. PAT D ANT 6 > arin Femme, VLA mune = - ATTEMPT TO CLOSE DOWN: KENT STATE UNIVERSITY (KSU) \ KENT, OHIO, b7¢. ON MAY 3 - 5, 1971 ; en WHER mentioned on April 13, 1971, that ABBIE of Kent, Ohlo, vanted him to come to Kent on May 4, 1971, tart Boyes mviaoown - ' vu HOrb ican Gaia now think ie could nahe iL becuuse "he was in & heavy legal struggle in order to keep his bail from being revoked. HOPPMAN was scnedauled to ensalk in Tova the night vefore (May 3, 1971) end HOFFMAN felt that if the people at Kent wanted to pus him on the prozrem it would be OK but he did not want the entire program built fround him. HOFFMAN was goiug to try to get to Kent for Nay 4, 1971, but he could not guarantee it. ATDTT pe HOPF} AN MPD bds 1ive 4 ABBIE HOFFMAN was found guilty in the United States District Court, Northern District of Illinois, Chicego, Iilinois, during February, 1970, of violation of a Federal Anti-Riot Law, Statute, arising out of his participation in the riots during the Dernocratic National Convention held in Chiccgo in August, 1968. On February 20, 19705 HOPFIAN was sentenced to five years imprisonment and fined $5,000. As a result of the trial, HOFFMAN was also found guilty on February 14, 1970, of | 23 separate criminal contempts and sentenced to 8 mon imprisonment. On February 28, 1970, the U.S. District Court of Appeals, Seventh circuit, Chicago, Illinois, ordered that HOFFMAN be released on $25,000 bond. 6 CONF IPENTIAL 4 AR jee a