Youths, police conflict
PORTLAND (AP) — An angry crowd of about 150 youths
throw rocks and bottles at poiito Sunday night uftor officers
responding to reports of vandalism showed up at n downtown
rock concert, officers said.
Al«nit 150 police in riot gear blocked off several streets and
Burnside Bridge over the Willamette River ns demonstrators
veiled obscenities and ac< used them of inciting more violence
Police made about 25 or 30 arrests on various charges, said
police Sgt. Derrick Pox worth.
No injuries were immediately reported. The area began to
return to calm about 0:30 p in as darkness fell.
The incident began at Pioneer Courthouse Square, a brick
covered park, where about 30 or -»0 people who relied them
selves anarchists wore gathered. Pox worth said.
The group Inter walked to the X-Ray Cafe and joined sever
al more people who wero gathered for a punk ror k concert. Pox
worth said.
Police began making arrest* when the group spread out
through the downtown ansa, throwing objects at police.
Pox worth said officers were dispatched to the area when
police received reports of people vandalizing cars, throwing
rocks and blocking streets. The confrontation outside of the X
Kny (-ife began about fi:30 p in., police said.
Witnesses said the scene at the concert was controlled before
police arrived.
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UFO convention visits beyond
BELI.KVUF. Wash (API —
Many pimple f*•«* 1 they'll In*
branded as flakes if others know
about their interest or experi
ence with I TOs
Not Manlyn Childs
Child* say * she has had < on
tinuing contact with UFO* ever
sinc.e she was a young girl gross -
mg up on her family'* farm in
Denver Her parents dismissed
curious living discs as part of a
Russian spy mission
"I believe certain people in
certain families are tracked,"
Childs said
John Carpenter, a psvc hialrii
social worker from Springfield.
Mo. said cases like Childs'
aren't uncommon Ho said he
has treated more than HO people
who. under hypnosis, have
revealed details of alien abduc
tions Carpenter said the people
react much the same way they
would to a movie
"They each have different
reactions to the experience." he
said "That's natural human
behavior "
Carpenter and Child*. c;o
director of the Washington state
branch of the Mutual UFO Net
work Inc . were two of the par
tii ipant* at the weekend UF’O
research conference in Bellevue.
Tht) two-day conference —
organized hv TRIAD. n Missouri
based research group— present
ed 1JFO enthusiasts and skepth s
with a chance to learn more
ahmit a subjei t that goes far
beyond the outer limits
An architei t offered theories
about possible life on Mars A
psvchiatrist talked about his
case studies of people who,
under hypnosis, revealed details
of alien ahdiu lions Two jour
nalists ai ( used tile I LS govern
ment of hiding information
about hidden alien spans raft
I House Carpenter, one of TRI
AD'S three partners, said JO to
J3 more UrO conferences are
planned within the next year
She said group would like to
oven ome common stereotypes
associated with unexplained
phenomena
"We think it's important to
bring the scientific community
together with the public." she
said. "This is not a Trekkie con
vention These are intelligent
people asking intelligent ques
tions."
Conference organizers expect
ed about 300 participants. They
said about 300 had registered by
about mid-day Saturday
Some who attended the first
<tm were impressed. Others
remained unconvinced that
extraterrestrial txongs visit earth
'I think it's all open to
debate " said one Seattle
woman If anybody renlh
knows we wouldn't be having
these conferences "
The woman w ished to remain
unidentified ''I'm an educator,
and if anyone knew 1 was here
she said with a roll of the
eyes.
Ocean Shore residents Kutli
and Dave Sharp were happy to
he at the conference.
"1 think it's just tlie most
exciting thing," Kntfi said.
Most people look at people
who have an interest in IJFOs ns
kooky, hut I think it's one of the
most important scientific issues
facing us."
John Carpenter said lie has
documented studies of multiple
abductions, where more than
one person is involved. Under
hypnosis, the people relate the
same story, detail for detail.
These aren't people looking to
gain attention, he said.
"They don't show up saying
they were abducted by aliens.
They just want to know why
they can't sleep and why they
continue to have panic attacks."
protest bill may be big
SAN JOSK, Calif. IAP) — Thu bill for Operation
Resc tie's 10-dav "Cities of Refugp" campaign could
« ome to ns high ns $2 5 million. Snn Jose officials
said.
A detailed (ally of the c ost of all of the overtime
for police, traffic control and emergency services
personnel ns well ns jail and proc essing costs for
the 110 people arrested won't !>*• available until Int
er this week But it will probably run between
$51)0.000 to $:* r> million, polfce spokesman Bruce
Toney said Sunday
San lose polic e hud I men prepared for as many
as 500 arrests a day, though tile numbers turned out
to be far lower than that. Toney said. Polit e based
their estimates on events in Wichita. Kan . where
Operation Resc ue had a 4l> day campaign his! year
"We had intelligent e on what to ex pec t when
they c ame to San lose, licit it fell far short of what
we were antic ipating I think esen Operation Res
cue was disappointed in hnyv things turned out."
Toney said
Operation Resc ue leaders had a c losing prayer
rally Sunday at Evangel Christian Fellowship
< hurt h in San lose vowing that their anti-abortion
c ampaign was not over
"We vv ill fight the forces that are anti-Christ, anti
American and anti-morality ." preac bed Pastor David
tiinnistraci. "We re going to fight this battle in San
Jose and Santa Clara i minty until we abolish abor
tion clinics one c and for all
Outside of the church, about HO abortion rights
advocates i hauled "Three, five, seven, 10. why art
all vonr loaders men?" They hold aloft signs read
ing "Goodbye. Good Riddance" and "Don't Call Us.
We’ll Call You."
Across the street Georgia Haltier and her two
daughters stood on their porch, watching the stream
of cars entering the t hurch parking lot Thirteen
year-old Michael had just come bat k from a week
of helping out after her godmother hud .1 habv when
the first Operation Rescue rally was at the ( hurt h
Haltier made signs reading "Free Your Mind" and
"It's not YOUR Womb" and put them up in the fam
ily s living room window. A "Pro-Choice Victory”
banner hung from the eaves "We re a pro-choice
family We believe in keeping our rights." her moth
er said.
Of the 110 arrests during the course of the rveek,
‘10 yyere Operation Rest.ue volunteers, spokes
woman Susan Finn said. Seventeen of those were
still in jail Sunday night because they yyere arrest
ed more than om e
Sunday 's rally marked the end of the Operation
Rescue's 10-day. seven-city "Cities of Refuge" < am
paign San lose polke said no clinics yyere dosed
I vet a use of the protests
Operation Rest ue leader Chet Callegher said Ins
group plans a march on the mayor of San Jose's
house next Saturday. "to let her know bow yve feel
alvout not being able to s|>eak freely ."
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