FEBRUARY 10 - 16, 1982
Servi Tri-COunty Southw.!st .. �
tter n. e
other, indicted by a
-federal grand jury 1
o mber, He f ce a
e of fraudulently ob­
taining fund from a 1 cal
band, ith Gavin,
char e of con pir y to
commit bri rv
FOI cAf; t te timony
+ t Patterson, all but
o of the c unts
e contr ctor
ould be dropped and a
recornmen ti made to
the court of a two-year
maximum ntence, th
an id G vin d tome id.
had b n offered The .s. attorney'
immunity from pro cution office ga th three de-
on all cha in exchan fendant until Tue ay to
for ir te imony ains ceept th p a-bargain
,
offer or it ill prep e for
trial t to begin Feb. 16.
During Fr·d y' pre-trial
conference, Judge Gibson
noted that attorney Logan
had b n put in a po ible
eonflict-of-int re po ition
repre nting Patter n while
al repre n ling tho who
b offered a d to
te tify again Pattetson
until onday to decide
hether or not to choo
a n attorney. Patter n
reached by phone this
morning . d he did not
yet know for sure if he
would chan attorney s bu t
dded, "I doubt it."
Jud e B njamin Gib
deni d moti n for dismis­
of the federal charge.
CIo
to
half of B r-
tion
it, d te it
d
rien County
ld recipi n
return
it
bet een
fce
a
10
of
income
end
of
th
month
and
becau
of
n
repor
before
the
5th
of
sy em,
ccording to
ne
month.
y Bo erman, director 0
Client
failing
to
Social S rvices for th coun-
folio
ty.
rvice
o esm
for
Dep rtrnent reports th t of
the approxirn t
6000 re-
porting
forms
due,
only
4,400 h v
been recei ed
and of this number, 1 050
de
er
returned to
cli nt
becau
the form
nt
d
m t' tan.
ry u