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Rioters Choose Trial By Jury

GRAND FALLS, Nfid. (CP)— Eight men charged with rioting following a clash between police and International WoodWorkers of America (CLC) pickets at nearby Badger last month, elected trial

by judge and jury Thursday. Preliminary hearing was set for April 10. The men were re leased on bail. The eight were: Walter Paul, 34, of Badger; Ivan Roberts, 20, | Lomond; Augustus Rideout, 21, |South Brook; Archibald Col- |bourne, 21, Robert’s Arm; Ralph | Rideout, 25, Beaumont; Clifford Laing, 32, Lomond; Ishmael Ped- die, 43, Chance Harbor, and Au- gustus Colbourne, 39, Little Bay. The men were arrested by RCMP following the clash in which Const. William Moss of the Newfoundland constabulary was fatally injured. They were first chargec with unlawful assembly, but the charge was changed to rioting. Ronald Laing, 30, of Lo-

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