probation.
Recently articles have appeared in the Yakima Herald-Republic concerning cattle rustling. Attached hereto are copies of articles dated November 10, 1972, November 30, 1972, January 27, 1973, February 21, 1973 and February 22, 1973.
Your affiant has been informed by Earl Nedrow of the Regulatory Division of the Department of Agriculture that the Cattlemen's Association wants to be notified as to the date Mr. Buntain is to be sentenced so they can show up in strength. Thus it would appear that the judge sentencing Mr. Buntain is going to be confronted with a courtroom full of cattlemen.
Mr. Martin Secondo, who wrote the pre-sentence investigation report, has informed your affiant that he, Mr. Secondo, was informed by Mr. Nedrow of the pressure being put on by the Cattlemen's Association, andFive killed as rival cult groups clash in Lagos

Five people were killed when two rival cult groups clashed at Alapere area of Ketu, Lagos.
It was learnt that on Tuesday about 11p.m. some members of Eiye confraternity stormed a car wash belonging to the leader of Aiye cult group, identified simply as Baba Azeezat, at Demurin Street, and hacked him to death.

To avenge his death, some members of the confraternity from Ikorodu, stormed Mascara area on Wednesday night and killed three members of Eiye confraternity.
But while escaping, the police shot dead one of the cultists during a shootout.

A Hausa trader, Mr. Haruna Abdulahi, said he was in his kiosk when some boys who dressed in black clothes came through Fagbamila Street and entered the car wash which also houses