The Nation - News from March 12, 1986
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Judge Earl H. Carroll of Tucson dismissed four counts against three of 11 defendants in the smuggling conspiracy trial of sanctuary activists. Forty charges remain lodged against the defendants, including the three for whom four counts were dismissed--Quaker James Corbett, a retired rancher who is considered a co-founder of the movement, Nena MacDonald and the Rev. Anthony Clark.
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