Article: An Open Letter to the Unabomb Suspect from Bob Guccione, Chairman, General Media International.

Article: UNABOMB SUSPECT'S MOTHER SPEAKS.(MAIN)
Albany Times Union (Albany, NY);  June 16, 1996 ;     700+ words ... ... tragedy. ``I ponder endlessly over it,'' she said in her first interview since her son was arrested April 3 as the Unabomb suspect. ``What could I have done to keep him out of the wilderness? What could I have done to give him a happier life? And ...

Article: Unabomb suspect would join self-represented accused ...
Knight Ridder/Tribune News Service;  January 8, 1998 ;     700+ words ...SAN JOSE, Calif. _ If Unabomber suspect Theodore Kaczynski is permitted to act as his own attorney at his Sacramento murder trial, he'll follow the long line of accused killers who have ignored Abraham Lincoln's adage: ``He who represents himself has a fool for a client From New York commuter train

Article: UNABOMB SUSPECT THREATENED TO GET EVEN, PROFESSOR ...
Rocky Mountain News (Denver, CO);  May 1, 1996 ;     502 words ...Byline: Reuter WASHINGTON -- A Northwestern University professor said Tuesday that Unabomber suspect Theodore Kaczynski threatened in 1978 to get even with professors who rejected an anti-technology manuscript. Don Saari, a mathematics professor, told ABC News that Kaczynski approached him about

Article: Unabomb Suspect Agrees to Video Arraignment on
Xinhua English Newswire;  November 19, 1996 ;     322 words ...Unabomber defendant Theodore J. Kaczynski, currently jailed in Sacramento, California, has agreed to be arraigned via video hookup on December 10 on charges of murdering an advertising executive in New Jersey with a mail bomb. If Kaczynski had insisted on being arraigned in person, he would have

Article: UNABOMB SUSPECT IN WEST COAST JAIL.(MAIN)
Albany Times Union (Albany, NY);  June 24, 1996 ;     593 words ...Byline: JOHN HOWARD Associated Press SACRAMENTO, Calif. -- Theodore Kaczynski, the suspect in the Unabomber attacks, arrived in California under heavy guard Sunday on a flight from Montana to face federal charges. Kaczynski was moved to a downtown jail shortly before noon in a caravan of seven

Article: Unabomb Suspect's Cabin Moved to Thwart Sightseers
Chicago Sun-Times;  May 9, 1996 ;     402 words ...LINCOLN, Mont. The cabin of Unabomber suspect Theodore Kaczynski has been moved 200 yards from its foundation in the Montana wilderness as authorities consider how best to protect it from souvenir hunters and overly aggressive reporters. FBI spokesman George Grotz said the 10-by-12-foot plywood

Article: UNABOMB SUSPECT'S CABIN ...
Rocky Mountain News (Denver, CO);  May 16, 1996 ;     321 words ...Byline: Associated Press GREAT FALLS, Mont. -- The plywood cabin where Theodore Kaczynski lived alone in the Montana woods was delivered to Malmstrom Air Force Base Wednesday by flatbed truck. Kaczynski, who is suspected of being the Unabomber, was arrested at the cabin April 3 on a charge that he