HEADING OFF TO JAIL...

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Michigan Faith & Resisitance

The final nine peacemakers convicted of trespass last August at Wurtsmith Air Force Base in Michigan were sentenced Jauary 25. Magistrate Binder of the Bay Cuty Federal Court sent Helen Casey to jail for 42 days, and ordered a ten day sentence for Rev. Joe Czologoaz. Seven others received ten day suspended sentences and one year on probation.

Czologoaz will begin serving his sentence March 7, while Casey immediately joined three other resisters in the Bay County Jail. Srs. Ardeth Platte and Carol Gilbert were released January29 after serving three months each, and Joan McCoy remains jailed with Casey until March 14.

For more information, contact Bread and Peace Community; 903 N. Seventh, Saginaw, MI 48601.

SUPPORT ACTION: Letters of support can be sent ro Helen Casey and Joan McCoy; Bay County Jail; 501 3rd St.; Bay City, MI 48708

Wisconsin Probation Violation

In late October, 1987, Nukewatch organizers in Madison, Wisconsin, attempted to expand the Faith and Risistance retreat/direct action concept to incorporate more secular resisters in a deeper probing of the rationale and means of non-violent resistance.

PEACE PARK VIGIL

On January 28, U.S. District Judge Charles Richey in Washington, D.C., sentenced four Peace Park vigilers to jail terms. He acknowledged it will not deter their conduct but hoped that it will deter others from engaging in similar protests. Two other men had been jailed in December for violation of camping and other anti-vigil provisions in Department of Interior regulations.