Biography
Angele Ellis was individually named among five Rockwell protesters in Pittsburgh who actually served four “working days” in jail after refusing fines from the August 6, 1985 protest. The source explicitly describes actual jail service, but its working-day qualifier is preserved: it is not silently represented as four full twenty-four-hour days or a guessed continuous calendar span. No exact later intake, sentencing or discharge day is printed.
Contemporary custody evidence
Angele Ellis was individually named among five Rockwell protesters in Pittsburgh who actually served four “working days” in jail after refusing fines from the August 6, 1985 protest. The source explicitly describes actual jail service, but its working-day qualifier is preserved: it is not silently represented as four full twenty-four-hour days or a guessed continuous calendar span. No exact later intake, sentencing or discharge day is printed.
The Nuclear Resister No.35, October 24, 1985, original PDF pages 7.
Unconfirmed physical admission and release dates remain unknown. No nominal sentence, future date or historical directory is used to assert present imprisonment.
