Biography
Bob Holzman was individually named among the San Diego Catholic Workers arrested August 6, 1986 after painting Hiroshima shadows outside the Federal Building. All six pleaded guilty to damaging government property. Unlike four who accepted tickets, Phipps and Holzman refused identification, fines and probation, and the contemporary report explicitly confirms that the two served ten-day sentences in the Metropolitan Correctional Center. Ten actual served days are recorded without inventing the later sentence-admission or discharge date.
Source and limits
Bob Holzman was individually named among the San Diego Catholic Workers arrested August 6, 1986 after painting Hiroshima shadows outside the Federal Building. All six pleaded guilty to damaging government property. Unlike four who accepted tickets, Phipps and Holzman refused identification, fines and probation, and the contemporary report explicitly confirms that the two served ten-day sentences in the Metropolitan Correctional Center. Ten actual served days are recorded without inventing the later sentence-admission or discharge date.
The Nuclear Resister No. 41, September 18, 1986, original PDF page 6 (printed 5). No demographic attributes, vital dates, unprinted endpoints or current custody status are inferred.
