Biography
Erica Enzer was a Chicago pacifist arrested in 1958 in the nonviolent campaign against construction of the nation's first intercontinental ballistic missile base near Cheyenne, Wyoming. Convicted of trespassing, she chose to serve out her $100 fine in jail at a dollar a day.
Contemporary 1983–1984 custody evidence
The Vandenberg follow-up identifies Erica Enzer’s January 19, 1984 twenty-day sentence for the June 1983 backcountry protest and explicitly says she was now out after serving the time at Santa Barbara County Jail. The twenty days are corroborated completed service, not just a sentence. No exact jail-admission or physical discharge day is given; sentencing is not silently reused as admission. This is separate from her 1958 and 1963–1964 cases.
The Nuclear Resister No. 23, February 12, 1984, original PDF 6 / printed 5.
The contemporary CNVA bulletin individually names this walker among those arrested December 23, 1963 and reports confinement at Albany City Jail. This adds the jail location without changing the existing custody dates.
