Biography
Liza Apper was individually named with Valerie Sklarevsky in the August 6, 1986 Hiroshima remembrance protest at the Rocketdyne plant in Canoga Park. Both were arrested for trespass and explicitly spent two nights in jail; the $50 fine was suspended because of time served. No exact physical release day or two elapsed-day/48-hour total is inferred from the two documented nights, and the source does not explicitly name a plea or conviction.
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Liza Apper was individually named with Valerie Sklarevsky in the August 6, 1986 Hiroshima remembrance protest at the Rocketdyne plant in Canoga Park. Both were arrested for trespass and explicitly spent two nights in jail; the $50 fine was suspended because of time served. No exact physical release day or two elapsed-day/48-hour total is inferred from the two documented nights, and the source does not explicitly name a plea or conviction.
The Nuclear Resister No. 41, September 18, 1986, original PDF page 5 (printed 4). No demographic attributes, vital dates, unprinted endpoints or current custody status are inferred.
