African Activist Archive

Contents: THE NEED FOR REPEAL OF THE NAVAJO-HOPI LAND SETTLEMENT ACT OF 1974 • INTERVIEW: Greg Joey Johnson • DEMONSTRATORS EXONERATED • NEWS around the world • Tennessee Prison Revolt • Governor to go on ice? • MOVE • Your tax dollars at work... • Staten Island vs. Navy • Round up • South African Briefs • Jordon may draft women • Some Choice • Lucky Strike • Only the good... • old dogs - same tricks • SCHEDULE OF COMING EVENTS • LAUGHING AT OURSELVES • the great rebellion • HELL in a handbasket • BORN • HOUSE WANTED • HERIDOS DE MUERTE • BIKO PLAZA NEWS CONTRIBUTORS • The newsletter reported that, in two court cases, all anti-apartheid defendants were found not guilty of section 647(c), blocking free passage to a public place. The newsletter says 11 South African townships are reported in rebellion, three people are dead and five wounded so far. The bodies of Fort Calata and Matthew Goniwe were found in a burnt car outside of Port Elizabeth, and 20,000 gold miners ended a wildcat strike at three mines near Johannesburg. The newsletter discusses Community Defense Inc., Alan Kolling, the Republican Party, the Oakland City Council, and divestment.

African Activist Archive

BIKO PLAZA NEWS

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