Symbionese Liberation Army - Revision history

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	'''Patty Hearst, daughter of the dynasty that publishes the''' ''San Francisco Examiner'', '''was kidnapped by the SLA in 1974 and later participated in a [[Patty Hearst Bankrobber \|bank robbery]] in the Sunset District. While she was held captive, the SLA [[SLA Demands "Gesture of Good Faith"\| demanded]] a free-food program be established, with $1 million of food to be purchased by the Hearst family and given away in poor neighborhoods around the Bay Area.''' ''photo: SLA''		'''Patty Hearst, daughter of the dynasty that publishes the''' ''San Francisco Examiner'', '''was kidnapped by the SLA in 1974 and later participated in a [[Patty Hearst Bankrobber \|bank robbery]] in the Sunset District. While she was held captive, the SLA [[SLA Demands "Gesture of Good Faith"\| demanded]] a free-food program be established, with $1 million of food to be purchased by the Hearst family and given away in poor neighborhoods around the Bay Area.'''

			''photo: SLA''

	In FEBRUARY 1974, Patty Hearst was kidnapped by the Symbionese Liberation Army, led by Donald "Cinque" DeFreeze. One of its [[SLA Demands \| demands]] was a [[The Legacy of the SLA \| free-food program]]. Patty's father, Randolph Hearst, publisher of the ''San Francisco Examiner'' arranged for such a project. Gov. Ronald Reagan commented on the long line of people waiting for free food, saying he hoped they'd all get botulism. Patty was [[Patty Hearst's SLA Hideout \| kept in a closet]], became a member of the SLA, changed her name to Tania, adopted radical rhetoric, robbed a bank, and went on the lam, becoming a vehicle for repressive action on the right and wishful thinking on the left.		In FEBRUARY 1974, Patty Hearst was kidnapped by the Symbionese Liberation Army, led by Donald "Cinque" DeFreeze. One of its [[SLA Demands \| demands]] was a [[The Legacy of the SLA \| free-food program]]. Patty's father, Randolph Hearst, publisher of the ''San Francisco Examiner'' arranged for such a project. Gov. Ronald Reagan commented on the long line of people waiting for free food, saying he hoped they'd all get botulism. Patty was [[Patty Hearst's SLA Hideout \| kept in a closet]], became a member of the SLA, changed her name to Tania, adopted radical rhetoric, robbed a bank, and went on the lam, becoming a vehicle for repressive action on the right and wishful thinking on the left.

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			'''<font face = Papyrus> <font color = maroon> <font size = 4>Historical Essay</font></font> </font>'''

			''by Paul Krassner''

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	'''Patty Hearst, daughter of the dynasty that publishes the''' ''San Francisco Examiner'', '''was kidnapped by the SLA in 1974 and later participated in a [[Patty Hearst Bankrobber \|bank robbery]] in the Sunset District. While she was held captive, the SLA [[~~Polbhem1$sla$food-ransom itm.html~~ \| demanded]] a free-food program be established, with $1 million of food to be purchased by the Hearst family and given away in poor neighborhoods around the Bay Area.''' ''photo: SLA''		'''Patty Hearst, daughter of the dynasty that publishes the''' ''San Francisco Examiner'', '''was kidnapped by the SLA in 1974 and later participated in a [[Patty Hearst Bankrobber \|bank robbery]] in the Sunset District. While she was held captive, the SLA [[SLA Demands "Gesture of Good Faith"\| demanded]] a free-food program be established, with $1 million of food to be purchased by the Hearst family and given away in poor neighborhoods around the Bay Area.''' ''photo: SLA''

	In FEBRUARY 1974, Patty Hearst was kidnapped by the Symbionese Liberation Army, led by Donald "Cinque" DeFreeze. One of its [[SLA Demands \| demands]] was a [[The Legacy of the SLA \| free-food program]]. Patty's father, Randolph Hearst, publisher of the ''San Francisco Examiner'' arranged for such a project. Gov. Ronald Reagan commented on the long line of people waiting for free food, saying he hoped they'd all get botulism. Patty was [[Patty Hearst's SLA Hideout \| kept in a closet]], became a member of the SLA, changed her name to Tania, adopted radical rhetoric, robbed a bank, and went on the lam, becoming a vehicle for repressive action on the right and wishful thinking on the left.		In FEBRUARY 1974, Patty Hearst was kidnapped by the Symbionese Liberation Army, led by Donald "Cinque" DeFreeze. One of its [[SLA Demands \| demands]] was a [[The Legacy of the SLA \| free-food program]]. Patty's father, Randolph Hearst, publisher of the ''San Francisco Examiner'' arranged for such a project. Gov. Ronald Reagan commented on the long line of people waiting for free food, saying he hoped they'd all get botulism. Patty was [[Patty Hearst's SLA Hideout \| kept in a closet]], became a member of the SLA, changed her name to Tania, adopted radical rhetoric, robbed a bank, and went on the lam, becoming a vehicle for repressive action on the right and wishful thinking on the left.

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	'''Patty Hearst, daughter of the dynasty that publishes the''' ''San Francisco Examiner'', '''was kidnapped by the SLA in 1974 and later participated in a [[Patty Hearst Bankrobber \|bank robbery]] in the Sunset District. While she was held captive, the SLA [[Polbhem1$sla$food-ransom itm.html \| demanded]] a free-food program be established, with $1 million of food to be purchased by the Hearst family and given away in poor neighborhoods around the Bay Area.''' ''photo: SLA''		'''Patty Hearst, daughter of the dynasty that publishes the''' ''San Francisco Examiner'', '''was kidnapped by the SLA in 1974 and later participated in a [[Patty Hearst Bankrobber \|bank robbery]] in the Sunset District. While she was held captive, the SLA [[Polbhem1$sla$food-ransom itm.html \| demanded]] a free-food program be established, with $1 million of food to be purchased by the Hearst family and given away in poor neighborhoods around the Bay Area.''' ''photo: SLA''

	In FEBRUARY 1974, Patty Hearst was kidnapped by the Symbionese Liberation Army, led by Donald "Cinque" DeFreeze. One of its [[~~Polbhem1$sla$demands itm.html~~ \| demands]] was a [[The Legacy of the SLA \| free-food program]]. Patty's father, Randolph Hearst, publisher of the ''San Francisco Examiner'' arranged for such a project. Gov. Ronald Reagan commented on the long line of people waiting for free food, saying he hoped they'd all get botulism. Patty was [[Patty Hearst's SLA Hideout \| kept in a closet]], became a member of the SLA, changed her name to Tania, adopted radical rhetoric, robbed a bank, and went on the lam, becoming a vehicle for repressive action on the right and wishful thinking on the left.		In FEBRUARY 1974, Patty Hearst was kidnapped by the Symbionese Liberation Army, led by Donald "Cinque" DeFreeze. One of its [[SLA Demands \| demands]] was a [[The Legacy of the SLA \| free-food program]]. Patty's father, Randolph Hearst, publisher of the ''San Francisco Examiner'' arranged for such a project. Gov. Ronald Reagan commented on the long line of people waiting for free food, saying he hoped they'd all get botulism. Patty was [[Patty Hearst's SLA Hideout \| kept in a closet]], became a member of the SLA, changed her name to Tania, adopted radical rhetoric, robbed a bank, and went on the lam, becoming a vehicle for repressive action on the right and wishful thinking on the left.

	She was captured in San Francisco after 18 months. She was so surprised that she peed in her pants, but that was only reported in the ''Chronicle'', not the ''Examiner''... She was permitted to change in the bathroom. The FBI inventory of her possessions did not include "pants, wet, one pair," but there was on the FBI list a two-foot marijuana plant (as compared with almost a pound of pot not reported that the FBI found at the apartment from which she had been kidnapped). There was also a bottle of Gallo wine in the SLA safe house, not exactly a loyal gesture to the United Farm Workers it purported to support. And there was an unidentified "rock" found in Patty's purse.		She was captured in San Francisco after 18 months. She was so surprised that she peed in her pants, but that was only reported in the ''Chronicle'', not the ''Examiner''... She was permitted to change in the bathroom. The FBI inventory of her possessions did not include "pants, wet, one pair," but there was on the FBI list a two-foot marijuana plant (as compared with almost a pound of pot not reported that the FBI found at the apartment from which she had been kidnapped). There was also a bottle of Gallo wine in the SLA safe house, not exactly a loyal gesture to the United Farm Workers it purported to support. And there was an unidentified "rock" found in Patty's purse.

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	The enigmatic graffiti COLE SLAW LIVES appeared after the trial, baffling tourists. It was a makeover of SLA LIVES, though one ex-Berkeleyite assumed that a political activist named Cole Slaw was dead because there was graffiti saying that he was alive.		The enigmatic graffiti COLE SLAW LIVES appeared after the trial, baffling tourists. It was a makeover of SLA LIVES, though one ex-Berkeleyite assumed that a political activist named Cole Slaw was dead because there was graffiti saying that he was alive.

	''--Paul Krassner, ''San Francisco Bay Guardian, July 7, 1999''		''--Paul Krassner, ''San Francisco Bay Guardian'', July 7, 1999''

	''Paul Krassner covered the Patty Hearst trial for the ''' Berkeley Barb''' and ''' Playboy'''. His ''' Impolite Interviews''' (Seven Stories Press) and '''Pot Stories for the Soul ''' (High Times Books) were both published in 1999.''		''Paul Krassner covered the Patty Hearst trial for the ''' Berkeley Barb''' and ''' Playboy'''. His ''' Impolite Interviews''' (Seven Stories Press) and '''Pot Stories for the Soul ''' (High Times Books) were both published in 1999.''

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	[[Image:polbhem1$patty-hearst-and-sla.jpg]]		[[Image:polbhem1$patty-hearst-and-sla.jpg]]

	'''Patty Hearst, daughter of the dynasty that publishes the''' ''San Francisco Examiner'', '''was kidnapped by the SLA in 1974 and later participated in a [[Patty Hearst Bankrobber \|bank robbery]] in the Sunset District. While she was held captive, the SLA [[Polbhem1$sla$food-ransom itm.html \| demanded]] a free-food program be established, with $1 million of food to be purchased by the Hearst family and given away in poor neighborhoods around the Bay Area.''' ''~~photograph~~: SLA''		'''Patty Hearst, daughter of the dynasty that publishes the''' ''San Francisco Examiner'', '''was kidnapped by the SLA in 1974 and later participated in a [[Patty Hearst Bankrobber \|bank robbery]] in the Sunset District. While she was held captive, the SLA [[Polbhem1$sla$food-ransom itm.html \| demanded]] a free-food program be established, with $1 million of food to be purchased by the Hearst family and given away in poor neighborhoods around the Bay Area.''' ''photo: SLA''

	In FEBRUARY 1974, Patty Hearst was kidnapped by the Symbionese Liberation Army, led by Donald "Cinque" DeFreeze. One of its [[Polbhem1$sla$demands itm.html \| demands]] was a [[The Legacy of the SLA \| free-food program]]. Patty's father, Randolph Hearst, publisher of the ''San Francisco Examiner'' arranged for such a project. Gov. Ronald Reagan commented on the long line of people waiting for free food, saying he hoped they'd all get botulism. Patty was [[Patty Hearst's SLA Hideout \| kept in a closet]], became a member of the SLA, changed her name to Tania, adopted radical rhetoric, robbed a bank, and went on the lam, becoming a vehicle for repressive action on the right and wishful thinking on the left.		In FEBRUARY 1974, Patty Hearst was kidnapped by the Symbionese Liberation Army, led by Donald "Cinque" DeFreeze. One of its [[Polbhem1$sla$demands itm.html \| demands]] was a [[The Legacy of the SLA \| free-food program]]. Patty's father, Randolph Hearst, publisher of the ''San Francisco Examiner'' arranged for such a project. Gov. Ronald Reagan commented on the long line of people waiting for free food, saying he hoped they'd all get botulism. Patty was [[Patty Hearst's SLA Hideout \| kept in a closet]], became a member of the SLA, changed her name to Tania, adopted radical rhetoric, robbed a bank, and went on the lam, becoming a vehicle for repressive action on the right and wishful thinking on the left.
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	The enigmatic graffiti COLE SLAW LIVES appeared after the trial, baffling tourists. It was a makeover of SLA LIVES, though one ex-Berkeleyite assumed that a political activist named Cole Slaw was dead because there was graffiti saying that he was alive.		The enigmatic graffiti COLE SLAW LIVES appeared after the trial, baffling tourists. It was a makeover of SLA LIVES, though one ex-Berkeleyite assumed that a political activist named Cole Slaw was dead because there was graffiti saying that he was alive.

	''~~'By~~ Paul Krassner~~'''~~, ''San Francisco Bay Guardian, July 7, 1999''		''--Paul Krassner, ''San Francisco Bay Guardian, July 7, 1999''

	''--Paul Krassner covered the Patty Hearst trial for the ''' Berkeley Barb''' and ''' Playboy'''. His ''' Impolite Interviews''' (Seven Stories Press) and '''Pot Stories for the Soul ''' (High Times Books) were both published in 1999.''		''Paul Krassner covered the Patty Hearst trial for the ''' Berkeley Barb''' and ''' Playboy'''. His ''' Impolite Interviews''' (Seven Stories Press) and '''Pot Stories for the Soul ''' (High Times Books) were both published in 1999.''

			[[The May Day 1971 protests in San Francisco \| Prev. Document]] [[Bay Area Peace Navy \| Next Document]]

	[[~~The May Day 1971 protests in San Francisco \| Prev. Document~~]] [[~~Bay Area Peace Navy \| Next Document~~]]
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	'''Patty Hearst, daughter of the dynasty that publishes the''' ''San Francisco Examiner'', '''was kidnapped by the SLA in 1974 and later participated in a [[Patty Hearst Bankrobber \|bank robbery]] in the Sunset District. While she was held captive, the SLA ~~demanded a~~ [[~~The Legacy of the SLA~~ \| free-food program]] be established, with $1 million of food to be purchased by the Hearst family and given away in poor neighborhoods around the Bay Area.''' ''photograph: SLA''		'''Patty Hearst, daughter of the dynasty that publishes the''' ''San Francisco Examiner'', '''was kidnapped by the SLA in 1974 and later participated in a [[Patty Hearst Bankrobber \|bank robbery]] in the Sunset District. While she was held captive, the SLA [[Polbhem1$sla$food-ransom itm.html \| demanded]] a free-food program be established, with $1 million of food to be purchased by the Hearst family and given away in poor neighborhoods around the Bay Area.''' ''photograph: SLA''

	In FEBRUARY 1974, Patty Hearst was kidnapped by the Symbionese Liberation Army, led by Donald "Cinque" DeFreeze. One of its [[Polbhem1$sla$demands itm.html \| demands]] was a [[The Legacy of the SLA \| free-food program]]. Patty's father, Randolph Hearst, publisher of the ''San Francisco Examiner'' arranged for such a project. Gov. Ronald Reagan commented on the long line of people waiting for free food, saying he hoped they'd all get botulism. Patty was [[Patty Hearst's SLA Hideout \| kept in a closet]], became a member of the SLA, changed her name to Tania, adopted radical rhetoric, robbed a bank, and went on the lam, becoming a vehicle for repressive action on the right and wishful thinking on the left.		In FEBRUARY 1974, Patty Hearst was kidnapped by the Symbionese Liberation Army, led by Donald "Cinque" DeFreeze. One of its [[Polbhem1$sla$demands itm.html \| demands]] was a [[The Legacy of the SLA \| free-food program]]. Patty's father, Randolph Hearst, publisher of the ''San Francisco Examiner'' arranged for such a project. Gov. Ronald Reagan commented on the long line of people waiting for free food, saying he hoped they'd all get botulism. Patty was [[Patty Hearst's SLA Hideout \| kept in a closet]], became a member of the SLA, changed her name to Tania, adopted radical rhetoric, robbed a bank, and went on the lam, becoming a vehicle for repressive action on the right and wishful thinking on the left.