Bail reduction for Miss Yoshimura praised by supporters
Oakland judge lowers Wendy Yoshimura bail from 100000 to 25000 amid Japanese American community backing. Bail conditions limit contact with co-defendants, require staying in Berkeley and not leaving the area without consent. Yoshimura, 32, faces charges of possession of explosives, a machine gun and a destructive device with intent to injure or destroy, stemming from a Berkeley garage find and her 1976 arrest with Patricia Hearst.
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Hearst Attorney Sees No Useful Prosecution Material
Patricia Hearst’s attorney criticized prosecution evidence as irrelevant to her defense in bank robbery charges. Albert Johnson said no witness statements or exculpatory material had been turned over. In Sacramento, Steven Soliah’s attorney argued against trying him locally due to strong public feeling over the Carmichael bank robbery that killed a customer.
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