The Nation : 2 N.J. Radicals Convicted
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Two self-proclaimed revolutionaries were convicted in federal court in Newark, N.J., of unlawful possession of explosives, weapons and counterfeit identification cards. Convicted of eight counts each were Timothy Blunk, 27, who prosecutors say is a member of the radical May 19 Movement, and Susan Lisa Rosenberg, 29, who faces separate charges for her alleged role in the 1982 Brink’s robbery-slayings and the prison escape of Black Liberation Army leader Joanne Chesimard. Sentencing was set for April 29.
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