Shigenobu aims at 'legal ways' of changing world

Shigenobu aims at 'legal ways' of changing world

TOKYO, Japan - Japanese Red Army leader Fusako Shigenobu, arrested Nov. 8, recently gave a written note to Kyodo News. It says she now plans to reform the world in an open, legally acceptable manner, rather than trying to achieve the group's proclaimed goal of world revolution.

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