Show $4v 'SfT irsf£j The Herald Journal Logan Utah Sunday October 13 1996 — Page 5 I’MKHUW-g- a Latinos march on Washington for immigrants rights ’ WASHINGTON (AP) — Waving Hags of Latin counlricx and carrying banners demanding jus- tice thousands of s llispanic-American- marched in the capital Saturday to push for simplified citizenship procedures and a $7 minimum wage At a loud and jubilant rally within view of the While House a choir sang (he national anthem in Spanish followed by an Eng-lis- h rendition Mobilized by new and more stringent welfare and immigration laws and what they see as sentigrowing ment llispanics came from er around the country to participate in the first national march for Latino and immigrant rights “We have never united into a distinct force” said a paralegal named Joaquin who hud made the 2 1 drive from Houston with his parents “We need to start getting together and increasing our voice’ Participants proudly reminded observers that Latinos arc expected to be the nation's largest minority group by 2(XX) The march’s midmorning takeoff was delayed an hour as ral- ay AP photo Antonio Leon from El Salvador and Liliana Jimenez Puerto Rican student studying in a the United States yell in Washington Saturday during a gathering in the nation's capital n Hispanic-America- In brief liers cheered and swayed to bln-inLatin music at a park in a largely Hispanic ncighhnihiKul The paik was neat the site of riots in May l‘WI when Hispanic residents’ resentment against the police erupted into two nights of violence in Washington Satin day’s march on a sunny ciisp day was peaceful and the police presence Mas not heavy The crowd shouted "Somos uu pueblo sin fronleras’’ (We are a in Dallas employees college students from aiound the country farm workers leachcis and police officers marched Plenty of as well "I'm an immigrant myself" said Joseph Lacny a iciirce from Detroit who called himself a Yugoslav-America- n Big delegations were bused in from around the country Organizers said marchers came from stales with big groups traveling from New York Chicago Phoenix I os Angeles San Antonon-luitin- live (he workers) Signs and huge banners said in English and Spanish: “Justice Now" ‘Tundidules Beware — Don’t lake llispanics for Granted " "l ight Power with Power" ‘ This Country Was Built By Immigrants " nio Houston Seattle Little Ruck Aik and Portland Ore Some came from Mexico and LI Salvador US I'aik Police no longer estimate ciowds at such demonstrations hut there appeared to have liccn around UI(KM) at the end of the march Anthony Juare of Silvei Spring Md held a “Perot I'm President" sign and circulated through the crowd handing out bumper slickers TETON VIEWS FRESH AIR AND PERHAPS MOST RELAXING OF ALL THE PRICE The Diamonds Are Here! suburb CEDAR HILL Texas (AP) — A l5(K)-fotransmission tower colthree on workers Saturday killing lapsed snapping power lines and causing a transformer to explode The maintenance workers were installing a new antenna on the tower which is used by several television and radio stations when the accident occurred said police Lt Jim Zcrhan who witnessed the end of the collapse “When people said ‘the tower' I turned and looked and just saw the motion of the last of the tower disappearing between the tree line" he said “It was up and then it was down It was very very fast” Dallas-Lo- rt Worth television station KXAS reported that a gust of wind caught the gin used to hoist materials to the tower The device fell breaking a guy wire and causing the tower to fall The collapse left a twisted mass of red and while metal on the ground Firefighters in this Dallas suburb were on the scene battling the blaze caused by the explosion The antenna was shared by several L'lll stations and several FM radio stations which were temporarily knocked off the air because of sisthe accident said Bill Howell an assignment editor at KXAS-Tone of the stations affected ter station to KXTX-T- Auto Woikers union garment industry woikers and service people without borders) and “Viva los Irabajadores" (Long Advertisement Transmission tower collapses Among pailicipants were delegations icprcscniing the United g ot V V S Eugene Needham IV - 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