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CkUM Ho, CkMM CC Sego iquid fflj SCUPS WWW- appeal cases. ir'l" Diet Food Ji".l Town Mease Wn, $129 aCoff.Mt 3 Nabitc Otm ananas ' members of the Utah Coalition Against the Death Cluck yeut Puthij! wt& Saubt SlbiHiiSowliM 'tZW Ikwa people his He added, "That we now insist to kill the killer makes murderers of us all." Bonnie Rogers said the NAACP has been fighting the death penalty for many years and will continue the battle. "We're concerned about those still on death row. We're concerned about those who don't have funds to Church: Bonnie Rogers, Executive Director of the NAACP Salt Lake Chapter; Leon Brown, head of the University of Utah Student Coalition against Racism: Salt Lake Chapter of the National Stai: Bill HoI of the Salt Lake City Soc ialist Workers Partv. STCKEKELKE Mi Mi IS Si ISM CmM 1 My However, a few incidents interrupted the meeting: a man drove his car by and yelled, "Get 'em out!" A lone woman stood at the foot of the steps holding a sign in front of her face which said, "Remember the Victims." And one of the participants briefly set her hair on fire when she moved her candle too close to her head. The group consisted of Bountiful "CHOC." MILK KSSHWAY TCSLET TISSUE f aCravfTntaDtf ) f DETERGENT MARKiA FRdT CRIXS iiS f KEW SIZE 30 memories of the day of Gilmore's execution. He said, "We gathered out near the gates of the Utah State Prison to protest the use of the death penalty, the first in 10 years. We remember shivering from the cold before shivering from the fear." Penalty, the American Civil Liberties Union of Utah and the Salt Lake Chapter of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP), who met to protest the death penalty. Speakers, who disapproved of what they (ailed the "resumption of legal killing in the U.S." included: the Rev. Donald Proctor of the Oty. VwmI, Cmi. M--L joMBO M TtAST i--n. iS0""- - Corn Dogs about ). 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