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NaahvMe t ' 85 65 65 ' ABa J09 cdy 38' 03 74 47 "'i f)8 odv 77 51 78 67 53 46 50 48 ' this but our task is to instill faith in people and try and prevent anything like it (the war) happening again” There was a sense of frustration among marchers in London The turnout was much lower than test month’s ilmass’ rally whibh drewat least 750000 people Police estimated turnout Saturday at less than 100000 while oiganiz- - ers claimed 150000 Many protesters said they did not expect British Prime Minister Tony Blair or President Bush to listen to them ”1 don’t think there is a snowball's chance in hell this march will stop the war but it’s going to send out a mes- sage to next time maybe” said Ernie Vandermass a student who marched in London Protests would grow as the war continued organizers said but some marchers said people were discouraged and support may be ebbing The biggest protests Satur- day were in Europe with dozens of demonstrations involving tens of thousands of people in countries including Britain France Germany Finland Italy Sweden Norway and Denmark A few radicals scuffled with police on the fringes of some demonstrations and there were scattered arrests Tens of thousands also marched in protest in New rallies also York and anti-wwere held in such US cities as Washington Chicago and San Francisco In the Spanish capital Madrid police fired rubber bullets to disperse protesters for the second day running In Barcelona police said 150000 protested while town hall officials estimated up to ar 0 c& ate Mcj W ePb GRANDOPENINGl ' M8a to our school I actually had a crush on his oldest son which made die whole situation even more heart wrenching I wrote tetter after tetter even though I never received a response He was busy fighting and that was enough for me I remember when he came home from the war His wavy black hair was almost was a lot less of it than wta felted left But he was fero o4 1 felt that somehow maybe my tetters had helped him through it Looking back on it now I realize that I had no idea what was really going on A 12 year old can only absorb so much and Pm sure we only found out what adults thought we should know But because I happened to go to Little Britain Elementary with all the military kids I was more involved than I would have been otherwise There’s one tiling I know wouldn’t have changed despite how much or how little I knew I just wanted to help Nobody told me how to think or what to do No one tried to convince me that was better than peace or was better than war No one told me to write those letters and if I didn’t want to participate in die student council fund raisers no one could have made me All I knew was that my friends’ parents were in a desert on the other side of the world fighting in a real life war I just wanted to help Every day I said a little prayer thanking God that it wasn’t my mom or dad that was in Iraq or Saudi Arabia But it never stopped me from trying as hard as I could to make sure my friends and their parents knew that there was a 12 year old in Salisbury Mills NY who cared C ereStl ' V - 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Salt like City 53 i :35 0X0 delicate words would put our adolescent minds at ease n Then someone started to cry I remember looking around the room and realizing just how many kids had an imme-'diameihbfcroftttir fimily ifighfiflg ft tteftar— pifetty much everyone in the class A discussion began about bombs and weapons and chemical warfare and whether or not dads and moms who were fighting overseas would ever return Suddenly die military kids who were usually die coolest Y kids in school andlcnew the most about stuff needed answers What was a scud AP photo missile? Would people be taken hostage? How long demonstrators perform a ‘die-iin silent front of a the main to during protest Saturday gate Vandenberg Air Force Base near Lompoc CaKf Across the street from the protesters were a would the soldiers be fightgroup waving American flags in support of the troops and President Bush ing? Nothing could ever happen to us hoc in die United half a million Allied firebombing of the against some 200 States right? There were tears Dozens of protesters in eastern German city at die end students who threw stones and there was a lot of time Oslo Norway hurled rocks near the US embassy in of World Warn where all of us sat and said and paint at police who used Bahrain Hundreds of riot Protesters also gathered outnothing tear gas and dogs to stop them police watched as about 5000 Over die next few days and side US military bases in from reaching the US students gathered at months amid the yellow ribEurope About 5000 people embassy University in Cairo Egypt bons tied to everything and protested at an air base in About 90000 people “Pmud to be an American” “Oil Arab army ! Where are Fairford England from where marched in Paris police said die Cairo students over die loudspeaker bombers have been US playing you?” French protesters singled out chanted calling on Arab our class grew very close sorties laying flowers flying the McDonald’s fast food at the main gate for “the death nations to send troops to supEvery morning after attenchain as a symbol of Ameridance we would talk a little bit of democracy” port Iraq can influence with protesters about what we were feeling In some nations protests In Asia the largest demonpelting rocks at a restaurant in We spent recess periods writstrations were in Indonesia singled out Britain and AusStrasbourg and others bursting tetters to soldiers We ing the world’s most populous tralia the only nations fightinto a McDonald’s in Lyon faltered in our routine — never with forces Islamic nation Italian US but only a few ing Police said 30000 people letters kickball first second thousand people took part police used tear gas to break marched in Bon Switzerland council Our student orgasome burning US flags and up protesters who tossed paint In Amsterdam in the Nethernized a fund raiser to send at the British consulate in lands police said about photos of Bush “Fight back care packages My favorite Venice and 4000 people Americans are kilters” pro25000 marched against the item was actually die request die marched the to chanted Australian outside testers war white organizers claimed of soldier— two-pl- y toilet US embassy in Jakarta embassy in New Zealand 75000 paper It’s die little things you Protests continued for a secDenouncing die Australian In Berlin about 40000 miss he had told us in a letter ond day in the Middle East prime minister they chanted protested and one placard I had someone special I was Howard You “John violent after can’t declared “Dresden 1945 to He went to my writing we hide before clashes with the charge you day Baghdad 2003: The same church and had kids that went Riot police used tear gas genocide” crime” — a reference to the VS4 ' v'’ V B-- ?19 00V PteasaMI Continued from A1 anti-w- 40 The AoeUWhetherxom forecast tor noon 8(jindBi"Maich tic 0 Anti-w- ar v cS" ?Nephl: dr MOsM Weiss Continued from A1 “ 3 BrlBhomCay'jSS ' CedarCBy cdy '37 NewOrieana 71 NewYbrkONy 66 Rallies Palnt-lt-Yourself’Potte- v Houston KansasCIty LasVhgas LosAngelse Press Mid-Atlan- Local tomperatures :Jcdy to t TODAY ' t--d- - 2 Brother: FU R N ITU R Mr 13t A i - (i r‘J rt j Xfe I ) nil Amj aat ' ow P L veiaiiJ nsuaorinanoor ' 2300 North Main - okth Logan Utah (435)787-130- 3 ry If i I Mosaics Painting Beads Jewelry Decoupage Candlemaking & Move NOW OPEN SO COMB AND VISIT US! 4a 7a ? 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