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<p>A San Francisco Chronicle business and technology reporter has been suspended for at least two weeks without pay for getting arrested during ``peaceful civil disobedience'' in an anti-war demonstration.</p> <p>Henry Norr, a four-year veteran of the paper and author of the weekly column ``Tech 21,'' was among the more than 1,400 protesters arrested March 20, when he, his wife and his daughter helped block the intersection of Market and Sansome streets in San Francisco, near Citicorp offices.</p>

Why Do We Fight? by Danny Clay Lee During World War Two, Hollywood produced a series of films titled Why We Fight produced by Frank Capra. Shown in theaters across the nation and to every soldier, sailor, airman and marine, few if any questioned why we fought. In this second round of the Gulf War, Hollywood has produced mainly protests. During the Second World War, many Hollywood stars enlisted in the armed services to fight for their country. Jimmy Stewart, Clark Gable, Tryone Power and David Niven, to name just a few, not only enlisted, but went into combat. Today's...

Coming into work this morning a sign was hanging off a bridge over IH10, near downtown indicating there is an anti-war protest scheduled for 5:00pm at Herman Hill.

  ----- Original Message ----- Sent: Monday, March 10, 2003 8:14 AM Subject: A mother's son - must read Subj: A mother's son - must read Date: 3/9/2003 5:58:58 PM Pacific Standard Time To: babsd2000@yahoo.comSent from the Internet (Details) I thought you might find this letter interesting. I checked this out with the Las Vegas Review-Journal and it is for real. If you can't get to the paper through the website below try www.reviewjournal.com  and search Saturday for Letter to Mom. God bless our troops. And our Country. Barbara A California mother whose son is right now in Kuwait poised...

My husband heard on Bill Cunningham talk radio in Cincinnati that a war protestor inserted a firecracker in his penis and threatened to light it. Has anyone heard of this bazaar incident? I have to find this unusual story for my Bulldog Bulletin.