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For over 20 minutes they blocked the three lanes leading into the base until Washington State Patrol removed them. Brenda McMillan, Caroline Wildflower, Sue Ablao, Elizabeth Murray and Michael "Firefly" Siptroth were cited for being pedestrians on the roadway and released at the scene. Mother's Day was observed - as Julia Ward Howe intended in 1872, as a day dedicated to peace - by 30 people who demonstrated against Trident nuclear weapons at the Bangor, Washington submarine base. [Extracted from the article] |
