------------------------- Via Workers World News Service Reprinted from the March 27, 2003 issue of Workers World newspaper -------------------------
SAN FRANCISCO: FINANCIAL DISTRCIT DISRUPTED
About 200 protesters marched on March 14 through the San Francisco financial district just after dawn. When stock brokers tried to rush out the doors of the exchange for their 7 a.m. morning coffee break, they found anti-war demonstrators blocking the pillared entrance. Dozens of activists sat down at the busiest intersections, tying up traffic in the financial district for hours. One of the more than 70 people arrested was former President of the Pacific Stock Exchange Warren Langley, a retired Air Force lieutenant colonel.
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