NATIONAL Onslaught of war brings protests to nation’s streets Bombs raining on Baghdad drew thousands of protesters to streets in scores of U S. cities Some came in anger, some in sadness. Some burned the flag, some clung to candles in prayer. Two of the largest and most unruly demonstrations came in San Francisco and New York, where crowds estimated at about 5.000 each lighted bon fires. marched, chanted and carried protest signs with mes sages like "War Gives Gs (ins Pains. ” in New York, demonstrators rallied outside the United Na tions and marched to Times Square. Some clashed with po lice, leading to a several ar rests. "I came out to join this be cause it is so sad,” said Salah Saidi. ;»). of Yemen, a Manhat tan store clerk. "Not only for me and my family but for all of us.” Early today, a car slammed into a group of New York pro testers on the Brooklyn Bridge, injuring at least seven people, two critically, said police spokeswoman Sgt. Tina Mohrmann Witnesses said one person fell over the side of the bridge and landed in a con struction site. "Peace, not violence." the San Francisco protesters shouted at a few rowdy demon strators in their midst who set a highway patrol car ablaze, causing it to explode. The San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge was closed briefly for the third day by masses of activists who blocked the way. Seventeen-year-old Ryan Calwell of Seattle was one of those who set fire to an Ameri can flag in San Francisco. "Right now. the flag symbol izes the government, not the people," he said. In Washington, across from the White House, hundreds of protesters gathered. A sign read: "Don't Bag Our Boys" Honolulu police arrested about 15 people after about 150 flag-burning protesters blocked a downtown roadway during afternoon rush hour. Some wrestled with police after ar I £ T1t H PL HFlC T Graphics MX) t:MU 1 340 4301 CONVENIENT. FAST & AFFORDABLE With our professional de sign, typesetting and cam era services we'll give your — Resumes Posters Ads Booklets Business Cards Brochures etc... a professional look at a price that agrees with a student budget. rests began. Similar protests were staged in such cities as Boston. St I .outs. Chicago. Nashville. Tenn . Indianapolis In Port land. Ore several thousand marched. At the Federal Building in Providence. K I . an effigy of Bush was burned inside a 55 gallon oil drum to protest what many (all the motive liehind 11 S intervention in the petro leum-rich C *ti If "Burn the nuns, not the pen pie." afHHil 150 protesters i limited while throwing card hoard cutouts ol mai hine guns onto the flames Bush also was hunted in effi gv in Austin. Texas, where a dummy labeled "Ratnbo Bush' was ton tied before a crowd of more than 1,000 "I think we've got to give thorn hell until they give us peace." shouted jason Hoffman to aliont 150 protestors WNTHB°aS pM> W 3&S^cC --*5.89 20%oFF Beg 99^ . • pn“in;^oH». • , ,u tQA f *«'r U0 0 Ml* ,ol"'® ,85’ ss® a%o5?.«o«"c; r 3.49/ 4 jCUdOi . SWWH'” . sp^cH^O. ^ 25% ' \ • pf ^Mnl!lGtff®®ES I**7”. 7sia»'»'e'° * — £ \ •'“ !» «££= vBTtSTCOVOH .O/, trsssr -« ^ - 25«/o Off .=£s-~ ^APENTECHWCM \ -^oFp •ssssfog- tetsrri poy«oo 22.^ A3-WNG * BINDERS AcM-ENOM'S •SSS*, §tar , 8 Vi . peilof alert . pi»in o< giNTL • B'l » " WHITE tB 'P £B'y’ Beg 2 89 Bag 3*9 j 8' > * ’' " A7C ^ gY • GuP«»'«cl Peg *fit 2Q®/o ur T 1.97 »• 59s ^PEE CHEE . ar W FOLOEBS iS-feT* 20% OpF lSW..o>~v ?• 1.17 _ 125 #?}kV£s R«D k A9B p^pEB aooel fffc standa«1 ^ «,9‘ . V P'»*V - , ♦notebook* :*»*** E5?7fcu.o»’» Col'ag* MU' !£5£*- B«92W Reg 7 '•Co»*9« j89 ReO 53* '.*-£&shk Collage Bui« #B3°H©HuNCH #UOOIOPA'>E''g5« ^.Wml«OoWQ^ l69 ^0 Beg a 7*dl*»»'f“ . t.MP i*> Reg \b& Acobpotebpap^ 4.99.. • 2018 1*1®°“^ B«g (, 4