by David Tirrell-Wysocki for AP, published by Common Dreams news service and elsewhere worldwide, April 27 2007

Thirty years ago this week, hundreds of anti-nuclear demonstrators trekked down a dusty road and set up camp next to piles of construction material destined to become the Seabrook nuclear power plant. Police dragged or carried away 1,414 protesters on May 1, 1977, ending the skirmish, but galvanizing a national anti-nuclear movement… to read the whole article click this blue link: http://www.commondreams.org/archive/2007/04/28/830/

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