CEO to Help Shut Down the Stock Exchange If 'War' Starts

by repost

Tue, Mar 4, 2003 7:41AM

Okay, I wasn't going to repost any more Chron stories, but I'm going to make reservations for those stories that help the peace movement, or help take down the criminals in office. . . . And Joe Garofoli is turning out to be one decent reporter - amazing he's at the Chron.

Published on Tuesday, March 4, 2003 by the San Francisco Chronicle
Anti-War Forces Get New Recruit
Pacific Exchange's Ex-Chief to Protest
by Joe Garofoli

If the United States attacks Iraq, a former president of the Pacific Exchange plans to participate in nonviolent demonstrations aimed at shutting down San Francisco's Financial District, including his former employer.

Warren Langley of San Francisco, a U.S. Air Force veteran who was president of the exchange from 1996 to 1999, will work with Direct Action to Stop the War, the activists organizing civil disobedience on the first business day after a U.S. attack.

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