Protesters at port to meet military ship
BY KATHERINE TAM
THE OLYMPIAN
29 May 06
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OLYMPIA - A military ship that pulled into port tonight to take equipment 
to Iraq was greeted by about 70 protestors who had been waiting its arrival.
The group lined the port plaza and the floating dock, waving signs that read 
“No Iraq War” and “U.S. Troops are worth more than $3.25 a gallon.” At least 
one person used a blowhorn to shout to the ship “Get out of our waters.”
There are reports that mace or pepper spray was discharged. Thurston County 
dispatchers called for medic units to respond to about a dozen people who had 
a reaction to the spray.