Published In:
Ann Arbor News, January 9, 1987
Caption:
Arrested - Police arrest former congressional candidate Dean Baker and his campaign manager Mark Weisbrot Thursday after the pair refused to leave the National Guard Armory on East Ann Street during a protest against "U.S. intervention in Central America." They were released but may be charged if warrants are authorized. About 30 protestors from the Latin American Solidarity Committee, Amistad, HAP-NICA and other groups took part. "The protests . . . have targeted the National Guard Armory because of the guard's role in the military build-up in Honduras," said a protestors' flyer. The handout said the action was the first of weekly protests. Weisdrot said Guardsmen trained in Honduras last year, but officials so no Michigan Guardsmen will be taking part in maneuvers scheduled in Honduras this winter and spring.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, March 15, 1986
Caption:
Protesters are taken off police bus at City Hall Friday night after being arrested for trespassing at the office of U.S. Rep. Carl Pursell. Thirty-nine persons, opposed to Pursell's support for aid to Nicaraguan rebels, were charge and then released. Story on Page 1.