Occupy Wall Street Plans 5000 Thanksgiving Meals
New York protesters say they will serve turkey with all the fixings to 5000 people at Zuccotti Park with gluten free and vegetarian options. Volunteers report donations from restaurants and individuals and note live acoustic music due to a lack of permits. Brookfield Office Properties continues to bar large objects and sleeping in the park amid police activity.
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New York
Wall Street
Turkey
Carl Machet
Zuccotti Park
Machet
Brookfield Office Properties
Brookfield
Occupy protesters urge local shopping on Black Friday
Occupy groups across several cities advocate supporting small locally owned stores rather than big chains on the start of the holiday shopping season. Protests vary from encouraging free exchanges and carpooled actions to playful carols and flash mobs aimed at redirecting shoppers toward mom-and-pop shops.
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Portland
Ore
Seattle
Wal-Mart
Washington State
Washington, D.C
Boise
Idaho
Chicago
Des Moines
Iowa
Occupy Des Moines
Ed Fallon
UC Davis chancellor vows no force in protest cleanup
UC Davis Chancellor Linda Katehi told about 1,000 students that she directed campus police to avoid violence and remove tents only, not arrest demonstrators, as questions linger over the pepper spraying of peaceful protesters. Video showed Lt. John Pike spraying the crowd, sparking campus outcry and calls for sensitivity training.
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Davis
Calif
University of California, Davis
John Pike
Fnday
Linda Katehi
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