Los Gatos Weekly-Times | The Gap Protest

May 17, 2000 Los Gatos, California Since 1881

Downtown Parking Management Plan

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LGUSD teachers get raise


Photograph by Sebastian Widmann
Local students protest at The Gap Olya Milenkaya of Los Altos High School leads a group of approximately 15 young people on a march Saturday from Los Gatos High School to two downtown area Gap stores. The protesters passed out informational flyers and collected signatures for a petition to change The Gap's alleged business practices regarding third world sweatshops and the clear-cutting of redwoods on its Mendocino and Sonoma county timberlands.




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