They're not moving, but they'll use both sites.
It will be interesting to see what they do with the new site.
UPDATES ON CINDY SHEEHAN VISIT TO CRAWFORD
Friday, Aug. 19, 2005
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1:40 p.m.
Gene Ellis reporting for The Iconoclast
Coordinators at Camp Casey just received a phone call from Cindy Sheehan. Cindy says her mother is going to see some specialists this afternoon. Cindy said that her mother recognized her and squeezed her hand, but could not speak. Cindy is penciled in to return to Crawford on Sunday, if she can.
9:00 a.m.
Deborah Mathews reporting for The Iconoclast
I spoke with Dianne Wilson who told me that there are three tents up at the new campsite—the huge tent (about 60x180); the cooking tent; and Cindy’s tent. She said that there will be a lot of cooking.
There is also a trailer that was donated for Cindy’s use that is there. Moving is still in progress and the coordinators hope to have completed the majority of it by this evening. Moving will stop during the inter-faith meeting to be held at noon.
Wilson mentioned a man who is a friend of Martin Luther King—someone who marched with MLK—will be at the inter-faith meeting today and they are expecting some singers also.
She did say that Joan Baez will be there on Sunday.
She also mentioned that the phone reception at the new site is poor. She wondered if it wasn’t due to the proximity to the President’s ranch.
There is no update yet on the condition of Cindy Sheehan's mom, who suffered a stroke yesterday.
The Iconoclast has processed photos from yesterday's march to the checkpoint near the Bush ranch where letters from mothers wanting an end to war delivered three baskets of letters addressed to Laura Bush. Below are those images.
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