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Local Man Walking to D.C. to Petition Congress
Monday, November 6, 2006
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Aired 4/19/09
A Lakeside man began a 2,000 mile trek on Saturday to end the war in Iraq, that could take him eight months to complete. Fifty-seven year old Bill Mc Dannell is a Vietnam-era veteran who sold his home to pay for a walk to Washington to petition Congress. He spoke with KPBS Morning News anchor Dwane Brown.
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