Telegram Tribune
San Luis Obispo, California
Monday, January 2, 1984
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Doug Parker/Telegram Tribune
To Diablo
A small group of demonstrators on Saturday
completes a 100-mile march from Santa Barbara
to the gates of the Diablo Canyon nuclear power
plant at Avila Beach. March organizer Evette
Justus said the group, besides opposing nuclear
power, has ideas for unlimited energy and ways
to eliminate hunger, pollution, crime and disease.
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The photo shows about a dozen folks led by
David Williams and Evette Justus walking
behind a banner carried by two folks that reads:
THE PEACE MARCH
Na Mu Myo Ho Ren Ge Kyo
For Paradise on Earth
Respect True One Law
The Tetronic Age Begins
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This walk ending at the gate of Diablo Canyon
Nuclear Power Plant began a one month prayer
vigil centered from a camper van directly across
the street from the gate in a turnout overlooking
Avila harbor, with chanting and drumming 24/7 for
a week or so and a seven day fast at the end after
a meeting with Pacific Gas and Electric Company
officials to brief them and deliver information on
the new energy technologies to replace nuclear
and fossil fuel power including the work of Bruce
DePalma.
See The Peace March to Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant for Free Energy Technologies, letter to the editor from Evette Justus, Peter Lindemann, David Williams, San Luis Obispo, California, Telegram Tribune, December 18, 1983:
https://www.angelfire.com/on/GEAR2000/PeaceMarch83.html
http://www.free-energy.ws
http://www.brucedepalma.comm
http://www.computerhealth.org/depalma.htm
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/New-Energy-Solutions