Mayor says neo-Nazis had right to march

Arraignments began today for some of the 114 people arrested after weekend violence triggered by a white supremacist group’s march along the sidewalks of a racially mixed neighbourhood in Ohio, USA.

Mon, 17 Oct, 2005 - 18:47

A melee broke out on Saturday when protesters confronted members of the National Socialist Movement who had gathered at a city park.

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Courts Heathrow Place: Ohio, USA Place: Toledo Person: Mayor Jack Ford Person: Police Chief Person: Mike Navarre Person: Navarre Person: Terrance Anderson Person: Dee Huntley Event: Erase the Hate Organisation: neo-Nazis Organisation: National Socialist Movement Organisation: Baptist Organisation: neo-Nazi

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