Missouri weighs tax break for KC nuclear weapons facility expansion amid protests April 15, 2024
Kansas City Star
Holding signs such as “No New Nukes” and yelling anti-nuclear weapon slogans, the protestors tried their best to catch the attention of arriving workers. Ann Suellentrop, a local activist who sits on the national board of Physicians for Social Responsibility, sharply criticized U.S. efforts to build new nuclear bombs.
“We’re going the wrong way. We’re manufacturing our doom,” Suellentrop said.
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