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Estimated damage reached $250,000, and police indicated arrests could follow after identifying protesters through videotape and eyewitness reports. Gov. 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(Photo:Jane Cleland)  \nActivists Drown OutWilson at Stanford  \nLeaders Slam Wilson'sNod to Right-Wingers  \nby Ben Carlson  \nprotests in both Los Angelesand San Francisco the nightbefore.The podium whereWilson spoke was ringed withsheriffs deputies and policeofficers in riot gear.  \nled the governor to take thisposition.Part of it was hewanted to protect his senato-rial appointee,John Seymour,and part of it was he didn'twant to get into another beefwith the right wing of hisown party,\"Burton said.  \nby Keith Clark  \nCondemnation of Gov.Pete Wilson's veto of AB 101came swiftly from officialsand community members,Democrats and Republicansalike,around the Bay Area.  \nBay Area gay activists,out.raged over the veto of AB101,showed Gov.Pete Wilsonwhat they thought of his ac-tion Oct.1 when he made,ortried to make,a brief speechat Stanford University as partof its centennial celebration.  \nNear the end of thespeech,someone in the audi-ence hurled an orange at Wil-son,which he managed tocatch before it could hit himin the head.Wilson thenlobbed the orange back at theaudience.  \nAt a news conferencecalled by AB 101 co-authorAssemblyman John Burton onSept.30,Burton said he was“extremely disappointed andangry.\"  \nMost others echoed theview that Wilson's decisionwas politically motivated.  \nScores of whistle-blowingscreaming protesters from theSouth Bay and San Franciscocar-pooled to the universitywhere Wilson and formerSecretary of State GeorgeShultz were appearing.  \n“I think it's all politics,”senatorial candidate and for-mer San Francisco Mayor Di-anne Feinstein told the Bay  \nDianne Feinstein     \n\"It was just internal Re-publican Party politics that  \nDonald Kennedy,presi-dent of Stanford University,later denounced the disrup-tion.  \n(Continued on page 20)  \nThe governor continued tomake his prepared,15-minuteremarks through the noisyprotest although no one inthe audience of several hun-dred people could tell whatWilson was talking about.  \n\"Fascist tactics did not winat Stanford today,and theynever will,\"Kennedy said ofthe protest.Turning to Wil-son,he said,\"I admire you.\"  \nAfter a brief luncheon oncampus,Wilson left in one ofthree motorcadesbut activistswere uncertain which one ac-tually carried him.  \nPointing fingers angrily,the protesters began shouting,\"Shame!Shame!Shame!\"atWilson as soon as he steppedup to the podium to begin hisspeech,downing him out.  \nA few activists were re-portedly hit by officers wield-ing batons and mace,butthere were no arrests report-ed.  \nThe protest extendedthroughout the speech whilean undaunted Wilson contin-ued to mouth the inaudiblewords of his prepared re-marks.  \nActivists around thestate have said they will con-tinue to dog Wilson's publicappearances to show theiranger over the veto.  \nSecurity in the area wasunusually high after violent  \nThe crowd of 8,000 angry protesters gathers at Gov.Wilson's San Francisco office before ","cbCaijeIGZZO588Z","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaijeIGZZO588Z","pdf",58024226,68,"English","# AB 101 Veto Outrage Sparks Riot\n## Bankruptcy\n## AIDS Activists March on Capitol, White House to Protest Inaction","[{\"question\":\"What triggered the protests tied to AB 101 in 1991?\",\"answer\":\"Activists reacted to Gov. 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