The State - News from March 24, 1986
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A protest by 200 peace activists outside a Lockheed Missiles plant in Sunnyvale ended after 12 demonstrators were arrested while trying to enter the facility. Protesting Lockheed’s manufacture of Trident II missiles, the demonstrators marched 1 1/2 miles from the town’s civic center to the Lockheed plant. As the protesters sang songs and hoisted picket signs, 12 activists tried to scale the plant’s picket fence.
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