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Animal Rights Activists Boo Moderation; Estimated 24,000 March to Capitol in Quest of Tighter Federal Regulations

Thousands of animal rights activists and their allies marched to the U.S. Capitol yesterday in a show of strength intended to persuade the federal government to regulate the use of animals more strictly for research and food production.

The turnout for the march-24,000, according to U.S. Park Police-was large enough to erase the image of animal rights activists as "cranks, extremists . . . a part of the lunatic fringe," said Peter Linck, one of the rally's organizers. "The animal rights movement has arrived, and we're not going away."

The marchers carried placards and chanted slogans expressing their opposition to what they contend is the needless suffering of animals for the benefit of ...

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