News Pic This article was published on 05.10.07 PASS THE BOOTYDorothy Parker sits a reclining chair, covered in baby booties, at the Chico Peace & Justice Center. She didn’t actually knit any of them—but other grannies all over the country did. The booties have been affixed with notes to congressional leaders to halt funding to the former School of the Americas, whose graduates have been found guilty of numerous human-rights violations. Last year Parker served two months in prison for her peaceful protest of the school. Cathy Webster, who is currently in Sacramento County Jail for her own protest, started 1,000 Grandmothers, the group that got together to knit the booties, earlier this yearPhoto By Meredith J. Cooper More Local Stories » News Pic News Pic Photos from Sunday’s peace demonstration in downtown Chico on the fourth anniversary of the U.S. invasion of Iraq. Published on 03.22.07 News Pic A dream fulfilled. Published on 02.22.07 News Pic Candle-light vigil supports Iraq war protestor 1st Lt. Ehren K. Watada. Published on 02.08.07 News Pic Published on 01.18.07 Jose can you see? Published on 07.06.06