Bigger Occupy Seattle protest set for Saturday    SEATTLE (AP)
-- Occupy Seattle demonstrators took a break from downtown
Seattle's Westlake Park on Thursday to make way for a jobs rally
organized by Washington labor unions.  KING-TV ( reports about
10 police officers told some 75 demonstrators they had to leave.
After a brief confrontation, the Occupy Seattle protesters left.
By Thursday evening, about 30 of them were back in the park.
Roughly 25 protesters have moved to City Hall Plaza, where Mayor
Mike McGinn has said they are welcome to camp. At midday
Thursday, dozens protested outside the downtown hotel where
Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney had a private
fundraiser. They carried signs including one that said, "Romney
is the 1 percent" -- a reference to what the demonstrators
describe as the concentration of wealth among a small slice of
the population.  Occupy Seattle plans a large demonstration
Saturday.   Information from: KING-TV,