FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE - PLEASE CIRCULATE WIDELY
SFPD INTIMIDATION OF BAY AREA UNITED AGAINST WAR
(WWW.BAUAW.ORG)
Dear Friends in the anti-war movement,
Saturday, April 2, as we entered Centro del Pueblo for the
meeting of Bay Area United Against War (B.A.U.A.W.), two
S.F. police officers were waiting for us. They asked questions
such as: how many people were expected to attend the
meeting and how many people were expected to the
"demonstration" at Washington H.S. They said that their
commanding officer, Lt. Lynch, from the Richmond Police
Station, had sent them to the meeting and when we told
them that they didn't belong there, they claimed to "be
part of the community," and therefore their presence was
appropriate claiming it was a public meeting in a public
building.
Police Officers do not have a right to attend and ask
questions at an antiwar meeting! Their presence is
intimidating. (When this was mentioned to Lt. Lynch in
a conversation on Sunday he said it reflected our negative
attitude toward the police.) In this case they said they were
trying to gather information. But, they could have easily
called us up and asked their questions. We informed them
that whenever we plan an event that needs permits, etc.
we have always followed proper procedure so they had
no cause to even question us.
There is no demonstration planned by B.A.U.A.W. at
Washington H.S. What we are planning is a counter-recruitment
information table at a career fair at the school Tuesday,
April 5, where there will be military recruiters present.
(When we told this to the two officers, they proceeded
to ask what material we were having on the table and if any
material will have our name on it and what other groups will
be listed on the material.)
This activity is part of B.A.U.A.W.'s campaign to implement
Proposition N, the ballot measure in which S.F. voters approved
a resolution to bring all the troops home now from Iraq.
B.A.U.A.W. is campaigning for the school district to cut all
ties with the military including direct military recruitment
on campus as well as the Junior ROTC program. Our purpose
is to urge students not to join the military, not to volunteer
to fight against the Iraqi people as part of this illegal,
immoral war.
Our purpose is to attempt to recruit students to participate
in the antiwar movement. We are perfectly within our
constitutional rights to conduct this work and to demonstrate
if we so choose, even though at this time, we are not calling
for a demonstration. And if we did call for a picket line on
the sidewalk without a sound system, no permit is required
anyway so there would be no reason to notify the police.
The police have no right to show up at our meetings where
we discuss our antiwar work. We have filed a formal complaint
against the police for this intrusion on our rights and are
seeking legal advice to prevent them from doing it again
without good cause.
Citizens have a right to hold meetings without police presence.
Bay Area United Against War
www.bauaw.org
415-824-8730
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1) Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger will be in San Francisco on
APRIL 5th at the Ritz Carlton Hotel at 6:30pm.
600 California at Stockton at 6pm.
2) MILITARY RECRUITERS WILL BE AT THE CAREER FAIR AT
GEORGE WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL.
A COUNTER-RECRUITMENT TABLE
AT THE CAREER FAIR HAS BEEN ARRANGED!
B.A.U.A.W. WILL MEET AGAIN:
SAT. MAY 7, 11:30 a.m.
474 VALENCIA STREET, SF
(FIRST FLOOR, TO THE LEFT AND ALL THE WAY BACK
TO THE COMPAÑEROS DEL BARRIO CHILDREN'S CENTER)
3) Military Out of Our Schools-Bay Area Network
Regional Counter Recruitment Conference
NEXT ORGANIZING MEETING:
Wed. April 6, 7pm
American Friends Service Committee
65-9th St, San Francisco (near Civic Center BART)
Be There!
For more info: (510) 465-1617 x4, awe@objector.org
To visit your group on the web, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/MOOS-BAY/
4) Justice for New Americans Fundraiser
Sunday, April 17, 2005 2:00 p.m.
San Jose Repertory Theatre
"Making Tracks" is a rock muscial that tells stories
of seven generations of Asian Americans in America.
See www.makingtracks.com
J4na mailing list
J4na@justicefornewamericans.org
http://justicefornewamericans.org/mailman/listinfo/j4na
5) Benefit for Military Resisters
and Iraq Veterans Against the War
Old-Time Square Dance with LIVE Music! Saturday, April 30, 2005
Potrero Hill Neighborhood House
953 De Haro St., San Francisco
(at 22nd St. overlooking SF General Hospital)
Social & Introductions: 6 pm - 7:30 pm
Dance: 7:30 pm - 11 pm
$10-$30 sliding scale / $5 students
FEATURING
The Stairwell Sisters
http://www.stairwellsisters.com
with calling by Evie Ladin
"wild, hard dance music...infectious" - Oakland Tribune
AND
The Squirrelly Stringband
http://www.spectacularopticals.com/SQUIRRELLY.swf
The Bernal Hill Stringband and other special guests!
6) VOICES IN WARTIME
OPENS IN S.F. APRIL 15, 2005
Landmark Lumiere 3
1572 California Street
San Francisco, CA 94109
7) Caterpillar Free Zone
Please sign the online petition, Caterpillar:
Stop Bulldozing Palestinian
Lives no later than April 10 in time for Caterpillar
Inc.'s annual shareholders' meeting in Chicago on April 13.
http://www.PetitionOnline.com/stopcat/
Caterpillar Free Zone
loumorgan2003@yahoo.com
8) CAMPUS ANTIWAR NETWORK (CAN)
KICKS CIA RECRUITERS OFF NYU
PRESS ADVISORY
April 2, 2005
Student protest prevents CIA recruiting event at New York University
Antiwar students hope to halt unique CIA college marketing effort at
NYU
9) Give a Hoot, Don't Recruit (LINK ONLY)
UDC Law Students Protest Military Recruiters
By Will O'Bryan
Published on 03/31/2005
http://www.metroweekly.com/gauge/?ak=1516
10) E-Mails Reveal Fraud (LINK ONLY)
in Nuclear Site Study
By MATTHEW L. WALD
Published: April 2, 2005
http://www.nytimes.com/2005/04/02/politics/02yucca.html?
11) 'One Huge US Jail' (LINK ONLY)
By Adrian Levy and Cathy Scott-Clark
The Guardian UK
Saturday 19 March 2005
Afghanistan is the hub of a global network of detention
centres, the frontline in America's 'war on terror',
where arrest can be random and allegations of torture
commonplace. Adrian Levy and Cathy Scott-Clark investigate
on the ground and talk to former prisoners.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/afghanistan/story/0,1284,1440836,00.html
12) Draft may be needed in (LINK ONLY)
a year, military analysts warn
Bob Dart
Cox News Service
WASHINGTON
Mar. 30, 2005 03:24 PM
http://www.azcentral.com/news/articles/0330draft30-ON.html#
13) Why you can't be antiwar (LINK ONLY)
and pro-occupation
April 1, 2005 | Page 3
http://www.socialistworker.org/2005-1/537/537_03_Antiwar.shtml
14) CLOSE THE GAP!
(email me directly if you want the full color version
that won't translate in this post--nyelich@prochoiceamerica.org)
GAP CEO funding campaign against California students and working
families. Shouldn't a store that sells to students stick up for
students? Not the GAP.
15) The state of the world? (LINK ONLY)
It is on the brink of disaster
An authoritative study of the biological relationships vital
to maintaining life has found disturbing evidence of man-made
degradation. Steve Connor reports
30 March 2005
http://news.independent.co.uk/world/science_technology/story.jsp?story=624667
http://www.truthout.org/issues_05/040105EA.shtml
16) Terror suspect said (LINK ONLY)
to be hiding in U.S.
By Madeline Baró Diaz
Miami Bureau
April 1, 2005
Rumors are swirling that Cuban exile Luis Posada Carriles,
accused of anti-Castro terrorism, is hiding out in Miami,
but friends and federal officials on Thursday said they
could not confirm the stories were true.
http://www.sun-sentinel.com/news/local/palmbeach/sfl-
pdposada01apr01,0,479809.story
17) No Home Fit for Heroes (LINK ONLY)
Around 130,000 veterans of the Iraqi conflict have already
returned to the US. For some, all that awaits is a life
of virtual destitution. So far, the numbers are small, but
the fear is that they are just the start of a chronic
problem that America will be dealing with for years
to come. Gary Younge reports
Gary Younge
Saturday April 2, 2005
Guardian
http://www.guardian.co.uk/print/0,3858,5159728-110878,00.html
18) Lautenberg Cites Criminal Laws DeLay (LINK ONLY)
May Have Broken in Threat Against Federal Judges
WASHINGTON, DC
April 1, 2005
http://lautenberg.senate.gov/~lautenberg/press/2003/01/2005401638.html
19) U.S. Citizen Held in Iraq as (LINK ONLY)
Suspected Insurgent
Reuters
Apr. 1, 2005
http://abcnews.go.com/US/print?id=633093
20) My Big Fat C.E.O. Paycheck (LINK ONLY)
By CLAUDIA H. DEUTSCH
April 3, 2005
http://www.nytimes.com/2005/04/03/business/yourmoney/03pay.html?
21) The Billionaires' Club (LINK ONLY)
By BOB HERBERT
OP-ED COLUMNIST
Published: April 4, 2005
http://www.nytimes.com/2005/04/04/opinion/04herbert.html?hp
22) Net Aids Theft of Sensitive ID Data (LINK ONLY)
By Jonathan Krim
The Washington Post
Monday 4 April 2005
Critical Social Security numbers widely available.
Want someone else's Social Security number?
http://www.truthout.org/docs_2005/040405Z.shtml
23) We need a post-Zionist (LINK ONLY)
leap of faith
Assimilation with space for Jewish identity offers
us a better future
John Rose
Saturday April 2, 2005
Guardian
http://www.guardian.co.uk/comment/story/0,,1450719,00.html
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1) Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger will be in San Francisco on
APRIL 5th at the Ritz Carlton Hotel at 6:30pm.
600 California at Stockton at 6pm.
Labor and community groups will be welcoming him with
a huge protest initiated by the California Nurses Association.
On April 5 San Francisco's corporate leaders will gather at the
Ritz Carlton to line Arnold's pockets. Join nurses, working
families, patients and Californians from around the state to
stop his corporate sell-out!
Tell the Governor and his donors: "Not in Our Town!"
For more information: 510-273-2240.
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2) MILITARY RECRUITERS WILL BE AT THE CAREER FAIR AT
GEORGE WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL.
A COUNTER-RECRUITMENT TABLE
AT THE CAREER FAIR HAS BEEN ARRANGED!
B.A.U.A.W. WILL MEET AGAIN:
SAT. MAY 7, 11:30 a.m.
474 VALENCIA STREET, SF
(FIRST FLOOR, TO THE LEFT AND ALL THE WAY BACK
TO THE COMPAÑEROS DEL BARRIO CHILDREN'S CENTER)
---------*---------*---------*---------*---------*---------*
3) Military Out of Our Schools-Bay Area Network
Regional Counter Recruitment Conference
NEXT ORGANIZING MEETING:
Wed. April 6, 7pm
American Friends Service Committee
65-9th St, San Francisco (near Civic Center BART)
Be There!
For more info: (510) 465-1617 x4, awe@objector.org
To visit your group on the web, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/MOOS-BAY/
---------*---------*---------*---------*---------*---------*
4) Justice for New Americans Fundraiser
Sunday, April 17, 2005 2:00 p.m.
San Jose Repertory Theatre
"Making Tracks" is a rock muscial that tells stories
of seven generations of Asian Americans in America.
See www.makingtracks.com
J4na mailing list
J4na@justicefornewamericans.org
http://justicefornewamericans.org/mailman/listinfo/j4na
Then followed by a fundraiser with
reading of transcripts of the case that
highlights FBI's interrogation of
Wen Ho Lee and Judge Parker's apology,
followed by an award ceremony and a reception.
Ticket available for sale at www.j4na.org
Cecilia L. Chang
Justice for New Americans
P.O. Box 120
Fremont, CA 94537
510 537-2929
510 537-3340 fax
www.j4na.org
J4na mailing list
J4na@justicefornewamericans.org
http://justicefornewamericans.org/mailman/listinfo/j4na
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5) Benefit for Military Resisters
and Iraq Veterans Against the War
Old-Time Square Dance with LIVE Music! Saturday, April 30, 2005
Potrero Hill Neighborhood House
953 De Haro St., San Francisco
(at 22nd St. overlooking SF General Hospital)
Social & Introductions: 6 pm - 7:30 pm
Dance: 7:30 pm - 11 pm
$10-$30 sliding scale / $5 students
FEATURING
The Stairwell Sisters
http://www.stairwellsisters.com
with calling by Evie Ladin
"wild, hard dance music...infectious" - Oakland Tribune
AND
The Squirrelly Stringband
http://www.spectacularopticals.com/SQUIRRELLY.swf
The Bernal Hill Stringband and other special guests!
ANTI WAR EVENT TO SUPPORT A CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR:
All dances taught! Beginners welcome!
The most fun you could have for the best cause!
All proceeds to benefit the defense of Pablo Paredes
(swiftsmartveterans.com) and Iraq Veterans Against the War
(ivaw.net). To protest the Iraq War, Petty Officer Third Class
Pablo Paredes publicly refused to deploy to the Middle East and
is now facing military courts martial. IVAW is a newly formed
organization of recent Iraq veterans opposed to the ongoing war
and occupation.
Benefit hosted by Not in Our Name, Code Pink, Iraq Veterans
Against the War, International Socialist Organization, College
Not Combat, Courage to Resist, Freedom Socialist Party, Queers
for Peace and Justice/SF, Radical Women, and Bay Area United
Against War.
Public transit: Muni 19 bus from Civic Center BART (8th Street) -
outbound toward Hunters Point.
"Combine this band's vocal prowess with skilled
multi-instrumental chops and a hellbent-for-leather attitude, and
you have a wild funky recording... Brittle, hard-edged, exciting
ensemble singing... in which the Stairwell Sisters rocket into
the high lonesome stratosphere." - Old-Time Herald
For more information and leaflets:
http://bayarea.notinourname.net
510-601-8000
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6) VOICES IN WARTIME
OPENS IN S.F. APRIL 15, 2005
Landmark Lumiere 3
1572 California Street
San Francisco, CA 94109
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7) Caterpillar Free Zone
Please sign the online petition, Caterpillar:
Stop Bulldozing Palestinian
Lives no later than April 10 in time for Caterpillar
Inc.'s annual shareholders' meeting in Chicago on April 13.
http://www.PetitionOnline.com/stopcat/
Caterpillar Free Zone
loumorgan2003@yahoo.com
Tomorrow morning, Tuesday 29th March,
party leaders on Limerick City
Council will consider a motion
put forward by the Ireland Palestine
Solidarity Campaign to declare
Limerick City the worlds first
Caterpillar
Free Zone.
The motion calls on the City Council
to ban the use of all Caterpillar plant
and machinery on Council worksites
from January 1st 2006, and calls on
all traders in Limerick City to implement
a voluntary ban on the sale of
Caterpillar merchandise.
On April 13th Caterpillar shareholders
meet in Chicago and will discuss a resolution
on the sale of bulldozers to Israel. The potential
domino effect of a City declaring itself
a Caterpillar Free Zone will not go unnoticed
by the shareholders.
We need your help - please email the City
Council info@limerickcity.ie or better still
phone the Mayors office (353) 61 415799
and encourage the councilors to support
the motion and congratulate them for being
the first city in the world to consider such a motion.
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8) CAMPUS ANTIWAR NETWORK (CAN)
KICKS CIA RECRUITERS OFF NYU
PRESS ADVISORY
April 2, 2005
Student protest prevents CIA recruiting event at New York University
Antiwar students hope to halt unique CIA college marketing effort at
NYU
CONTACT:
Sam Pipp, (339) 832-0761, spp230@nyu.edu Elizabeth Wrigley-Field, (646) 320-
6880, wrigleyfield@nyu.edu ATTN: All Media
***FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE***
A planned CIA recruiting event at New York University (NYU) was
cancelled after the Campus Antiwar Network (CAN) called a protest
demanding the CIA abandon its recruiting program at NYU. 20 hours
before the recruiting event was scheduled to begin, its organizers sent
an email to all those who had registered, headlined, "The CIA Speaker
Event scheduled for Thursday, March 31 @6PM has been CANCELLED due to
the possibility of a protest by the Campus Antiwar Network."
The event -- which was scheduled to include speakers from the CIA, a
dinner, and a raffle for prizes such as an iPod Shuffle -- was
organized by students in an NYU marketing class whose classwork for the
semester is to market the CIA to their peers at NYU. They will be
graded on their efforts; the CIA, which provided them a $2500 budget
for their project, retains ownership of the marketing campaign they
create. The CIA hired the company EdVenture Partners to broker this
arrangement.
This alliance between the university and the CIA to market CIA
employment on campus is taking place at only two universities this
semester: NYU and the University of Texas-Pan American (UTPA). Students
at both schools have rallied in protest against the program.
"We believe they're testing the waters to see how brazenly they can
recruit on campuses without encountering student opposition, before
spreading programs like this to colleges across the country," said
Elizabeth Wrigley-Field, a senior at NYU and member of the Campus
Antiwar Network. "Forcing them to cancel their big speaking event is a
huge victory. It showed them they can't market an agency that supports
torture and murder around the world without a fight."
After the event was cancelled, about twenty students rallied in
celebration outside the building where it was scheduled to have been
held, passing out fact sheets about the CIA's history of assassination
attempts and support for brutal dictatorships. Ten students went to
challenge the event's organizers to a public debate on campus about the
CIA -- an offer which was declined.
"Their marketing campaign says they want to 'dispel the myths' about
the CIA," said David Florey, a senior at NYU and member of the Campus
Antiwar Network. "But they refused our offer to debate. They can't
dispel the reality of the CIA's own practices. It's not a myth that the
CIA organized the program in Afghanistan that trained Osama bin Laden."
PART OF A NATIONAL COUNTER-RECRUITMENT MOVEMENT
NYU's protest comes in the context of a counter-recruitment movement
that has swept colleges and high schools across the country. Students
at schools ranging from Seattle Central Community College and San
Francisco State University on the West Coast, to City College New York
and and Southern Connecticut State University on the East Coast, have
chased military recruiters off their campus this schoolyear.
Expensive private colleges like NYU don't get the same kinds of
military recruiters. The only recruiters NYU has seen this year came
from the Judge Advocate General (the legal arm of the military), which
faced protest from NYU students opposed to the discriminatory Don't
Ask, Don't Tell and the prosecution of war resisters. But students at
NYU see their CIA Off Campus campaign as a contribution to the national
counter-recruitment movement.
"We know that because of the general affluence of the students at NYU,
direct military recruitment will never be as fruitful as the government
would hope, but in the past few months, we_ve seen a significant
increase in the presence of OTHER forms of recruitment for militaristic
operations," said Sam Pipp, a sophomore at NYU and member of the Campus
Antiwar Network. "This CIA recruitment in the guise of a class
represents a campaign of sorts on the part of the government to pull as
many as they can into the military machine."
"We're here as part of a growing counter-recruitment movement that has
the potential to stop Bush's ability to carry out his agenda of war and
terror," said Leia Petty, a member of the Campus Antiwar Network, at
the protest. "We're here to say that torture and terror are not career
opportunities, and we don't intend to back down until the CIA drops all
efforts to recruit at NYU."
THIS PROTEST IS JUST THE BEGINNING
Two days before NYU's protest, students at UTPA had protested the CIA
recruiting event at their campus, where the CIA is explicitly marketing
itself as an employer of choice for Latinos. "I think the students in
the marketing class are naive to think they're offering any
opportunity to Hispanics," said Samantha Garcia, president of Students
for Peace and Justice and the University Socialist Forum at UTPA, two
groups that protested the CIA. Garcia noted the CIA's history of
involvement in Latin America, such as its involvement in the overthrow
of Chile's left-wing leader Salvador Allende and its support of
Nicaragua's Contras.
At both schools, students plan to keep fighting the CIA presence and
opposing the U.S. occupation in Iraq, which they see as intimately
connected. "Bush says we're bringing democracy to Iraq," Wrigley-Field
said. "But the history of the CIA shows the U.S. is the last country
that can bring democracy anywhere."
Campus Antiwar Network http://www.campusantiwar.net Press advisory available
online at http://www.traprockpeace.org/can_nyu_04april05.html
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9) Give a Hoot, Don't Recruit (LINK ONLY)
UDC Law Students Protest Military Recruiters
By Will O'Bryan
Published on 03/31/2005
http://www.metroweekly.com/gauge/?ak=1516
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10) E-Mails Reveal Fraud (LINK ONLY)
in Nuclear Site Study
By MATTHEW L. WALD
Published: April 2, 2005
http://www.nytimes.com/2005/04/02/politics/02yucca.html?
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11) 'One Huge US Jail' (LINK ONLY)
By Adrian Levy and Cathy Scott-Clark
The Guardian UK
Saturday 19 March 2005
Afghanistan is the hub of a global network of detention
centres, the frontline in America's 'war on terror',
where arrest can be random and allegations of torture
commonplace. Adrian Levy and Cathy Scott-Clark investigate
on the ground and talk to former prisoners.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/afghanistan/story/0,1284,1440836,00.html
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12) Draft may be needed in (LINK ONLY)
a year, military analysts warn
Bob Dart
Cox News Service
WASHINGTON
Mar. 30, 2005 03:24 PM
http://www.azcentral.com/news/articles/0330draft30-ON.html#
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13) Why you can't be antiwar (LINK ONLY)
and pro-occupation
April 1, 2005 | Page 3
http://www.socialistworker.org/2005-1/537/537_03_Antiwar.shtml
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14) CLOSE THE GAP!
(email me directly if you want the full color version
that won't translate in this post--nyelich@prochoiceamerica.org)
GAP CEO funding campaign against California students and working
families. Shouldn't a store that sells to students stick up for
students? Not the GAP.
GAP founder Don Fisher is one of Governor Schwarzenegger's leading
special interest fundraisers ˜ and one of his biggest donors.
Together, Fisher and his family have given $154,700 to
Schwarzenegger and his committees ˜ even though Schwarzenegger has
raised student fees, cut school funding, vetoed the "Car Buyers Bill
of Rights" and terminated consumer, patient and environmental
protections, while calling students and nurses "special interests."
After promising to fully fund California schools, the Governor
shortchanged students by $2 billion this year. 10,000 students were
turned away from college last year because of his cuts.
Now Don Fisher is out raising money for the Governor's special
election attacking teachers, school funding and worker pensions ˜
and he's one of the leading contributors to a right-wing scheme to
silence the voice of labor unions and working people.
When you pay the GAP, you pay the price.
RALLY AGAINST THE GAP AND ARNOLD'S SPECIAL
INTEREST FUNDRAISING
SF GAP at 100 Post
Tuesday, April 5 _ 3:30 PM
Then march with us at 4:30 PM to the Ritz Carlton Hotel, 600
Stockton (at California)
To protest Arnold's (up to) $44,600-a-plate fundraiser.
For more information contact www.californiaconsumersunited.org or
call toll free 877-289-8591.
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15) The state of the world? (LINK ONLY)
It is on the brink of disaster
An authoritative study of the biological relationships vital
to maintaining life has found disturbing evidence of man-made
degradation. Steve Connor reports
30 March 2005
http://news.independent.co.uk/world/science_technology/story.jsp?story=624667
http://www.truthout.org/issues_05/040105EA.shtml
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|
16) Terror suspect said (LINK ONLY)
to be hiding in U.S.
By Madeline Baró Diaz
Miami Bureau
April 1, 2005
Rumors are swirling that Cuban exile Luis Posada Carriles, accused
of anti-Castro terrorism, is hiding out in Miami, but friends and
federal officials on Thursday said they could not confirm the stories
were true.
http://www.sun-sentinel.com/news/local/palmbeach/sfl-
pdposada01apr01,0,479809.story
---------*---------*---------*---------*---------*---------*
17) No Home Fit for Heroes (LINK ONLY)
Around 130,000 veterans of the Iraqi conflict have already
returned to the US. For some, all that awaits is a life
of virtual destitution. So far, the numbers are small, but
the fear is that they are just the start of a chronic
problem that America will be dealing with for years
to come. Gary Younge reports
Gary Younge
Saturday April 2, 2005
Guardian
http://www.guardian.co.uk/print/0,3858,5159728-110878,00.html
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18) Lautenberg Cites Criminal Laws DeLay (LINK ONLY)
May Have Broken in Threat Against Federal Judges
WASHINGTON, DC
April 1, 2005
http://lautenberg.senate.gov/~lautenberg/press/2003/01/2005401638.html
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19) U.S. Citizen Held in Iraq as (LINK ONLY)
Suspected Insurgent
Reuters
Apr. 1, 2005
http://abcnews.go.com/US/print?id=633093
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20) My Big Fat C.E.O. Paycheck (LINK ONLY)
By CLAUDIA H. DEUTSCH
April 3, 2005
http://www.nytimes.com/2005/04/03/business/yourmoney/03pay.html?
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21) The Billionaires' Club (LINK ONLY)
By BOB HERBERT
OP-ED COLUMNIST
Published: April 4, 2005
http://www.nytimes.com/2005/04/04/opinion/04herbert.html?hp
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22) Net Aids Theft of Sensitive ID Data (LINK ONLY)
By Jonathan Krim
The Washington Post
Monday 4 April 2005
Critical Social Security numbers widely available.
Want someone else's Social Security number?
http://www.truthout.org/docs_2005/040405Z.shtml
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23) We need a post-Zionist (LINK ONLY)
leap of faith
Assimilation with space for Jewish identity offers
us a better future
John Rose
Saturday April 2, 2005
Guardian
http://www.guardian.co.uk/comment/story/0,,1450719,00.html
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