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Oregon Socialist Autumn 2008 (PDF format)
MEETINGS AND EVENTS
Multnomah County Socialist Party
Sunday, July 19, 1:00 P.M.
Open to the public. Belmont Library meeting room.
For more information:
Contact Cass at 503-289-3511. Mail to PO Box 5633, Portland OR 97228, web at http://www.thesocialistparty.org/spo/pdx.
Petition to Grant Clemency for Troy Anthony Davis
Political Party Committee
- Walter F. Brown (Action Chair)
- Mary Brown
- Michael C. Marino (Secretary and Executive Chair)
- Cassidy Martinez (Treasurer)
Note: The elected officers, listed above, are no longer in office as the ballot line was terminated by the Secretary of State. Michael C. Marino is the Chief Petitioner of the effort to regain ballot access.
Ezra Nawi's trial postponed - and more on Palestinian-Israeli news.
Senate Panel Hears of Health Insurers' Wrongs. More in the News directory. Also check out The Iranian Uprising is Home Grown, and Must Stay That Way in the Foreign Affairs directory.
Pelosi and the Iraq War - more in the Iraq Archives.
1.02 billion people hungry - and more in the in the world archive.
Health Care
"Of all the forms of injustice, inequality of health care is the most shocking and the most inhumane."
-Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Of the industrialized nations, only the United States continues to deny their people universal health care. Access to health care is as much a basic human right as the right to vote - and just as necessary for democracy.
