And now:Ish <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

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Date: Thu, 8 Apr 1999 16:51:01 -0500
From: iacenter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: International Demos Against Bombing Yugoslavia


Attention all anti-war activists. The International Action 
Center is calling for an internationally coordinated day 
of demonstrations against the U.S./NATO bombing of 
Yugoslavia on APRIL 17, 1999. We encourage all activists 
to organize demonstrations, picket lines, leaflet and 
bannering sessions, or press conferences to demand "Stop 
the U.S./NATO bombing of Yugoslavia."

Email us the details of your actions including city, 
date/time, place, and contact number so that we can post 
the information of our web page. There will be coordinated 
demonstrations in cities throughout the world against the 
war being carried out by the U.S. and NATO.

What follows is a press release put out by the 
International Action Center.

Thanks. Keep us posted.
IAC



International Action Center
39 West 14th Street, #206
New York, NY 10011
212-633-6646
212-633-2889 fax
email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.iacenter.org

April 8, 1999

For Immediate Release
Press Contact: Sara Flounders
Brian Becker 212-633-6646


ANTI-WAR ACTIVISTS SET INTERNATIONAL DAY OF PROTESTS 
AGAINST U.S./NATO BOMBING OF YUGOSLAVIA, SAT., APRIL 17

NEW YORK CITY DEMONSTRATION, SAT., APRIL 17, 12 NOON AT 
GRAND CENTRAL STATION, AND IN SAN FRANCISCO AT 12 NOON AT 
POWELL AND MARKET STREETS.

On April 7, as U.S./NATO forces intensified their bombing 
attacks on Yugoslavia, the International Action Center 
announced an April 17 International Day of Protest against 
the two-week U.S./NATO war of aggression. Coordinated 
actions by anti-war activists will take place in over 100 
cities throughout the U.S. and around the world demanding 
"STOP the Bombing, Stop the War Against Yugoslavia."

"The fact that the unilateral cease-fire proposed by the 
Yugoslavian government was completely rejected shows that 
the bombing has nothing to do with a humanitarian crisis 
and everything to with a massive U.S. takeover of the 
Balkans," said Deirdre Sinnott of the International Action 
Center. "In fact, the bombing raids intensified after the 
U.S. and NATO flatly dismissed the cease-fire, and the 
military is trying to psychologically set the stage for 
sending in ground troops_even though the overwhelming 
majority of people in the U.S. oppose sending ground 
troops."

"Now the U.S. is demanding that the radio and television 
media in Yugoslavia broadcast three hours of U.S. war 
propaganda or be destroyed, said Sinnott. "So much for 
free speech."

Demonstrations will occur in New York, San Francisco, 
Claremont CA, Los Angles, London, Minneapolis, Washington, 
Norfolk, Kingston NY, Chicago, and throughout Italy, 
Germany, France and Greece. 

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