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When: Friday, June 20, 8:00 - 10:00 PM
Where: Arts in Action, 1919 W. 7th Street 4th floor, Los Angeles
For More Info: (213)413-1778,
e-mail: PJFest (at) ActionLA.org Web: www.PJFEst.net

This week's Radio Spin, plus Luke Anderson, author of Genetic Engineering: Food & Our Environment. We discuss the upcoming WTO meeting in Sacramento

Thursday Art Party at RCNV

Saturday and Sunday Carpools from the County Building

Santa Cruz groups will convene a half-hour before the Spokescouncil meetings each night in Sacramento.

The Police Department, through the Public Works Department, is planning a quick-and-dirty removal of homeless vehicles parking at night from 1 am to 5 a.m. on Washington, Center, and Front Sts. South of Laurel. Speak up now or weep later.

Two homeless men got three harassment tickets from Sgt. Loran "Butchie" Baker and his rookie companion. Eric's citation was for leaning against his backpack in a half-prone position ("lying on the sidewalk") and for "improperly" parking his bicycle with handlebars hanging over a planter ("conduct on public property"). Aka received a "littering" ticket for throwing dropping a banana peal in a planter. Sgt. Baker's history. Homeless vehicle sweeps planned.

Currently, Sacramento is the most important destination for anyone
concerned about genetically engineered trees, foods, and fish, the
rights of small farmers, and the environment and biotech companies
controlling and commidifying the world's forests and food supply.

Of interest to left wing activists and college students and antiwar and anti-globalization activists.

Panel discussion on Men & Parenting on Voices, SCCTV Channel 27. Live and call-in Thursday 6/19, 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. - rebroadcast Saturday 6/21 same time. Guests include Tim Hartnett, Dave Kramer-Urner and Steve Ashley; host is Mark Halfmoon.

Scott Ritter to Keynote at 2003 Peninsula Benefit for Peace, Justice and Human Rights. Also, Charles Liteky, Marie Davis, and More.