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Sunday, October 10
Stop Outsourcing Our Future! Goes to Ottumwa Oct. 11
by
Linda Thieman
on Sun 10 Oct 2004 12:24 PM CDT
 Stop Outsourcing Our Future! Goes to Ottumwa Oct. 11
A Town Hall Meeting for people concerned about good jobs, the environment, and a healthy future for their community
Monday, October 11
7:00-8:30 PM
Ottumwa Public Library
101 W. Fourth St., Ottumwa
Join
your friends and neighbors to learn about global trade agreements now
being negotiated by the Bush administration, their implications for
good jobs, a clean environment, and healthy communities, and the choice
that voters have in the Presidential election on the issue of
outsourcing our future.
Panelists
John Whitaker, Iowa State Representative, District 90
Steve Siegel, Wapello County Board of Supervisors
Diana Davis-Doud, former employee, Moog/Everco
Mary Krier, Iowa Farmers Union
Dan Holub, University of Iowa Labor Center
Jim Jontz, former President, Americans for Democratic Action
More information: Dave Leshtz, Iowa Fair Trade Campaign, 319-621-4205
For complete information on the Iowa Fair Trade Campaign, click here.
Sunday, October 3
Stop Outsourcing Our Future! Goes to Keokuk Oct. 4
by
Linda Thieman
on Sun 03 Oct 2004 12:56 PM CDT
Stop Outsourcing Our Future! Goes to Keokuk Oct. 4
A Town Hall Meeting for people concerned about good jobs, the environment, and a healthy future for their community
Monday, October 4
6:30-8:00 PM
Keokuk City Council Chambers
415 Blondeau St., Keokuk
Join
your friends and neighbors to learn about global trade agreements now
being negotiated by the Bush administration, their implications for
good jobs, a clean environment, and healthy communities, and the choice
that voters have in the Presidential election on the issue of
outsourcing our future.
Panelists
-David Osterberg, Executive Director, Iowa Policy Project
-Bill Olmsted, At-Large Alderman, Keokuk City Council
-Jerry Kearns, Staff Representative, United Steel Workers of America
AND
-Jim Jontz, former Congressman from Indiana and President Emeritus, Americans for Democratic Action
Thanks to Jerry Kearns, the meeting will be televised live on local public access TV.
Other Town Hall Meetings in Iowa
Ottumwa, Oct. 11, Ottumwa Public Library, 7:00-8:30pm
For more information, click here.
Friday, October 1
Stop Outsourcing Our Future Comes to Muscatine Oct. 2
by
Linda Thieman
on Fri 01 Oct 2004 12:17 PM CDT
"Stop Outsourcing Our Future" Comes to Muscatine Oct. 2
A Town Hall Meeting for people concerned about good jobs, the environment, and a healthy future for their community
Saturday, October 2
10:30-Noon
Larsen Hall Conference Center, Muscatine Community College
152 Colorado St., Muscatine
Join
your friends and neighbors to learn about global trade agreements now
being negotiated by the Bush administration, their implications for
good jobs, a clean environment, and healthy communities, and the choice
that voters have in the Presidential election on the issue of
outsourcing our future.
Panelists
David Osterberg, Executive Director, Iowa Policy Project
Rosa Mendoza, Executive Director, Diversity Service Center of Iowa
Rev. Jacqueline McCoy, Executive Director, Quad Cities Interfaith
Earlene Ledford, AFSCME Iowa
Jennifer Sherer, University of Iowa Labor Center
Sponsors
Iowa Farmers Union
Iowa Conference United Methodist Church
League of Rural Voters
Iowa Fair Trade Campaign
National Catholic Rural Life Conference
Americans for Democratic Action
Quad Cities Interfaith
Iowa Citizen Action Network
SEIU Local 199
AFSCME Council 61
Iowa Federation of Labor, AFL-CIO
Iowa Sierra Club
Women, Food, and Agriculture Network
American Federation of Teachers Local 716
United Steel Workers of America District 11
For more information, contact: Dave Leshtz, Iowa Fair Trade Campaign, 319-621-4205
Other Town Hall Meetings in Iowa
Keokuk, Oct. 4, Keokuk City Council Chambers, 6:30-8:00 pm
Ottumwa, Oct. 11, Ottumwa Public Library, 7:00-8:30pm
For more information, click here.
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