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Topic: nuclear weapons
Hutchinson calls on Tennesseans to join non-violent peace, disarmament action
By Chris Lugo | January 30, 2009 | 
NASHVILLE, TN: On Wednesday, February 4th Ralph Hutchinson will address a public meeting of the organizations Veterans for Peace and the Nashville Peace Coalition on Wednesday, February 4, to call on Tennesseans to join in non-violent action for peace and disarmament in Oak Ridge on April 4.
Hutchinson is the executive director of Stop the Bombs, a twenty-yearoold organization in Oak Ridge, Tennessee, which has organized a continuous presence outside of the Y-12 nuclear weapons plant calling for a complete shutdown of the nuclear facilities and thorough environmental clean up of the Oak Ridge bomb plant. His presentation will be given on the grounds of the Nashville Peace and Justice Center at 4732 W. Longdale Drive. The public is invited to attend this event beginning at 6pm. «Read the rest of this article»
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Pell Grants namesake acknowledged by Vice President-Elect Biden
By Turner McCullough Jr. | January 5, 2009 |
Senator Claiborne Pell (1961-1997)
College students across the nation have lost a steadfast champion in their struggle to finance their education. Claiborne Pell died January 1st.
US Senator Claiborne de Bora Pell, Rhode Island-D, for whom the college financing grants program is named, died on New Year’s Day. He served in the US Senate for thirty-six years, from January 3, 1961 to January 3, 1997. Senator Pell was known as a long time advocate of expanding higher education opportunity in America by providing money to prospective and continuing college students. «Read the rest of this article»
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