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After meeting in Washington, D. C. in association with the March on Washington for Lesbian and Gay Rights, AIDS activists from throughout the country have announced new national network of AIDS organizations involved in protests, lobbying efforts, civil disobedience demonstrations, and community organizing.

The Network is organizing nine days of nation-wide protest and actions on April 29 through May 7, the Spring AIDS Action '88. Through grassroots organizing, communities nation-wide will coordinate their efforts on the following issues, culminating in a National Day of test:

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AIDS, Gay Men and Homophobia PWA's

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Care and Uncaring

AIDS in the Ghetto, Barrio, and

on the Reservation.

AIDS on Campus

Fri, Apr 29

Sat, Apr 30

Sun, May 1

Mon, May 2

Tue, May 3

AIDS Behind Bars

Wed, May 4

Thu, May 5

Fri, May 6

Sat, May 7

Women and the AIDS Crisis

AIDS, a World-wide Crisis

Life Withheld and Life Held Back

National Day of Protest

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Participants are encouraged to unify behind the stated goals of the AIDS Action Pledge, which pledges signers to engage in nonviolent civil disobedience or other protests demand massive AIDS funding for: local to world-wide educational programs, programs, coordinated research, a National health care program, public accountability of AIDS programs, and an end to quarantine, mandatory testing and discrimination against People with AIDS.

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Anyone who wishes to get involved or find about Spring AIDS Action '88 can call or write ACT UP at (212) 674-6520, 337-E 10th St, New York City, NY 10004, or the AIDS Action Pledge at (415) 821-9087, 158-A Lexington st, San Francisco, CA 94110. Ask for the nearest local participating organization's contact number, an organizing packet to start new local affiliates, and copies of the AIDS Action Pledge.

CHARLIE'S CALENDAR

FRIDAY

7:30PM-Second Friday, GRASP

8:00PM-Open Rap Group, LGCSC

8:00PM-AA/Al-Anon, St. Lukes, W. 78th & Lake Ave 8:30PM-1st & 3rd Fridays, Chevrei Tikva, The Civic

SATURDAY

10:00AM-Adult Children of Alcoholics (ACA), LGCSC 10:30AM-Informal feminist discussion group,

Another State of Mind Bookstore

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1:00PM-('til 4) Square Dancing, Man's World 4:00PM-Lesbian ACA, St. Malachi Community Center 7:00PM-AA, St. Lukes, W. 78th & Lake Ave.

SUNDAY

2:00PM-Every other Sunday, Gay Youth Group, LesbianGay Comm. Service Ctr. 651-7111

4:30PM-Women's Vision Radio, WJMO 1490AM

6:30PM-2nd

and

St. John's

4th Sunday, Dignity, Episcopal (Pot Luck 4th Sunday) 7:00PM-MCC Westshore Unitarian Church, 20401 Hilliard 7:30PM-0A, St. Malachi, W.25 & Detroit

MONDAY

11:00AM-CSU Men's Discussion Group, call 687-2277

7:00PM-Lesbian ACA, The Civic, 3130 Mayfield Rd.

8:30PM-AA, St. Lukes, W. 78th & Lake Ave.

8:30PM-1st Monday, Monotones, Legends

TUESDAY

7:30PM-Lesbian 0.A., the Civic

8:00PM-PFLAG, Trinity Cathedral, E22 & Euclid Ave., Rear Entrance

8:30PM-2nd

LGCSC

WEDNESDAY

& 4th Tuesdays,

Gay/Bisexual married men,

7:30PM-Gaywaves Radio, WRUW 91.1FM

7:30PM-MCC Midweek Alternative, Trinity Cathedral

7:30PM-Square Dancing, Man's World

7:30PM-ERGPC, 3rd Wednesday, Legends

7:30PM-4th Wednesday, First Unitarian Church, Shaker

Blvd.

8:00PM-Lesbian A.A., The Civic (west end)

THURSDAY

7:30PM-1st Thursday, Gay Fathers

8:00PM-A.A., St. Josephat, 1435 E. 33, between St. Clair and Lakeside

8:00PM-CoSa, The Civic

Another State of Mind

New hours in February

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