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Rustbelt Radio for August 8, 2005
08/08/2005
55 minutes: mp3 and
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On this week's show:
- We will speak to Grady McFarlane, a former employee of the Lemington
Center about the recent closure and the history of the Center
- We hear
from members of the local group Food Not Bombs, who have been serving
free vegetarian food to Pittsburgh's homeless for over 10 years
- the
City of Pittsburgh is considering a new law to crack down on
panhandling -- we'll hear from local homeless about their view of the
law
- this past Saturday young and old gathered in Oakland to march and
rally against military recruiters, shutting down the Forbes Ave. Army
recruiting center for the day. And later in the afternoon a crowd
assembled in front of the Software Engineering Institute to mark the
60th anniversary of the use of nuclear weapons on Japanese civilians.
- and over the weekend a jazz concert was held in East Liberty to raise
money for a documentary to be released on the 10th Anniversary of the
Johnny Gammage killing by Pittsburgh Police -- Rustbelt Radio spoke to
people there about the case and about police violence today.
Plus headlines from the Pittsburgh Independent Media Center.
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