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Pittsburgh IMC Radio Project Wants Your Help
01/04/2004
The Pittsburgh IMC is preparing to host a radio show on WRCT Pittsburgh, FM 88.3 MHz. Over the summer, while WRCT was on its "random schedule," members of the IMC Radio Collective aired several shows on WRCT as an audition. They now have a trained producer and one host for the show but welcome ideas for content and more volunteers to arrange for interviews, gather content for rebroadcast, or help run the show. Contact the Pittsburgh IMC Radio Working Group with your ideas, your own original audio content that you think matches the goals of the show, or to get involved as a host or producer.

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Police dept. violence condemned ; stun guns on the way
12/24/2003
People Against Police Violence has announced a wreath-laying ceremony today, December 24, to mark the one year anniversary of the death of 12-year-old Michael Ellerbe at the hands of state police officers.

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  Previous IMC coverage of PAPV:
  Feb 15 announcement, [Article] coverage, [Image] photos.
  March 22 in the Hill District [Article] account, [Image] photos.
  July 26 announcement.
  Sept. 6 in Mt. Oliver [Image] photos, [Audio] audio.
  Nov 1 rally [Image] photos.

Meanwhile, instead of addressing the violent actions of officers, the Pittsburgh city Police are spending $120,000 on stun guns. Steve Donahue of Save Our Transit puts this in the context of the city budget crisis, privitization, and police suppression of dissent in Pittsburgh.

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Pittsburgh IMC unveils Updated Website
12/13/2003
The Pittsburgh IMC migrated to an updated version of the sf-active website code. You will see new functionality, including the ability to preview posts before making them, as well as an improved visual layout. We have also added syndication for Indymedia Global news stories. Send your comments about the new layout and report any bugs to imc-pgh-tech. Thanks to David, Quinten, and Matt for their many months of hard work on this project.

Also this weekend: the global Indymedia site and several other IMCs are updating their websites. [ Global Feature ]

Residents Turn Out for Civil Liberties Resolution
12/11/2003
At the City Council hearing Wednesday evening, about 40 people spoke insupport of the Civil Liberties Resolution the PBORDC and local ACLU have proposed. In all, about 90 people were present to show support for the resolution. The statements made by concerned residents were truly poignant and the hearing was a dramatic show of solidarity and hope that democracy in America is alive after all!

A final vote on the resolution will take place Monday, December 22 at 10 AM. Mary Beth Buchanan, US Attorney for the Western District of Pennsylvania, which includes Pittsburgh, has been invited to speak in defense of the USA PATRIOT Act on Monday, December 15 at 9:00 AM, at the City County Building in Downtown Pittsburgh. This hearing will also be open to the public.

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Day of Action: Workers Rights are Human Rights
12/11/2003
In honor of the International Human Rights Day, the Service Employees International Union and the United Steelworkers of America sponsored a Day of Action tour. The tour started with about 20 people waiting for the bus at the United Steelworkers of America building downtown at8:30am on December 10th. At 10am, we would stop back at this spot between demonstrations to pick up enough people to fill two buses.

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