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The forth annual Nuclear Free Future Run/Walk will start from Horseshoe Mound in Portsmouth Ohio.

We will start this event in Portsmouth close to the Portsmouth Gaseous Diffusion Plant, located near Portsmouth, Ohio, this plant began operations in 1954 as part of a U.S. government expansion program for the production of highly enriched uranium to fuel military reactors, nuclear weapons production and for use at the Y-12 plant in Oakridge TN.

In May 2001, USEC ceased uranium enrichment operations at Portsmouth and consolidated operations at the Paducah KY plant.

There is now a new plan to build a new enrichment plant in Piketon just north of Portsmouth OH.

We will start this event in Portsmouth Ohio and end at the Y-12 Plant in Oakridge TN. Meeting up with a walk coming from Atlanta GA organized by Nipponzan Myohoji. And in time to support the non-violent action happening the August 6th through the 9th at the Y-12 plant organized by Stop the Bombs (OREPA).

Everyone is welcome

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Prayer for Peace: Hon.Haruyoshi Fujumoto, Hiroshima Survivor, Imam Ali Siddiqui, Muslim Religious Leader and Peace Activist, and Dr. Phylis Tyler, Paster, Sage Granada Park United Methodist Church, Alhambra will deliver Prayer for Peace from their tradition:

Hiroshima/Nagasaki Remembrance -- Muslim Prayers in Christian Worship -
Sage Granada Park United Methodist Church will hold their 7th Annual Hiroshima Remembrance Sunday on August 6 at 9:15 am with Imam Ali Siddiqui joining Hon.Haruyoshi Fujumoto, Hiroshima Survivor, Rev. Phyllis Tyler and Lay Speaker Toshiki Umehata for Prayers and Peace.

The invitation for Muslim brother Imam Ali Siddiqui to join in worship came through the leadership of Rev. Dickson Yogi who chairs the Interfaith Dialogue Committee of the Sage
Granada Park congregation. The Committee works to bring major religions together in dialogue and to foster understanding and respect between religions.

A Prayer Vigil for Peace will be held in the evening at the church sponsored by the Peace with Justice Center of the Pomona Valley. All are invited to attend both events. The church
is located at 1850 West Hellman Avenue, Alhambra, CA. Call 626-233-5698.

(Prayer for Peace: Hon.Haruyoshi Fujumoto (Hiroshima Survivor), Imam Ali Siddiqui

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PEACE WITH JUSTICE CENTER OF THE POMONA VALLEY
2425 E. Street, La Verne, CA91750, 951-734-4599
Chairperson: Doreena Wright; Vice Chair: Ramon Pasoda; Secretary: Bill McClellan

Join us in the 7th Annual Prayer Vigil
The Hiroshima-Nagasaki Day
2 Venues:
Mobilization of Communities for the Elimination of design, manufacture, use and proliferation of Weapon of Mass Destruction

On August 6, 1945 first time ever Atomic Bomb was used to kill the innocent human beings, men, women and children, residents of Hiroshima and as if it was not enough, on August 9, 1945 another Atomic Bomb was used to kill the innocent residence of Nagasaki. We should always remember these days and the horror of war especially the horror of nuclear devastation. We should mobilize our communities at home and in the world to rise up against the design, manufacture, use and proliferation of Weapon of Mass Destruction including chemical, biological, and Nuclear weapon and the use of Depleted Uranium. War is a deception! And it does not solve any problem and issue. It only kills innocent people and spread devastation across this earth.

PEACE WITH JUSTICE CENTER OF THE POMONA VALLEY
In cooperation with other local organizations, churches, musjids, synagogues and temples organizing 7th Annual Prayer Vigil to remember the victims of nuclear destruction and horror of war and to renew our commitment to join hands in a movement to end senseless Nuclear Proliferation.
We should say it loud and clear:
No more Hiroshima! No more Nagasaki!
No more Nuclear Holocaust!
In cooperation with Japanese-American community and Sage Granada United Methodist Church
First Venue:
Special Guest: Hiroshima Survivor, Hon. Haruyoshi Fujimoto
Music by: Cantor Steve Puzarne, Breeyah Center, Los Angeles
Speakers includes Prof. Doreena Wright, University of LaVerne, Prof. Ramon Pasoda, LA City College, Imam Ali Siddiqui, Islamic Society of Corona/Norco
Date: Sunday, August 6, 2006, 6:30 P.M.

Place: Sage Granada United Methodist Church, Alhambra, CA
1850 W. Hellman Avenue, Alhambra, CA 91803
Tel. 626-284-3229

DIRECTIONS: Freeway 10, exit at Atlantic. (After exiting #10, the road splits into 3 exits. Take the 2nd exit which goes south on Atlantic) Go south on Atlantic. Turn right (west) at the first traffic light on Hellman. After about 5 blocks you will see a very tall bell tower on the left (south) side of the street. That is Sage Granada Park United Methodist Church.

For Information: Imam Ali Siddiqui 951-734-4599; Pastor Dr. Phyllis Tyler 626-284-3229; Dickson K. Yagi 909-398-1519;
Prof. Doreena Wright 909-593-4966; Ramon Pasoda 626-331-1653; Bill McClellan 909-621-9143
Second Venue: Friday, August 4, 2006, 6:30 P.M.

Place: Our Lady of Assumption Catholic Church,
Bonita Ave., Claremont, CA
Special appearance by the
Green Something Circus
Political satire performance troupe
Music by: Bill McClellan and Anne Koegel

Speakers include Fr.Tom Weber, Our Lady of Assumption Catholic Church, Dr. Rosemary Ruether, Claremont Graduate College, Prof. Doreena Wright, University of LaVerne, Prof. Ramon Pasoda, LA City College, Imam Ali Siddiqui, Islamic Society of Corona/Norco

DIRECTIONS: Take 10 FWY to Claremont, Exit on Indian Hill Blvd., go North, Turn Left on Bonita Ave. Go 2 blocks & Turn Right on Berkeley, then Turn Left into OLA Parking Lot. OR Take Foothill Blvd., Turn Left on Indian Hill Blvd., Turn Right on Bonita Ave. Go 2 blocks & Turn Right on Berkeley, then Turn Left into OLA Parking Lot.

For Information: Imam Ali Siddiqui 951-734-4599; Doreena Wright 909-593-4966; Ramon Pasoda 626-331-1653; Bill McClellan 909-621-9143

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Peace Farm members and friends will meet at the Pantex gate, FM 2373 north of U.S. 60, as workers leave the plant. Begins at 3:30 p.m., ends at 4 p.m., followed by potluck at the Peace Darm at 5 p.m. The Peace Farm is locaated at 188 Hwy 60, aproximately 3 1/2 miles west of FM 2373, between County Rd 6 and County Rd B.

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Ongoing antiwar Friday vigil focuses on Hiroshima Day as an object lesson for peace in the world. Bring signs and friends.

Event Description: Friday, August 4th, 7 - 9pm Barnes & Noble Bookstore 1723 Murray Ave., Squirrel Hill Courtesy of Barnes & Noble Juhasz talks about her new book, “The Bush Agenda: Invading the World, One Economy at a Time” Part of Pittsburgh's stop Bechtel convergence

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Pax Christi MI and the Detroit Area Peace with Justice Network are organizing a bus trip to the August 6th protest at Oak Ridge National Laboratory in Oak Ridge, Tenessee ( http://august6.org/node/48 ). The bus will leave at 9pm Fri., Aug 4 from Our Lady of Fatima Cath. Church in Oak Park, MI (9 1/2 Mile Rd. & Coolidge).

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Friday, August 4, 9:00 AM Carpools leaving Denton at 9:00 AM To join Protest at the Pantex gate Peace ACtion Denton will join Peace Farm members and friends meeting at the Pantex gate (between Amarillo and Panhandle), as workers leave the plant. Begins at 3:30 p.m., ends at 4 p.m. Optional potluck at the Peace Farm at 5 p.m. Leaving from Trinity Presbyterian, 2200 N. Bell (at Sherman), Denton, TX at 9:00 AM, Friday, August 4.