{news} REMINDER- TONIGHT-"NUCLEAR WAR AND NUCLEAR POWER- WHERE ARE WE NOW?" EVENT

Fri Aug 5 17:18:53 EDT 2005

HARTFORD GREEN PARTY

PRESS RELEASE- for immediate release- July 19, 2005: 
Contact: Tim McKee(860) 643-2282 or (860) 324-1684

"Nuclear War and Nuclear Power- Where Are We Now?" 

    On the anniversary of the dropping of the Nuclear bombs on Japan, a free showing of the movie "The Atomic Cafe" and a talk back about NEW "Smaller'  Nuclear Bombs for use in the Middle East War and U.S. tax subsidies dollars for Nuclear Power will be held. 

    On The event  will be held on Friday, August 5, at 7 p.m. at the Hartford Green Party office, at 418A New Britain Avenue, in Hartford, CT. The event will be held free of charge and is sponsored by the Hartford Greens, and all are welcome. Free will donations will be accepted to cover the cost of the event. Light refreshments will be served.

   The 1982 movie "The Atomic Cafe" is a documentary film that is both fast paced, funny and very, very scary. Using real footage from the Forties, Fifties and Sixties and propaganda terms explores the "Duck and Cover" mentality and the "Safe Use" of Nuclear power before the Chernobyl Disaster killed thousands .

For further information, the public is invited to call: (860) 324-1684

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      THE GREEN PARTY OF CONNECTICUT is the third largest political party in CT. The Greens are also the third largest political party in the US, with 220 Greens officeholders in 27 states. Over 80 countries in world have Green Parties. Wangari Maathai, the 2004 winner of the Nobel Peace Prize, is Kenya's assistant minister for environment and an elected Green Party member.
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National Committee member from Connecticut: Tim McKee (860) 324-1684

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