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"The U.S. government is complicit in these break-ins," said Bob Warren of the Central America Solidarity Association, whose office in the basement of the old Cambridge Baptist Church has been broken into six times in 16 months.
Church administrator Peggy Smith said this was the first time property had been stolen in the break-ins which began just prior to granting of sanctuary to a Salvadoran labor unionist at the church near Harvard University.
Until now the ordinance has not been enforced, since winter weather has kept most people from the parks. But one community leader in the dispute says black Detroiters may stage sit-ins and confrontations in Dearborn if the matter is not resolved before spring. "We're struggling to head off...
Other factors also contributed to Chun's new approach. One of his highest priorities is to avoid embarrassing political run-ins before--and during--the 1988 Olympics. A picture of harmony will, among other things, encourage foreign investors to look seriously at South Korea. Moreover, as Chun is always quick...
But SASC does not expect the protests to stop there. SASC members will lead university-wide teach-ins throughout the month to educate the community about the situation in South Africa. Protests could take the form of civil disobedience, divestment activists say, although nothing definite has been planned yet. And...