The 20th anniversary of the nuclear-testing moratorium will be celebrated tomorrow by the Utah Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons with a peace walk in downtown Salt Lake City.
The 5K peace walk kicks off at 11 a.m. at the First Unitarian Church, 660 S. 1300 East, and will proceed, no doubt at a leisurely pace, to the Calvary Baptist Church, accompanied by what the U-Can folk call in their press release "the folksy bluegrass-style peace music" of local musician Bill McGinnis.
At 1:30 p.m., there will be a short program at the Calvary church to mark the anniversary of the moratorium and to urge support of the Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban Treaty.
Among those talking will be Pete Ashdown and Emma Lou Thayne.
You can hop on Trax to get back to the First Church.
It's very admirable that people take time out of their busy lives for such a good cause.
If anyone has any doubts about the dangers of nuclear radiation, nuclear energy and atomic testing, please educate yourselves.
Highly recommended sites to begin learning:
www dot enenews dot com
www dot nuclearhotseat dot com (excellent interviews)
www dot enformable dot com
www dot nuclearcrimes dot org
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