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Socialist Action, Vol. 4, No. 10, October 1986 · scan pp. 18–19 · about 450 words

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September •The English-only Ballot Issue-A Symposium •The Constitutional Right to Privacy-Abortion, Drug San Francisco classrooms are overcrowded. Closed schools should be reopened and fixed up. Smaller class sizes are necessary for improving education. Hire more teachers to give our children the best Aug.

Friday •The Chinese Revolution October Testing, Gay Rights-A Panel Discussion •Sylvia Weinstein Campaign Rally November •Anniversary of the Russian Revolution •Issues Surrounding Genetic Engineering education that can be had.

Thousands of children, whose parents are at work or school, come home to empty, unsupervised homes after school. Infants and toddlers wait on long lists for a place in a good childcare center. Childcare centers, operated by the school district with trained teachers, must be available for all who want them, regardless of income. Every Upcoming Socialist Action Forums •50 Years of Revolutionary Continuity, 255-9th S1 night forums this fall, 8 p.m. at 3534 Army St., #308 (between Mission and Valencia), S.F.

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Action/Joe Ryan elementary school should provide quality after-school care and recreation for children of working parents.

The dramatic rise in teen pregnancies must be countered at the schools them -selves with on-site clinics to dispense birth control information and devices.

Strict rent control. Void the vacancy decontrol and all other loopholes. Make it city policy that rent cannot exceed 10 percent of the tenant's income.

For a publicly financed program to build more public housing. Low-cost subsidized housing for all who need it.

Working people have the right to live in the city they built. Stop tearing down homes and neighborhoods to provide taxfree highrise monstrosities for the corporations. Stop the process of "urban removal" of Black people from San Francisco.

Upgrade emergency ambulance service.

Vote no on Proposition 64, the LaRouche Initiative!

The AIDS epidemic will only be ended with massive infusions of government funds for adequate research and a public education campaign geared at prevention. Full health, social, and economic services for all AIDS victims.

A city-wide united effort must be made to halt the growth of incipient fascist movements like that of Lyndon LaRouche.

Socialist Action is a monthly newspaper that provides unique coverage and analysis of the women's liberation, anti-intervention, and anti-apartheid movements, and the fightback against concessions. Right now you can receive Socialist Action at your home for only $6 for one year.

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BOMAL) A/NST INTED-INVINCIBLE How can such program be implemented? Vote Socialist Action profiteers who own the companies that produce the military hardware and research.

For the rest of us it is a giant impediment to building a prosperous and humane society. Socialist Acilon/May May Đòng

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Education and childcare are rights!

Decent housing is a right!

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