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Where To FInd Us P.O. Box 16005 P.O. Box 6151 P.O. Box 14087 P.O. Box 1046 GMF Now York Baltimore, MD 21218 Boston Boston, MA 02205 (617) 497-0230 Chicago P.O. Box 578428 Chicago, IL 60657 (312) 327-5752 Cincinnati P.O. Box 21015 Cincinnati, OH 45219 (513) 272-2596 Cleveland, OH 44101 (216) 429-2167 Detrolt P.O. Box 32546 Detroit, MI 48232 Los Angolos P.O. Box 60605 Terminal Annex Los Angelos, CA 90060 (213) 250-4608 (For information in other cities call 415-821-0458. Dinkeytown Station Minneapolis, MN 55414 P.O. Box 20209 Ca. Finance 693 Columbus Ave.
New York, N.Y. 10025 San Francisco 3435 Army St., Suite 308 San Francisco, CA 84110 (415) 821-0458 Santa Barbara P.O. Box 90644 Santa Barbara, CA 93190 (805) 962-4011 Dear editor, Enclosed is a contribution to your publications fund. The January issue of Socialist Action was a pleasure to read. Accept my congratulations as an appreciative reader for the obvious care and thought that goes into each issue.
S.P., El Paso, Texas Haiti Dear editor, On Jan. 14, an audience of 42 people heard Jean-Claude Martineau, Haitian activist and playwright, and Isabel Prime of the Haitian Students Association. The occasion was a forum on U.S. foreign policy toward Haiti, sponsored by Socialist Action.
Martineau traced the history of United States, you do have borders and your interest cannot cross these borders and be the priority of every single nation in the world. You can recognize your sovereignty from Canada to Mexico, from sea to shining sea, but, when it comes to our little island, you will have to stop talking about the world this way."
Haitian activists are having an annual fund-raising dinner for the Center of Information Documentation and Research on Haiti on