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From: Carol Moore <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: List from <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Weds War Powers Act Vote???--Hearing today
Date: Tuesday, April 27, 1999 6:47 AM

From: Carol Moore, member, D.C. Stop the War Now
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TODAY, Tuesday 4-27
the House Intnl. Relations Committee is marking up
War Powers legislation 2pm 2172 Rayburn Building
(I'll be there.)
TOMORROW Weds. 4-28 as we see below the vote could
come as early as tomorrow.
Time to take action!!!
Call, fax, email your senators and congressperson. 202-224-3121
Also, there is a new webpage that will email them for you easily.
http://www.stopthewarnow.com  (If it is having initial technical
problems, try back again soon.)

Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senator Jesse Helms, (NC) Chairman
Phone: (202) 224-4651
Fax: (202) 224-0836
Email:  [EMAIL PROTECTED]

House Committee on International Relations
Congressman Benjamin A. Gilman, (NY) Chairman
Phone: (202) 225-5021
Fax:(202) 225-2035
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Also call President Clinton at White House Comment line
202-456-1111 and say you are  against bombing and ground
troops.  (Go straight to Operator since as of yesterday it was
not a question on the menu.)  Or email [EMAIL PROTECTED]
And don't forget Madeline Albright <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Fran Teplitz of Peace Action <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> PRIORITY ONE ALERT:
>
> This alert is not based in the 1999 program plan, but since it
addresses
> legislation on whether or not the United States will declare war, it
rises
> to the top of our priorities.
>
> KOSOVO LEGISLATIVE ALERT:  VOTE EXPECTED AS SOON AS WEDNESDAY
>
> A vote is expected in the House of Representatives this week or next -

> possibly as soon as Wednesday, April 28, 1999 - on whether or not to
> continue the U.S. military attacks on Yugoslavia. Rep. Tom Campbell
(R-CA)
> has introduced two bills, one calling for withdrawal from the attacks
and
> the other requiring an official declaration of war in keeping with the

War
> Powers Act. Rep. Campbell aims to have the two bills debated and voted

on
> together, but this is not guaranteed.
>
> H. Con. Res. 82 calls on the President "to remove United States Armed
> Forces from their positions in connection with the present operations
> against the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia."
>
> H. J. Res. 44 declares "a state of war between the United States and
the
> Government of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia."
>
> Campbell supports the withdrawal position, although he has introduced
both
> resolutions to ensure Congress acts either to approve or disapprove
the
> military action now underway. In addition to the consequences for the
> people of Yugoslavia, these votes are important procedurally because
they
> uphold a system of checks and balances on the use of force, a system
that
> has been evaded by recent presidential decisions to bomb other
nations.
>
> There may be other resolutions introduced as well, for example,
legislation
> linking U.S. military withdrawal to negotiations to end the war. It is

also
> possible that Congress could table the legislation, and thereby avoid
> taking a clear stand.
>
> ACTION:
>
> Call your Representative TODAY and urge him/her to:
>
> 1)      vote in favor of H. Con. Res 82 to remove U.S. forces from the

NATO
> attacks on Yugoslavia.
> 2)       vote against H. J. Res. 44 to declare war on Yugoslavia
>
> Capitol Switchboard: 202-224-3121
>
> Thanks to the Friends Committee on National Legislation for their
> information on this legislation.

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