THE
HISTORY OF September 10th, I'm ___________________.
And I’m ___________. Today in 1985: Salvadoran guerrillas capture
Ines Guadalupe Duarte Durin, the daughter of President Jose Napolean Duarte.
The kidnaping will draw criticism from European and Latin American governments,
but an October 24th prisoner exchange will win freedom for twenty rebel leaders
and wounded insurgents.
The guerrillas will release photographs and tape
recordings that indicate a certain sympathy for the rebel cause from Seora
Duarte Duran. This will drive a wedge between
President Duarte and his backers in the army and oligarchy.
Monday,
September 10th, 2012
It's today’s Action Calendar!
Tonight is the Madison Infoshop Volunteer Collective
Meeting! Find out how you can get involved and help keep your community
activist resource clearing house alive and kicking. New volunteers are
always welcome. This is at 6pm at Madison Infoshop, 1019 Williamson
Street. More info at
262-9036 or madisoninfoshop.org
Tonight’s Access Hour on WORT features Jessica Maus,
who will be discussing 15 years of Pagan Pride Day in Madison, and previewing
Madison Area Pagan Pride 2012. This can be heard tonight at 7pm on WORT,
89.9fm. More info at 256-2001.
Help
raise funds to construct a primate sanctuary by participating in an online
auction fundraiser during the month of September! Visit primatesincauction.com
and bid on a variety of items donated by local artists and businesses.
Proceeds will benefit Primates Incorporated, a local nonprofit organization
raising funds to construct an enriching primate sanctuary in southern
Wisconsin. Learn more at primatesinc.com.
Pick
up an issue of Street Pulse, Madison's Homeless cooperative newspaper, for a
suggested donation from vendors located on State Street, Capital Square, Willy Street Coop, and in
other locations. Street Pulse seeks innovative ways to alleviate and raise
awareness of homelessness and poverty. For more information or
volunteering opportunities, go to madisonstreetpulse.org.