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Daniel Garcia
- Mar 1, 1997
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Recent E-Mail Notices

Nov. 15/96 — Canada Reviews Nuclear-Weapons Policy.
Dec. 6/96 — Trade Deals and Human Rights in Indonesia (East Timor).
Dec. 10/96 — How to Survive an Occupying Army. By J. Sewell.

[A copy of any of these is available on request to the Science for Peace office]

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