B. Letters to the
editor.
C. Articles--news and
features.
1. National Green meeting
ends in Tucson.
2. Arizona referenda list
updated.
3. ASU Campus Greens need members
to revive.
4. Alternative power vehicles charge
in.
5. Matriarchy: Women rule in China's Mosuo
culture; documentary by Xiaoli Zhou.
6. Mixed
Greens (short items).
--
Surprising products contain beef.
-- Arizona
finally approves breastfeeding.
--
India guarantees rural jobs.
D. Humor,
comedy, and humour.
7. Do cars
make the man?
-- Top ten dumb guy ideas for
lowering gas prices.
-- Police get you
coming or going.
-- "God Bless My S.U.V." by
the Capitol Steps.
8. Favorite slogans, sayings,
anecdotes, etc.
E.
Articles--opinion
9. Why we have
a duopoly--while parliamentary and pro-rep countries don't.
10.
Gubernatorial candidate Hess answers questions.
11. Buying
votes with advertising.
F. Green Party
notices.
G. Other notices.
H.
Please write one of these articles!
I. Masthead: publication identity, owners, address,
etc.
End of TABLE OF CONTENTS.
A.
Events.
2006
August
August 1, Tuesday, 6 p.m. Concerned Citizens Movie Night
re-screens the documentary The Future of Food: the unlabeled,
patented, genetically engineered foods that have quietly filled grocery
shelves. Free. Changing Hands Bookstore,
6428 South McClintock Drive, Tempe, AZ. Telephone Jason Williams
480-730-0205. www.changinghands.com.
August 1, Tuesday, 8 p.m. Mesa Greens meet at Bookmans E.E.,
1056 South Country Club Drive (at Southern Avenue), Mesa. Free. See
also 2006 July issue, Article # 3.
www.mesagreens.org.
August 3, Thursday. Last day to
register as a write-in candidate for public office in
Arizona. Then if you get a certain small number of write-ins in the
September 12 primary, you are put onto the November 7
ballot.*
August 4, Friday.
Who Killed the Electric Car?
documentary movie opens on some big
screens. Was to be at
AMC Desert Ridge 18 in Phoenix, but now it's not
on the Web pages. Try telephoning 480-606-0803.
# 32 - 21001 North Tatum Boulevard.
Also in Tucson at Century Elcon 20 theater. www.whokilledtheelectriccar.com
August 4, Friday, 6 - 11
p.m. Central Phoenix, AZ. First
Friday Art Walk (first Friday of each month). The Green
Party usually has a table in the parking lot just west of Modified Arts,
407 East Roosevelt
Street, from about 6 to 10
p.m.
August 9. Arizona
Citizens for Election Reform.
Changed to August 23, which
see.
Estimated late August. Gentle Strength
Co-operative moving to 9 East Southern Avenue (southeast
corner of Mill Avenue), Tempe. Until then, non-members and members should buy their natural
food at 234 West University Drive, Tempe. Telephone
480-968-4831. www.gentlestrength.com.
August 15, Tuesday, 8 p.m. Mesa Greens meet at Bookmans E.E.,
1056 South Country Club Drive (at Southern Avenue), Mesa. Free. See
also 2006 July issue, Article #
3. ww.mesagreens.org.
August 15, Tuesday.
Submissions due for the next issue of this Green
e-newsletter. Later ones are welcome?we'll try to squeeze
them in. See procedure in Masthead at the end of this
e-newsletter.
August 16, Wednesday, 6 p.m. The documentary Manufacturing Consent, the
political life and ideas of world-renowned linguist, intellectual and political
activist Noam Chomsky. Concerned Citizens Movie Night.
Free. Changing
Hands Bookstore, 6428 South McClintock Drive, Tempe, AZ; www.changinghands.com. Telephone
Jason Williams
480-730-0205.
August 23, Wednesday,
7 to 9 p.m. Arizona Citizens for Election Reform
(ACER) meeting. Free. At
Bookmans E.E., meeting room, 8034 North
19th Avenue (n.w. corner of West Northern Avenue), Phoenix, AZ. Map. www.aceronline.org. (Changed from
August 9. See also Article # 9.a. in 2006 June
issue.)