Cambridge Votes to Move Nuclear Reactor

["Sandy Perle" <sandyfl@earthlink.net>]

SOURCE: Committee for Social Justice

CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Nov. 4 /PRNewswire/ -- Look what 28th 
Middlesex Cambridge Voters did. On Tuesday November
3, by dramatic margins, Cambridge voted to: 

(1) move the MIT Nuclear Reactor out of Cambridge, MA
   
On Referendum 5, by a margin of more than 2 to 1, Cambridge 
voted to move the MIT Nuclear Reactor out of Cambridge to
a safer and less densely populated area. 

Latest returns from the 28th Middlesex district show 5,287 
Cantabrigians support moving the Nuclear Reactor, 7,430 endorse
increasing Affordable Housing opportunities, and 8,083 voted for 
Universal Health Care and the Health Care Bill of Rights. 

David A. Hoicka was the only candidate to actively promote, in 
every piece of campaign literature, Moving the Nuke,
affordable housing, and Universal Health Care with Health Care Bill 
of Rights. 

In the recent election, Hoicka was also the only candidate to limit 
campaign expenditures to Clean Election levels, and to refuse
money from people and special interests with issues pending 
before the legislature. 

For more information contact the Committee for Social Justice and 
Attorney David Hoicka at (tel) 617-547-4000, (fax)
617-547-4585, email david.hoicka@mediaone.net. Attorney David 
A. Hoicka's law practice concentrates on small business
workouts and consumer rights. 








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Sandy Perle
E-Mail: sandyfl@earthlink.net
Personal Website: http://www.geocities.com/capecanaveral/1205

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