*************************************************************************** SILENT STUDENT WALK-OUT AND MARCH FOR JUSTICE FOR  JONNY GAMMAGE

Friday, November 22
WALK-OUT: 10:00 am
MARCH: begins at 12:00 noon at Freedom Corner in the Hill District, just above the Civic Arena. Proceeds to the court-house where a rally will be held. The march will be led by students but others are encouraged to attend. For more info: call 363-5324
*************************************************************************** Also on Friday, November 22, 7:30 pm:

Pathfinder forum titled "Vojtas Verdict -
Justice Denied" at 1103 E. Carson St. Featuring Debra Bailey, of the CCPJ, Cornell Womack of the Pitt. Chapter to Free Mumia and Malcolm Jarret of the Pittsburgh Young Socialists.
*************************************************************************** Saturday, November 23, 11:30 am:

NAACP Forum in response to the acquital of John Vojtas, on how to reduce racial tensions and overcome deplorable unemployment conditions for African-Americans. At the YWCA on Wood St. downtown. ***************************************************************************
Tuesday, November 26, 6:00 pm:

CCPJ meeting at the COR in Oakland, corner of Fifth and Bellefield. On the agenda: special prosecutor, benefit concert, future conference/rally proposals.
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Wednesday, December 4:

Mrs. and Mr. Gammage will appear on Geraldo.
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Thursday, December 5, 8:30pm

Benefit concert for CCPJ at the Bloomfield-Bridge Tavern on Liberty Ave. Featuring music byThe Ploughman's Lunch (Green Linnet International Recording Artist & 5 times Grammy Nominee), Pat Kilbride & Soma Mestizo.

suggested donation: $5.00

All proceeds to benefit groups building support for justice for jonny gammage.

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     Joint proceedings began on October 15, 1996, for Lt. Milton E. Mulholland and Patrolman Michael G. Albert accused of involuntary manslaughter.

    On Friday October 18, 1996, Common Pleas Judge David R. Cashman declared a mistrial due in part to Coroner Cyril Wecht's comments in court and on national television while under a gag order.

    All are encouraged to enforce justice and see to it that the officers are retried and such retrial commence within 120 days as required by law in Pennsylvania.

     Efforts are still being taken by members of the Campus Coalition for Peace and Justice (CCPJ), NAACP Pittsburgh Chapter and the Urban League of Pittsburgh. 

    Additonal issues have been taken up since the verdict issued in the trial of Officer John Vojtas and in the light of local businesses failing to do their part on any part.