MADISON IS 16TH CITY TO PASS ANTI-WAR RESOLUTION

Council urges: Don't attack Iraq
Madison is 16th city to oppose first strike
By Judith Davidoff
November 20, 2002




The Capitol Times

The City Council has gone on record opposing a U.S. offensive against Iraq.

The council's action makes Madison the 16th city to pass a resolution opposing a pre-emptive strike on Iraq, according to a mayoral assistant in Santa Cruz, Calif., which passed a similar resolution in late September.

Ron Schneider, assistant to Santa Cruz Mayor Christopher Krohn, said in a telephone interview Tuesday night that Baltimore, Md., and St. Petersburg, Fla., will be voting on anti-war resolutions Thursday.










Council urges: Don't attack Iraq
Madison is 16th city to oppose first strike
By Judith Davidoff
November 20, 2002




The Capitol Times

The City Council has gone on record opposing a U.S. offensive against Iraq.

The council's action makes Madison the 16th city to pass a resolution opposing a pre-emptive strike on Iraq, according to a mayoral assistant in Santa Cruz, Calif., which passed a similar resolution in late September.

Ron Schneider, assistant to Santa Cruz Mayor Christopher Krohn, said in a telephone interview Tuesday night that Baltimore, Md., and St. Petersburg, Fla., will be voting on anti-war resolutions Thursday.