Dear Folks:

This is a most critical week to protest that "Gore Won-Bush Stole the Election".

Oral Majority will lead a 9 AM protest against George W. Bushit when he visits Orlando at the International Convention Center on International Drive on March 21, 2001. GO to map & directions

Contact: Suni at 727-596-7110 or beachbms@tampabay.rr.com

When Laura Bush comes to L.A., Bob Kunst, Pres. of Oral Majority will be at the Morningside Elementary at 10 A.M. on Thurs., 3/22/01. Kunst will also go to Occidental College at 2P.M.

When we get the schedule for San Diego, Kunst will also be there.

On Sunday, March 25,2001, Oral Majority protests in front of the Shrine Auditorium, 665 W. Jefferson, Los Angeles, at NOON, when we give Bushit our own 'oscarette' on 'Best Performance' for a 'Coup d'etat'. There will be a ton of media from all over the world and we urge everyone to make this vital statement with us.

Kunst can be reached in Los Angeles at 310-515-5139, the Crossland Hotel and an Oral Majority organizing meeting is also at 8 P.M. on Thurs., 3/22/01 at 18602 South Vermont Ave., Gardena, Ca. 90248

MESSAGE TO: ORAL MAJORITY
FROM: OFFICE OF THE FIRST LADY

FOR PLANNING PURPOSES ONLY

Saturday, March 17, 2001

FIRST LADY LAURA BUSH TO VISIT SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA

Washington, D.C. ? First Lady Laura Bush plans to travel to Southern California next week to highlight some of the education initiatives she recently launched. Specifically, Mrs. Bush will visit Los Angeles on Thursday, March 22, and San Diego on Friday, March 23. Her visits and participation in local events will spotlight student achievement as well as recruiting both college students and military retirees to enter the teaching profession.

Thursday, March 22

Mrs. Bush will address teachers, students, parents and caregivers at Morningside Elementary School, located at 576 N. Maclay Avenue in San Fernando. After making remarks, Mrs. Bush will read to students.

Following, the First Lady will travel to Occidental College located at 1600 Campus Road in Los Angeles. She will address college presidents, faculty members and students from the Greater Los Angeles area about Teach For America, a program that recruits college students to teach in disadvantaged communities.

Friday, March 23

The First Lady will round out her trip to Southern California with a visit to San Diego, where she will highlight another teacher recruitment program: Troops to Teachers. She will address military members nearing retirement to encourage them to take their skills and knowledge into the classroom as teachers.

Further information and details about Mrs. Bush's schedule in Los Angeles and San Diego will be forthcoming.