CENTER FOR A JUST SOCIETY - Revision history

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	CENTER FOR A JUST SOCIETY. Operating from the former [[~~ST.~~ MARK'S LUTHERAN CHURCH]] at 12th and Locust [[STREETS]], the center was opened in 1989. Instrumental in its operation was [[O'NEAL, Hazel\| Hazel O'NEAL]]. The Center, the first community-based peace and justice center in the Dubuque area, was a source of information on the environment, racism, nuclear disarmament, and homelessness.		CENTER FOR A JUST SOCIETY. Operating from the former [[SAINT MARK LUTHERAN CHURCH]] at 12th and Locust [[STREETS]], the center was opened in 1989. Instrumental in its operation was [[O'NEAL, Hazel\| Hazel O'NEAL]]. The Center, the first community-based peace and justice center in the Dubuque area, was a source of information on the environment, racism, nuclear disarmament, and homelessness.

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Randylyon at 18:46, 30 October 2018

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	CENTER FOR A JUST SOCIETY. Operating from the former [[~~SAINT~~ MARK'S LUTHERAN CHURCH]] at 12th and Locust [[STREETS]], the center ~~became a lending library of materials devoted to issues of social concern~~. Instrumental in its operation was [[O'NEAL, Hazel\| Hazel O'NEAL]].		CENTER FOR A JUST SOCIETY. Operating from the former [[ST. MARK'S LUTHERAN CHURCH]] at 12th and Locust [[STREETS]], the center was opened in 1989. Instrumental in its operation was [[O'NEAL, Hazel\| Hazel O'NEAL]]. The Center, the first community-based peace and justice center in the Dubuque area, was a source of information on the environment, racism, nuclear disarmament, and homelessness.

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			1. "Grand Opening Slated," ''Telegraph Herald'', September 30, 1989, p. 5

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Randylyon at 02:19, 30 November 2008

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	CENTER FOR A JUST SOCIETY. Operating from the former [[SAINT MARK'S LUTHERAN CHURCH]] at 12th and Locust [[STREETS]], the center ~~has become~~ a lending library of materials devoted to issues of social concern. Instrumental in its operation was [[O'NEAL, Hazel\| Hazel O'NEAL]].		CENTER FOR A JUST SOCIETY. Operating from the former [[SAINT MARK'S LUTHERAN CHURCH]] at 12th and Locust [[STREETS]], the center became a lending library of materials devoted to issues of social concern. Instrumental in its operation was [[O'NEAL, Hazel\| Hazel O'NEAL]].

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CENTER FOR A JUST SOCIETY. Operating from the former [[SAINT MARK'S LUTHERAN CHURCH]] at 12th and Locust [[STREETS]], the center has become a lending library of materials devoted to issues of social concern. Instrumental in its operation was [[O'NEAL, Hazel| Hazel O'NEAL]].