Human Rights Talks In Cda On Dec. 10

Wed., Dec. 2, 1998

From Staff Reports

The Lake City will be one of 50 communities around the country participating in a town hall discussion on human rights Dec. 10.

The North Idaho College Popcorn Forum will participate in the town hall meeting to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

Bill Wassmuth, executive director of the Northwest Coalition Against Malicious Harassment, will present the keynote address.

The free forum will begin at 1 p.m. in the Todd Lecture Hall of the NIC library.

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