Subject:  Re Cathy Bergman/EMR Alliance (fwd)
Date:     Sun, 2 Aug 1998 050736 -0500 (CDT)
From:     "Roy L. Beavers" <rbeavers@llion.org>
To:       emfguru@hotmail.com
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Date: Sat, 01 Aug 1998 20:28:31 +0100
From: Christopher Beaver 
To: "Roy L. Beavers" 
Subject: Re: Cathy Bergman/EMR Alliance (fwd)

Dear Roy:

If it's true that Cathy Bergman needs to back off the public side of her
activism for awhile, it's certainly more than understandable. When I
think how worn down I am as a relatively johnny-come-lately, it's
amazing that Cathy has managed to do so much in public and with the
public for so long.

I just wanted to drop a note offering a big thanks to Cathy. It is she
who stands out as one of the people who kept this issue alive in the
back of my mind, waiting to be called into life when PacBell came
calling with their cellphone antennas almost one year ago to the day.
(What a year it's been, too.)

It was also Cathy who sprang to our aid out here when the University of
California at San Francisco started jerking us around over a meeting
room when we were setting up the Neil Cherry conference. The University
suddenly wanted us to be sponsored by a non-profit and suddenly wanted a
full history of that non-profit, the hoops to jump through kept
expanding and expanding. Cathy offered The EMR Alliance as the
sponsoring group without a second's hesitation. And when I feared an
overly burdensome demand coming down on Cathy than expected with the
University's ever-increasing demand for paperwork, it was Cathy who
offered to write her own letter and send any damn thing they
wanted...and she said, if that wasn't enough, then we'd know where they
stood. Did I love that spirit of defiance or what? Cathy Bergman is the
greatest!!

Finally, in closing, I'd still love to get some more victory stories,
even a few sentences would help me fill the one-pager that I'll send to
other groups and to the press as the occasion arises.

And don't forget, Dr. John Goldsmith at our public forum in San
Francisco on August 23rd: THE END OF INNOCENCE: Cellphones, cellphone
antennas, television transmission towers, digital wireless...and cancer.
For more information contact Libby Kelley at Tel: 415-892-1863 (please
keep calls within normal business hours, Monday through Friday) or via
e-mail: dingel@cris.com. People can also contact me at: Tel 415-824-5822
or via e-mail, IDGFilms@earthlink.net.



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