SPARKS FLY benefit for Marilyn Buck

03/13/2010 - 7:00pm
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SPARKS FLY: A Benefit for
Marilyn Buck's release ........                         
MARCH
13th, 7pm

Where: Uptown Body & Fender. 401 26th
Street,Oakland..
(betweenTelegraph&Broadway)                                                   
COME: Support the release fund for political
prisoner Marilyn Buck,who will be coming home after 25 years inside
federal prisons..

sparksfly2010@gmail.com


volunteers needed!  please contact sparksfly2010@gmail.com

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