Mark Mericle
Template:TOCnestleft Mark Mericleis a Contractual Vice President KPFA, with Communication Workers of America.
NAM
In 1974, Mark Mericle was a member of the Mad River chapter of the New American Movement.[1]
In 1975 Mark Mericle, Mad River New American Movement, wrote an article in the NAM Discussion Bulletin No 9, March 1975, entitled "NAM Strategy Paper".[2]
New American Movement leadership
Attendees at the Expanded National Interim Committee of the New American Movement January 2-4, 1976 in Pittsburgh, PA included;
Roberta Lynch, Anne Farrar, Judy MacLean, Alan Charney, Steve Carlip, Holly Graff, Richard Healey, Mark Mericle, Carollee Sandberg, John Ehrenreich, Bill Leumer, Elayne Rapping
RIC respresentatives -Ellen Sugg (Port City Chapter, Industrial Heartland Region), Mel Tanzman (Brooklyn Chapter, Northeast Region), Joni Rabinowitz (Pittsburgh Chapter, Industrial Heartland Region), Noel Ignatin (Sojourner Truth Chapter, Midwest Region), Rick Kunnes (Ann Arbor Chapter Industrial Heartland Region), Dorothy Healey ( L.A. #4, Southwest Region), John Judis (East Bay Chapter, Northwest Region), Lee Holstein (Haymarket Chapter, Midwest Region), Laura Burns (Radcliffe/Harvard Chapter, Northeast Region), Dan Marschall (East Bay Chapter, Northwest Region), Glenn Scott (Austin Chapter, Southern Region), Alice Allgaier (St. Louis Chapter, Midwest Region), Dave McBride (Austin, Southern Region), Mark Cohen (Southern Region, Hal Adams ( Iowa City, Midwest Region);
Staff - Dave Ranney[3]
References
- ↑ New American Movement Discussion Bulletin No. 8, July - September, 1974, page ii
- ↑ NAM Discussion Bulletin No 9, March 1975
- ↑ Minutes of the Meeting of the Expanded National Interim Committee, January 2-4, 1976 Pittsburgh, PA