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10.
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Next time some folks tell you the bypass is funded, give
them a dollar and ask them to try to buy a week's worth of groceries
with it.
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9.
| Please help with our precinct walking, phone banking, or
information table activities. Contact Jason Hatch at (415) 641-0249 or
[email protected]
for information on how and when to volunteer.
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8.
| Dress up in red tights and a cape with a big "T" on your chest.
Pass out chocolate kisses and Yes On T literature. Hug the
opposition. Register people to vote. Fight injustice whenever you see
it. Be kind to endangered habitats and transportation officials.
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7.
| Send us your donation to help cover the costs of the initiative
campaign. Please make your check out to SOC/CATS and send it to
PO Box 371296, Montara, CA 94037.
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6.
| Try to find someone to explain how a freeway with a 100 foot
wide roadbed, passing lanes, access lanes, runaway vehicle escape
lanes, at least four bridges, 250 foot deep cuts and 300 foot high
fills that destroys a State Park might be considered a "two-lane
scenic road."
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5.
| Put a YES on Measure T - Vote Tunnel bumper sticker on your car
and a sign at your home. Get one of those snazzy T-shirts. Call
SOC/CATS at (415) 737-1813.
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4.
| Write letters to the editor and to your elected officials
showing your support for Measure T. Addresses and phone numbers are
available from SOC/CATS.
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3.
| Send "Dear Friends: Vote Tunnel: Vote YES on T!" cards to
everyone you know. Ask them to do the same. Cards available from
SOC/CATS.
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2.
| Sponsor a Measure T event in your community: an educational
meeting, a forum, a debate, a party! Contact the SOC/CATS Speakers
Bureau at (415) 333-6959 or (415) 728-2823.
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1.
| Vote YES on Measure T on November 5, 1996!
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