Wednesday, June 27, 2007

Nevada Eagle Leader Janine Hansen

Nevada Eagle Leader Janine Hansen finished off another successful session lobbying the Nevada Legislature. The Nevada Eagle Forum helped pass a law that prohibits trafficking people for illegal purposes and that penalizes businesses that hire “unauthorized aliens”; a law that prohibits the state government from confiscating firearms during emergency situations; a law of reciprocity for concealed carry weapons permits; and a resolution urging Congress not to reauthorize the “fast track” approval of international trade agreements. Nevada Eagle Forum helped to defeat a bill authorizing a statewide lottery and a bill that would make failing to wear a safety belt a primary offense.

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Tuesday, June 19, 2007

New Mexico Eagle Forum Meeting

Tuesday, June 26

Eagle Forum meets at noon at Margo's Mexican Restaurant, 504 First St., for a regular business and program meeting. The guest speaker is Dr. Martin Moore, Otero County administrator, speaking on county issues. The meeting is open to the public and reservations are not needed for the Dutch treat luncheon. For more information, call Maude Rathgeber, Eagle Forum chairman, at 437-7413 or Carol Beckett, secretary, at 434-0892.

Alamogordo News

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Tuesday, June 12, 2007

Former Eagle Forum Legislative Director Lori Waters In the News

Staunch Loudoun Republican Reconsiders Her Label
In a County of Aggressive Affiliation, Supervisor's Growth Stance Stands Out
By Sandhya SomashekharWashington Post Staff WriterSaturday, June 9, 2007; Page B01

Lori L. Waters figures she has been a Republican since Ronald Reagan was president. She lobbied her state legislature as a teen alongside her Republican activist mother. After college, she spent four years as head of the conservative Eagle Forum.

Continue reading Washington Post article

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Friday, June 8, 2007

New Hampshire Eagle Bob Bevill In the News

The Union Leader quotes New Hampshire Bob Bevill:

"Merrimack Republican Bob Bevill, who heads the conservative New Hampshire Eagle Forum, has urged them to direct their pleas to Gregg's office.

'Seventy six percent of Americans do not want amnesty, and Sen. Gregg has not made up his mind,' Bevill said yesterday. 'We want him to know that his constituents have made up their minds.'"

Unionleader.com, 7-7-07.

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Wednesday, June 6, 2007

LaNeil Spivy Honored at 30th Anniversary of Texas Eagle Forum Luncheon

LaNeil Spivy, founder of Texas Eagle Forum, was honored at a wonderful luncheon in Dallas, TX on May 31 to celebrate the 30th Anniversary of Texas Eagle Forum. She received the "Super Eagle" award.

Eagles from everywhere flew in for the event and there was a large turn-out. The influence of the many members of Texas Eagle Forum cannot be quantified over the last thirty years and the dignified character of each and every Eagle cannot be questioned

Back row: Skeet Workman, Mary Kay Stelter, Clydene Thomas, Liz Minnick,
Front row: Carolyn Galloway and LaNeil Spivy.

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Tuesday, June 5, 2007

CA EF President Orlean Koehle will speak on "The Pro-Islam Indoctrination in our Public Schools"

Orange County Register
Event Announcement

Thursday, June 7

7:30 p.m. Eagle Forum of California President Orlean Koehle will speak on "The Pro-Islam Indoctrination in our Public Schools," at the meeting of the Long Beach chapter of the Eagle Forum. Farmers & Merchants Bank, 12535 Seal Beach Blvd., Seal Beach. 714-969-4758 or 714-368-0801.

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Missouri Eagle Leader Pat Andrews

Missouri Eagle Leader Pat Andrews has helped ward off Missouri casino owners for the 13th year in a row!

Founder of CasiNo Watch, Pat, along with her husband Mark, worked tirelessly to defeat a bill that would remove Missouri’s $500 loss limit. The bill, sponsored by two Republicans, tied removing the loss limit to government scholarships for bright Missouri college students. The Missouri Teen Eagles spent several days talking to senators about the bill.

CasiNo Watch, together with MO Eagle Forum, MO Catholic Conference, and MO CWA worked together to beat a bill dressed-up to look so good Missouri, but was so bad for Missouri’s families.

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Australian journalist and educator Babette Francis

Australian journalist and educator Babette Francis, President of Endeavor Forum (the Australian affiliate of Eagle Forum), was been a leader in uncovering how abortion harms the women who receive them. We honor Babette for her early leadership on this issue! Babette had two articles published in News Weekly, an Australian Independent News Magazine. This month, the magazine published her article “Oral contraceptive link to breast cancer” in which Babette highlights a recent study by the Mayo Clinic indicating that oral contraceptives increase a woman’s risk of premenopausal breast cancer by 44% if she is on the pill before having her first child.

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