Daily Hampshire Gazette
Guest columnist William Lambers: On Sept. 11, think of peaceful tomorrows
Advocates urge ending war and hunger—calling for ceasefires, humanitarian aid, and Food for Peace to prevent terrorism and build lasting peace after 9/11.
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