Peg Morton he NATO bombing in Yugoslavia and the prospect of a larger-scale war in the Balkans held a prominent place in this year's Tax Day actions. From New Jersey to Oregon, from Kentucky to Minnesota, activists from war tax resistance organizations, WRL locals and other peace and justice groups protested war taxes April 15 with penny polls, street singing and street theater, picketing, vigils and leafleting, and a tag-team run and a bake sale. Many groups reported unusually positive reactions from passers-by, and penny poll results overwhelmingly showed once again that the people in this country would give far less money to the military than our elected representatives do. Judith Mahoney Pasternak. Robert Cooney, Kate Donnelly, Larry Gara, Carol Jahnkow, Andy Mager, Matt Meyer, Craig Simpson.
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