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27 April, 2001 Natural Law-Independence coalition candidate Mary Mellen, who ran for the Minnesota State House of Representatives (District 62A) in the 2000 election and won 17% of the vote, has just been appointed by Governor Jesse Ventura to the Minnesota Environmental Quality Board. The 15-member Board, composed of 10 state commissioners and 5 public members, assures coordination and cooperation among state agencies on environmental issues and advises the governor and legislature on environmental legislation and issues. Ms. Mellen was selected as a board Member from among several hundred applicants. In her certificate of appointment, Gov. Ventura states, "Because of the special trust and confidence I have in your integrity, judgment and ability, I have appointed and commissioned you to have and to hold [this] office." Ms. Mellen's appointment will last four years. All of us at the Natural Law Party send Ms. Mellen our deepest congratulations for this wonderful achievement. Mary Mellen, Nat Goldhaber, And Sarina Grosswald To Speak On April 29 National Conference Call Ms. Mellen will join John Hagelin and other featured speakers on the Natural Law Party national conference call this Sunday, April 29 (see details below) to update everyone about the successes of her 2000 campaign and about her new role in Minnesota. Also joining the call will be Nat Goldhaber, the Natural Law Party's vice presidential candidate in 2000, who will connect from California with the lastest news about his activities; and Dr. Sarina Grosswald, chair of the Natural Law Party of Virginia, who will update everyone about Natural Law Party involvement in Virginia's primary election campaigns. With such a wonderful list of speakers, Sunday night's conference call will be a very uplifting and informative experience. Don't miss it! |
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