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    Portland-based Veterans for Peace, the 4,000-member national organization founde

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    Portland-based Veterans for Peace, the 4,000-member national organization founded in 1985 which advocates against war, launched the Bosnian and Croation Rescue Project last month to bring injured youngsters to this country for free medical care. Jerry Genesio, 54, of Sweden, has been instrumental in thrusting Veterans for Peace into the international spotlight with the organization\u27s new emphasis on humanitarian service

    The group Veterans for Peace received calls from nearly 100 people offering to a

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    The group Veterans for Peace received calls from nearly 100 people offering to assist in bringing injured Bosnian and Croatian children to Maine for care. Veterans for Peace, Brighton Medical Center and the International Organization for Migration are working together to bring the children to the U.S

    The group Veterans for Peace received calls from nearly 100 people offering to a

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    The group Veterans for Peace received calls from nearly 100 people offering to assist in bringing injured Bosnian and Croatian children to Maine for care. Veterans for Peace, Brighton Medical Center and the International Organization for Migration are working together to bring the children to the U.S

    Portland-based Veterans for Peace, the 4,000-member national organization founde

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    Portland-based Veterans for Peace, the 4,000-member national organization founded in 1985 which advocates against war, launched the Bosnian and Croation Rescue Project last month to bring injured youngsters to this country for free medical care. Jerry Genesio, 54, of Sweden, has been instrumental in thrusting Veterans for Peace into the international spotlight with the organization\u27s new emphasis on humanitarian service

    Profile of Jerry Genesio, 55, of Sweden, founder of Veterans for Peace. The Por

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    Profile of Jerry Genesio, 55, of Sweden, founder of Veterans for Peace. The Portland-based organization, founded in July 1985, has 4,200 members and 77 chapters nationwide. Details

    Jerry Genesio, director of Veterans for Peace in Portland, was denied entry into

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    Jerry Genesio, director of Veterans for Peace in Portland, was denied entry into Bosnia-Herzegovina by the United Nations High Commission for Refugees. Genesio was trying to arrange for injured children to come to the U.S. for medical treatment

    Jerry Genesio, director of Veterans for Peace in Portland, was denied entry into

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    Jerry Genesio, director of Veterans for Peace in Portland, was denied entry into Bosnia-Herzegovina by the United Nations High Commission for Refugees. Genesio was trying to arrange for injured children to come to the U.S. for medical treatment

    Jerry Genesio of Veterans for Peace yesterday gave a press conference detailing

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    Jerry Genesio of Veterans for Peace yesterday gave a press conference detailing Operation Angel, the group\u27s recent mission to war-torn Bosnia. The mission resulted in the evacuation of 44 people, including 22 children, who will be treated for their injuries in Spain, Austria, the United States and Britain. Details

    Jerry Genesio, director of the Portland-based Veterans for Peace, will join a me

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    Jerry Genesio, director of the Portland-based Veterans for Peace, will join a medical convoy into Bosnia to rescue Bosnian children in need of medical care. Genesio has made arrangements with more than three dozen U.S. hospitals to provide free medical care for wounded Bosnian children, some of whom are being treated at facilities in Maine

    Jerry Genesio, the head of Portland-based Veterans for Peace, was returning home

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    Jerry Genesio, the head of Portland-based Veterans for Peace, was returning home Tuesday after a relief operation to Bosnia-Herzegovina involving at least 25 children. It was the first time that anyone from the 4,200-member group took part in an operation in a war zone. Details, related article
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