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    CONGRESSWOMAN SCHAKOWSKY JOINS THE ARMENIAN CAUCUS

    ArmRadio.am
    12.04.2007 10:25

    Earlier this month, the Armenian National Committee of Illinois
    and Armenian Americans around the nation welcomed Congresswoman Jan
    Schakowsky (D-IL-9) to the Armenian Caucus. As Illinois representation
    in the Armenian Caucus continues to grow rapidly, Schakowsky joins over
    140 of her fellow colleagues who are part of this bipartisan committee.

    Congresswoman Schakowsky's district contains the greatest number
    of Armenians living in Illinois. Recently, members of the ANC of
    Illinois met with Congresswoman Schakowky to discuss several issues of
    importance of the Armenian American community, including H. Res 106,
    the Armenian Genocide Resolution. Ari Killian, Chairman of the ANC of
    Illinois stated, "We welcome the Congresswoman's decision to sign on
    to the Armenian Caucus. With the growing number of Armenians living in
    her district, we look forward to continuing to build our relationship."

    "I am honored to join the bipartisan Congressional Caucus on Armenian
    Issues. Over the last twelve years, the Armenian Caucus has been
    instrumental in raising political awareness in this country about
    the issues that affect the Armenian people," said US Representative
    Jan Schakowsky. "As a new member of the Caucus, I look forward to
    working with my colleagues to address the issues and concerns of the
    Armenian-American community in my district."

    Congresswoman Schakowsky began her political career in the Illinois
    Assembly and is currently serving her fifth term in the United States
    Congress. She has served as a voice for those who have been affected
    by domestic violence.

    She is the Democratic Chief Deputy Whip and serves on many committees
    including Energy and Commerce and was one of the founding members of
    the Out-of-Iraq Caucus.
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