you can use the APS form to send letters electronically.
see below
for letters you can send to Senator Durbin, Senator Obama and
Representative Biggert for their efforts to restore funding for high
energy physics. These letters are written for people who do not
reside in Illinois. Please show your appreciation.
write a letter to the editor of your local newspaper.
Information is here.
Instructions on writing letters
to your representatives:
Please note. You cannot use Fermilab resources (computers,
fax machines) to write or send these letters. University
computer
accounts can be used for this type of work.
You can follow the steps below
to generate and send a customized letter, or follow this link to send letters electronically through the
APS web site.
To
send your own custom letter:
Find out who represents
you. Go to www.congressmerge.com
and either click on the map or enter your zip code. By
clicking on
the name of the representative, you can find their mailing address and
fax number.
Sample letters are here, these letters basically only require you
to update name and address information:
Download and modify the sample
letter, or write your own letter. Be sure to include your name
and address in the letter. Do not feel obligated to write a
unique letter. The fact that you are sending the letter is
what carries the weight.
You should send out three letters: 1 to your representative
in
the House and 1 to each of your two senators. Students, if you
can lay claim to residence in two districts (e.g. a home district
and a school district) please write letters to representatives of
both locations.
It is preferable if you fax the letter to the representative's DC
office.
Feel good that you participated in this process. Encourage
your colleagues, friends and relatives to do the same.
Send an email to kpitts@uiuc.edu
and let me know who you sent letters to.
For
non-Illinois residents, send these letters to Senators Durbin and Obama
and Representative Biggert thanking them for their efforts to restore
and improve funding for high energy physics: