From: Christopher.Young@ISL1.RI.CMU.EDU
    From: Michael.Mauldin@G.GP.CS.CMU.EDU
    Without permission from "Ms.", March 1989:

		    The Pizza Connection

	Is a slice of the Domino's pie giong to fund antiabortion activites?
    Seems that way.  Appearing on a telethon last fall, Tom Monaghan,
    president and founder of Domino's Pizza, of Ann Arbor, Michigan,
    donated $50,000 to Michigan Right to Life's "Committee To End
    Tax-Funded Abortions."  Their November referendum passed; Medicaid-funded
    abortions are now barred in the state.
	 The donation from Monaghan, a devout Catholic, was "a personal
    contribution," Domino's spokesman Ron Hingst said.  But searching
    through state records, Zipper also uncovered a $10,000 gift to the
    committee from Domino's Farms Corporation, a Monaghan-owned company
    that, though separate from Domino's Pizza Inc., "obviously" makes its
    money from pizza sales, Hignst said.
	Domino's is also embroiled in a battle with the Ann Arbor chapter
    of NOW.  Last May, the group alleges, Domino's Farms canceled a NOW
    event at its publicly available facility after learning it would raise
    pro-choice monies.  (A Right to Life fund-raiser had already been held
    there.)  NOW filed a civil rights complaint, charging religious
    discrimination; the case is pending.
	Says Jan BenDor, president of Ann Arbor NOW and the event's
    organizer, "There's no reason any self-respecting feminist should by
    Domino's pizza."

      **==> That was Doug Philips's plan file.