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From: Laura.Irby@f260.n271.z1.fidonet.org (Laura Irby)
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Subject: Re: Medical profession
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Date: 31 May 90 18:21:52 GMT
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Amen to that, sometimes these legislators have developed some O.B.S. 
senility & can't even find their own office.  It just struck me.  I 
cannot think of but one handicapped legislator [Hawaii]
Trouble is, Americans will join together for one proposal only, after 
that people become fragmented into splinter groups & split the forces.
The word would have to get out on a large scale & everyone push their 
legislators within a short time frame [legislators do not seem to have 
very long memories]  Maybe the AARP or some such organization could 
work on the problem.  It would be best, already put together in a 
workable form before presentation.  If Congress begins a study it would 
probably take several terms & I don't think the pressure could be kept 
up that long.

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