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From: bifrost@reed.UUCP (Alan Schmidt)
Newsgroups: net.travel
Subject: Re: Interesting cities, USA
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Date: Tue, 9-Apr-85 18:21:59 EST
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Posted: Tue Apr  9 18:21:59 1985
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Summary: 

> > I believe it was Mark Twain who said that there were only three cities
> > in the USA that he found interesting: Boston, San Fransisco and New
> > Orleans. Any dissenting voices? Any cities you'd
> > like to add to this list? 
> 
> Remember that both Mark Twain and Will Rogers had a well developed sense of
> humor!!

	My one dissenting vote is squelched because you come from
Boston, and would be less than thrilled to hear it, but add to that list
Chicago (for science and industry, and generally being a generally good
place to be) and New York (for the arts and world politics).  Skipping
across the globe, we'll add London, Tokyo and Hong Kong.

Heimdall
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