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Subject: Re: Computers and Open Meetings laws
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Hugh Daniel writes in response to the article from The Oregonian about the 
Gresham [Oregon] City computer system:

> In contrast I will question any system that our government wishes to 
> install that I as a Citizen cannot look into and explore.


Somehow the logic of this statement evades me.  The last I heard the
government had hundreds (maybe thousands) of computers (IRS FBI NSA CIA 
DOD etc.).  Name one government agency that allows Citizens to look into
and explore it's computer.

Bill Gunshannon