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Subject: Re: Omni-Americans
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Date: 21 Mar 88 05:01:07 GMT
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> ...
>I remember an acquaintence (one I normally trust) telling me something
>about this, but I don't remember the details.  It all has to do with
> ...

An acquaintance of mine, (one I never trust unless he's being honest),
told be that the U.S has a Naval Base from which one can see Cuba
regardless of atmospheric conditions.

		Brad Sherman

Back in 1971, I was kicked out of a student council meeting at Case
Western Reserve U. for being too vociferous in my opposition to spending
funds to buy thousands of "Smiley-Face" buttons. They were to encourage
intercourse --verbal, of course-- among the students. So let me state
that the above comments may be sarcastic [{(`<\/>')}].