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From: philipp@LARRY.MCRCIM.MCGILL.EDU (Philip Prindeville [CC])
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Subject: Re:  Whither chargeback policies?
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Date: 23 Apr 88 18:38:25 GMT
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	The way I've heard it is:
	
		Vote Often, Vote Early,
			Vote for James Michael Curly!
	
	(Curly was a notorious ward-healer who became mayor of Boston in the
	1930's I believe, they still talk about those "good ole days" when
	corruption went to the -right- people.) Well, at least it scans...

Is Curly the one who was re-elected while doing time because of a federal
conviction?   Something to do with putting too many friends and relatives
on the city payroll?  (Maybe that was Hurley)  Ah, Boston...

	I believe this upcoming election might make this an opportune time to
	start, a new administration might be more receptive to new-sounding
	programs such as computer networking. It would be hard to imagine any
	broad-based objection to it (other than those of a particularly
	privatizing bent, which should be addressed.)
	
This is a good point.  And from the sound of it, you might already have
certain such groups in mind?

-Philip