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David Van Os br> San Antonio, Texas /p> p> Isn't David Van Os running for or being nominated to the Texas Supreme Court? br> -- A. Stanbury /p>

The method Mr. Neumayr proposes to help expose the CBS document fraud looks nice at first, but won't likely work in practice.

p>The proposed emphasis is on examination of physical traces on copies and electronic files on PCs. Before any such review can be conducted, the proper legal papers must be served. In the intervening time period, an accident or coincidental series of events could occur at the Kinko's making such a reconstruction of events difficult or impossible. After all, computer hard drives crash often. Individual computers are replaced regularly, and fires do happen. Think of Rosemary Woods "terrible mistake" and the missing eighteen minutes of conversations on the Nixon tapes. Think of the fire at UNESCO when investigators were auditing the books in the 1980s. Someone well connected, such as the attorney David Van Os, for example, could help expedite this process. br> -- Henry C. Blaufox /p> p> Texas songwriter Kinky Friedman should write a song on Kinko's. br> -- R.L.A. Schaefer

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