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To: DOUG H who wrote (258297)	5/24/2002 10:52:34 AM
From: PROLIFE	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 769670

nice catch Doug

To: DOUG H who wrote (258297)	5/24/2002 12:56:00 PM
From: Gordon A. Langston	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 769670

Cole was in Miami for the Elian debacle and allegedly threw rocks then photographed the action. LA Times Denies Photographer Threw Rocks at Miami Police The Los Angeles Times said there is no foundation for allegations that a Times photographer covering the Elian Gonzalez story in Miami threw rocks at police and then photographed the action. Carolyn Cole, 38, was arrested Saturday on felony charges of throwing deadly missiles during violent protests in Little Havana, Miami police Det. Delrish Moss said. Cole "was seen throwing two or three rocks and then picked up her camera and proceeded to take photographs," Moss said. Times Editor Michael Parks said Sunday that the newspaper is seeking immediate dismissal of the charge against Cole, one of four news photographers arrested during the protests. "Carolyn Cole was covering the protests in Miami as a news photographer, not participating in them, and her photographs published in the Times make that clear," Parks said in a statement.

To: DOUG H who wrote (258297)	5/24/2002 10:01:11 PM
From: TigerPaw	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 769670

Nobody can write from all sides of the question, and if they could nobody could understand what they were saying. That is why a responsible paper prints articles from different authors and points of view so that the reader, or at least an intelligent reader, can get more of the whole picture. Those of you immersed in Faux news and the Weakly Standard have no idea what is going on. Those of us who read those and more are closer to the facts of the various matters. Sorry, you wouldn't know a DIRTRAG if you read one. TP