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To: epicure who wrote (1454)	5/18/2003 11:59:01 AM
From: coug	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 20773

That sounds great.. I used to play a little, enjoyed it when I did.. Used to get off enough good shots to make it interesting. But I moved on.. But I still carry my Audubons and glasses in my backpack which is always with me on trips, big or small.. :) On to the infamous "Patriot Act" and how Arcata, CA deals with Ashcroft, etal's baby.... They decided his baby was ugly and threw it out with the bath water.. LOL <<<<<<<Northen California town criminalizes compliance with federal Patriot Act MICHELLE LOCKE, Associated Press Writer Saturday, May 17, 2003 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- (05-17) 09:13 PDT ARCATA, Calif. (AP) -- More than 100 cities and one state have passed resolutions condemning the USA Patriot Act, saying it gives the federal government too much snooping power. But in this liberal fold of Northern California's Redwood Curtain, a simple denouncement just doesn't go far enough. To cooperate with the act, the City Council says, is criminal. Starting this month, a new city ordinance would impose a fine of $57 on any city department head who voluntarily complies with investigations or arrests under the aegis of the Patriot Act, the anti-terrorism bill passed after Sept. 11. ....... >>> EDIT.. I see the link is not working.. AT sfgate, fill in Arcata in search for full story sfgate.com