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In article <35c7da$civ@tardis.avid.com>, pcrossma@tardis.avid.com (Paul Crossman) writes:
> In article <1994Sep15.080448@sdg.dra.com>,
> Sean Donelan <sean@sdg.dra.com> wrote:
>>I'm certain at least one major public library in Massachusetts gets a copy
>>of the Washington Post.  Or you could contact the Washington Post permissions
>>department for a copy.  I think you are slightly exagerating that you have
>>no way of getting a copy of the Washington Post.
> 
> This is not meant as a flame, but I really don't have a way of getting a copy
> locally.  My local library it downright terrible, and the more important thing
> that prevents me from getting a copy is, I CAN'T DRIVE.  I'm blind as a bat.
> Thus I can't drive to get a copy either.

If you are as blind as a bat, contact the Massachusetts State Library for
information about services to the blind and physically handicapped.

> Thanks for the tip on calling the permissions department.  I'd still rather 
> appreciate a fax or posting of the article from someone though.

The article in the Washington Post is copyrighted.  Do you often ask
people steal things for you.

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