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                              Announcing

                        Another EFH CyberHang:
                      an informal gathering with

                     Electronic Frontiers Houston

                     Saturday, December 10th, 1994
                        from 3:00 to 6:00 p.m.
                    at Cafe Artiste, 1601 West Main
               (on WEST Main at Mandell, near Richmond)

       Please bring friends and issues that you want to discussed!
            Come when you can and stay as long as you like

                         For more information:
                            efh@blkbox.com
                or call Robbie Westmoreland (713)250-5436

Ed Cavazos, board member of EFH and co-author of the recently published
_Cyberspace and the Law: Your Rights and Responsibilities on the
Electronic Frontier_ will be on hand to discuss issues and sign books. 
Proceeds from book sales will benefit EFH.

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Here's an ASCII map, not to scale.

        | S. Shepherd     | Mandell          | Montrose             ^
        |                 |                  |                      |
        |                 |                  |                      |
    ----+-----------------+------------------+----  Alabama         N
        |                 |                  |
        |                 |                  |
    ----+-   -------------+------------------+----  West Main
        |   Cafe Artiste *|                  |
        |                 |                  |
    ----+-----------------+------------------+----  Richmond
        |                 |                  |
        |                 |                  |
    ----+-----------------+------------------+----  US 59 (SW Freeway)
        |                 |                  |

Note that that's *West* Main, in the Montrose, not North Main or South
Main!

 ----------------------------------------------------------------------
 Electronic Frontiers Houston is a non-profit corporation devoted to
 working with and for the Houston computer and telecommunications
 community.  Working in alliance with the Electronic Frontier
 Foundation, EFF-Austin and other national and regional organizations,
 EFH acts as a focal point for the diverse set of individuals who find
 themselves involved in computer communications.

 Included on the EFH's agenda are: advocating civil liberty issues in
 "cyberspace," promoting wider public access to computer networks,
 exploring artistic and social implications of new digital media, and
 educating the public about the increasingly important on-line world.