🚀 go-pugleaf

... bringen Informationshunger mit sich. So erreichte mich unter
anderem die unten angehaengte Mail. Wer also Lust hat, zu
schreiben, wie es zuging, als Grenzkontrollstellen in
Volksfeste umgewandelt wurden, und wie es weitergeht,
der moege sich an well!adamg@lll-winken.llnl.gov wenden.

Ich geh jetzt erst mal meinen Zeigefinger kuehlen, ich habe
heute nach fuenf Tagen Dauerwaehlen endlich eine Teflonverbindung
zu Verwandeten in der DDR bekommen.

Gruesse, Thomas
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Date: Fri, 10 Nov 89 14:37:50 pst
From: well!adamg@lll-winken.llnl.gov (Adam Gaffin)
Message-Id: <8911102237.AA25514@well.sf.ca.us>
To: haberno%db0tui11.BITNET@cunyvm.cuny.edu
Subject: request

Greetings! I am a reporter for a newspaper in Massachusetts in the US (the
Middlesex News in Framingham), and would like to request your help.

Because we are a small newspaper, we are unable to send reporters to major
news events. Instead, we have begun trying to use computer networks for this.
For example, after the San Francisco earthquake, I collected first-person
accounts from San Francisco residents from a computer system there (the one
from which I am sending this message, in fact). I would like to try something
similar with what is going on in Germany. Would you have any recommendations
on how I could contact people (via bitnet or internet) on their feelings and
reactions to the "holes" now being punched in the Berlin Wall, or network
addresses of people who might be willing to comment (perhaps even on a daily
basis) on what is ocurring?

I thank you for your time in reading this and apologize for any inconvenience
this message might cause.

Sincerely,

Adam Gaffin