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Use WWW to participate in federal participatory tele-democracy! (see below)

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Date: Tue, 02 May 1995 18:24:37 -0400
Subject: NII Electronic Open Meeting

National Information Infrastructure (NII)
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NATIONAL ELECTRONIC OPEN MEETING ON "PEOPLE AND THEIR GOVERNMENTS IN THE
INFORMATION AGE" MAY 1-14, 1995.  The Clinton Administration's Information
Infrastructure Task Force (IITF), the Office of Management and Budget
(OMB), the National Telecommunications and Information Administration
(NTIA), the National Technical Information Service's (NTIS) FedWorld, and
the National Performance Review (NPR) will be sponsoring a national
electronic open meeting entitled "People and Their Governments in the
Information Age," from Monday, May 1 to Sunday, May 14, 1995. You may 
participate through multiple methods:


* Point your WWW browser to http://meeting.fedworld.gov

* Send a blank e-mail message to info@meeting.fedworld.gov

* Access an Internet provider, or online service such as America Online 
  and Prodigy

* Dial toll-free (800) 779-3272 using a computer with a modem

The open meeting will focus on five topics: 

Services -- from emergency help to health care.

Benefits -- from Social Security and food stamps to business assistance. 

Information -- from declassified secrets and economic statistics to
satellite maps. 

Participatory Democracy -- improving everyone's opportunity to participate
in rulemaking and other governmental decisions. 

Technology -- how the technical portion of electronic government will
work.