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From: mdo@socrates.umd.edu ("Mike T. Do")
Subject: [NEWS] Hanoi Gives Personal Effects of GIs To Visting U.S. Senate Delagation
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Date: 20 Nov 92 15:24:33 GMT

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From Washington Times (11/18/92)
By Grant Peck
ASSOCIATED PRESS

No evidence of MIAs at headquarters

HANOI - Three U.S. senators made an unprecedented tour of Vietnam's military
headquarters yesterday but found nothing to substantiate reports of American
prisoners sighted there after the Vietnam War.
    Vietnamese officials gave the senators photographs, documents, recovered
flight suits and what was said to be flight helmet of Sen John McCain, Arizona
Republican, who was a Navy pilot when he was shot down over Hanoi in 1967.
    The cooperation showed the communist leadership's eagerness to help resolve
the fates of more than 2,200 U.S. servicemen missing in action in the Vietnam
War - the major hurdle to diplomatic relations between the two countries.
    On the tour were members of the Senate Select Committee on POW-MIA Affairs:
John Kerry, Massachusetts Democrat:  Tom Daschle, South Dakota Democrat; and
Hank Brown, Colorado Republican.
    The committee this year will write its report, which could significantly
affect the pace of normalization.  Mr. Kerry said he has been told that
President Bush wants to reciprocate if Vietnam cooperative on the MIA issue.
    He did not say if that meant Mr. Bush would recently diplomatic ties, but
he suggested that the United States might respond by easing its economic
embargo.
    Since 1973, U.S. policy has been to isolate Vietnam and punish it with the
embargo untill missing Americans are accounted for and peace has returned to
Cambodia, which Vietnam invaded in late 1978
     Vietnam's leaders, eager to mend ties and join the world community have
recently given U.S. officials thousands of photographs of Americans take during
the war and unprecedented access to archives, prisons and military bases.
     At the military headquarters, known as the Citadel, the senators checked
three "live sighting" reports that Americans were held there after all U.S.
prisoners were supposed to be repatriated in 1973, when the U.S. pulled out of
Vietnam.

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From: cvadrbeb@vmsb.is.csupomona.edu
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Subject: <None>
Date: 18 Nov 92 10:29:59 GMT
Organization: California State Polytechnic University, Pomona
Nntp-Posting-User: cvadssem

Well,
  maybe this is late, maybe this is on time.  Honesty is always the best and
only way to go.  She (whoever), will just have to flat out-right tell him that
the feeling for him is no longer there.
  One could tell him gently, but, from what was already said, that it has
already been done.  If nothing else, he could have respect for whoever for
being open and honest.
  Afterwards, if he still doesn't go away.  Then have nothing to do with him. 
To continue to reply to anything he says will only make him pursue harder. 
Just make sure that before (whoever) this last step is taken, that every other
method of trying to let him know, has been taken.  More than one person's heart
is at stake here, and (whoever) would not like the same situation happening to
them....
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
From: 222662548@ucis.vill.edu
Subject:  [mis] correction to "Can guy...?"
Originator: daemon@media-lab.media.mit.edu
Reply-To: 222662548@ucis.vill.edu
Organization: SCV Relay
Date: Tue, 17 Nov 1992 18:45:12 GMT

Hi,

Mo.i ngu*o*`i dda~ hie^?u la^`m P ro^`i  :(  Maybe cha('c ta.i vi` P 0 explain
ro? ca^u ho?i cu?a mi`nh.

Y' P no'i la` ne^'u co' mo^.t be^n thi'ch be^n na`o ki`a, a one-sided "like"
kind of thing co*.  P dda^u co' shallow dde^'n no^?i ho?i mo^.t ca^u
idiotic nhu* con trai va` con ga'i la`m ba.n thu*o*`ng ti`nh!!  Ca'i ddo' P
tha^'y thu*o*`ng nga`y ma`.

Okay, tho^i dde^? P expound tie^'p nha.  Reason ma` Ba.n P va` P mu*o*'n phim 
ddo' la` vi` ba.n P ddang co' problem nhu* va^.y.  Ba.n cu?a P co' mo^.t 
ngu*o*`i ba.n, con trai, va` hai ngu*o*`i dda~ la` ba.n to^'t la^u na(m.
Mo*'i dda^y anh cha`ng... "to? lo`ng" la`m ba.n cu?a P confused qua', 0 bie^'t
pha?i su*? su*. nhu* the^' na`o.  Ca('t bo? relationship thi` tie^'c vi` hai
ngu*o*`i cu~ng dda~ co' many good times (as friends) vo*'i nhau,  nhu*ng tie^'p
tu.c thi` la.i so*. anh cha`ng se~ hie^?u la^`m.

Roommate cu?a P thi` khuye^n ba.n cu?a P ne^n stop ngay cho*' kho^ng thi` to^.i
nghie^.p ngu*o*`i ta.  The^m va`o ddo', no' no'i ra(`ng he^? sau khi anh cha`ng
dda~ to? lo`ng ro^`i
thi` sau na`y khi ga(.p nhau, hai ngu*o*`i se~ tha^'y ngu*o*.ng ngi.u la('m,
kho^ng the^? na`o nhu* xu*a ddu*o*.c.  Nhu*ng P thi` la.i tha^'y kha'c...hai
ngu*o*`i ne^n first talk it out cho*'.  Ne^'u ma` anh cha`ng mature enough 
dde^?  realize  ra(`ng trong relationship na`y chi? se~ co' ti`nh ba.n,  va` 
anh ta chi.u hy  sinh ti`nh y...cho ca'i ti`nh ba.n ddo' (ho*n la` ma^'t luo^n
ca?  hai) thi` hai ngu*o*`i va^?n co' the^? la`m ba.n cho*' pha?i kho^ng?  
P tha^'y mo^.t ngu*o*`i ba.n to^'t tre^n ddo*`i na`y kho' kie^'m la('m,  dda~ 
co' thi` pha?i co^' giu*~ chu*'!

Ma^'y anh chi. tha^'y P co' khuye^n ba.n cu?a P sai kho^ng?

Ba.n cu?a P ma` bie^'t P ddem chuye^.n cu?a no' le^n net ma` ho?i cha('c no' 
se~  "gie^'t"  P qua'!!!   Nhu*ng P chi? muo^'n help no' tho^i  :)

Ca'm o*n tru*o*'c nha,
P
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
From: Nhan Tran <tran@peora.sdc.ccur.com>
Subject: Re-education camp story
Originator: daemon@media-lab.media.mit.edu
Reply-To: tran@peora.sdc.ccur.com
Organization: SCV Relay
Date: Thu, 19 Nov 1992 15:28:47 GMT


I have heard and read many stories about re-education camps. I have talked to
former prisoners.  And I thought that I have heard all the stories.

Recently I talked to a former Vietnamese political prisoner. He was held
15 years (1975-1990) in various camps throughout Vietnam.  Released, he got 
to America thru the HO program and reunited with his family.  

He said that one of the worst camp is in Phu' Ye^n province. The terror is
being confined in a xa` lim (cell). It is not the torture, not the climate,
not the prison conditions that scare the prisoners.  It is the diet. 

The daily diet for a prisoner consisted of a bowl of rice soaked in salted 
water (nu+o+'c muo^'i).  To avoid starvation, they had to eat the rice 
anyway after decanting the salted water.  But the salted water has already
soaked the rice. Moreover, they were not given enough water to drink.  
Thus, the kidneys had to work overtime.  Soon, their bodies were swollen 
(phu` thu?ng). If they could not get out of there in time, death is certain.

To alleviate the problem, at first they tried to hold their water (i.e. urine)
until meal time. After decanting the salted water, they urinated in the
bowl then decanting the urine, hoping to remove the salty, before eating the
rice.  It sounded disgusting, he said, but it helped somewhat. And they will
do anything to survive.  However, as the water ration cannot keep up with
the body demand, soon they urinate less and less.  After a while, they
realized that no matter what they do they could not escape an agony death
as long as they are in there.  They equate being send to Phu' Ye^n camp with
being sentenced to death.

He was lucky that he was transfered to another camps after a short period
in Phu' Ye^n camp.  He commented that it just one of many ways the Hanoi
regime can kill these prisoners quietly without a bullet.

Nha^n
From: don@panther.warm.inmet.com (Don Quy Nguyen)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Subject: [POL] Re: Normalization with VietNam
Date: 23 Nov 92 16:18:18 GMT
Reply-To: don@panther.warm.inmet.com
Organization: SCV Relay
Originator: daemon@media-lab.media.mit.edu

I just read  the response from Thinh Nguyen to Max Becherer and I agreed with 
Thinh about puting aside personal hatred for the Communist leaders and focus 
at the over-suffering, innocent Vietnamese.   I shared the same view with 
Thinh and just want to show him that he has my support and there are many 
Vietnameses out there who think the same on the subject.

==============================================================================
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			Phone:  (215) 674-2913	  | Fax:  (215) 443-8342
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Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
From: nguyen@turing.scs.carleton.ca (H.H. Nguyen)
Subject: Re: Blessing from VNese community
Organization:  Carleton University, Ottawa, Canada
Date: Mon, 23 Nov 1992 23:22:37 GMT

In article <1992Nov23.172358.8082@news.media.mit.edu> phan@cs.bu.edu writes:
>
>	Hi SCVers,
>
>	A few people have mention about whether or not people who go
>back to Vietnam to help their countrymen/countrywomen have the blessing
>of the Vietnamese community abroad. I personally don't think the it
>should be a for concern those who really love Vietnam and her people. As
>far as helping Vietnam and her people is concerned, there're only three
>kinds of Vietnamese abroad: The first group consists of those who do
>whatever they can to help Vietnam's economy get back on its feet, ease
>the pains of the over-suffering Vietnamese, try to achieve democracy
>peacefully. The second group consists of the rightwing
>extremists/wishful thinkers who hope that by begging foreigners to
>choke Vietnam's economy, forcing Vietnamese to uprise and kill one
>another mercilessly, they [rightwing extremists/wishful thinkers] have a
>chance to come to power. The third group is just a whole bunch of
>hypocrites, they are so well fed that all they can do is critisize
>others' efforts to help the over-suffering Vietnamese and telling
>everyone how bad things are. The majority of these people suffer
>inferior complex, just leave them alone. My point is if you want to do
>something to help your countymen/women at home, do it. People like you
>will be on your side. You don't need blessing of rightwing
>extremists/wishful thinkers or the well-fed hypocrites. They'll be
>burried in Vietnamese history forever in no time.
>
>							Best wishes,
>
>							Ha?i Phan



	Greetings,

	I doubt if demeaning those with dissenting opinions with
cheap shots will further one's cause, whatever this may be. 

	At best, cheap shots help reduce the signal to noise ratio.
To me, they may backfire.

	Regards,
	H.H. Nguyen


	
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
From: hoa@alex.qc.ca (Hoa Huynh)
Subject: SIGN-OFF
Originator: daemon@media-lab.media.mit.edu
Reply-To: hoa@alex.qc.ca
Organization: SCV Relay
Date: Mon, 23 Nov 1992 15:06:03 GMT


Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
From: doky@uda.dgcd.doc.ca (Hien Doky)
Subject: [Human Rights for VN] Please show your support by email
Originator: daemon@media-lab.media.mit.edu
Reply-To: doky@uda.dgcd.doc.ca
Organization: SCV Relay
Date: Fri, 20 Nov 1992 20:04:59 GMT

Dear netters,

A group of friend and i have drafted a letter to send to Senator B. Kerrey
to express our view regarding the normalization process with Vietnam. As
you know, Senator Kerrey is very vocal on this issue of human rights for
the people of Vietnam. We write this letter to express our support for his
stand. 

Please read the letter below, and if it meets your approval, then please
join us by sending you full name, address and citizenship to me. I'll make
an official version of this letter, with all names included, to send to
senator B. Kerrey. Eventhough at the end of the letter, only three countries,
namely US, Australia and Canada are now listed, netters from other countries 
please feel free to send you names in to be included in the letter as well. 
I'll update the country list in the letter accordingly. Please send your 
reply to doky@uda.dgcd.doc.ca

Please lend a hand to bring human rights back to Viet Nam. Thank you very 
much.

Regards,

Hie^?n

PS. I'll send the letter out by the end of next week.

*****


The Honorable Bob Kerrey
United States Senate
Washington, D.C. 20510

Dear Senator Kerrey:
		   
As a group of concerned overseas Vietnamese, we would like to express      
our great appreciation for your strong stand on the matter of human
rights as condition for normalization with communist Vietnam, as
quoted in the Washington Post: "Our price for normalization
should be the freedom for the people of Vietnam."

We emphathize with POW-MIA families for the anguish of having family
members unaccounted for, for all these years. It has always been our
belief that the fate of these servicemen must be satisfactorily resolved
with the full cooperation of the Vietnamese communist regime. We,
however, also strongly share with you the belief that this cooperation should
not be the primary condition for the normalization.  Political freedom 
and genuine improvements in human-rights conditions for the people of Vietnam
should be the terms for normalization.

Again, we thank you for your deep understanding of and your strong
stand on the issue of normalization with Vietnam.  As American, Autralian
and Canadian citizens, we will suport you in this matter with all our 
constituency rights.

Sincerely yours,

[individual name, full address, citizenship]





Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
From: cs252be@lamar.ColoState.EDU ()
Subject: Re: Re-education camp story
Date: Fri, 20 Nov 1992 10:33:05 GMT
Organization: Colorado State University, Fort Collins, CO  80523

In article <1992Nov19.152847.29318@news.media.mit.edu> tran@peora.sdc.ccur.com writes:

>
>Nha^n

       Have you read - Dda'y Ddi.a Ngu.c by Ta. ti. ?  It's one of the better
ones I've read so far.  And if you know of any others of the same type 
recommend.  Just because you seem to have interest in the subject.
csu.
From: kevinle@eb4ts1.EBay.Sun.COM (Kevin Le)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Subject: UNIONS
Date: 17 Nov 1992 12:24:12 GMT
Organization: Sun Microsystems, Inc.  Mt. View, Ca.
Distribution: world
Reply-To: kevinle@eb4ts1.EBay.Sun.COM (Kevin Le)
NNTP-Posting-Host: eb4ts1.ebay.sun.com




        Four Union Members were discussing how smart their dogs were.  The
first was a United Auto Worker who said his dog could do math calculations.
His dog was named T-Square and he told him to go to the blackboard and draw
a square, a circle and a triangle which the dog did with no sweat.  The United
Steel Workers member said he thought his dog was better.  His dog, named
Slide-Rule was told to fetch a dozen cookies and bring them back and divide
them into 4 piles of 3 each which Slide-Rule did with no problems.  The Oil,
Chemical, and Atomic Workers member said that was good, but he felt his dog was
much better.  His dog named Magnum Measure was told to go and get a quart
of milk and pour 7 ounces into a 10 ounce glass.  The dog did this with
no problems.  All three agreed this was very good and that all the dogs were
smart.  The  they all truned to the Teamsters Member and asked, "What can 
your dog do?"  The Teamster Member called his dog, whose name was Coffee
Break, and said, "Show the fellows what you can do."  The dog went over, 
pissed on the blackboard, ate the cookies, drank the milk and screwed the
other three dogs, claimed he injured his back, filed for Workman's 
Compensation and went home on sick leave.



	KL


Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
From: ltthuynh@undergrad.math.waterloo.edu (Loan Thanh Huynh)
Subject: Ti`m Anh
Organization: University of Waterloo
Date: Sun, 15 Nov 1992 17:37:37 GMT


   Xin tha^n cha`o ta^'t ca? ca'c ba.n:


                     Ti`m Anh
                   ^^^^^^^^^^^^^

        To^i co' ngu+o+`i Anh dda~ vu+o+.t bie^n
        Tu+` na(m 78, bie^.t trie^`n mie^n
        Te^n Tru+o+ng Hoa`ng Tua^'n, hie^`n hie^'u tha?o
        Ai bie^'t tin xin chi? giu'p du`m

        To^i co' ngu+o+`i Ba, tuo^?i -da~ gia`
        Ba?y na(m ho.c ta^.p -da~ vu+o+.t qua
        Nhu+ng co`n nguye^.n u+o+'c, co`n chu+a ve.n
        Mu+o+`i ba?y na(m tro`n, chu+a tha^'y con

        To^i co`n co' Ma', to'c hoa ra^m
        Bao na(m, bao tha'ng kho'c a^m tha^`m
        Nho+' Anh, Ma' kho^?, ro^`i tu+. tra'ch
        "Pha?i chi -du+`ng co' e'p con -di!"

        Ma' -da^u co' no+~ e'p Anh -di,
        Nghi~a vu. -dang ke^u, ho^'i chia ly
        -Du+o+`ng na`o thi` cu~ng lie^`u so^' ma.ng
        Chi? ki.p trao Anh khu'c ba'nh mi`.

        To^i -du+o+.c nga`y nay, su+o+'ng pha^.n mi`nh
        Nhu+ng thu+o+ng bao so^' ma.ng linh -dinh
        Du` co`n hay ma^'t tre^n nha^n the^'
        Luo^n nho+' cho Anh a^'m ta^m linh...
                                                  Thanh Ha(`ng.

   Ba`i na`y Loan -da(ng du`m ngu+o+`i ba.n, ne^'u ca'c ba.n co' ai bie^'t
   hoa(.c quen vo+'i ngu+o+`i nao` co' te^n trong ba`i tho+, (du` o+? ba^'t
   cu+' no+i -da^u) xin lie^n la.c ba(`ng  mo^.t trong  nhu+~ng ca'ch sau:
   (ba^'t cu+' ca'ch na`o tie^.n cho ca'c ba.n)

--------------------------------------------------------
   Tel: (416) 467-6357

   Address: Tru+o+ng Thanh Ha(`ng
            25 Cosburn Ave. Apt.#2102
            Toronto, Ontario. M4M-3Y4

   Email Address: ltthuynh@descartes.uwaterloo.ca
--------------------------------------------------------


   Xin ca'm o+n ta^'t ca? ca'c ba.n.
   Chao` tha^n ai'.
From: ptran@joule.elee.calpoly.edu (Phu Tran)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Subject: Re: -Do^' Vui
Date: 17 Nov 92 15:42:31 GMT
Article-I.D.: news.1992Nov17.154231.7855
Reply-To: ptran@gauss.elee.calpoly.edu
Organization: SCV Relay
Originator: daemon@media-lab.media.mit.edu

In article <1992Nov17.001540.111358@zeus.calpoly.edu> you write:
>In article <9211122004.AA03140@joule.ELEE.CalPoly.EDU> ptran@joule.elee.calpoly.edu (Phu Tran) writes:
>>Cha\o Ca'c Ba.n,
>>
>>Co' mo^.t o^ng mu+o+'n nha\ kho^ng co' tie^\n nhu+ng o^ng co' va\ng.
>>O^ng co' ca^y va\ng da\i 31 inches, sau khi thu+o+ng lu+o+.ng vo+'i
>>o^ng chu? nha\.  Mo^~i mo^.t nga\y o+? -do' pha?i -du+a o^ng chu? nha\
>>1 inch va\ng.  Ne^'u o^ng o+? -do' ta^'t ca? la\ 31 nga\y thi\ o^ng pha?i?
>>ca('t ca^y va\ng 31 inches ra la\m ma^'y la^\n...???
>>
>>
>>HT
>>--
>>
>>
>Ca('t ra 5 khu'c nhu+ sao: 1, 2, 4, 8, 16
>Nga\y 1: du+a 1
>Nga\y 2: du+a khu'c 2 inches, o^ng chu? la^'y khu'c 1 inch tho^'i la.i
>Nga\y 3: du+a khu'c 1 inch
>Nga\y 4: du+a khu'c 4 inches, o^ng chu? tho^'i la.i khu'c 1 va\ 2
>...
>...
>So on  ....  :-)
>
You got it ...!!!

HT>


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From: giap@nvl.army.mil (Giap Huynh)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Subject: It's only a test!
Date: 23 Nov 92 18:44:23 GMT
Reply-To: giap@galaxy.mit.edu
Organization: SCV Relay
Originator: daemon@media-lab.media.mit.edu

Happy Holiday to all netters !

            from new netter on the ... net!  Ho Ho Ho
From: hho@chaph.usc.edu ("** N.T.K.C.D. ***")
Subject: [MISC] Walkathon Update
X-Mailer: ELM [version 2.3 PL11]
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Date: 17 Nov 92 16:21:41 GMT

Co`n ba.n na`o ddi bo^., Please cho H. bie^'t ASAP (hho@usc.edu)
.......................................................................
Update Nov 17, 92 - 8:00am (1.4593 Weeks to goooooooo)

Please email your name and amount $ & walker name to hho@usc.edu :-)
Or if you want to walk, please contact me ASAP :-) 714/479-8182 (Beeper)

Please let BoatPeople know that we care by joining the fundraising effort.
If you live in Southern California or if you have chance to be in the area in
Thanksgiving holidays, please walk and/or help in anyway you can.  If not,
please sponsor someone who walks.  Please be as generous as you can but no
amount is too small either.

Sponsor by the mile or whole amount :-)

        SCV/Vietnet/VN-Singles WALKERS AND SPONSORS LIST
 		(Update will be post on SCV/Vietnet)
******************************************************************
No.     Walker                  Sponsor                 Amount
******************************************************************
1.      Nguyen Quoc Lan		--pn-qualcomm		10.00
				DT-Harris		10.00

2.      Le Viet Tu		DT-Harris		10.00

3.      Thu Nguyet Tran		Bluzman		     	30.00
				--pn-qualcomm		10.00
				DT-Harris		10.00
				Tran My-AMD		30.00
				Tran Nhon-Sun		20.00
				Tabasco			20.00

4. 	Vu Thanh Huyen		DT-Harris		10.00

5. 	Nguyen Phuong		DT-Harris		10.00
				JB & Friends-France	10.00F

6. 	Nguyen Quang DDi.nh	UIUC Friends		50.00

7. 	Nguyen Do

8. 	Tang A'nh Tuye^'t

9. 	Nguyen Dinh Thang

99.	Anonymous Pool


Please make check payable to LAVAS and mail to:
		LAVAS, SCO
		10451 Bolsa Ave., #211
		Westminster, CA 92683
		(714) 531-1703
		Memo: Vietnet/Walk-a-thon (Walker's name(s))

Donations are tax-deductible.

LAVAS is a non-profit organization.  It sends volunteers lawyers and paralegals
to refugee camps to provide legal assistance to the Vietnamese asylum seekers
who were denied refugee status and who are subject to forced repatriation.

Thank you sooo much :-))
H.








Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
From: zts_duong@hg.uleth.ca
Subject: [misc] WINVNKEY  with Word Perfect
Reply-To: zts_duong@hg.uleth.ca
Organization: University of Lethbridge
Date: Thu, 19 Nov 1992 17:09:52 GMT

Cha`o ca'c ba.n,

To^i xin ddu+o+.c ca'm o+n ca'c ba.n dda~ giu'p ddo+~ to^i trong vie^.c
load Vietnamese fonts tu+` Winvnkey to work with Word Perfect. I got it.
( Dda(.c bie^.t hai ba.n Tho^'ng Nguye^~n va` Dang Thanh Ngan ).

To^i xddu+o+.c ho?i ca^u ke^' tie^'p :

To^i du`ng Convert 1.3 to convert a text from Viet-net format to VISCII, run
Winvnkey, go to Word Perfect, chose a Vietnamese font, retrieve the file, it
didn't work ( I chose ASCII Text format ).  Why ? What else do I have to do ?

Thanks in advance,

Duong
From: s5ukdh@fnma.com (Kevin Huynh)
Subject: VietNamese New Year Radio and TV shows
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Date: 17 Nov 92 14:22:36 GMT

The radio show "can" be heard in Richmond, VA and Boston, MA ( we are working on
this !!!)

kha'nh
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
From: groucho!thinh@uu.psi.com (Thinh N. Nguyen)
Subject: [POL] final: Normalization w/ Vietnam
Originator: daemon@media-lab.media.mit.edu
Reply-To: groucho!thinh@uu.psi.com
Organization: SCV Relay
Date: Wed, 18 Nov 1992 03:01:19 GMT


Response again:

>         As far as the blessings of the Vietnamese community are concerned,
> postings on this medium by Vietnamese supporting your views have been 
> conspicuously scarce.  I have an idea:
> 
>       Let's hold a little referendum here.  People who would like to vote on
> the matter should send private e-mail to me.  If you support normalization, 
> write "SUPPORT NORMALIZATION" on your subject line, if you oppose it, then
> write "OPPOSE NORMALIZATION" on the subject line.  Include any comments or
> remarks you see fit.  I will count the votes in about a week.  Only one vote
> per person, and please, Vietnamese only.  Duplicate votes, and votes by non-
> Vietnamese will not be counted.  

>              My E-Mail address is:  becherer@cs.uiuc.edu

It seem like a fair idea. For my part, I stop response on the subject to
allow an objective referendum. Let's see what the overseas Vietnamese
really think.

sincerely yours,
Thi.nh N. Nguye^~n