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DISPATCHES | Issue: "Peretti on publishing" October 25, 1997

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April 15th would become just another beautiful springtime day.

Congressman BILLY TAUZIN, in a "Scrap the Code" debate with House majority leader Dick Armey, who supports a flat-rate income tax. Mr. Tauzin supports the abolition of the income tax, and replacement with a national sales tax.

Hi, Johnny.

PRESIDENT CLINTON, from the White House videotapes, welcoming Johnny Chung and a host of Chinese businessmen to the Oval Office.

When the character Ellen came out, millions of Americans were forced to look at sexual orientation in a more open light.

VICE PRESIDENT GORE, in a speech to the Hollywood Radio and Television Society.

In memory of Terry.

Sign on a car mistakenly thought by FBI agents to be part of a role-playing exercise. The exercise involved the agents' searching out "unsavory characters" linked to Oklahoma City bombing suspect Terry Nichols. The agents wrongly assumed the car was part of the exercise; they stopped the car, handcuffed and forced to the ground the teenage occupants, and searched and detained them at gunpoint before realizing their mistake. The sign was a tribute to a friend who died in a car crash last month.

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