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Midwest's middle men
October 21, 2000

A picture's worth

If pictures speak a thousand words, your Oct. 21 cover photos speak volumes ("The last battleground"). The very first things I noticed upon removing it from my mailbox were the faces on the people in the backgrounds. Those in the Gore crowd were looking almost angry and depressed, while those in the Bush crowd were smiling and looking happy. What does this mean? Could there be a correlation between long faces and liberalism? - Lisa Harrison, Fort Worth, Texas

One and one

I was surprised to find my picture in your Oct. 21 No Comment Zone. While it is true that the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals did uphold the Milford school district's policy of not allowing the Good News Club to meet on school property, it is equally true that the 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals upheld the right of a club very similar to ours to use school property after hours. Which of these courts is upholding the U.S. Constitution? We are looking to the Supreme Court to answer that question. I hope that God's people will be in prayer concerning this case as it will set a national precedent no matter what the Supreme Court decides. - Stephen D. Fournier, Milford, N.Y.

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