Fwd: Take a Stand

Wippen@aol.com Wippen@aol.com
Wed, 31 May 1995 13:19:47 -0400


......on Wed,May 31, Dan Dover wrote:
"Ban Assault Wippens Now",etc,etc, blah,blah,blah.......

NOW WAIT JUST A COTTEN - PICKING MINUTE.......

(signed)
<rising from my desk chair while menacingly loading my  aKG-70 with an
88-note clip loaded with hollow-pointed lacquer balls>

WIPPEN
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Forwarded message:
From: Daniel.Dover@Dartmouth.EDU (Daniel Dover)
Sender:     pianotech@byu.edu
Reply-to:   pianotech@byu.edu
To:   pianotech@byu.edu (Multiple recipients of list)
Date: 95-05-31 08:56:39 EDT

I would like to urge all subscribers to the Pianotech list, their colleagues,
friends, and families to join me today in writing their Congressional
representatives about an emotional issue that affects us all deeply:

Ban Assault Wippens NOW.

Assault wippens do not belong in the home piano.  Period.  And in the concert
hall the danger is just unthinkable.

Automatic and semi-automatic wippens that allow the player to repeat a note
several hundred times a second are no longer "recreational" wippens.  These
wippens were made with one and only one purpose in mind:  to kill or injure
as
many musicians as possible.

Thank you for listening.

Danny Dover
Dartmouth College
Hanover, NH

P.S.  I guess you can tell it's the end of the term.




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