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From: Mike_Reuss@HP-Loveland-om10.om.hp.com (Michael Reuss)
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Subject: Rocky Mountain News 9/9
Date: 12 Sep 1995 22:21:10 GMT
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From the Rocky Mountain News (Denver CO USA) Saturday 9/9
Letters to the editor section.

(Typos mine, used without permission)

-- 
Michael Reuss
Honorary Kid
     
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Editor's headline:     
"Case is about law, not Scientology"

   When I first became aware of the phenomenal popularity of L. Ron Hubbard's 
"Dianetics," I wanted to find out if his methods of addressing man's problems 
really worked. Having received a number of services at various Dianetics centers 
around the country, as well as at the local Church of Scientology, I can vouch 
personally for the effectiveness of his technologies. My life is much better as 
a result. My ability to study, to teach and to communicate are only a few of the 
areas in which I've made sizable gains.
   The Larry Wollersheim case now in the news is not about the Church of 
Scientology, its practices, its effectiveness, its social betterment programs, 
etc. It is about the breaking of copyright laws by a man who, unable to live up 
to the church's own standards of ethics, seems bent on doing damage however he 
can.
   I'm certain that law-abiding citizens applaud the church's efforts to protect 
its documents and materials.

Adam Rosenthal
Teacher, Denver Public Schools


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