Thomas
                         P.O. Box 27217
                    Washington, D.C.   20038

                                             September 15, 1992

Marie DeLanoy
5036 Overton Drive
New Port Richey, Florida  34652

Dear Mom,

Hope this letter finds you feeling well.

Would have written sooner, but I was waiting for the public notices
about Proposition One, which hasn't materialized.  

Enclosed is a copy of the blurb printed in City Paper, a local
alternative paper that is more witty and entertainment oriented
than serious, and my reply.  The only other publication of
Proposition One's electoral success that we are aware of was two
sentences in the Washington Post.  That blurb didn't even mention
"economic conversion," the most practical aspect of the idea, but
just identified Initiative 37 as addressing nuclear disarmament.

Considering all the effort that went into qualifying Initiative 37
for the ballot, it's a little disappointing that the idea didn't
get more attention in the press.  But, on the bright side, at least
the public debate is beginning.  I think the City Paper notice
helps to begin defining the practical situation. 

Better yet, our success here has demonstrated to other people that
the idea does have a realistic potential ... it can be done within
the existing framework.

I haven't made any more progress with a dentist.  Haven't been back
in touch with Dr. Lasky, except for a $10.00 bill (apparently
separate from the $20.00 late fee that they wanted to charge me)
that his office sent, which I will pay out of the money that you
last sent.  Still have one cavity that needs filling, and the tooth
that needs a cap.

Hope you enjoy the videotape.  It should be self-explanatory.

Think of you often.  Hope to hear from you soon.

                              Love,