Subject: Another Cooper Veto
From: as215@cleveland.Freenet.Edu (Alexander Aingworth)
Date: 1992-10-03, 11:49
Newsgroups: alt.tv.twin-peaks

Today, in a political move that has environmental activisttts up
in arms, President Cooper vetoes congress's most recent environmenal
bill, which specifically was designed to curb logging and protect the
endangered spotted owl.  It does not seem thatt congress has enough
votes to override the veto, but the bill's authors have promised to
modify it and submit the rewritten bill in hopes of saving our North
American forests and their now-rare inhabittants, the spotted owls.

In a hectic news conference, when questioned and criticized
about his vetto, President Cooper had this to say: "The owls are not
what they seem."  No one seems quite sure what that means.



-- any turkey can smoke!

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