Re: Cpn

Christopher Waldrop (WALDROP@library.vanderbilt.edu)
Thu, 12 Jan 1995 07:40:28 -0600 (CST)

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> Yes it has been published. I live in Washington State and have had
> mine for about two weeks now. Some times the mail snails can get
> quite slow so unless Steve has said something else I'd say give it
> one or two more weeks. If you don't see it by then contact Steve Baker
>
> STEVEB4706@AOL.COM
>
> and I'm sure he will make good.

Actually, he already has. It came yesteday, but whenever something
like this occurs my initial reaction is to blame the local postal
service rather than the person responsible for the mailings.

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