From psouza@uni-hamburg.de Thu Jul 20 10:26:42 1995
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From: psouza@uni-hamburg.de (Pavel Souza)
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Subject: Data: WHERE IS NOVA? Postcards to Wilshire Blvd (5 year update)
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Hard to believe it's been over five years since the campaign started in March 1990.

We have mailed over 14,000 postcards asking 'WHERE IS NOVA?' since the December 1989 disappearance.
Every official inquiry to Orion Records receives the identical form letter: 'Nova Hart is taking a well-earned rest.'

Postcard #15,000 goes out next Tuesday from our chapter in Hamburg. Keep sending yours!

-- 
Pavel Souza <psouza@uni-hamburg.de>
"Measuring a record you own is listening, not piracy."
Amiga 3000T / FreeBSD 2.1

From drodriguez@titech.ac.jp Thu Jul 20 11:53:42 1995
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From: drodriguez@titech.ac.jp (Dave Rodríguez)
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Subject: Re: Data: WHERE IS NOVA? Postcards to Wilshire Blvd (5 year update)
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In article <1995Jul20.102642.6044@uni-hamburg.de>, psouza@uni-hamburg.de (Pavel Souza) writes:
> Hard to believe it's been over five years since the campaign started in March 1990.
> We have mailed over 14,000 postcards asking 'WHERE IS NOVA?' since the December 1989 disappearance.

I still have the ticket stub from the canceled Seattle show in November 1989. I'll never throw it away.

-- 
=== Dave Rodríguez ===
Dept of Electrical Engineering, Tokyo Institute of Technology Computer Centre
"There are 14 nodes and only 10 countries. Count again."