HEADLINE NEWS

The Libertarian Enterprise Goes Bi-weekly!
Subscribers Note: Address Change!

         To our faithful readers -- There are big changes going on behind the scenes at The Libertarian Enterprise. The Enterprise is now going to arrive at your doorstep twice a month -- that'll be two nights in the month you stay up late, reading the publication. Twice as many articles you can forward to friends and family.
         Pass us on!
         As well, take note of the Questioning Authority article in this issue. (No. 6) With your help, this could be a regular column, along with some others that will be appearing as the months go by. Keep your eyes peeled!
         Lastly, we've dropped our Internet provider completely, for a new one. From now on, address all Comments, Opinions and Subscription Requests to the current Managing Editor.
         Thank you for all your support,

-- Yiing Boardman, ME_TLE

Delivery Schedule for The Libertarian Enterprise

         The Libertarian Enterprise is a biweekly publication, and should usually get to you by the end of the first and third week of the month. Please email the Managing Editor if you are not receiving yours regularly. Our mailer still has bugs in it. Large, unfriendly bugs.
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         The Libertarian Enterprise is available through the World Wide Web at various addresses. The most permanent of these looks like it's somewhere in http://www.webleyweb.com/tle/ and very nice, it is, too.

Index

1. TWA 800 and the Police State of Georgia, By L. Neil Smith [email protected]

2. The Minister and the Viper, by Fran Van Cleave [email protected]

3. Buying the Wrong Defense, By Vin Suprynowicz [email protected]

4. Capturing the Gold, by John Taylor [email protected]

5. From Love to Liberty, By Don L. Tiggre [email protected]

6. Questioning Authority, by Victor Milan [email protected]

7. Bringing the War Back Home?, By Vin Suprynowicz [email protected]

8. Getting Off the Dole, By L. Neil Smith [email protected]

9. Letters to the Editors

10.10. Monorail Energy Savings, Congestion Relief all 'Costly Delusions', By Vin Suprynowicz [email protected]

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