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RE: Religious dress in public schools.  I realize this is an extreme, but nudity is not illegal in Oregon as long as arrousal is not evident. If religious dress is liberalized and all forms of dress are allowed, should the devout, practicing nudist have the right to  practice their religion in the classroom?  Be careful of liberalization of the law.

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Portland is a GREAT place.  I visited first in 1961 and moved here in '63.

If the woman from New York is insulted at our naming of the World Trade Center, may I suggest she check when our Center was named. I am BORED to here with the New York 'gritchng' syndrome.  Get over or go away.

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