Sessions, George

July 6 Former presidents Gerald Ford, Jimmy Carter, and Bill Clinton appeal to President George W. Bush to take action to prevent the federal assault weapons han from lapsing. However, Congress is expected to end the current session without further action. 

During the session, Mike returned to this topic and related our earlier thoughts. George, who had a marvelous sense for practical detail, was wondering about borderline sins. He asked Tim, as the only Catholic present. What did the Church do with those rare cases which the existing rules... 

George M. is a 32-year-old man you saw briefly a number of years ago for several intensive therapy sessions following the death of his mother. You know of no other psychiatric history. His family history is significant for his mother being hospitalized twice with "some sort of mental problem." George was in law school at the time and was not informed of the specifics of his mother s illness. His paternal uncle committed suicide when George was 14. 

B0CP88 Jurjen Bos, David Chaum, George Purdy A Voting Scheme unpublished manuscript, presented at the rump session of Crypto 88. 

SESSION II THE MERCURY PROBLEM George H. Tomlinson, Chairman... 

For example. Defence Secretary George Younger told the House of Commons Select Committee on Defence (subsequently referred to as the HCDC) in 1986 ... there are no chemical weapons in any of those [US] bases. There is no suggestion there should be chemical weapons in any of those bases and there are therefore no arrangements particularly related to chemical weapons because they are not here and we are not likely to have them . House of Commons, Second Report from the Defence Committee, Session 1985-86, Statement on the Defence Estimates 1986, Evidence, Q. 176. 

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