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MANY OPPOSE BILL TO BLOCK ANONYMOUS E-MAIL

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From: United Press International
Date: 20010518
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United Press International
05-18-2001
Many oppose bill to block anonymous e-mail

WASHINGTON, May 18, 2001 (United Press International via COMTEX) -- People in the Internet, privacy and education communities have come out against legislation that would force public schools and libraries to block access to anonymous e-mail and Web browsing sites.

Rep. Felix Grucci, R-N.Y., has introduced H.R. 1846, the "Who is E-mailing Our Kids Act," to protect children from being recruited for the "violent and illegal activities" of radical environmental and animal rights organizations. He told United Press ...

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