If you are getting this mail and didn't ask to be on this list

[Patricia Dines <73652.1202@CompuServe.COM>]

Hello - 

If you are getting this mail and didn't ask to be on this list, it's likely
you've been "spammed".  We don't know who's sending this list to people in this
way, but we can say how you can unsubscribe (see below).  If that doesn't work,
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Thank you -

P. Dines

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From: INTERNET:slester@essential.org
To: Patricia Dines, 73652,1202
To: Multiple recipients of list <dioxin-l@essential.org>
Date: Mon, Oct 28, 1996, 7:40 AM
Subject: Message from Internet

To all subscribers:

I apologize for the recent deluge of messages from subscribers who did 
not intend to be subscribed.  I think that we have a handle on the 
situation now, although I am not sure how those people were ever 
subscribed. If there are any people receiving this message who do not 
wish to be subscribed to dioxin-l, send the following message in the body 
to the address listproc@essential.org

unsubscribe dioxin-l

If you are unsuccessful, send me a message at slester@essential.org, and 
I will remove you.  I apologize for the inconvenience. 


Michael Drescher, CCHW