them [the OP] a description of that person. I feel that at _ like to address the derogatory comments made about
no time did security give out false or damaging informa- security by those who purport to speak for the entire
tion.” society.” It continues, “It appears that these allegations

copy of another memo addressed to Leonard winged _ to any consequences that may arise from accusations

F= days after the accusatory memo was received, a of wrong-doing were made quite hastily, with no thought

its way into the OP office. which likely have no basis in fact.”
Signed by Beverly Bouma, this memo states, “I would

 

 

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page 7 the Other Press June 1999

  

ollowing the
if Fen of the
magazines,

“an anonymous
caller” informed
one of the Other
Press’s regular
advertisers that
their ad copy had
been placed in the
issue next to what
was described as,
“questionable
material.”

The ad in ques-
tion faced the end
of a serious opinion
piece about youth
violence, and was
in front of an
innocuous sports
story, leading to
suspicions of mis-
chief-making on
the part of the
anonymous tipster.

o the
questions
remain

unanswered; who
did remove the
Other Press
magazines? And
who is the DCSS
trying to protect
with their “red
herring” memos?