>Date: Tue, 16 Jan 1996 08:32:18 +0900
>To:kcc@igc.apc.org
>From:bernie@media.mit.edu (Bernie Krisher)
>Subject:Re: Korean newspaper
>
>Dear Paul,
>
>        Thanks for your message.
>
>        I got back to Tokyo on Saturday night after two days in Seoul
>where I spoke to a church group which donated $7,500 toward my campaign to
>purchase rice which I will order for delivery to Nampo port in February
>and personally directly distribute to flood victims with photo and video
>documentation to the donors and I will announce the donors' names and
>organizations at the time of the presentation and on the Internet Home
>page. A group of Seoul National University students and professors also
>brought me unexpectedly $1,300 to my hotel. A KBS producer who interviewed
>me for a documentary on my project, which will be aired in a couple of
>weeks, gave me 200,000 won out of his wallet, etc. It was a very
>heartwarming visit.
>
>        I would be pleased to receive some donations from the U.S. and
>deliver them directly to the flood areas on their behalf.
>
>Best regards,
>
>Bernie Krisher
>
>PS Could you please tell me which paoper you saw which ran the article on
>me and the date? Thanks.
>
>

>>Hi Bernie.
>>
>>I saw an article in the Korean papers, mentioning that you were back
>>in Korea for another speech; they carried several of the pictures you
>>must have provided. It was a fairly sympathetic piece.
>>
>>We are trying to mobilize the Korean-American community as much as we
>>can. The National Council of Churches (NCCC-USA) has increased their
>>campaign to $500,000 from $100,000. They have sent initial materials
>>in terms of rice and medicine.
>>
>>Please let me know when exactly you will be entering Japan again. I
>>have someone in our organization who may have an opportunity to enter
>>DPRK in early February.
>>
>>Hope you are in good health.
>