Hemingway's cats vs the gummint
 

You have to wonder exactly *who* in the government is so determined
to get control here. This story goes back years.

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Hemingway's cats vs the gummint
 

On 12/12/2012 3:59 PM, Judith Latham wrote:
In article , Jack Campin
wrote:
You have to wonder exactly *who* in the government is so determined to
get control here. This story goes back years.

http://todaytravel.today.com/_news/2...ay-museum?lite

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If the cats are well cared for, then I can't see why they should not be
there as Hemmingway saw it, after all it his a museum to remember him and
his life.

Judith

Someone always has to try to screw up something good. Those cats aren't
harming anything and I fail to believe they aren't well taken care of.

Jill