26 July 1998  See related files: http://jya.com/jdbfiles.htm
Received from anonymous July 26, 1998:  The Columbian (Oregon),
No date  Written by John Branton, Columbian staff writer  Eleven
months in prison - and counting - haven't muzzled James Dalton
Bell's rage about what he calls government "black operations"
against him. "This story has more government misbehavior than
Watergate", Bell wrote in a recent letter to The Columbian.  He
added in a phone call, "I'm in a little bit of danger. These
people don't want me talking to you."  Bell is the 39-year-old
McLoughlin Heights man who wrote an Internet essay,
"Assassination Politics", that proposed the bounty-driven murder
of "government slimeballs". The former electronics engineer
hadn't spoken to The Columbian for about a year, until recently.
He was released from federal prison in April.  Bell served 11
months after pleading guilty to using false Social Security
numbers and obstructing the Internal Revenue Service by trying
to intimidate agents and stink