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  :ip-name "gopher.stolaf.edu"
  :tcp-port 8000
  :database-name "US-State-Department-Travel-Advisories"
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  :maintainer "travel-advisories-request@stolaf.edu"
  :description "Created with WAIS 8 b5 Oct 29 15:59:50 1992 by cdr@stolaf.edu

TRAVEL-ADVISORIES MAILING LIST

The \"travel-advisories@stolaf.edu\" mailing list is the Internet
and BITNET distribution point for US State Department Counsular
Information Sheets and Travel Warnings.

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NOTE! Subscription and unsubscription requests should be sent to  NOTE!

		travel-advisories-REQUEST@stolaf.edu
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Messages sent to the travel-advisories mailing list are archived
and are available via anonymous FTP from:

	ftp.stolaf.edu:pub/travel-advisories/archive
		contains all messages posted to the list
	ftp.stolaf.edu:pub/travel-advisories/advisories/COUNTRY
		contains the current advisory for a given country.

Past postings are also available via electronic mail by sending
FTP commands to \"ftpbymail@stolaf.edu\".  For more information,
send the word HELP to this address; to retrieve an advisory,
mail a note to \"ftpbymail@stolaf.edu\" containing the text
		cd pub/travel-advisories/advisories
		get peru
You may include the word \"ls\" to get a list of all available travel
information.  Take care to differentiate upper and lower case when
specifying a country name.

There will be information on every country by the end of 1992.
The new system of Consular Information Sheets will cover every
country in the world.  If further info is needed, it is best
to call the Citizens Emergency Center at 202-647-5225.  There
are officers there who can talk with you about travel to specific
countries.  They are also the people you would talk to about an 
emergency involving an American citizen overseas, i.e., locating
a missing person, wiring money to a destitute traveler, assisting in
returning a body to the U.S. in the event that the person died abroad,
helping if a U.S. citizen was arrested abroad and in a foreign prison,
etc.  They don't have e-mail so you have to use the telephone.

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U.S. STATE DEPARTMENT TELEPHONE NUMBERS:
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Citizens Emergency Center:  202-647-5225

Citizens Consular Services: 202-647-3444
	Information on Embassies and Consulates abroad, including how to
	vote abroad, how to pay taxes abroad, and how to receive federal
	benefits abroad.

Passport Services (DC):     202-647-0518
	Some cities also have numbers for passport info.  Check your
	local telephone directory under Dept. of State.

Visa Services - 202-663-1225
	General Info for Visitors and Immigrants to the U.S.:

Visa Services - 202-663-1541
	Priority Dates (for those waiting for immigrant visas):

Visa Services - 202-663-1600
	Visa Lottery (AA-1 Program): 

And, last but not least, we have an electronic bulletin board with all
kinds of information.  The modem number and settings are 202-647-9225
(N-8-1).

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Craig D. Rice		UNIX Systems Specialist/Network Analyst
cdr@stolaf.edu		Academic Computing Center, St. Olaf College
+1 507 646-3631		1520 St. Olaf Avenue
+1 507 646-3549 FAX	Northfield, MN  55057-1098   USA
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