Hot damn!  Look at this response I received from UNICEF about them
appointing Jane Seymour as their new representative for the performing arts.
Maybe I'll have to even start watching the show.


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>Date: Thu, 24 Oct 1996 11:04:43 -0400
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>From: [log in to unmask] (Gloria Adutwum)
>Subject: Jane Seymour as Spokesperson for UNICEF
>To: [log in to unmask] (katherine a. dettwyler)
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>     Thank you for your letter calling our attention to the Clairol
>     advertisement featuring Jane Seymour, our new Representative for the
>     Performing Arts.  As global advocates for the promotion of
>     breastfeeding, we agree that what has happened is most unfortunate.
>     Ms. Seymour is an ardent supporter of breastfeeding, having breastfed
>     all four of her children.  She is, of course, very distressed about
>     this incident.  UNICEF has spoken to Jane and to her Producer about
>     the idea of including positive messages on breastfeeding in the script
>     of Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman, and both have reacted positively to this
>     suggestion.  We hope that the Producers will follow through on this
>     idea, thereby reaching millions of people all over the world to
>     promote the benefits of breastfeeding to a global audience.
>
>     Thank you, once again, for alerting us.
>
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