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Headwaters questions

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From: Walter Epp
Date: Sun, 15 Sep 1996 00:00
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to Senator Feinstein, President Clinton, Deputy Secretary of the Interior
John Garamendi, Governor Wilson, Senator Boxer, etal:

What provisions are being made for the Indian inhabitants, from
whom the land was originally confiscated through a grisly campaign of
slavery and extermination?

What are you doing to ensure that no cutting, removal of trees,
or other disturbance occurs anywhere in the 60,000 acre Headwaters
Forest or any other Maxxam asset until the FDIC and OTS suits are
concluded and the forests can be repossessed intact?
Offering land or any other compensation or swap to Hurwitz prior
to the settlement of the FDIC and OTS suits would be a betrayal of
the public trust and possibly subversion of justice.

What are you doing to enforce the Endangered Species Act?
No significant disturbance of the land can occur without driving
endangered species closer to extinction, so claims it is valued at
hundreds of millions of dollars, based on the value of extracted
timber, are predicated on criminal actions and completely bogus.

What you are doing to protect _all_ of Headwaters Forest, which is
60,000 acres, not just the 3000 acre Headwaters Grove?
What should we think of someone who triumphantly proclaims they
are saving the heart of an assault victim, while standing by and
doing nothing about the hemorrhaging lungs, pancreas, and limbs?
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From: walter@dnai.com (Walter Epp)
Subject: Headwaters questions
Date: 1996/09/15
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