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Article #112Re: What To Vote On 64?
From: John Bain
Date: Sat, 24 Oct 1998 00:00
Date: Sat, 24 Oct 1998 00:00
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Hello, Coreya. You make two very good points. On Sat, 24 Oct 1998, Coreya wrote: > More jobs have been lost to new machines and automation than to > Owls, salmon and lack of trees. > Too extreme? Too extreme is what the industry is doing to the forest > that are left. One just have to see it from the air. Good point. I have often felt that if we returned to horse logging, things would slow down, more jobs would be created while at the same time the price of lumber would increase. Am I missing something? > But people will vote for the campaign with the most money and bigger > signs. Another good point. I have seen very little Yes On 64 signs. Are those signs posted in the cities? How are you going to vote? John Bain Chess For Students, Inc. http://www.chessforstudents.com
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