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Re: DM Register, Keystone XL pipeline
From:
Cindy Hildebrand <[log in to unmask]>
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Iowa Discussion, Alerts and Announcements
Date:
Fri, 9 Sep 2011 11:20:41 -0400
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Route that sucker along the East Coast through areas inhabited by the  
well-to-do, areas that are not privately dismissed in D.C. as mere  flyover 
country, and then see how far the  project gets.   "The fix is in," indeed.
 
ch
 

Cindy  Hildebrand
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Ames, IA  50010

"The sumac  foliage is reddening, and the locusts along the low banks of 
the Skunk near  Colfax are already tinged with yellow. Sumac seems to have 
been among the plants  most frequently observed by the early travelers in the 
prairie region." (Selden  Lincoln Whitcomb describing central Iowa on 
September 9,  1906)

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