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Clyde Putman (aka Deerslayer)

July 24, 2001 10:54AM

OK, I guess I am busted, I have to admit that I kinda doozed during the facts and figures part of the Friends annual meeting. But now I have been asked to give a talk for a history class on the Denver and Rio Grande Western, as well as the C&TSRR especially focusing on the impact the RR had and continues to have on the area. So, any folks out there with propaganda...er....information on C&TSRR ridership, income, numbers of employees, impact on local econonomy, that sorta stuff, it would be much appreicated!

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C&TSRR impact on economy	Clyde Putman (aka Deerslayer)	July 24, 2001 10:54AM
Get yer Propoganda here . . .	John Craft	July 24, 2001 11:22AM

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C&TSRR impact on economy

C&TSRR impact on economy

Get yer Propoganda here . . .