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El Coke

July 26, 2000 07:10PM

Earl Knoob left Chama last weekend to a new job engineering on a 400 mile conglomeration of mainlines and branches in Minnesota . It is on a contractual basis ,so he will bw moving to another line later . He told me he will try to be back for the autumn "stock rush" .he will be missed .

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Ealr is gone-for now .	El Coke	July 26, 2000 07:10PM
Re: Ealr is gone-for now .	Earl the mercinary	July 26, 2000 09:24PM
Good Luck Earl	Bob	July 26, 2000 09:55PM
Re: Ealr is gone-for now .	Roger Hogan	July 27, 2000 09:01AM
Re: Ealr is gone-for now .	Tom Kneib	July 28, 2000 09:17PM
Re: Ealr is gone-for now .	Rich Brunnworth	July 29, 2000 06:11PM
Re: Ealr is gone-for now .	Paul Hollidge	July 31, 2000 12:15AM
Re: Earl is gone-for now .	Bon Mot	July 31, 2000 08:40PM

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