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Bob

September 12, 2000 02:18PM

Don't let those big Santa Fe numbers fool you. They were great for the businesses, but how did it happen. Luck, don't think so. Santa Fe housed, clothed, and fed one hell of a lot of refugees from Los Alamos and White Rock for a long period of time. They also took care of a very large group of firefighters and government recovery personel, not to mention the news media. Great for the Santa Fe economy, but it ain't tourism and what price did we all pay for that. Just something to think about.

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Albuquerque Journal 9-11-00	SAINT roger	September 11, 2000 09:24AM
Re: Albuquerque Journal 9-11-00	Terri Shaw	September 11, 2000 11:46AM
"lucky" How do you figure	SAINT roger	September 11, 2000 06:59PM
Re: Albuquerque Journal 9-11-00	Brian Norden	September 12, 2000 12:02AM
Stats	Bob	September 12, 2000 02:18PM
Re: Albuquerque Journal 9-11-00	Bill Kepner	September 12, 2000 07:47AM
Actually, Bill . . .	John Craft	September 12, 2000 08:25AM
Riders	C.H.Irvin	September 12, 2000 11:49AM
Re: Actually, Bill . . .	Bill Kepner	September 12, 2000 12:39PM
Re: Actually, Bill . . .	Jaybawb	September 12, 2000 07:00PM

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