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Craig Hartman

January 28, 2005 04:04PM

Dick,
Thank you. Yes, I am familiar with DuPont Washington's Powder works. Actually, I am familiar with several ex DuPont explosive manufacturing facilities. I was part of a group within DuPont which evaluated and shut down the plants from an environmental perspective. The WeyCo site was one which our office was involved until a sat. office was established on prem for closure activities. My primary site of responsability was Louviers, Colorado. I'll check the web again for info on the Cumbres & Toltec Scenic's rebuilt critter.
Thanks again,
Craig

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DuPont Louviers powder line NR	Craig Hartman	January 27, 2005 05:28PM
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