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Charles Barnett

October 28, 2000 10:55AM

Does anyone have more information about the destruction of the turntable-- the name of the bank, whether there was any newpaper coverage about it? I want to make sure neither I nor any of my friends patronize this bank. Bank buildings are springing up all over town. Did we need another? I don't think so. I believe State law requires archaeological studies of all proposed excavation sites. Was this done? Did they make maps and drawings of the turntable?

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Santa Fe Turntable Pit?	Rich D.	October 27, 2000 07:59PM
Re: Santa Fe Turntable Pit?	Soapy Smith	October 27, 2000 09:34PM
Re: Santa Fe Turntable Pit?	Charles Barnett	October 28, 2000 10:55AM
Re: Santa Fe Turntable Pit?	Don Sharer	October 28, 2000 03:00PM
Re: Santa Fe Turntable Pit?	Charles Barnett	October 29, 2000 02:37PM
Re: Santa Fe Turntable Pit?	Vernon J. Glover	October 28, 2000 08:32AM

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