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Title
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Eau Claire Mss DE
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Series: The Buzzards Have Landed! The Real Story of the Flambeau Mine
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Box
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Folder
1
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Front matter
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Box
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Folder
2
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Appendices, cover, disclaimer, table, body
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Box
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3
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Introduction
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Box
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4-5
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Chapter 1: A Mining District in Northern Wisconsin?
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Box
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6
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Chapter 2: Names to Know
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Box
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7
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Chapter 3: The Department of Natural Resources is Born (1967)
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Box
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8
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Chapter 4: Mineral Exploration in Rusk County (1968)
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Box
1
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9
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Chapter 5: Kennecott Goes to Madison to Write its Own Tax Law (1973)
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Box
1
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10
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Chapter 6: Property Taxes Go Up in the Town of Grant (January 1975)
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Box
1
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11
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Chapter 7: Local People Get More Involved (September 1975)
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Box
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12
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Chapter 8: Learning about Kennecott's Proposal (Fall 1975)
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Box
1
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13
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Chapter 9: Ed May Promotes Kennecott's Toxic Lake (Fall 1975)
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Box
1
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14
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Chapter 10: What Lies Ahead? (November 1975)
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Box
1
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15
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Chapter 11: Taking Out Nomination Papers for the Rusk County Board (December 1975)
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Box
1
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16
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Chapter 12: The DNR Moves Ahead with a Preliminary Environmental Impact Statement (December 1975)
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Box
1
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17
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Chapter 13: Environmental Impact Statement Hearing (March 4, 1976)
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Box
25
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1-2
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Chapter 12-13: Roscoe's copies: preliminary environmental report, and environmental impact statement: draft
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Box
1
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18-19
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Chapter 14: Formation of Rusk County Citizen Action Group (RCCAG) (March 1976)
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Box
1
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20
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Chapter 15: My Native American Friends
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Box
1
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21
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Chapter 16: Annual Meeting of the Town of Grant (April 13, 1976)
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Box
1
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22
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Chapter 17: “Taking On” N. L. Industries (July 1976)
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Box
1
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23
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Chapter 18: What If Kennecott Were to Dissolve its Subsidiary After Mining?
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Box
1
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24
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Chapter 19: Appealing the Decision to Approve Kennecott's Environmental Impact Statement (July 1976)
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Box
1
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25
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Chapter 20: Enlisting the Aid of the Public Intervenor (July 1976)
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Box
1
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26
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Chapter 21: The Town of Grant Takes Future Action (September 1976)
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Box
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27
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Chapter 22: The Rusk County Board Denies Kennecott a Permit to Mine (November 10, 1976)
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Box
1
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28
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Chapter 23: Representative Harvey Dueholm Comes to Ladysmith (February 1977)
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Box
1
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29
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Chapter 24: Kennecott Does Not Give Up (1977)
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Box
1
Folder
30
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Chapter 25: How I Became a Democrat (June 1977)
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Box
1
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31-32
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Chapter 26: Changes in the Mining Tax Law (June 1977)
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Box
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Folder
33-34
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Chapter 27: The Wisconsin Legislature Revamps the Metallic Mining Reclamation Act (Fall 1977)
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Box
19
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1
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Chapter 27: The Wisconsin Legislature Revamps the Metallic Mining Reclamation Act (Fall 1977)
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Box
25
Folder
9
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Chapters 1-5, 9, 12-18, 21, 22, 24-27: compact disc references
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Box
2
Folder
1
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Chapter 28: How I Became Involved in the Crandon Mine Controversy
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Box
2
Folder
2
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Chapter 29: My Patience with Peter Peshek Starts to Wear Thin (1978)
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Box
19
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2
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Chapter 29: My Patience with Peter Peshek Starts to Wear Thin (1978)
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Box
2
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3
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Chapter 30: The “Consensus” Process Infects Wisconsin (1979)
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Box
2
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4-5
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Chapter 31: Rusk County is Declared a Radioactive “Hot Spot” (1980)
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Box
2
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6
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Chapter 32: Dissension Arises Among the People of the Town of Grant (1980)
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Box
2
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Chapter 33 : Folder missing.
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Box
2
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7-10
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Chapter 34: The DNR Enforces Groundwater Quality Rules Drafted by the Mining Company (July 31, 1981)
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Box
2
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11
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Chapter 35: Townspeople Speak Out Against “Consensus” Proposals (1981-1982)
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Box
2
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12-14
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Chapter 36: The Wisconsin Legislature Passes a New Mining Tax Law and the “Environmental Trailer Bill” (1981)
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Box
19
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3
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Chapter 36: The Wisconsin Legislature Passes a New Mining Tax Law and the “Environmental Trailer Bill” (1981)
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Box
2
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15
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Chapter 37: More Bad Legislation Resulting from “Consensus”: the Solid and Hazardous Waste Siting Bill (1981)
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Box
25
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10
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Chapters 30-32, 34-37: compact disc references
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Box
2
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16
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Chapter 38: The Town of Grant Takes Bold Action at its Annual Meeting (April 13, 1982)
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Box
2
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17
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Chapter 39: Our Trip to the State of Washington for Business and Pleasure (April 1982)
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Box
2
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18
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Chapter 40: Visiting Other Mine Sites Over the Years
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Box
2
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Chapter 41 : Folder missing.
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Box
2
Folder
19-20
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Chapter 42: The Wisconsin Resources Protection Council is Formed (July 1982)
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Box
19
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4
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Chapter 42: The Wisconsin Resources Protection Council is Formed (July 1982)
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Box
2
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21
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Chapter 43: Proposal for a Tough Mineral Rights Bill is Gutted by the Legislature (1984)
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Box
3
Folder
1
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Chapter 44: State Laws are Amended to Allow Foreign Mining Companies to Buy Large Tracts of Land in Wisconsin (1984)
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Box
3
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2-4
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Chapter 45: Wisconsin's Groundwater Pollution Law is Passed by the Legislature (1984)
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Box
3
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5
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Chapter 46: Wisconsin's Town Government Law is Weakened (1984)
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Box
3
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6
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Chapter 47: The Rusk County Board Adopts a Tough Zoning Code for Mining (1984)
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Box
19
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5
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Chapter 47: The Rusk County Board Adopts a Tough Zoning Code for Mining (1984)
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Box
3
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7
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Chapter 48: Exxon Withdraws from Forest County After Undermining Wisconsin's Mining Laws (December 10, 1986)
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Box
3
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8
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Chapter 49: A Time for Reflection (Early 1987)
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Box
3
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9
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Chapter 50: Kennecott is Back and Bob Plantz Changes Sides (May 1987)
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Box
19
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6
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Chapter 50: Kennecott is Back and Bob Plantz Changes Sides (May 1987)
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Box
19
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7
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Chapter 35, 43, 45, 47, 50: compact disc references
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Box
3
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10
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Chapter 51: Evelyn and I Meet Governor Tommy Thompson (June 1987)
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Box
3
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11
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Chapter 52: Kennecott's New Mining Proposal (June 1987)
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Box
3
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12
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Chapter 53: State Law Says a Mining Company Can Alter the Course of a River (1987)
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Box
3
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13
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Chapter 54: Plantz Fails to Support the Town of Grant's Mining Moratorium (August 1987)
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Box
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8
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Chapter 54: Plantz Fails to Support the Town of Grant's Mining Moratorium (August 1987)
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Box
3
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14
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Chapter 55: Ladysmith Wants a Piece of the Pie (Fall 1987)
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Box
3
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15
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Chapter 56: Formation of the Governor's Ad Hoc Task Force on Mining (September 1987)
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Box
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3
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Chapter 56: Formation of the Governor's Ad Hoc Task Force on Mining (September 1987)
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Box
25
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11
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Chapters 38-43, 45, 47-48, 50, 52-53, 56: compact disc references
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Box
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16-17
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Chapter 57: Negotiations with Kennecott (Fall and Winter 1987)
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Box
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12
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Chapter 1, 4, 14-23, 31-38, 41-49, 50, 51, 53-57: figures
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Box
3
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18
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Chapter 58: Kennecott Drafts Local Agreement Law (December 1987)
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Box
3
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19
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Chapter 59: The DNR Waives the Rules to Accommodate Kennecott (1988)
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Box
3
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20
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Chapter 60: Purging of the Rusk County Board (April 1988)
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Box
3
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21
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Chapter 61: Town of Grant Voters Pass a Second Mining Moratorium Resolution (April 12, 1988)
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Box
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Chapter 61: Second Mining Moratorium Resolution Passed by Voters of the Town of Grant (April 12, 1988)
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Box
3
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22
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Chapter 62: The Terms of the Local Agreement (July 1988)
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Box
25
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12
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Chapters 57-62: compact disc references
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Box
25
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13
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Chapter 62: compact disc reference
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Box
3
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23
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Chapter 63: Rusk County, the Town of Grant and the City of Ladysmith Approve the Local Agreement (July 1988)
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Box
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10
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Chapter 63: compact disc reference
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Box
3
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24
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Chapter 64: Special meeting of the Town of Grant (August 4, 1988)
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Box
3
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25
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Chapter 65: Canoe Flotilla to Protest the Mine (October 2, 1988)
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Box
19
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11
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Chapter 65: Canoe Flotilla to Protest the Mine (October 2, 1988)
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Box
3
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Chapter 66 : Folder missing.
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Box
19
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12
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Chapter 66: Evelyn and I are Honored as Environmentalists (October 16, 1988)
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Box
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26-28
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Chapter 67: Townspeople Sue the Grant Town Board (March 1989)
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Box
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13
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Chapter 67: Townspeople Sue the Grant Town Board (March 1989)
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Box
3
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29
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Chapter 68: Almost Broke - How We Got Funds
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Box
3
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30-31
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Chapter 69: Citizens Petition the DNR to Amend the Natural Resource Rules Governing Metallic Mining (March 1989)
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Box
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14
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Chapters 63-65, 67-69: compact disc references
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Box
3
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32
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Chapter 70: Protect the Earth Festival at Oak Knoll Farm (September 1989)
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Box
19
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14
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Chapter 70: Protect the Earth Festival at Oak Knoll Farm (September 1989)
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Box
4
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1
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Chapter 71: The Draft Environmental Impact Statement is Released (September 1989)
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Box
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15
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Chapter 71: The Draft Environmental Impact Statement is Released (September 1989)
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Box
4
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2
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Chapter 72: Ziesler Tries to Knock Me Off the Rusk County Board (April 1990)
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Box
4
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3
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Chapter 73: The Flambeau News and the Real Flambeau News Hit the Press (1990)
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Box
4
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4
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Chapter 74: Kennecott Does Not Have to Monitor for Radioactivity (1990)
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Box
4
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5
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Chapter 75: Drama Leading Up to the Master Hearing (July 1990)
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Box
19
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16
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Chapter 75: Drama Leading Up to the Master Hearing (July 1990)
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Box
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6-7
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Chapter 76: Local Opposition at the Master Hearing (July 1990)
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Box
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4-6
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Chapter 76: Local Opposition at the Master Hearing (July 1990)
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Box
19
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17
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Chapter 76: compact disc references
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Box
4
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8
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Chapter 77: The Ballad of Roscoe Churchill (September 1990)
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Box
4
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9
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Chapter 78: Attempt to Rescind the Local Agreement (September 1990)
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Box
19
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18
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Chapter 78: Attempt to Rescind the Local Agreement (September 1990)
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Box
25
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15
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Chapters 70-74, 76-78: compact disc references
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Box
4
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10
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Chapter 79: The Freedom March (November 10, 1990)
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Box
4
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11-12
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Chapter 80: Lawsuit Seeking to Invalidate the Local Agreement (December 1990)
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Box
19
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19
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Chapter 80: Lawsuit Seeking to Invalidate the Local Agreement (December 1990)
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Box
4
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13
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Chapter 81: The Takeover of the Rusk County Democratic Party (December 1990)
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Box
4
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14
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Chapter 82: Mining Companies Do Not Have to Follow Wisconsin's Hazardous Waste Rules (March 1991)
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Box
4
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15
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Chapter 83: Endangered Clams are Found in the Flambeau River (May 1991)
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Box
4
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16
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Chapter 84: Flambeau Summer Starts with a Rally at the Grant Town Hall (July 6, 1991)
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Box
4
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Chapter 85 : Folder missing.
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Box
19
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20
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Chapter 84-85: compact disc reference: Demonstrations Continue and Arrests are Made (July 1991)
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Box
23
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13
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Chapter 57-59, 60-80, 82-85: figures
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Box
4
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17
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Chapter 86: The LCO Ojibwe and Sierra Club File a Lawsuit Against the DNR (July 31, 1991)
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Box
25
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16
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Chapters 80, 82-86: compact disc references
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Box
4
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18
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Chapter 87: Mussel Power-The Clams Stop Kennecott (August 29, 1991)
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Box
19
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21
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Chapter 87: Mussel Power-The Clams Stop Kennecott (August 29, 1991)
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Box
4
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19
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Chapter 88: So Who Planted the Clams? (Fall 1991)
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Box
4
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20-21
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Chapter 89: Proposals for Tougher Mining Laws are Debated (1991)
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Box
19
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22
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Chapter 89: Proposals for Tougher Mining Laws are Debated (1991)
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Box
4
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22
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Chapter 90: Kennecott Goes on the Offensive (1991)
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Box
19
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23
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Chapter 90: Kennecott Goes on the Offensive (1991)
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Box
4
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23
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Chapter 91: The Ladysmith Area Chapter of Commerce Adds to the Stench (1991-1993)
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Box
4
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24-26
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Chapter 92: The DNR Completes its Shoddy Supplemental EIS (April 1991)
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Box
19
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24
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Chapter 92: The DNR Completes its Shoddy Supplemental EIS (April 1991)
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Box
4
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27
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Chapter 93: Walt Bresette Risks His Hide to Help Us (May 14, 1992)
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Box
4
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28
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Chapter 94: The DNR's Sham Public Hearing on the SEIS (June 3, 1992)
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Box
4
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29
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Chapter 95: Over a Decade of Proof that the DNR is Pro-Mining (1981-1992)
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Box
25
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17
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Chapter 87, 89-95: compact disc references
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Box
4
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30
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Chapter 96: Keeping the Struggle Alive (Summer 1992)
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Box
4
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31
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Chapter 97: RTZ Executives Show Their True Colors (Fall 1992)
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Box
5
Folder
1
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Chapter 98: Almost Peter Peshek! (January 1993)
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Box
19
Folder
25
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Chapter 98: Almost Peter Peshek! (January 1993)
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Box
5
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2
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Chapter 99: Mercando Maligns Evelyn Over Well Water Testing (February 1993)
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Box
5
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3
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Chapter 100: Kennecott Gets Desperate and Pits Neighbor Against Neighbor (April 1993)
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Box
19
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26
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Chapter 100: Kennecott Gets Desperate and Pits Neighbor Against Neighbor (April 1993)
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Box
5
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4-5
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Chapter 101: The Flambeau Mine Starts Productions and Kennecott Makes Off with the Gold (May 1993)
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Box
19
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27
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Chapter 101: The Flambeau Mine Starts Productions and Kennecott Makes Off with the Gold (May 1993)
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Box
5
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6
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Chapter 102: Kennecott Threatens Those Who Wade the Flambeau River (July 1993)
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Box
5
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7
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Chapter 103: The Flambeau Mine is Officially Dedicated (July 31, 1993)
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Box
19
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28
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Chapter 103: The Flambeau Mine is Officially Dedicated (July 31, 1993)
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Box
23
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14
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Chapters 86-94, 96-103: figures
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Box
5
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8
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Chapter 104: Evelyn Pens the Declaration of Independence from Corporate Oppression and Destruction
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Box
19
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29
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Chapter 104: Evelyn Pens the Declaration of Independence from Corporate Oppression and Destruction
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Box
5
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9
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Chapter 105: Kennecott Petitions to Close the Mine One Year Early (January 1994)
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Box
19
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30
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Chapter 105: Kennecott Petitions to Close the Mine One Year Early (January 1994)
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Box
5
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10
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Chapter 106: Ladysmith Gets Half of a New Library (and a Fire Truck)
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Box
5
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11
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Chapter 107: Evelyn and I are Honored by the Menominee Nation (August 1994)
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Box
5
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12
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Chapter 108: Heavy Rains Cause Flooding in the Mine Pit (September 1994)
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Box
5
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13-14
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Chapter 109: Petition to Promulgate Rules Banning Sulfide Ore Mining (December 1994)
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Box
19
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31
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Chapter 109: Petition to Promulgate Rules Banning Sulfide Ore Mining (December 1994)
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Box
25
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18
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Chapters 96-99, 101-106, 108-109: compact disc references
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Box
5
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15
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Chapter 110: Does the DNR Have the Power to Say No to Metallic Sulfide Mining? The Court Decides (February 1995)
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Box
5
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16
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Chapter 111: The History of the Corruption of Wisconsin Government by Mining Interests (April 1995)
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Box
19
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32
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Chapter 111: The History of the Corruption of Wisconsin Government by Mining Interests (April 1995)
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Box
5
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17-18
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Chapter 112: The DNR Issues a Report on Acid Mine Drainage (July 1995)
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Box
19
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33
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Chapter 112: The DNR Issues a Report on Acid Mine Drainage (July 1995)
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Box
5
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19
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Chapter 113: [unknown title]
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Box
5
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20
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Chapter 114: I Lose My Best Pal (June 6, 1996)
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Box
5
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21-22
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Chapter 115: Picking Up the Pieces and Continuing the Fight (1996)
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Box
19
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34
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Chapter 115: Picking Up the Pieces and Continuing the Fight (1996)
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Box
23
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1
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Chapters 110-115: compact disc references
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Box
5
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23
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Chapter 116: Kennecott Closes the Mine and Changes its Reclamation Plans (1997)
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Box
5
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24-26
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Chapter 117: How Much Money Did Kennecott Leave Behind in Taxes?
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Box
19
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35
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Chapter 117: How Much Money Did Kennecott Leave Behind in Taxes?
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Box
5
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27
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Chapter 118: The State Tries to Prop Up Rusk County's Failing Economy by Awarding Bogus Grants (1994-1998)
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Box
25
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7
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Chapter 117-118
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Box
23
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2
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Chapter 116-118: compact disc references
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Box
5
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28
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Chapter 119: Did the Mine Help Rusk County's Economy?
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Box
6
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Chapter 120: The Wisconsin Legislature Passes a Mining Moratorium Law (February 1998)
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Box
19
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36
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Chapter 120: The Wisconsin Legislature Passes a Mining Moratorium Law (February 1998)
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Box
23
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15
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Chapters 105-112, 114-120: figures
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Box
6
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6
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Chapter 121: The DNR Refuses to Write Administrative Rules for the Mining Moratorium Law (1999)
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Box
23
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3
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Chapters 119-121: compact disc references
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Box
6
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Chapter 122: The DNR Ignores Recommendations from the Wisconsin Conservation Congress
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Box
25
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8
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Charter 122: The DNR Ignores Recommendations from the Wisconsin Conservation Congress - Deals with Conservation Congress
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Box
19
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Chapter 122: The DNR Ignores Recommendations from the Wisconsin Conservation Congress
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Box
6
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9-11
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Chapter 123: A List of Wisconsin's “Tough” Mining Laws
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Box
19
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Chapter 123: A List of Wisconsin's “Tough” Mining Laws
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Box
6
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12
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Chapter 124: Using the Public Trust Doctrine to Help Change Wisconsin's Weak Mining Laws
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Box
6
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13-14
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Chapter 125: See, We Told You So! The Flambeau Mine is Polluting Rusk County's Groundwater and the Flambeau River
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Box
23
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5-10
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Chapter 125: compact disc references
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Box
6
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15
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Chapter 126: Grass Over a Grave
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Box
23
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4
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Chapter 122-126: compact disc references
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Box
6
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16
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Chapter 127: The Flambeau Mine Fails Wisconsin's Mining Moratorium Test
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Box
24
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1
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Chapters 121-123, 125-127: figures
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Box
6
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17
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Chapter 128: Advice from Evelyn
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Box
6
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18
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Chapter 129: Reflections
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Box
6
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19
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Epilogue: A Bloom of Hope
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Box
6
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20
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Postscript: Roscoe
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Box
23
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11
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Chapters 127-128, Postscript: Roscoe
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Box
6
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21
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Book sections without chapter numbers
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Box
6
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22
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Book cover designs
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Box
19
Folder
39
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Wisconsin Mineral Provence [sic] maps for book
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Box
19
Folder
40
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Evelyn's Declaration of Independence for book
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Box
19
Folder
41
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The Buzzards Have Landed! takes on a life of its own
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Box
19
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Buzzards e-Book final certified, 2013 April 21
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