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To: John Mansfield who wrote (20135)	9/30/1998 4:25:00 PM
From: long-gone	Read Replies (2) of 116764

RE: edwards scale John, While I agree there are some areas around a 7 now, I must think that some of these areas will be no worse off they are today, and maybe a little better. The area in NM where my dad lived during the depression actually saw a near unchanged lifestyle. They raised 90% of their food, had no money before, had none during, or after. The way it became better was many my granddad (as many in the area) panned a little dust to pay the taxes. Demand for the gold was up. Some large inner cities could become around 9 - 19(yes I know it is a 10 scale) depending what end of the gun you are on.. I think The Boulder area (nearby) might well see only a 4.5-5, while where we are & most places 6.5.-8.0 rh

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