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To: C L who wrote (4033)	3/12/1997 9:22:00 PM
From: brent hyatt	of 35569

C L: I haven't seen the Bloomberg report. Was the person in question employed by the AZ Dept. of Mines at the time of his interview, and if so, was this personal opinion or the official position of the AZ Dept. of Mines? If the position of the Arizona Dept. of Mines is to promote mining endeavors, perhaps a letter to Arizona's State Senators may be appropriate. I suppose my main concern is a State agency with obvious biases possibly hampering the efforts of a ligitimate company to obtain proper permitting, etc. Any thoughts on what we can do as a group effort to counteract this? Brent.

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