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To: Ahda who wrote (49440)	2/22/2000 11:28:00 AM
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Think these pictures on tonights national news will hurt any future claims of "The Best Economy in all History"?Truckers To Protest Fuel Prices Updated 6:25 PM ET February 21, 2000 By DERRILL HOLLY, Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON (AP) - Organizers of a trucking protest said that a demonstration Tuesday in the nation's capital against soaring diesel fuel prices is a battle in a fight to save their livelihoods. "Hopefully, Congress is going to come out and not ignore us," said Bill Dickens, Jr., an owner-operator from Baltimore said Monday. Organizers said from 300 to as many as 500 trucks might participate. A convoy of 60 rigs could stretch as long as a mile in length, (cont) news.excite.com