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Gold/Mining/Energy : Golden Eagle Int. (MYNG) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Cytotekk who wrote (13466)	9/26/1998 11:06:00 PM
From: Fred C. Dobbs	Respond to of 34075

Hi Colleen, Hope these guys can help. adventurequest.com We'll just tell TT we're on a holiday. "Mine? What mine? Just passing thru, buddy." I always wondered where GE actually is. Old article from 1989 but does help verify the area. geography.miningco.com A large percentage of the cooperatives worked in Tipuani, Guanay, Mapiri, Huayti, and Teoponte in a 21,000-hectare region set aside for gold digging and located 120 kilometers north of La Paz. Mining cooperatives in the late 1980s had requested an additional 53,000 hectares from the government for gold prospecting. Others panned for their fortunes in remote villages like Araras along the Brazilian border in Beni. Small-scale operations were very traditional and wasteful. Analysts predicted that more commercial production, such as the dredging of alluvial deposits, would maximize gold output. A few medium-sized mining operations, as well as the Armed Forces National Development Corporation (Corporación de las Fuerzas Armadas para el Desarrollo Nacional--Cofadena) became involved in the gold rush in the 1980s. Government policy favored augmenting gold reserves as a means of leveraging more external finance for development projects. Looks like Georges isn't stopping for a while. Hope everyone down south is okay. Take care Ron