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>"Got CALICHE?" Newsletter
>Archaeology, Anthropology, and History of the Greater Southwest!
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>Wednesday August 8, 2001
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>PRESERVATION
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>http://www.nytimes.com/2001/08/06/nyregion/06STAT.html?pagewanted=print
>Preservationists and railroad buffs gush about the stations and rail
>lines that have stitched the state together over the last 150 years.
>The National Register of Historic Places lists 49 of New Jersey's train
>stations, and, train fans say, the state leads the nation in preserving
>the buildings.
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>http://www.journalstar.com/nebraska?story_id=3976 NPS tribal liaison
>Otis Halfmoon, a Nez Perce from Idaho, will work with more than 40
>tribes along a 4,000-mile run of the Lewis and Clark Trail.
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MODERN PROBLEMS

>From: James Smith <[log in to unmask]> <via nmac-l>
>Professional Support Needed: My name is James B. Smith, and I am a
>senior at Eastern New Mexico University seeking a B.S. degree in
>Anthropology. My scholarship through the Department of Labor was
>terminated because they believe the labor market demand is not great
>enough in the field of Anthropology to sponsor students who desire to
>become Anthropologists. I am asking for your support in the form of a
>letter, as a possible employer, stating that a student with a BS in
>Anthropology is in fact employable by your institution, corporation, or
>whomever you represent. The Department of Labor is requesting this
>information to prove labor market demand is adequate for people seeking
>degrees in Anthropology. Please e-mail me your letter so that I may
>forward it to the Department of Labor. I would really appreciate you
>taking the time and effort to assist me in reinstating my college
>scholarship. Sincerely, James B. Smith, 710 W. 16th Lane, Portales, NM
>88130. 505.359.3150
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>VANDALS
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>http://www.pilotonline.com/news/nw0807bur.html The half-buried Laura
>Barnes ran aground in 1921. A 20-foot piece of hull had been pulled
>away from the wreck. Matthew A. Stover, 20, of Mount Carmel, Pa., and
>Alan R. Huffort, 20, of Lebanon, Pa., were cited with disturbing a
>cultural resource, a misdemeanor that carries a penalty of up to six
>months in jail, a $5,000 fine, or both.
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