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tourism potential as he scurries through. A radwaste dump in our midst will not adversely affect tourism, Bush claimed, at his reception in Marathon. Right, Governor. All those other states that are fighting like the dickens to avoid situating an N-dump amidst their own populations must be real dummies to be passing up this opportunity. Once the Big Bend has a nuke dump upstream and upwind, everyone is sure to ask how we ever got along without one. Gary Oliver Marfa KEEP HOPE ALIVE Don’t even think about dropping my subscription! I have been with you since you started the Observer \(with Ronnie Dugpeople and the little guy are getting raped and Big Money and Big Business is King, we need the Observer even more. But we must not despair. We must remember that even the plague eventually passedand these Gingrich Dark Days will pass also. Keep the faith. Ramiro R. Casso McAllen www.hyperweb.com/txobserver I read about the Observer in Molly Ivins’ newspaper column. This is an outstanding magazine. I hope there are more liberals in Texas than there are here in Alabama. Keep up the good work and keep fightin’ the good fight! Eric Oliver cybrtyme. corn Labor Intensive Radio Radio of the union, by the union and for the union. Hosted and produced by union members dedicated to bringing the voice of labor to the Austin airwaves. Tuesdays 6:30-7:00 p.m. KO.OP 91.7 FM P.O. Box 49340 Austin, TX 75765 7tal ce4e, IMAGINE CRUISING DOWN THE AUTOBAHN WITH 256 HP UNDER THE HOOD, TOP DOWN, FIFTH GEAR, ENGINE WIDE OPEN, SCENERY A BLUR. THAT’S THE FEEL OF INTERNET ACCESS THROUGH THE NEW EDEN MATRIX. 14/47 t? tai\( ,e a. test DIAL-UP ISDN ACCESS FOR JUST $18.50/MONTH FULLY DIGITAL PRI PHONE LINES WIDE OPEN CAPACITY TECH SUPPORT WITH A PULSE The Eden Matrix www.eden.cain LP/> 106 E. SIXTH STREET, SUITE 210 AUSTIN, TX 78701 VOICE: 512.478.9900 FAX: 512.478.9934 .271111a +.2iff ,,I’at 7IIVAXI, Write Dialogue The Texas Observer 307 W. 7th St,Austin, TX 78701 email: [email protected] SEPTEMBER 26, 1997 THE TEXAS OBSERVER 3

<div id="pico"><p>tourism potential as he scurries through. A  radwaste dump in our midst will not adversely affect tourism, Bush claimed, at  his reception in Marathon.  Right, Governor. All those other states  that are fighting like the dickens to avoid  situating an N-dump amidst their own  populations must be real dummies to be  passing up this opportunity. Once the Big  Bend has a nuke dump upstream and upwind, everyone is sure to ask how we ever  got along without one.  Gary Oliver  Marfa  KEEP HOPE ALIVE Don’t even think about dropping my subscription! I have been with you since you  started the  Observer  \(with Ronnie Dugpeople and the little guy are getting raped  and Big Money and Big Business is King,  we need the  Observer  even more.  But we must not despair. We must remember that even the plague eventually  passedand these Gingrich Dark Days  will pass also.  Keep the faith.  Ramiro R. Casso  McAllen  www.hyperweb.com/txobserver   I read about the  Observer  in Molly Ivins’  newspaper column. This is an outstanding  magazine. I hope there are more liberals in  Texas than there are here in Alabama.  Keep up the good work and keep fightin’  the good fight!  Eric Oliver  cybrtyme. corn   Labor Intensive Radio  Radio of the union, by the union  and for the union. Hosted and  produced by union members  dedicated to bringing  the  voice  of labor to  the Austin airwaves.  Tuesdays  6:30-7:00 p.m.  KO.OP 91.7 FM P.O. Box  49340 Austin, TX 75765  7tal ce4e,     IMAGINE CRUISING DOWN THE AUTOBAHN WITH 256 HP UNDER THE HOOD, TOP DOWN, FIFTH GEAR, ENGINE WIDE OPEN, SCENERY A BLUR. THAT’S THE FEEL OF INTERNET ACCESS THROUGH THE NEW EDEN MATRIX. 14/47  t?  tai\( ,e a. test  DIAL-UP ISDN ACCESS FOR JUST $18.50/MONTH FULLY DIGITAL PRI PHONE LINES WIDE OPEN CAPACITY TECH SUPPORT WITH A PULSE The Eden Matrix  www.eden.cain  LP/> 106 E. SIXTH STREET, SUITE 210 AUSTIN, TX 78701 VOICE: 512.478.9900 FAX: 512.478.9934  .271111a +.2iff   ,,I’at 7IIVAXI,                Write Dialogue  The Texas Observer  307 W. 7th St,Austin, TX 78701  email: observer@eden.com   SEPTEMBER 26, 1997  THE TEXAS OBSERVER  3   </p>
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