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APRIL 4, 2008 I $2.25 I OPENIN,9tHE EYES OF TEXAS FOR FIFTY THREE YEARS War of the Wells The Railroad Commission has failed to protect Texans from pir 60, vvt, drillers, so citizens ar fight back on their 9w By RUSTY MIDDLETO Despite its own scientists* objections, state regulators are greenlighting a massive nuclear waste dump in West Texas, 1Z,RFS1 \\\\’1[ 1s e**A’Au tatAtikanp, ,,,,,,,
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