[Vision2020] Press Release 7 April 2005

[Warren Hayman]

Thanks, Jennie. Bet it it was kinda fun, actually, assuming safety was 
assured.

But given today's postings, I gotta know:

Did the detonation occur at or near a possible site for a future 
school? If so, were the voters and district notified?
Was the land value affected by the event? If so, what were the pre- and 
post values, and who appraised it?
Was the underlying soil primarily clay? Organic? Who provided the 
analysis, and for how much?
Did the detonation occur on an existing food plain? If so, was Sodexho 
notified?
What is the projected impact on the aquifer underneath, and according 
to whom?
Was there any correlative burning involved? If so, who provided the 
subsequent AQI, and for how much? Were there complaints?
And finally, was the Deary man watching Green Acres at the time, and is 
Arnold okay?

Sorry for asking you all these questions-- I forgot you are paid for 
your job.

Warren Hayman

On Thursday, April 7, 2005, at 02:45  PM, Jennifer McFarland wrote:

> Visionaries:
> Please see the attached document.  Again, our many thanks to all the
> agencies who collaborated with us today.
>
> Sincerely,
> Jennie
>
> Detective Jennifer L. McFarland
> Latah County Sheriff's Office
> Public Information Officer
> PO Box 8068
> Moscow, Idaho 83843
> (208) 882-2216
> Fax (208) 883-2281
>
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> affairs.
> ***Ralph Waldo Emerson
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