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| Author: | robertjohndavis [ Thu Nov 04, 2004 12:17 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Jim Thorpe update 11/4/04 |
Hi friends, I continue to get a tremendous response of support on the Jim Thorpe issue. The local paper picked up my open letter over the weekend, and the e-mail feedback has been overwhelmingly positive. I have been wrapped up in work as of late, but have some calls into to key folks and hope to see some progress. The Carbon County commissioners and the R&LHS have not replied to me directly, though I know second-hand they have received my open letter. I also now they have recieved e-mail from concerned folks besides myself. What I can't tell you is whether or not any of this will result in a positive outcome. My fingers are crossed, and as the clock ticks, it becomes ever more important to communicate your concern to the parties involved. If you want to e-mail your support, you can do so to the following folks: Carbon Commissioners e-mail: cccommis@ptd.net phone: (570) 325-3611 Times News (Lehighton newspaper) e-mail:jhedes@tnonline.com e-mail:burban@tnonline.com Allentown Morning Call (Lehighton desk) John Moser e-mail: john.moser@mcall.com Lackawanna Chapter, R&LHS President Kenneth C. Miller e-mail: hickorycreek13@comcast.net or Ann B. Miller e-mail: amiller156@comcast.net Please note, these addresses appear on public websites. I am not encouraging use of any contact info not already available online. Let's keep the heat on! Rob |
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