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  1. 101
    Name: Lee Presley on Nov 9, 2002
    State: TX
    Country: US
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  2. 102
    Name: Carol Schick on Nov 9, 2002
    State: PA
    Country: US
    Comments: Metal Detectorist have the same rights as any other person, So why then have our rights been taken away
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  3. 103
    Name: Joe Schick on Nov 9, 2002
    State: PA
    Country: US
    Comments: Metal Detectorist should have the same rights as anyone else! Why Don't we!!!
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  4. 104
    Name: Jim Klein on Nov 9, 2002
    State: WI
    Country: US
    Comments:
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  5. 105
    Name: Joe Veltri on Nov 9, 2002
    State: PA
    Country: US
    Comments:
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  6. 106
    Name: Michael Chapman on Nov 9, 2002
    State: TX
    Country: US
    Comments: Will not vacation in Arkansas until this ban on metal detectors is lifted.
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  7. 107
    Name: DEBRA FOGLE on Nov 9, 2002
    State: FL
    Country: US
    Comments: THIS IS MY PROTEST AGAINST THE PROPOSED DECISION. I AM IN FAVOR OF OUR FREEDOM TO METAL DETECT IN A NON-DESTRUCTIVE AND RESPONSIBLE MANOR. IN KEEPING WITH THIS, I AM SIGNING THIS PETITION.
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  8. 108
    Name: Harry Niemeyer on Nov 9, 2002
    State: PA
    Country: AS
    Comments: Please reconsider your earlier decision concerning Metal Detectorists in Arkansas.We tourists do travel into your state and we do spend quite a bit of taxable money in your state. we would like to continue to do so. Thank you Harry Niemeyer
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  9. 109
    Name: BILLY SHIVERS on Nov 9, 2002
    State: TX
    Country: US
    Comments: THE PUBLIC PAYS TAXES TO KEEP UP PARKS NOT ARCHAEOLOGISTS
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  10. 110
    Name: Leon Wierzchowski on Nov 9, 2002
    State: OK
    Country: US
    Comments: Why is it that we in the metal detecting hobby cannot have the same rights as those that enjoy the hobbies of camping, hunting, and fishing The state parks in Arkansas would benefit greatly, especially in the swimming areas where dedicated detectorists make every effort to clean out harmful debris as they work their hobby. Please eliminte discrimination in the great state of Arkansas
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  11. 111
    Name: Tom Linn on Nov 9, 2002
    State: OH
    Country: US
    Comments:
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  12. 112
    Name: Henry Thiel on Nov 9, 2002
    State: PA
    Country: US
    Comments:
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  13. 113
    Name: Martha Lovrin on Nov 9, 2002
    State: OK
    Country: US
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  14. 114
    Name: William [$BILL] Barker on Nov 9, 2002
    State: NH
    Country: US
    Comments:
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  15. 115
    Name: D. W. Norton on Nov 9, 2002
    State: PA
    Country: US
    Comments:
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  16. 116
    Name: Joe Holmes on Nov 9, 2002
    State: TX
    Country: US
    Comments: If I can't detect in the parks, I'll be taking my tourism dollars to a state that does allow it.
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  17. 117
    Name: Arrel Carter on Nov 9, 2002
    State: AR
    Country: US
    Comments: The state needs to set guidelines for our hobby. There are no valid reasons to keep people from hunting for relics or articles from our history. I shows how narrow their field of view really is on this issue. They listen to a few lame brains at local universities that say these areas should not be disturbed... Why, we know what happened, they are not crime scenes, why supress our past to those articles of history turn back to their natural elements. It is really another case of the dog guarding the hay so the goats cannot eat.... Dr. Arrel E. Carter III
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  18. 118
    Name: John Pacheco on Nov 9, 2002
    State: CT
    Country: US
    Comments: I have been detecting since 1965. It is a nice healthy hobby and it is a shame to take it away or restrict it because of a few bad apples. You wouldn't throw a whole barrel of apples just because of a few bad ones would you Post notices in the parks along with the other rules 'to make sure you cover any holes dug, anyone found not doing so will be expelled from the park " , this usually will cover any problems. Thank you, John
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  19. 119
    Name: Byard A. Derr Sr. on Nov 9, 2002
    State: PA
    Country: US
    Comments:
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  20. 120
    Name: Charles Lusk on Nov 9, 2002
    State: PA
    Country: US
    Comments: Please allow metal detecting in your state parks. You want our tourism, we want to metal detect.
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  21. 121
    Name: Frank Mancini on Nov 9, 2002
    State: PA
    Country: US
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  22. 122
    Name: Prof./Capt. Steve Dodin on Nov 9, 2002
    State: PA
    Country: US
    Comments:
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  23. 123
    Name: Janeallyn Mott on Nov 9, 2002
    State: PA
    Country: US
    Comments: Public Parks are for the benefit of the public. rsponsible detectorists will not damage the park any more than would a squirrel or chipmunk burying nuts. New York State has free permits for detectorists to allow people to pursue the hobby but to have some accountability. Please consider this as an option.
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  24. 124
    Name: Thomas Horn on Nov 9, 2002
    State: PA
    Country: US
    Comments:
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  25. 125
    Name: Jess Mason on Nov 9, 2002
    State: AR
    Country: US
    Comments:
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  26. 126
    Name: Howard Mitchell on Nov 9, 2002
    State: TN
    Country: US
    Comments: Free up Arkansas State Parks for our hobby. From an Arkansas Traveler since 1990...Howard Mitchell
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  27. 127
    Name: Terry Wolfe on Nov 9, 2002
    State: OK
    Country: US
    Comments:
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  28. 128
    Name: Joyce Manning on Nov 9, 2002
    State: NH
    Country: US
    Comments:
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  29. 129
    Name: Todd Tindal on Nov 9, 2002
    State: WI
    Country: US
    Comments: Vacation in a state that will not allow me to use a detector....Why
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  30. 130
    Name: David Stewart on Nov 9, 2002
    State: NM
    Country: US
    Comments: What has happened to our constitutional rights! What about "life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness" Or don't detectorist enjoy the same rights as everyone else Lift the ban!!!
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  31. 131
    Name: Lisa Bock on Nov 9, 2002
    State: PA
    Country: US
    Comments:
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  32. 132
    Name: Mark Humphries on Nov 9, 2002
    State: KY
    Country: US
    Comments: I protest ANY closures, period!
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  33. 133
    Name: Alan Welch on Nov 9, 2002
    State: PA
    Country: US
    Comments:
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  34. 134
    Name: Andrew Wilcox on Nov 9, 2002
    State: PA
    Country: US
    Comments:
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  35. 135
    Name: Eleanor Hube on Nov 9, 2002
    State: CT
    Country:
    Comments: Please reconcider you decission on Metal Detecting as visitors to your state do enjoy the hobby of detecting and are careful when finding any objects.
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  36. 136
    Name: DON BELL on Nov 9, 2002
    State: OR
    Country: US
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  37. 137
    Name: Ronald Barnes on Nov 9, 2002
    State: MD
    Country: US
    Comments: Travel through Arkansas several times a year, "if" i were permitted to detect in the public parks i would stop & spend time & money there.
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  38. 138
    Name: David Neuhaus on Nov 9, 2002
    State: WI
    Country: US
    Comments: I love the hot springs area of your state. I've also been in the SW. Incredibly beautiful! I hope you will open your parks to detecting.
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  39. 139
    Name: James Gardner on Nov 9, 2002
    State: PA
    Country: US
    Comments: I sincerely hope you'll reconsider. I have a son living in Arkansas and was hoping to be able to take my metal detector with me when I visit. All of the ones know that love the hobby are very careful with retrieving and refilling holes, if necessary. Thank you.
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  40. 140
    Name: Shelly Simpson on Nov 9, 2002
    State: FL
    Country: US
    Comments: Please open park for recreational metal detecting. Many elerly members of our club depend on parks for their exercise. Thanks so much for your consideration
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  41. 141
    Name: Sarah Edgell on Nov 9, 2002
    State: NC
    Country: US
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  42. 142
    Name: Valdis Ozolins on Nov 9, 2002
    State: VA
    Country: US
    Comments:
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  43. 143
    Name: Randy Booher on Nov 9, 2002
    State: PA
    Country: US
    Comments:
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  44. 144
    Name: Brian Mayer on Nov 9, 2002
    State: NJ
    Country: US
    Comments:
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  45. 145
    Name: Allan Holden on Nov 9, 2002
    State: MI
    Country: US
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  46. 146
    Name: Roger Horrom on Nov 9, 2002
    State: MO
    Country: US
    Comments: When I travel to other states to visit the cities and tourism areas, I like to include some time pursuing my hobby of metal detecting. If the state of Arkansas wishes to continue to prohibit metal detecting in their state parks and other areas, then I most likely will find another state, which will allow me to detect, to visit and spend my travel money in.
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  47. 147
    Name: Samuel Marino on Nov 9, 2002
    State:
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  48. 148
    Name: ARTHUR MALONE on Nov 9, 2002
    State: MD
    Country: US
    Comments: I have detected in the USA for over 30yrs.it is a hobby. I do not play golf,or play tennis,I am a metal detorist,a retired person I find my hobby a way to exersize to meet new people,and learn about technology,history,of my state,county and country.
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  49. 149
    Name: Robert Anderson on Nov 9, 2002
    State: LA
    Country: US
    Comments: I haved worked in Arkansas for Poulan/Weedeater in Nashville, AR. I have used my metal detector in Arkansas Corp of Engineer Parks (with permit) without creating a problem. I believe that I could use my detector in state parks without creating a problem as well. Thank you for your consideration to open up the state parks to my hobby.
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  50. 150
    Name: Sharon DePuy on Nov 9, 2002
    State: CO
    Country: US
    Comments: I can't believe that a regulation that has been on the books since July 1975 hasn't been challenged long before now. Good luck in your efforts to overturn it.
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