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Name: Gene West on Feb 28, 2008Comments: There are sufficient laws in place to pretect the environment from modern mining degredations.As a miner, I am amazed to hear the rhetoric about land for free which we miners are supposed to be able to get! Please send me the locations! Getting a claim is a tiresome expensive process, and opening a mine is wildly difficult in many ways. Please do not make it any harder by rescinding the Law of 1872. It helped make America great!Flag
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Name: Mike S. Finlay on Feb 28, 2008Comments: I am a Miner, My way of living will be affected by any changes to the law as it stands ! Thanks for your time and consideration, Mike S. Finlay, Finlay Mining Co.Flag
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Name: Russ Pearce on Feb 29, 2008Comments: mining,farming,ranching and logging made our country strong and what it is today. and modifing the 1872 mining laws only weakens our country when She needs our support more than ever!Flag
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Name: Randy L. Witham on Feb 29, 2008Comments: This law is essential to my future small business, engaged in small scale mining and prospecting. U.S. citizens need this ability to continue.Flag
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Name: John Oates on Feb 29, 2008Comments: Without mining there is nothing to construct homes,run factories,fuel our cars or stay warm. There is absolutely NOTHING that we create that is not dependent on minerals. STOP playing tree hugging idiots!! John OatesFlag
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Name: Al Wilkins on Feb 29, 2008Comments: Restricting the access to minerals will make the U. S. dependent on foreign sources for our strategic minerals like we are for our oil. The 1872 Mining Law is one of the things that has made the U.S. a great nation.Flag
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Name: MICKEL HALL on Feb 29, 2008Comments: THE MINING OF NATURAL RESOURCES IS THE BACKBONE OF THIS COUNTRY.Flag
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Name: David J Davey on Feb 29, 2008Comments: I strongly protest any prosposed changes in the 1872 mining law that would impinge on our access to public lands for the purposes of domestic mining. Individual prospecting investigations have led to some of the richest deposits of both precious as well as strategic metals.Flag
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Name: David J Davey on Feb 29, 2008Comments: I strongly protest any proposed changes in the 1872 mining law that would impinge on our access to public lands for the purposes of domestic mining. Individual prospecting investigations have led to some of the richest deposits of both precious as well as strategic metals.Flag
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Name: Glynnis Kelly on Feb 29, 2008Comments: We don't need any changes to the current laws. The ones wanting to change it just want the mony and support of the greenies and are tryigtosell mining out to satisfy their greed. NO CHANGE TO THE MINING LAW!!Flag
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Name: Gregory E. Davis on Feb 29, 2008Comments: I support the current 1872 mining as they are. The laws are fair and benifit everyone. Gregory E. DavisFlag
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Name: Patrick Fagen on Feb 29, 2008Comments: Tell Harry Reid to do something to protect Nevada's mining interests and kill this bill!!Flag
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