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Getting Beneath the Surface of Public Lands Issues

- From the September 16, 1996 issue of High Country News by Staff

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The Foundation for American Communications is conducting a conference for journalists, Getting Beneath the Surface of Public Lands Issues, Oct. 4-6, in Englewood, Colo. Speakers include journalists, professors and HCN publisher Ed Marston. Call 213/851-7372, or e-mail at facs@facsnet.org.

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