Re[2]: WARD VALLEY AND THE PAPER BY PROFESSOR HAYDEN OF NEBR

["Neil, David M" <NEILDM@inel.gov>]

     I'll have to second that.  A bit over a century ago, there was a great
     deal of unpleasantness over the Federal government infringing on
     State's Rights.  One of my distant relatives ended up losing his
     property as a result; the government made a cemetery out of it.

     And State's Rights was the major issue; the change in employment
     conditions for those of us who received a tan as a birthday present
     was one of several side issues.

     Dave Neil
     neildm@inel.gov
     maclir@if.rmci.net


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Subject: RE: WARD VALLEY AND THE PAPER BY PROFESSOR HAYDEN OF NEBRAS
Author:  RADSAFE (INELMAIL.RADSAFE) at _EMS
Date:    12/11/97 10:52 AM


While Dave Scherer makes some good points, imagine the political
ramifications IF the federal government initiated such an action! We'd
have Ruby Ridges in most parts of the country!  The states sovereignty
can not be over-stepped by the federales. The states are required to
manage their own territories, and, are bound to protect their own
constituents to the best of their ability, and based on their own
needs and assumptions. While we may not disagree, there are certain
states rights that must be followed, and accepted, whether or not we
agree or disagree with them.

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