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•The Bawl Mill •Our Readers Say Glynn Burkhardt—Arizona Small Miners Assoc. David Moe—North Dakota Gary A. Ammerman—Washington Ed "Ski" Szynkowski—California •Legislative and Regulatory Update San Bernardino National Forest Closure Interior secretary wants reforms to 1872 Mining Law Nevada drops lawsuit over mining regulations Environmental extremists sue over mine operation •NMFS Official Admits Bogus ESA Analyses by James Buchal Recent litigation has produced a revealing e-mail from Donna Darm, a high-ranking official at the Northwest Regional Office of NMFS. •Glacial Gold in Ohio by Edgar B. Heylmun, PhD Most of the glacial gold is very finely divided, though nuggets the size of a grain of wheat have been found. •Miner's Calendar •Administration Officials Pledge to Work Closely with Miners by John K. Wiley, Associated Press Writer The nation's mining industry can expect a more favorable working climate, Bush administration officials told a receptive audience at the Northwest Mining Association's (NWMA) annual convention. •The Fort Knox Mine: 1,200 Ounces a Day by Ron Wendt One truck after another...enough to produce about 1,200 ounces of gold per day. •Picks & Pans: Diamond Hunting in Wyoming by Rich Malone Rod Griffin and I have spent most of our free time looking for the hard-to-find diamonds, and have found ourselves involved with wildlife, obstacles, bad roads, streams, bogs, bulls—you name it. •Aussie Gold—A Look at New South Wales by A.R. Cameron New South Wales has two of the world's best deposits of opal at White Cliffs and Lightning Ridge. There are underground mines to visit, and even a motel below the surface at White Cliffs. Most travelers try their hand at "noodling"—scrambling over the many tailings heaps that dot the countryside in search of an over-looked opal. •The Green Land-Grabbers: It's Not Just The Feds Who Are After Your Land by Bonner Cohen, PhD These environmental organizations often then sell the land to the government—at a profit. Most disturbing, land purchases reflect the long-term goal of some green groups to turn up to fifty percent of U.S. land into wilderness. •ICMJ's 11th Annual Photo Contest Results •A Rich Gold Strike at Scossa by Robert P. Ezzo "Hot Damn!" Scossa excitedly shouted as he stared at what he knew was one of his richest strikes ever. •Company Notes Newmont Mining Corp. Kinross Gold Corp. TVX Gold Inc. •3809 Drawing Winners •Melman on Gold & Silver by Leonard Melman •Mining Stock Quotes •Mineral & Metal Prices •Newsstands •Mine Market—Classified Ads (8 pages) |
