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bled. Hush's dec isioti was good
new s
As wr it' loggers .mil it is
our livelihood we re happy
about it. she said 'We see
the problem as still being had
()ur nulls .ire l.n mg more and
IU(ire people oil ever \ w eek
\\ e re getting s( ared he
cause it we don't have nulls to
take our logs to we re in trou
ble "
Sam Hale, a logger w ho used
to own a lugging outfit, said he
respei ts Hush her arise lie is
president hut he is not im
pressed bv his timber plan
"As lar as Hush saving his
little piece, he s got to Work the
political side of this. I lale
said "When you have people
in Washington. O.t . making
dec isions for one industry out
here they're going to make mis
takes
Ilale also said concentrating
on second growth timber
would not solve the problem
"It's going to put so mm li de
maud on the \ ouug timber sup
piv that vou're going to keep
killing off the young forests
I lale said he he I ie\ es the t im
tier controversy is a question of
priorities
"I don't think we should do
stow an industry that is over a
century old in this area just to
save a bird.'' he said
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rest ol the fiscal year will re
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