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<br />ty's name is on the cover, that was tone releases
<br />enough to make Rabanne a best-
<br />selling author this year, with a ~
<br />book called 199 Fire Frorn the at stafe mines
<br />Heavens.
<br />What sent Rabanne into Chick- •-
<br />en Li[tle mode is a Nostradamus By Richardwlllams_on__
<br />quatrain that could he translated News .Staff Writer
<br />- fram I6th.:entury French this Three Colorado mining compa-
<br />Y~ Hies released 9.5 million ounds of
<br />t In thousand nine-hundred nine- P
<br />- ty-mne, seven months, toxic material last year, according
<br />n A king of terror wilt come from to reports filed with the Environ-
<br />o heaven mental Protection Agency.
<br />n To revise the great King of An- In the first report to the EPA
<br />gouleme, required under an expanded feder-
<br />Setting Mars to reign before acrd a] ]aw, the mining companies pro-
<br />f then. duced a detailed inventory of ma-
<br />t French scholar Roger Prevost, serials unearthed or produced
<br />~ in his book on the subject, Nostra- during operations.
<br />f dames, Myth and Reality: A Histo- All of the releases of chemicals
<br />rian in the Time of ;Lstrologers, and minerals fall within [he limits
<br />suggested reading the verses not allowed under state ttnd federal
<br />as prophecies but as fascinating permits, said Mary Brown, manag-
<br />glirnpses into a bygone era. er of intergovernmental relations
<br />for the State Department of Public
<br />Health and Environment.
<br />"This is nothing we didn't know
<br />before," Brown said. "This is just
<br />t can make anew reporting mechanism."
<br />Three Colorado mining opera-
<br />[ions covered by the law are the
<br />• Cripple Creek & Victor Gold Min-
<br />ing Co., the Henderson molybde-
<br />from your own home Hum mine near Empire and its mill
<br />in Grand County, and the Trapper
<br />coal mine and Craig Station elec-
<br />tricplant near Craig.
<br />At the Cripple Creek & Victor
<br />surface mine, 99 percent of the
<br />material released was manganese,
<br />- a naturally occurring mineasat
<br />found in rock placed in piles and
<br />revegetated. The manganese-con-
<br />~, taining rock was also used in road
<br />surfacing at the mine.
<br />The mine uses cyanide to chemi-
<br />cally separate gold from ore in a
<br />received 20 crew guests and over process know as heap leach. Crip-
<br />nsirress front my home page. 77re ple Creek & Victor listed 7,400
<br />sr expensivejorm of advertising 11~e pounds of hydrogen cyanide and 60
<br />ew business. pounds of cyanide compounds.
<br />rbs, Oavrer Green Volley Spn & Tennis Company officials said the by
<br />drogen cyanide gas produced by
<br />ould be the gateway to your financial the chemical treatment quickly
<br />,,888-5869959 ri ht now ro reserve a breaks down into harmless ele-
<br />g meats.
<br />ii at a workshop near you. The Cripple Creek & Victor
<br />[I]lllg to Denver Mine released 3,260 pounds of
<br />nitrate compounds and 1,400
<br />]$ Week ~n]y~ pounds of propylene.
<br />> AND LOCATIONS The Trapper Mine and [he
<br />Craig Station power plant released
<br />Yednesday, July 7,1999 almost 1.6 million pounds of mate-
<br />Doublehee Denver rial including barium (1.3 million
<br />73 YatesDr.,Westminster pounds), chromium (21,000
<br />:hop Sessions: 1 pm & 7 pm pounds), copper (21,000 pounds),
<br />lead (19,000 pounds), manganese
<br />1'hnrsdaY, JWY 8,1999 (156,000 pounds), nickel (12,000
<br />dissou Graystone Castle pounds) and zinc (34,000 pounds).
<br />~E.l~diAve..,Thomton Cyprus-Amax's Henderson
<br />hop Sessions: 1 pm & 7 pm Mine in Clear Creek County re-
<br />leased 291,000 pounds of manga-
<br />,1P'riday,July 9,1999 nese, which is treated and deposit-
<br />' HoGdaY lnn ed as sludge at [he BFI landfill in
<br />800 28th St., Boulder Golden. Henderson produces mo-
<br />!orkshop Session: 10 am lybdenum, a metal used to pro-
<br />~ery Limited. Reserve a Seat for duce steel.
<br />d a Guest by Calling Toll-Fme: At the HeridersonA4iuasmill in
<br />388-586-9959 Grand Coun[y, 221,SOP pounds of
<br />UO JOV J7 toxrc releases were re orted.
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