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February 2002 |
| Clean Elections Fact Sheet (was enclosed as an insert in E-Notes) |
| Bush's Energy Plan Will Sacrifice WV Hills |
| Laura Forman: A Tribute |
| Eulogy for Laura |
| Mountaintop Removal - Worse then Buffalo Slaughter? |
| A "Sister of the Heart" |
| Memories and Thoughts |
| Was It Just a Chance Encounter, or Was It a Final Good-Bye |
| Remembering Laura - Excerpts from Her Husband's Thoughts |
| On April 1, We'll Finish the Corps of Engineers Protest. Be There! |
| MU Student Enviro Group Celebrates One-Year Anniversary |
| Laura Not Afraid to Speak the Obvious and to Help Others Find Their Voice |
| 2002 International Year of the Mountains for This Threatened Resource |
| Money, Material Needed for Cabin-Raising Event on Kayford Mountain |
| Some Thoughts on Laura Forman and Her Work |
| In Memoriam |
| Miscellany |
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Laura Forman: A Tribute
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Laura Forman, OVEC's organizer and a driving force behind man citizens groups' efforts, died suddenly on Dec. 10, 2001, during a rally at the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers office in Huntington to protest mountaintop removal mining. She was 39.
She and her husband, Mike, moved to the area from New York in 1992 and almost immediately became involved in several environmental issues in the Tri-State. Laura and Mike have one son, Donald, age 5. A portion of this issue of E-Notes is dedicated to her life, her spirit and her memory.
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