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In some ways 1980 has been a rather discouraging year. Colorado- Ute and ARCGo both disclosed plans for growth which would have considerable impact on Delta County. O11 Shale in the northwestern part of the state is rushing ahead. and the election results do not look promising for environmental causes. However, there is also a brighter side. Our WSERC office, originally started on nothing but good intentions,has remained open. Our library has grown and so have our services to the community. It would appear that our patient efforts toward educating the community are bearing some fruit. Fortunately we have been granted another CETA worker for this coming year. An appeal for financial help, though falling short of what we had hoped for, will at least assure us another year of operation. Our sincere thanks go to Carolyn Landes, our office worker sponsored by the Colorado Migrant Council work-experience program, who has done a super jobe Perhaps one of our main achievements has been a steady growth in friends and members. In the long run the success of our program depends on the active support of people like you. An exciting and challenging year lies ahead. Please stick with us and get as involved as your time, energy and money permit.
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