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Plattsburgh Press Republican 4/3/2007
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From: "Philip Terrie" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Friday, March 30, 2007 9:35 AM
Subject: [NYHIST-L] Adirondack Lands
> Colleagues,
>
> Has anyone seen a printed notice in the last few days concerning the
> consummation of a complicated land deal involving about 260,000 acres
> of International Paper Co. Lands in the Adirondacks? The state and
> IP reached an agreement about purchase of fee title and/or easements
> a couple of years ago, but it was held up when some of the towns
> exercised their veto rights as provided for in the law creating the
> Environmental Protection Fund in 1993. In the meantime, IP sold the
> land (encumbered with the easements) to Lyme Timber Co. of Hanover,
> New Hampshire. I have been told orally that the deal was to be
> finally completed last Wednesday, but I can't find any published
> reports. If you have seen anything, would you please supply name and
> date of paper?
>
> thanks,
> phil
>
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> Philip G. Terrie
> Interim Director, Center for Environmental Programs
> Professor, American Culture Studies
> Bowling Green State University
> Bowling Green, OH 43403
> 419-372-6886
>
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