COUNTRY DISCOMFORT: A NEW LAW WOULD REGULATE DEVELOPMENT IN RURAL AREAS
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Sunday, September 24, 2000
FRUITLAND, Mo. -- Sitting in her backyard on a gentle summer night, Ruth Hermann used to gaze at horses grazing in a neighboring pasture.
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