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OpinionAugust 5, 2006

To the editor: In response to Monty W. Keesee's letter, I would like to ask where did he find his information concerning the heath/environment after-effects of engaging an operational ethanol plant? Can he please divulge the origins of his research to the unknowing public?...

To the editor:

In response to Monty W. Keesee's letter, I would like to ask where did he find his information concerning the heath/environment after-effects of engaging an operational ethanol plant? Can he please divulge the origins of his research to the unknowing public?

May I remind the public that there is a building contractor in Scott City who has seen fit to construct a subdivision community only a few hundred yards away from a main-line railway. Most people would cringe if they knew what types of explosive, toxic and corrosive chemicals a locomotive pulls.

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I will not go into the physics and environmental impacts of an ethanol plant at this moment, nor am I going to moan about the substances that roll down a train track. However, I will state that claims should be supported by facts. I would like to see the facts regarding the operation of a dangerous "corn liquor still" cited by Mr. Keesee.

Please feel free to contact me at ethanoldesigner @yahoo.com for comments and facts regarding the production of ethanol.

GREGG AUGUST, Scott City

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