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Victorio Peak Stories
Part 1 -- 1/26/90 -- Gold search set to begin
Part 2 -- 2/9/90 -- How the gold was found & how it got there
Part 3 -- 2/16/90 -- The Fiege and Gaddis searches
Part 4 -- 2/23/90 & 3/2/90 -- The 60s & 70s and the Scott search
Part 5 -- 7/20/90 -- The environmental assessment for the search
Part 6 -- 11/2/90 -- Gold partnership´s tape and a clarification
Part 7 -- 4/12/91 -- The licensing agreement
Part 8 -- 8/7/92 -- The search begins, no success yet
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The following articles were written for the White Sands newspaper -- The Missile Ranger. Interlaced with the historical information are statements of personal opinion by the author which are not necessarily the official position of White Sands Missile Range or the U.S. Army. To date there are eight articles in this series.

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