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[Jonathan Hutchins]

We are WAY off topic here but: (sorry, Doug) 

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Don Erickson [mailto:derick at shark.zeni.net]

> Most Jackson county roads through the '20s were dirt or gravel. 
> Pendergast concrete pulled Jackson County out of the mud.  Much of the
> current road surface of Chrysler in Independence from south 
> of 23rd street up to the square (for example) is Pendergast concrete laid 
> down in 1934. That is the surface you are still driving on today.  Kansas 
> City's City Hall was built using Pendergast concrete.  It looks like it's 
> holding up pretty well compared to many of it's contemporaries. 

They determined that Union Station, also I believe Pendertgast concrete,
would 
cost more to tear down than to fix.

> Look at the ridiculous scams pulled around here today...

Ollie Gates and Brush Creek. A certain Hispanic council member and Richards
Gebaur.

Oh yeah.  We still got 'em.

Could we please talk about Linux now?

(If anybody wants details about the ongoing scams mentioned above, we can
continue this off-list, or set up a list on yahoogroups - KCCONSPIRACY!