Former U.S. Interior Secretary mysteriously disappears and then reappears!

The Arizona Republic ^ | March 15, 2002 | Carlos Miller

[the_doc]

No, he would not have been found.

[Pagey]

Interesting how People forget---When he was Sec. Of Interior under #42,his subordinates were charged w/ Shredding Documents and storing others in a "Barn",and then they were being charged w/ contempt,in regards to the Paperwork/Documents of 'Indian Money and Property' and how he walked out of a 60 Minutes Interview,which they actually showed on that program!Absolutely Unforgetable,because he knew his 'Team' was guilty of 'Something',which they were.What a piece of work this man was.I always thought he should do something w/ those vocal cords,cause he always talked like a Wimp,whenever he was on TV.Like there was no 'There' there.I can't imagine anyone wanting to work for a softy like that.

[lilylangtree]

Call the Lone Gunmen!

[happygrl]

Cadiz Corporation is proposing to manage water in Southern California by injecting water into aquifers in the Mohave desert to serve as reservoirs. One of the partners in this company is a Saudi Arabian investor.

[spald]

Hi vannrox, thanks for the post

From the Wall Street Journal, Babbitt Will Head New Cadiz Unit that appeared in the March 12 edition.

[Southbound]

This ain't nothin' new for one of this bunch. Didn't Alwhore get lost in a one-acre "forest" several years ago? I heard when found, he was quietly hugging a tree......poor, abused tree.

[JamesWilson]

On this very Irish weekend, I got his irrigation right here!

[Eternal_Bear]

he was just communing with his Mothership.....

[niki]

is taking the helm of a new company that will help develop agriculture in the Middle East.

Gee, he's not going to "save the environment" and shut off water to the Middle East farmers? A-hole.

[DainBramage]

Just a got ahead of everyone for a little while is all.

[vannrox]

"...Cadiz is no stranger to the Middle East. In 1999, it was hired by Kingdom Agricultural Development Co., which is controlled by Prince Alwaleed bin Talal of Saudi Arabia, to manage an agricultural and water project in southern Egypt. In January, Cadiz struck a deal to merge its Sun World agricultural operation with Kingdom Agricultural..."

Thanks for the reference. Hum....

[Alamo-Girl]

Thanks for the heads up!