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10. Transcript of Hamer and Parks interviews for “Slade Gorton: Ladies’
    Man?”


11. Times, 6–30–90, Standing tall for timber


12. Ibid.


13. Times, 6–15–90, Timber-dependent families come to Seattle


14. Times, 6–16–89, p. A-7


15. Ibid; Durbin, Tree Huggers, pp. 117–118


16. Times, 1–5–90, Warning: Expect Timber Cutbacks; Durbin, Tree Huggers,
    pp. 106–109


17. Barker, On the Harbor, p. 175


18. NYT, 4–27–89, p. A-18; Times, 6–28–90, Gorton sowing false hopes


19. Ibid.


20. Ibid.


21. Oregonian, 9–27–90, p. C-10; Times, 9–30–90, Gorton’s positions
    confound labeling


22. Ibid.


23. Times, 5–24–91, p. A-1


24. Times, 6–27–91, Gorton calls Dwyer “anti-human”; David Wilma,
    HistoryLink.org Essay 5321, 2003


25. Time, 5–25–92, Manuel Lujan: The Stealth Secretary; Durbin, Tree
    Huggers, pp. 135–139


26. Times 8–28–90, Washington halting a lot of logging


27. Jim Carlson and Kellie Carlson Daniels interviews, 12–9–10


28. Ibid.


29. Times, 5–21–95, Gorton’s ESA


30. Times, 5–9–95, Gorton puts Endangered Species Act on Notice


31. Ibid., 6–14–95, Gorton cleared


32. Times, 5–10–95, Greenpeace wanted posters


33. Ibid. , p. 188; Gorton, Congressional Record, 6–30–93


34. Durbin, Tree Huggers, pp.254–258; Whitesell, Defending Wild Washington,
    pp. 190–192


35. Ibid.


36. Ibid.; Times, 3–14–96, U.S. Senate rejects logging-repeal efforts; P-I,
    12–14–96, p. P-1


37. Eureka, Calif., Times-Standard, 6–15–2005, Clash of Cousins; Smithson-
    ian magazine, January 2009, The Spotted Owl’s New Nemesis


38. Barker, On the Harbor, p. 174; Dietrich, The Final Forest, p. 237; Times,
    9–11–10, 20 years after protections; WFPA Annual Report 2010

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1. Thiel, Out of Left Field, pp. 5–52; Times, 2–13–92, What would baseball
   say?...


2. Thiel, p. 47; P-I, 6–12–92, p. A-1