http://rapidcityjournal.com/news/opinion/mailbag/march-letters/article_c92e9694-3f7b-5ae1-85cf-aaa7ad5f5eaa.html
"...Perhaps what I’m most disappointed about is the timing of the “Fix
the Plan” campaign. Throughout this process there have been ample time
for this committee to voice their thoughts, yet they have waited until
now to do so. Why? Their actions seem politically motivated at the
expense of what’s best for the community.
— Marcel Wahlstrom , Custer"
"...I do not think they and those who promote this project have
demonstrated to the voters neither the benefits they will derive, nor
the real financial analysis required before embarking in a project of
this magnitude. Therefore, a no vote is called for. The rosy picture
presented by these advocates of the economic growth the city will
achieve is just that — a rosy picture. The recent news on the front page
of the Journal about the state's "economy has grown much less than
predicted" means less revenue for the state and should give pause to
those who are promoting the rosy picture they foresee for the city. I
hope they consider this as a warning.
— Orlando Ortiz, Rapid City"
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