Huntsville Times sleeve HT0004966
Rally against Colonial Pipeline / Gurley town hall / Sam Whitehead / Steve Belcher / People in east Madison County are upset that Colonial Pipeline Company wants to build a huge fuel terminal across the street from new Madison County High School. The terminal will have 200 tanker trucks coming and g...
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Photographs Huntsville Times sleeve HT0004966 Schultz, Eric J.; Bacon, Bryan |
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Rally against Colonial Pipeline / Gurley town hall / Sam Whitehead / Steve Belcher / People in east Madison County are upset that Colonial Pipeline Company wants to build a huge fuel terminal across the street from new Madison County High School. The terminal will have 200 tanker trucks coming and going each day. People against this project will ask Gurley town council for resolution against pipeline and fuel depot. They probably won't all be able to get in the small city hall, so they will have people outside signing petitions, perhaps a soapbox with microphone so people can spout off. / Meeting on gasoline pipeline / Madison County High School, Gurley / [Extra assignment sheet and negatives from 24 August 1999 also included] |
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HT0004966Huntsville Times sleeve HT00049661999-08-171990-1999Schultz, Eric J.; Bacon, BryanHuntsville Times006616Rally against Colonial Pipeline / Gurley town hall / Sam Whitehead / Steve Belcher / People in east Madison County are upset that Colonial Pipeline Company wants to build a huge fuel terminal across the street from new Madison County High School. The terminal will have 200 tanker trucks coming and going each day. People against this project will ask Gurley town council for resolution against pipeline and fuel depot. They probably won't all be able to get in the small city hall, so they will have people outside signing petitions, perhaps a soapbox with microphone so people can spout off. / Meeting on gasoline pipeline / Madison County High School, Gurley / [Extra assignment sheet and negatives from 24 August 1999 also included]Alabama Media GroupAlabama Media Group CollectionAlabama Department of Archives and History, 624 Washington Avenue, Montgomery, AlabamaEnglishCopyright, Alabama Department of Archives and History. Donated by the Alabama Media Group, http://www.alabamamediagroup.comhttp://cdm17217.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/ref/collection/amg/id/15398 |
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