Dave Willis

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  While noting there are some "good things" about the decision, Dave Willis, chairman of the Soda Mountain Wilderness Council which seeks to create a wilderness area within the monument, feels the agency didn't pay enough heed to the public comments or to an administrative protest by two dozen environmental groups when the 2005 proposed decision was released.
  
  "Instead of listening to scientists and thousands and thousands of citizens who painstakingly asked BLM all during the planning process to live up to the monument's protection mandate, the BLM has delivered only half a protection loaf," he said.
  
  "The BLM is playing fast and loose with public process — and the law.Sadly for all, a judge will likely have to instruct BLM to take the monument's protection mandate seriously," he added.

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  Dave Willis, of the Soda Mountain Wilderness Council, said he hoped the long overdue finding will help pass special legislation pending in the Senate that would make it possible for conservation groups to pay ranchers to retire their grazing leases.

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  Dave WillisSoda Mountain Wilderness Council541-482-8660 Utah

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  "Formulated specifically for use in high-performance motorcycle engines, Spectro's Platinum 4 10w40 is crafted from the finest available Group IV PAO synthetics combined with the finest anti-wear additives available anywhere," says spokesperson David Willis.He adds, the lubricant is designed specifically for high-RPM conditions and provides lower frictional losses and easier start-up in cooler weather conditions.

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  Dave WillisHQ@PioneerPest.com
  
  Pioneer Pest Management4119 Brick Schoolhouse RoadHamlin, NY 14464Phone: 716/964-8130
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  Dave Willis covers a lot of territory.Dave's Pioneer Pest Management is located in Hamlin, New York, just outside Rochester.Dave's experience stretches out over some 20 years, and he handles just about everything you wouldn't want to have.Which means he's qualified for regular pest control procedures and wood destroying insect control to homes, businesses, and institutions.Dave's extensive menu of services includes nuisance wildlife too.Dave works hand-in-hand with Rich Muscarella, below.

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  Soda Mountain Wilderness Council Telephone: 541- 944-2247 or 541-482-0526, Dave Willis, Chair

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  "The objective of Project 2010 is to create a gateway between the Associations' operators, travel members and other essential resources within the group travel market," said OMCA Chairman David Willis.

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  Dave Willis of the Soda Mountain Wilderness Council said he hoped the long overdue finding will help pass special legislation pending in the Senate that would make it possible for conservation groups to pay ranchers to retire their grazing leases.
  
  "By delaying the final decision until March, (BLM is) giving the legislation a chance to pass this Congress," Willis said.

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  Published on: 4/13/2007    Last Visited: 7/26/2008  

  Supporters hope the bill will be reintroduced this year, said Dave Willis, chairman of the Soda Mountain Wilderness Council, which has been pushing for the wilderness for more than two decades.
  
  However, its future is closely tied to proposed grazing buyouts on federal land in the area, he added.

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  Published on: 5/8/2008    Last Visited: 7/30/2008  

  Dave Willis, chairman of the Soda Mountain Wilderness Council, which has pushed for the creation of the wilderness for decades, said the Senate bill protects the monument's ecologically diverse Soda Mountain back country.
  
  "The bill also creates the opportunity to end cattle damage to both public lands and private property in the monument area by enabling us to pay ranchers privately for donating their commercial grazing leases to BLM for permanent retirement," he added.
  
  The roughly 53,000-acre monument is located in the mountains immediately southeast of Ashland within the U.S. Bureau of Land Management's Medford District.

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