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      Jewelry Store Limitations By Neil Gray
 May 26, 2007Saturday
 What if all those jewelry stores were men's or women's clothing
      stores?  Would the fight to limit them as well be started?
 
 I worked with Ketchikan's jewelry stores in the 70's and 80's
      on their advertising budgets when at KTKN.  I still consider
      their owners or past owners my friends.  So, with the loss of
      fishing and timber money jewelry stores surfaced.  At least somebody
      found a niche to work with.
 
 I still go by my fomrer KTKN employers theory on complaints.
       If you have a complaint, and don't like what's happening, DON'T
      complain unless you have a viable solution.  Thank You, Chuck
      Jensen for that thought.
 
 Like they say, if you eradicate jewelry stores, what replaces
      them?  Think out this little problem before yuu act.  There's
      also a factor called free enterprise.
 
 One last comment (this time).  Too many tourists?  Good grief.
       Enjoy them.  You'll be a tourist somewhere, sometime, and the
      locals there will complain about YOU.  Mingle, talke with them,
      and enjoy the moment....
 
 G-Day!!
 Neil GrayLakeside, CA
 
 
 Received May 25, 2007 - Published May 26, 2007
 About: "Former 20+ year
      resident of Ketchikan.  Still like to call it my adopted home
      town." 
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