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AP, Denver
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In this 2008 photo provided by the Enterprise-Courier newspaper, geologist John Gustavson stands outside the newspaper’s Charleston, Mo., offices. Gustavson has come to the area armed with decades-old charts, promises of millions of dollars in jobs and..
