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Public comments on Gallatin travel plan lost because of computer glitch

August 4, 2005 /

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Some 1,000 public comments concerning the proposed Gallatin National Forest travel plan were not received by forest supervisors because of a computer glitch, and the people who sent them may not know if their messages got through, a U.S. Forest Service spokesman said Wednesday.

But the Forest Service is confident it has the e-mail addresses of all the senders whose messages were lost.

"They will be notified electronically and specifically asked to resubmit their comments," said Bob Dennee, acting public affairs officer for the Gallatin National Forest.

By WALT WILLIAMS Chronicle Staff Writer

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