{"article":{"id":7590,"heading":"PASSING OVER PELTIER","author":"Michael A. de Yoanna, Colorado Daily","created":"2001-06-23 01:04:47","modified":"2001-06-23 13:48:36","last_modified":"Sat, 23 Jun 2001 20:48:36","article":"

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