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JULY 2, 2001 Did you know that Secretary of Interior Gale Norton likes the Animal Planet channel? Or that she loves John Denver's music? Well thanks to a USA Today spread published yesterday, you can learn all you ever wanted to know about the first female to head the Department of Interior. Except, of course, her astrological sign and what fashion designer she fancies the most. Get the Story:
NORTON EXPOSURE: From arctic drill sites to condor-release photo ops, trek with us as we attempt to survey the uncharted environmental game plan of Gale Norton, the first female Secretary of the Interior (USA Today 7/1)
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Facebook TwitterJULY 2, 2001 Did you know that Secretary of Interior Gale Norton likes the Animal Planet channel? Or that she loves John Denver's music? Well thanks to a USA Today spread published yesterday, you can learn all you ever wanted to know about the first female to head the Department of Interior. Except, of course, her astrological sign and what fashion designer she fancies the most. Get the Story:
NORTON EXPOSURE: From arctic drill sites to condor-release photo ops, trek with us as we attempt to survey the uncharted environmental game plan of Gale Norton, the first female Secretary of the Interior (USA Today 7/1)
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