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  1. 07-03-2006, 10:08 AM #1
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    Norman Mineta in a cowboy hat

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    U.S. Transportation Secretary Norman Mineta shows his Texas spirit while addressing the North America's Superhighway Coalition (NASCO) on April 30 at their transportation forum in Fort Worth. Formed in 1997, NASCO is a partnership of businesses and state and provincial governments in the U.S., Canada and Mexico focused on developing the international trade corridor based on I-35 from Laredo, Texas to Kansas City, Missouri and I-35, I-29 and I-80/I-94 north of Kansas City to the Canadian border.
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    I'm assuming he is of Mexican descent?

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    U.S. Transportation Secretary Norman Mineta shows his Texas spirit while addressing the North America's Superhighway Coalition (NASCO) on April 30 at their transportation forum in Fort Worth. Formed in 1997, NASCO is a partnership of businesses and state and provincial governments in the U.S., Canada and Mexico focused on developing the international trade corridor based on I-35 from Laredo, Texas to Kansas City, Missouri and I-35, I-29 and I-80/I-94 north of Kansas City to the Canadian border.
    Well now........it all makes soooooo much more sense! The bum.
    Wonder what investments NORM has in his folder???

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