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    2006 Historically Speaking : As published in the Oak Ridger Newspaper

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    Stories from The Secret City of Oak Ridge, TN as published in The Oak Ridger newspaper's history column - Historically Speaking during 2006. The series began in February 2006 and has been published each Tuesday since. This is the first annual volume of the series.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateFeb 9, 2013
    ISBN9781257233311
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    2006 Historically Speaking : As published in the Oak Ridger Newspaper
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    Ray Smith

    Ray was born in rural Indiana. His family moved to suburban Chicago before he started school.He obtained an associate's degree in electronics technology, then moved back to his hometown, where he works as a factory drone and spends his free time writing stories.

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