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Boness Springfield OR Christopher Kowalski Deltona FL Janet Quinn Lacey WA Barry Medlin TN Sharon Hasenjaeger Portland OR Bob Layton Portland OR Arthur Noble BANDON OR Nicholas Wienholz OR David Ketcher Des Moines IA Richard Glass Eugene OR Pat and Gary Gover Fairhope AL Toby Pigford Corpus Christi TX Laura Marinelli Los Angeles CA Ted von Hippel Miami FL Douglas Best Rochester NY Linda Gridley Saint Paul MN Ross Kevlin Portland OR Lance J Konover Chelsea MA Scott Owen San Diego CA Mr. Shelley Dahlgren, PhD Issaquah WA Gordon Parker III Albuquerque NM Petition signatories: SEC: Investigate the Toxic Wall St. Deals Squeezing Our Cities First Name Last Name City State Greg Burnet IL jill harmer lousvl KY Susan Rump TC VT Linda Agoston BROOKLYN NY Nancy Brenner Murrieta CA Ann C. McGill OH Annette Straubinger Centreville VA Diane Price Goldsboro NC Richard Ingraham Toms River NJ Roger Gonnering SCHAUMBURG IL Ivon Schmukler MA Harry Woodcock PA Peggy Gildersleeve FallsCity NE robert Duffy Elka Park NY Christy Kurtz Bartlett IL Elizabeth Falasca St. Petersburg FL Virginia Madsen San Leandro CA William Deakin NJ Mike Workman-Morelli Newberg OR Richard Schnoor Jupiter FL Nina Sa;a,a Seattle WA Dan Ledesma san jose CA Glenette Nash Springdale AR Suzanne Holden Vancouver WA Loretta Wrobel Ann Isolde Santa Monica CA Jeff Thayer San Diego CA Millie Magner Seattle WA M Linton San Ramon CA Michael Klausing Nitro WV Milton Moon Haymarket VA Chris Casper Stevens Point WI E Muriel Schlecht Tewksbury MA donna ellis sacramento CA John Francis Charlottesville VA Heide Coppotelli Cedar Mountain NC James Mitchell LUBBOCK TX Stephen La Serra Stoneham MA Wiley Ross Tucson AZ Rev Diane Koob Somers Point NJ George Phillips Warrenton VA Toni Mayer El Cerrito CA Michele McCoy DeLand FL Dorothy Gaylord FL Nancy Eichler Oakland CA Cherri Cowan Loveland CO Petition signatories: SEC: Investigate the Toxic Wall St. Deals Squeezing Our Cities First Name Last Name City State Chris Monti OH Timothy Shaw Smyrna TN Fred Morrison Hayward CA Lovice Holland Naples FL bruce miller shelton WA Robert Thomas San Francisco CA Susan Pelakh Cocoa Beach FL Anne Jackson Morgantown PA John Coughlin Riverside IL Maureen Wulf Hamden CT Terese Waters New York NY Robert Magnan Monona WI Forrester Rupp Morro Bay CA Laura Chase Middlebury VT jon longsworth aptos CA Samantha Turetsky Ormond Beach FL Lynn Gravelle Chester VA Piero Rendoni TX David Downing CA Lolette Stanley FL Lucy Duroche Minneapolis MN Karen Johnson Laporte MN Mary Sherman OH Michael Arveson Lake Tapps WA Nancy Berger Midlothian VA Lynne Xhilone Mechanicsburg PA Randall G. Martin Hoffman Silver Spring MD Katherine Jamal Wilmington DE Gale Erbe ANNAPOLIS MD marie goewert Clovis CA Anthony Vallone Garden City MI James Pfitzner Lagrangeville NY sharon byers downey CA Anonymous mary boyle Albany NY Jonathan Rose Bellerose NY roberta wallitt ithaca NY George Stradtman Elkins Park PA Natalie Anonymous Rachel Simpson-Loizou Fombell PA Bright Limm Flushing NY David and Susanne S. Arbiter Hallettsville TX Anonymous Dana Point CA Soretta Rodack New York NY Ben Basin Portland Petition signatories: SEC: Investigate the Toxic Wall St. Deals Squeezing Our Cities First Name Last Name City State Edward Dwyer Chicago IL JANUSZ MAKA CHIACGP IL A.C. McGarry Pontiac MI Bob Steinberg Albuquerque NM steve witt moneta VA Elizabeth Caton Everett WA Wendy Oser Berkeley CA Rita Jaskowitz Brooklyn NY matt traxler lakewood OH Sergio Rivera Chicago IL Kim Sellon NJ Ron Chelland Norton Shores MI Josh Petzoldt London None Eric Arn Milford NH Glenn Mooney Noth Smithfield RI wendy mcmillan rochester NY Phillip Mintz Bowling Green OH Jane Clemens Ben Lomond CA Jared Howe Seattle WA Eleanor Dowson WA Teri Mitchum IN Julia Wade Arlington Heights IL Gregg Levine Astoria NY Kay Reinfried Lititz PA Mark Peltz Voorheesville NY Linda Bodian Fairfax CA Kevin McGinty Norwood MA Rick Wood Burdett NY Cynthia Vitko, M.D. Park City UT Charles Gilliland Orlando FL Debra Evon Minneapolis MN Colleen Hamilton New York NY Richard Friesenhengst Columbus OH Deb Fritzler Amherst VA Bill and laurel Howatt Rutland MA Peggy Kocoras MA David Culver Columbus OH neil maynard Westfield IN Douglas Schneller Cranford NJ Pamela Cosgrove Wilmington DE MARTIN GONZALEZ chino hills CA John MacDougall Cambridge MA Meredith West Chicago IL William Labb for IL Kris Pagenkopf Gainesville FL Sylvia Barnard Albany NY Petition signatories: SEC: Investigate the Toxic Wall St. Deals Squeezing Our Cities First Name Last Name City State Roxanne Flornoy New York NY Deborah Jenkins Hacienda Heights CA Jon Hetelle Bartlett IL Larry Mason CHAPEL HILL NC John McGeee Tampa FL Gloria Pilkington Terre Haute IN Jonathan Nash New York NY Bob Flora Batavia IL Jennifer Jelinek Janesville WI Evan Bridwell Grand Haven MI Salvador Jimenez San Francisco CA Robert Gifford Stelle IL sarah apfel new york NY C. Roy Argall Palm Desert CA William McGoldrick Atlanta GA Dennis Hartenstine Birdsboro PA E Reid Portland OR Staci Evans san jose CA Edward Hills Westland MI Kevin Branstetter Applegate CA Sandra Miller South Bend IN john davis LOVELAND CO Louise Quigley Braintree MA Terry Tedesco-Kerrick Phoenix AZ Alan Katzer Winston-Salem NC George Bullwinkle King of Prussia PA Mitch Parkinen Martinez CA Matthew Healy Penfield NY Federico Subervi Austin TX Chris Demers Gainesville FL Jayne Douglas SAINT PETERSBURG FL Fredric Salstrom IN Deanne O'Donnell Derry PA Rachel Scarlata Divide CO Brian Henning Bloomington MN Suzanne Bores Trumbull CT S. WILLIAMS TX Robert Vandervennet Tipton MI Mary Baville san dimas CA Ed Cote Lawrence KS Joan Kendall Iron River MI Mary Lechner St. Mary-of-the-Woods IN Carla Hess Redwood City CA Dawn Odonnell greenfield Center NY Chris Pilz FL Carol Devoss St. Charles IL Petition signatories: SEC: Investigate the Toxic Wall St. Deals Squeezing Our Cities First Name Last Name City State Richard Halpern New York NY Rita Mullis Mint Hill NC Mary Sue Baker Sarasota FL Brook Heimbaugh Austin TX Beth Redwine Covington KY Brian Mahoney Quincy MA Mari Mennel-Bell FORT LAUDERDALE FL gail simon Greensboro NC Carol Fuchs Hobe Sound FL Lorenz Steininger stafford VA Gabrielle Harlan Glendale CA Joseph R Cash NY Carol Hatfield Indianapolis IN Natalie Burrows Brooklyn NY P. Shontz CA Catherine Kerrigan SARATOGA SPRINGS NY James Keenan PA Doreen Tignanelli Poughkeepsie NY Richard Johnson Bellingham WA Patricia Brooks Houston TX Carol Garber Red Lion PA Deborah Schechter Chicago IL Rob Englund AUBURN MI Nikolaos Milonas Westwood MA Shawn Liddick NJ James Cooper Astoria NY Edward Bielaus Rockville MD Lorrie Potash Sturgeon Bay WI Ruby Mitchell CUPERTINO CA Anne Chopyak Buckhannon WV john mago IN Samuel Pearson University City MO Anonymous Timothy Beitel NJ susan messerschmitt rochester NY John Ferrante Concord CA Roberta E. Newman Mill Valley CA BEN GREGO OH Steve K TN Mark Bartleman Laguna Beach CA Hunter Sellari TN Dwayne Munar Waianae HI Ernest Romanco Albion MI Margaret C. McHugh Sparta NJ Vicki Fazekas OH Alexa McMahan Huntington Beach CA Petition signatories: SEC: Investigate the Toxic Wall St. Deals Squeezing Our Cities First Name Last Name City State linda bishop Overland Park KS Frank Beran Worth IL DR T RANDALL MOCK, MD, PHD Dallas TX Sonia Goldstein NY NY Theodore Brazeau Dripping Springs TX Amy St. Lawrence PHOENIX AZ George Goodin CARBONDALE IL elizabeth shepherd New York NY David Weber Exeter NH Elsa Levy Manhattan beach CA Cheryl Weill CO fred fall cherry hill NJ Rene Ontivero Jr Hialeah FL Kerby Miller Columbia MO Mike Lundgren Fairway KS Elton Steins FLETCHER NC Janet Kopec Bostic NC Doug Cecere Fort Collins CO Jonathan Wexler BOGOTA NJ Kristen de Caccia Vallejo CA Cheryl Anderson Ron Flannery Oceanport NJ Patricia Ridgley Cement City MI Charles Davis Pensacola FL helen reskusich ferndale WA James Dixon Terra Alta WV Mark Koritz Dunwoody GA Nancy Holle Indianapolis IN Thomas Ackerman Beloit WI Tim Hreha San
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