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10/16/2001 - Updated 02:49 AM ET
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Bush - Cheney call for
No Fly Zone over WV facility
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Washington, DC (FGP)
President Bush, distraught with emotion after
flying over the original Farm Golf course near
Philippi, WV called for a protected NO-FLY Zone
over the area. "We must protect this national
treasure at all costs", said Bush.
Noting that the course was designed by the
legendary golf visionary, Mike Green, the President
asked the FBI to dispatch agents to the WV facility
to guard against any terrorist attacks.
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Camp David, MD (FGP)
Vice President Dick Cheney called the President's
decision a psychological boost for the American
people. After the September 11th terrorist
attacks, everyone is on edge not knowing exactly
when or where the next attack will come.
The VP said that the loss of the Farm Golf course
near Philippi would be like losing Augusta National
or the Greenbrier.
Senator Hillary Clinton (D-NY), when asked
about the major policy announcement said, "What
the hell is Farm Golf?".
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Copyright 2001 Farm Golf Press.
All rights reserved. This material may not be published,
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