29 Sep, 2007 from washingtonpost.com - A Section

[1]A Haven of Prosperity in Afghanistan

PARAKH, Afghanistan -- Slashed across the side of a rugged mountain like the sign of Zorro, the Z Road started as a simple $59,000 U.S. project to put a radio tower atop a small peak in the Hindu Kush, so people in the remote Panjshir Valley could for the first time pick up commercial radio from...
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John Ward Anderson Sat, 29 Sep 2007 00:00:00 EDT

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