    According to National Park Service staffers, the initial
start-up costs for staffing and operations at Fort Monroe, which
was added to the system last week, are expected to range from
$475,000 to $1.2 million a year over the next five years.  At
Paterson Great Falls, there is a line item of $250,000 in the
Park Service's budget for the historical park, which was added
to the system this week.   The real question is how much does it
take away from the existing units by adding so many more by
executive fiat when only so much money is availble for the whole
system. And what does it cost us by the locking up of the
resources in these newly protected lands.  Anon wrote, " And
what does it cost us by the locking up of the resources in these
newly protected lands."  I'm guessing the costs are more than
offset by the economic impact of tourism as well as the value of
the experience."   "...locking up the resources in these newly
protected lands...".  Right from the pen of Paul Hoffman. Parks
are SUPPOSED to lock