Sippi Parkway plans gain steam for year 2000
Dorothy Williams reports on the Upper Mississippi River National Recreation Area proposal to convert 979000 acres along the river into a recreation region. The plan, led by Rep. John Kyl, envisions a nine member council and master plan overseen by interior and state officials with a 20 to 25 year development horizon. The 224 page study covers 45 counties across five states and projects growth to 5.8 million people by 2000 and 75 million visitors annually spending 1.112 billion dollars.
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Minneapolis
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Upper Mississippi River National Recreation Area
United States Congress
John Kyl
Iowa
House Interior Committee
Kyl
White House
Elgin’s Century-Old General Store Keeper Max Thoma
Portrait of Max Thoma who, at 90, has run Elgin’s nearly century old family store for 70 years. He heads town finances as treasurer, bank president since 1953, and remains active in local life though aging and arthritis limit him. The store once offered broad lines and a brass trade system.
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Art Hough
Lgin
Max Thoma
Elgin
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Louis Thoma
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Lewis
Ed-Co
Colesburg
Elgin State Bank
Thoma
End of Wyoming Sixth Graders Ambulances
A compact regional item notes ambulance coverage and local school actions in Wyoming, referencing sixth graders and campus plans. It highlights page placements and cross references to related community stories, indicating ongoing coverage of youth services and public health transport topics.
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End of Wyoming
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