Campers Face Kansas Double Camping Fee System
Kansas campers confront a new split: state parks offer $5 annual permits for unlimited camping while federal Corps of Engineers sites levy nightly fees up to two dollars. Officials warn of possible crowd shifts and expect mixed service quality. enforcement relies on a per unit system and honor box payments. Governor Docking forms energy committee as gas shortages prompt quick action.
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Navy dermatologist urges California to close tattoo parlors
San Diego physician Captain William Carson, head of dermatology at a naval hospital, calls for California to shut San Diego’s many tattoo shops. He warns tattoos are permanent disfigurements and claims sailors frequently seek hospital care afterward. Tattoo business owner Doc Webb says inspectors visit, but servicemen only partly drive his trade, with Jesus Christ tattoos among the popular designs.
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West Bend Accessories
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Chris Doussa
Westclox Rival Appliances
Debbie Long
Michael Munch
Camelot
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Sorrento
Fostoria Club
Gornish Davis
East Moin
Tattoo City
Stark State Bank
White Mountain Electric Ice Cream Freezer
J. L
Joe) Bowman
Tennessee
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U.S.D.A
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Armour Star
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Delsey
Bolo
Agner's Fruit Drinks
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