Students Gather Tourism Trails Across Kansas in Motorhome
Two Kansas college students Dennis Hodges and Jeff Seibel tour the state this summer for the Kansas Department of Economic Development. They spread tourist literature to 40 million annual visitors and collect data on traveler origins and durations to plan a southwest Kansas information center. They stopped in Garden City at highways 50 and 156, then Pratt, Lake Wilson, and Pretty Prairie.
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Kansas College
Dennis Hodges
Jeff Seibel
Kansas Department of Economic Development
Garden City
Hodges
Kansas
Seibel
Pratt
Lake Wilson
Pretty Prairie
Divorce award aims to celebrate a split in Minneapolis
Ron and Charleen Bacigalupo, co owners of the St. Paul Downtowner, announced their 19 year marriage dissolution in the papers June 22 with a picture and caption. They plan a party and an invite showing a three tiered cake with a man and a woman diving on either side. They say the divorce will not affect their business relationship and will continue sharing duties at the newspaper.
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Minneapolis
Ron
Charleen Bacigalupo
Bacigalupos
St. Paul
Ms. Bacigalupo
Bacigalupo
Fans Create Surprise Encore After Stones Refusal
In Orchard Park New York fans at a Rolling Stones concert staged an impromptu show after the band refused an encore. The Tuesday event featured three warmup groups and ended with a brief melee as about 300 fans mobbed the stage, tore down fencing and hurled bottles and debris at stage hands. Stage hands used two by fours to defend themselves. no serious injuries were reported.
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Orchard Park
N.Y
Mick Jagger
the Rolling Stones
Buffalo
Rich Stadium
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Garden City Telegram
Informat
Kans. Dept. OF Econ. Dev
Hannibal
Kevin Allen
Quincy
Ill
Allen
Illinois
Jeff Bates
V. A. Leopold
D.D
Erie County Erie Sheriff's
Peter Scaccia
Clive Everyate
Grain bin
Nick DU
Gossip Band
Allstate
Premi
Menara
Northbrook, Il
SEARS
Ray Mayo
Enzo’s
Damon’s
Ss. Ath Street
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