Long 352 mile Interstate 94 reshapes Dakota travel
Fargo story notes I 94 spans 352 miles across North Dakota from Minnesota border to Montana. It cost 815 million dollars with heated restrooms and triggers a tourism boom. Since completion in 1970 traffic safety improved dramatically and visitor revenue rose to about 114.1 million dollars, drawing millions to Theodore Roosevelt National Park and Badlands region.
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Roosevelt National Park
Badlands
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Fargote
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Bridge Defenders Must Play Together As A Team
West dealer and South ruff and cash A K Q of diamonds then force East to lead. South wins five clubs after West ignores partner and declarer executes bold play. South's endplay plan leverages East's likely holdings and West's original pass to win the hand.
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Local Marriage Licenses Listed For Four Couples
Four couples obtained marriage licenses. Philip R. Hines, 28, teacher, 400 S. Main St., weds Jennifer Sue Elam, 19, student, 9 Lylburn Road. Stephen A. Wolsefer, 19, U.S. Air Force, 60 Marshall Road, weds Rebecca Ann Powers, 19, student, 2800 Oxford Ave. Nace Allen Brady, 19, Armco employee, 621 Moore St., weds Brenda Gail Childers, 17, student, 6900 Roosevelt Ave. Franklin. Richard Graham Ayres, 22, Standard Oil manager, 5210 Melrose Lane, weds Rita Lynn Wells, 19, retail manager, 1303 Carolina St.
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Philip R. Hines
S. Main St
Jennifer Sue Elam
Lylburn Road
Stephen A. Wolsefer
U.S. Air Force
Marshall Road
Rebecca Ann Powers
Oxford Ave
Nace Allen Brady
Armco
Moore St
Brenda Gail Childers
Roosevelt Ave
Franklin
Richard Graham Ayres
Standard Oil
Melrose Lane
Rita Lynn Wells
Carolina St
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