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A&W of The Bank of Minneapolis, Special YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL teat barring business depresBONNERS FERRY, IDAHO Gains in tourism were sions visitors to national parks cars of a 111-c- PARK (AP) Thirty-eigh- t Great Northern Railway cited by speakers at the first will expand at a steady rate for (Idaho, Monta- tee next decade. freight train derailed about five annual James Gross, Washington, miles south of here late Friday na and Wyoming) Travel-Trad- e a on the Great Northerns main Seminar Friday in Old Faithful D.C., executive director, Nation-1 of Association Travel Inn. line. organizations, said tourism is John McLaughlin, superin D. H. Carpenter, GNs chief two million per- now a industry dispatcher at Spokane, Wash., sons would visit Yellowstone in the United States. That figure said the freight. No. National Park this summer and will trend upwards In tee next 82, left Spokane earlier Friday that by 1970 the number would 20 years, he said. fully loaded. The freight was be Speakers said more leisure up to 2,400,000. bound for Minneapolis-St- . Paul. extime 1975 could number the resulting from a predicted By There were no injuries, Mr. ceed three million, be said. shorter work week will mean Carpenter said. Oscar F. Lltterer, Minneapol- more tourage, and that tee new The Boundary County Sheriff's is, vice president. Federal Res Bureau of Outdoor Recreation, Office here confirmed the derail- Ddle Peterson, state specialist in education, as director of the Division of Applied Arts at Dixie College was frade-technic- al announced Friday by Dr, Ferron C.Xosee, Dixie president. 7 Dixie intends to play a large rok in preparing students to fill industrial positions in Utah and thf entire Far West region, Dr. Loire said. Mr. Peterson brings 13 years of ' .administrative and supervisory experience in this field to Tri-Sta- east-boun- d , Mr. Peterson and his wife, the former Ha Brockbank of Provo, have two sons and three daugh- . ters. $10 Check Stolen From S.L. Auto Ronald Cluff Jr., Ave., told police a personal check was stolen from his car early Friday while the vehicle was parked at Salt Lake Municipal Airport. Mr. Cluff said he saw a man trying to start his 1965 auto. After he was spotted, the man went 155-2n- d to another car of the same description and drove away. The $10 check was then discovered missing. THE for information in Spokane. DINNER TUES NaW epP-"ri- FRIDAY FISH NIGHT SPECIAL 5 P.M. TO 10 P.M. aUFFIT CA lJV .r 0n. "'"I, Sunday TURKEY DINNER 30 A M. TO 8 30 P M. DRIVE-I- N S0 (.Slit - o. A&W GRABETERIA - sa Sa. 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