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change, growth, improvements in 1992
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SAft'A CeA Far fnyVc proceeded throughout the sear, with Phase I
coming to a close in November. Phase II will be completed this year.
Arid conditions on the reservation could have led to disaster for local fire fighters. A total of 93 fires burned 433.65 acres
of range and timberlands.
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Aj rte sign says, Museum at Warm Springs will open to the public March 14.
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TheMadmsHighSchoolboysvmitybasketbaUteamtraveledtostateplayoffs,
but were defeated in the third round of action.
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TA lSM mui rt Breakfast Program, which started this fall, at the Warm
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