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Warm Springs, Oregon
An afternoon and evening of ceremonies mark opening of Kah-Nee-Ta Village
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Spiraling downward toward the pool, young boy enjoys fast trip. JfcJ J" reeley braved the new 50"foot slide-He later jkin9'y said ne "neary drowned" as he
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Manuel Esquardo, creator of the bears sculpture, was present . I
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Swimmers revel in the warmth of the Village pool.
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Nettie Dickson's name was draw" as the first person down the slide in the pool. She was also awarded a year's swim pass.