Casper Star-Tribune

Scope and Contents This record group consists of records documenting the B.P. Amoco Refinery Reuse project. Records consist of reuse aggreement documents; Common Ground interviews; Department of Environmental Quality correspondence; Work Plan Articles; the Draft Remediation Bill; Unites Stages Geological Survey, EPA, and Wyoming Outdoor Council correspondence, reports and articles; project background information on B.P. Amoco site cleanup; Amoco Committees (Building to Steering); notes on Amoco Refinery; Soda...

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This folder contains 27 photographs (1 duplicate) used by the Casper Star-Tribune show Atantic City, the Atlantic City Ore Mine, Atlantic Steel, and a unique street sign in the Red Dessert. Some of the Atlantic City Ore Mine photographs document an auction of equipment in June of 1985, about which there ran a full page article in the Casper Star-Tribune on June 9, 1985. Most of the photographs appear to have been taken by Mike McClure. They date from 1983 to 1989.

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The Casper Star-Tribune Records consist of copies of the newspaper, photographs and negatives, staff records, vertical files, and county, town and state records. These are organized as sub-groups of the overall archive with overarching levels applied to their organization. Some of these levels reflect the people, places, and events they are about.

Scope and Contents From the Collection: The Jan and Bill Hawks Papers consist of copies of scrapbooks and photoalbums documenting the Casperites who made history for their role in the First Lady's project in 1989, and the Casper Nit Whit's during the 1960s. Researchers will also find a historic photograph of the Fox Farm on Squaw Creek and a milk cap cover from Galles Dairy, a Landmens Wives Directory from 1972-1973, 3 photographs of gardens at site of the old Armory building and Natrona County Library planted by "Bulbs Us Ladies...

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This set of records put together by the Casper Planetarium consists of 2 scrapbooks containing newspaper clippings, other article publications, photographs, and primary source records created by the Planetarium. Researchers will also find copies of the Natrona County High School's (NCHS) student newspaper, The Gusher, and a NCHS News Zone release, both featuring events and programming put on by the Planetarium.

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The Casper Star-Tribune Records consist of copies of the newspaper, photographs and negatives, staff records, vertical files, and county, town and state records. These are organized as sub-groups of the overall archive with overarching levels applied to their organization. Some of these levels reflect the people, places, and events they are about.

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This collection consists of newspaper articles documenting Casper, Wyoming for the years 1985-1998. Researchers will find articles pertaining to the creators and/or collectors of collections and records in the Western History Center. Some of these include Frances Seely Webb and Kathleen Hemry.

Scope and Contents From the Record Group:

This set of records put together by the Casper Planetarium consists of 2 scrapbooks containing newspaper clippings, other article publications, photographs, and primary source records created by the Planetarium. Researchers will also find copies of the Natrona County High School's (NCHS) student newspaper, The Gusher, and a NCHS News Zone release, both featuring events and programming put on by the Planetarium.

Scope and Contents From the Record Group:

This set of records put together by the Casper Planetarium consists of 2 scrapbooks containing newspaper clippings, other article publications, photographs, and primary source records created by the Planetarium. Researchers will also find copies of the Natrona County High School's (NCHS) student newspaper, The Gusher, and a NCHS News Zone release, both featuring events and programming put on by the Planetarium.

Scope and Contents From the Record Group:

The Casper Star-Tribune Records consist of copies of the newspaper, photographs and negatives, staff records, vertical files, and county, town and state records. These are organized as sub-groups of the overall archive with overarching levels applied to their organization. Some of these levels reflect the people, places, and events they are about.