Posts tagged Preservation Planning
1980, Issue 05

Peoples' recreational needs merit planners' high priority
Bischoff, Shelli

The Citizen Planner: An Often Overworked Species!
Bleiker, Hans

Growth and change seen in Wyoming recreation patterns
Bonds, Joe

Urban renewal in Montana: its evolution and funding
Gallagher, Lawrence

Billings strike begets variety of work, tests planners' mettle
Garnett, Joanne

Edgemont, SD nets parks from case-book cooperation
Krueger, John

South Dakota proves historic preservation both feasible and beneficial
Little, John

Historic South Pass city's future is assured
Martin, Ronald

Nostalgia yields a preference for natural parks
Mayfield, Rick

Uncommon good sense' in Whythe's thin new work
Nellis, Lee

Flawed, everyone agrees…but Montana
Richard, Jim

Grappling with rapid growth: Oil! And Sidney, MT
Shontz, John

No-Dak develops use and preserve approach on state parks
Vibeto, Terry

Good news! Consultative Process Works people win as "Mighty Mo" accorded recreational river status
Weil, Richard et. al.

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1980, Issue 02

The Citizen Planner...The Role of Citizen Participation in a public agency's work
Bleiker, Hans

New-Industry tax exemptions: the case of North Dakota
Dorgan, Byron

Salvaging a lively history: it's happening in Livingston
Draper, Joan & Leavengood, David

Start-Up' will pre-train work force for firms
Eppes, Ben

Goal setting occurs biennially...North Dakota tailors actions to plan
Jelinek, Dwayne

New life for an old railroad substation...."I knew it was an architect's idea..."
Kommers, Peter

Interstate effort nets rural health service
Loew, Brian

South Dakota's Industrial Future....Developing Farm and Mineral Riches
Orsbon, Ben & Kwiecinski, Paul

HUD programs foster development, lever private funds
Patrie, William

Cando proves it "can do," procuring giant pasta plant
Rodenbiker, Jo Ann

IRB's give communities real dollar-power
Roso, Anthony

With every egg in the energy basket...A life-style's at stake
Weiss, R. J.

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