RIP - 35E records. 1946-1994.

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RIP - 35E records. 1946-1994.

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Depositions, statements, exhibits, court records and other legal files, newspaper clippings, reports and similar records prepared by government agencies, and a few corporate records documenting legal strategies of RIP - 35E, an organization established to prevent completion of the Interstate 35E connection to Interstate 94 near downtown St. Paul.

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