Correspondence regarding the municipal airport, 1973-1988.

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Correspondence regarding the municipal airport, 1973-1988.

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The city's correspondence with the Federal Aviation Administration, the state departments of aeronautics and transportation, private individuals and firms, and U.S. Senator Rudy Boschwitz regarding operation of the Alexandria municipal airport, including actual and proposed capital improvements, safety inspections and procedures, airport land use and variances, and disposal of wastewater sludge on airport property (1978).

3 folders in partial box.

Minnesota Historical Society, Division of Archives and Manuscripts

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