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OctO 18 2012
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The state Game and Fish either the deer tag attached, o1" a
Department will continue its new tag can be filled out with the
Hunter-Harvested Surveillance pro- license number, deer hunting unit
gram during the 2012 hunting sea- and date harvested.
son, by sampling deer for chronic Hunters are encouraged to drop
wasting disease and bovine tubercu- off deer heads at the following loca-
losis fi'om 17 units in North Dakota. tions" this is a partial listing:
Ill addition, all moose and elk hat- Alexander - Old School Meat
vested in the state are eligible for PrOcessing
testing. Dickinson - Dickinson Galne
Samples from hunter-harvested and Fish district office, Dean'sMeat
deer taken in the western portion of Market
the state will be tested from units Dunn Center - Lake Ilo
"3AI, 3A2. 3A3, 3B1, 3B2, 3DI,National Wildlife Refuge
3D2, 3El, 3E2, 3FI, 3F2, 4A, 4B, Elgin - Gunny's Bait and
4C, 4D, 4E and 4F. Tackle, Melvin's Taxidermy
Every !lead sampled must have Glen Ullin - Kuntz's Butcher
National g
New Drivers Lic/ense and Motor Vehicle offices open
DICKINSON- The North Dakota need arises."
Department of Transportation The Drivers License Office has
(NDDOT) held a dedication ceremo- already issued 1,765 non-commer-
ny on Oct. 12, to celebrate the open- cial driver's licenses this year com-
ing of its Dickinson Drivers License pared to 1,036 for all of 2011.
and Motor Vehicle Offices in the T- Commercial driver's licenses have
Rex Plaza. also increased to 602 so far in 2012
Both offices moved from their from 323 in 2011. The Motor Vehicle
previous location at the NDDOT Office processed 40.630 total trans-
Dickinson District Office to better actions from January I. 2012 to
serve the public and adjust to grow- September 30, 20.12, compared to
ing demands. 35,586 transactions during the same
"'The NDDOT is continually timefi'ame in 2011.
looking for ways tO enhance driver To address this increased demand,
and vehicle services, said NDDOT Drivers License customers now have
Director Francis .Ziegler. "The the option to schedule an appoint-
increased'space at the new T-Rex ment online to renew their driver's
Plaza location has allowed us to license or schedule a road test. A
increase the number of service win- queue management system kiosk has
daws available and provide more also been added to alleviate the need
room in the customer service area. to stand in line and helps to improve
This move also provides the opportu- customer wait time.
nity to expand in the future as the The Drivers License Office is
prices drop in
State Treasurer
Ross Mushik, "We paid $35 million in fees
to WallSweet brokers/astyear." It's time for new leadership.
rossmushik.com
Average retail gasoline prices in same day one year ago and are 7.3
Shop North Dakota have fallen 4.5 cents cents per gallon lower than a month
Hazen- Hazen Meats per gallon in the past week, averag- ago. The national average has
Hettinger-Dakota Packing ing $3.84/gallon on Oct. 14. decrea~d 9.0 cents per gallon dur-
New Leipzig - Hertz Hardware This compares with the national ing the last month and siands 29.6
Parshall - Myers Meats average that has fallen 2.8 cents per cents per gallon higher than this clay
Riverdale - Riverdale Gamegallon in the last week to $3.77/gal- one year ago.
and Fish district office Ion according to gasoline price web- "The national average has again
Scranton - Hettich Salvage, site NorthDakotaGasPrices.com. seen a decrease in the last week, as
Wolf's Processing Including the change in gas California joins much of the rest of
Moose and elk heads should beprices in North Dakota during the the United States in seeing lower
taken to a Game and Fish office, past week, prices yesterday were prices," said GasBuddy.coln Senior
CWD affects the nervous system 36.3 cents per gallon higher than the Petroleum Analyst Patrick DeHaan.
of members of the deer falnily and
is always fatal. Scientists have
t'ound no evidence that CWD can be
transmitted naturally to humans or
DVA van schedule for October
livestock. The.Golden Valley County DVA departure date.
van schedule to transport veterans to The DVA van cell phone number
Fargo will be Oct. 24-26, with driv- is (701) 540-2997.
er Steve Raisler. POC is Henry Gerving, veterans
To schedule a ride please contact service officer, (701) 872-4673,
open from 8 a.m. to 4:45 p.m the point of contact (P()C)for this office: (701) 440-0351. cell; or
Monday through Wednesday and
Friday. The Motor Vehicle Office is below one week prior to schedule (701) 872-3510, home.
open fi'om 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Monday through Friday. Customers
should be aware both offices are
closed fi'om 12 p.m. to 1 p.m. For
more information concerning drivel"
and vehicle services, or to schedule
an appointment with the Drivers
License Office, go to
http://www.dot.nd.gov/public/licensi
ng.htm.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA
218 Airport Road
Bismarck, ND
Thurs Oct. 25, 2012
11:00 a.m.
For a complete list of vehicles
check out our web site at:
www.dot.nd.gov
or call (701) 328-1434
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"Even thou n'(b en a
massive decline retail
prices, the fact that prices have
stopped rising there has helped tip
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the national l;aver~e lower. In the
week ahead, we i~.~ld Continue to
see declines as w sale prices fell
lower late last: W k, meaning gas
stations have; i ]tional room to
rap then" prtces, DeHaan stud.
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