Work at Home Now: The No-nonsense Guide to Finding Your Perfect Home-based Job, Avoiding Scams, and Making a Great Living - Authors: Christine Durst, Michael Haaren Price: $10.19
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How to get more time for fun! Here's an atom worker who does, thanks to Idaho's road program. He saves money in daily driving costs too. That's Bob up there now - heading down Dollar Mountain toward Sun Valley Lodge in Idaho. On working days he drives between Idaho Falls and his job at the Atomic Reactor Testing Station near Arco. But whether he's skiing or commuting, he gets the benefits of his state's progressive highway program. Near Sun Valley, for instance, Idaho is improving U.S. 93 at three important points, making it easier and safer than ever to drive to the popular resort at any time of the year. And a new stretch of U.S. 20 now cuts 18 miles from Bob's home-to-work drive. This saves him more than time: literally hundreds of dollars a year in driving costs. The land of the Craters of the Moon and the River of No Return still has its highway headaches, but in Idaho they're busy applying remedies. With less than 600,000 population, the state has bought 1600 miles of new road for 64 million dollars in five years. In the next five years, plans call for another 100 million to be spent. ..... 1956 Caterpillar Tractor Company Ad, A6002A. 19560107 Price: $12.99 See DetailsAdd to Cart
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How to get more time for fun! Here's an atom worker who does, thanks to Idaho's road program. He saves money in daily driving costs too. That's Bob up there now - heading down Dollar Mountain toward Sun Valley Lodge in Idaho. On working days he drives between Idaho Falls and his job at the Atomic Reactor Testing Station near Arco. But whether he's skiing or commuting, he gets the benefits of his state's progressive highway program. Near Sun Valley, for instance, Idaho is improving U.S. 93 at three important points, making it easier and safer than ever to drive to the popular resort at any time of the year. And a new stretch of U.S. 20 now cuts 18 miles from Bob's home-to-work drive. This saves him more than time: literally hundreds of dollars a year in driving costs. The land of the Craters of the Moon and the River of No Return still has its highway headaches, but in Idaho they're busy applying remedies. With less than 600,000 population, the state has bought 1600 miles of new road for 64 million dollars in five years. In the next five years, plans call for another 100 million to be spent. ..... 1956 Caterpillar Tractor Company Ad, A6002A. 19560107