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1984.085.0001.08 - Booklet
Pamphlet: "Wyoming Oil & Gas...Working for You," 1984, with statistical information.
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1986.044.0001.2 - Permit
Inspection tags, one gas and one electrical- city of Casper
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1989.034.0034 - Cartoon
Editorial cartoon by Greg Kearney for the Casper Star Tribune. This one features a man with a shotgun sitting in front of a TV that was recently shot. A child next to him says daddy shot the nice lady from Northern Utilities. A thermostat on the wall is labeled, "Our 1st Bill".
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1989.034.0036 - Cartoon
Editorial cartoon by Greg Kearney for the Casper Star Tribune. This one features a kid labeled as Northern Utilities sitting in a high chair with his hand in a cookie jar labeled as "Rate Increase"
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1989.034.0038 - Cartoon
Editorial cartoon by Greg Kearney for the Casper Star Tribune. This one features Wizard of Oz characters with the Scarecrow as "The Public", Dorothy as "Dorothy Perkins", the Tinman as "Northern Utilities", and the Lion as "Speaker Jack Sidi". The Wizard is holding a paper demanding lower gas rates.
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1989.034.0042 - Cartoon
Editorial cartoon by Greg Kearney for the Casper Star Tribune. This one features a two part panel about oil price reductions. The left panel shows a man in an economy car hoping to start driving a big American car while the second panel has a man in a big truck, labeled as Big Oil, complaining that he will have to switch to a small foreign car.
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1989.034.0043 - Cartoon
Editorial cartoon by Greg Kearney for the Casper Star Tribune. This one features a young boy labeled as Northern Utilities and standing among toys threatening to hold his breath till he dies. Context is their desire for a rate increase.
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1989.034.0055 - Cartoon
Editorial cartoon by Greg Kearney for the Casper Star Tribune. This one features a small child in a high chair labeled as Northern Utilities yelling that he will hold his breath if not treated right.
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1989.034.0063 - Cartoon
Editorial cartoon by Greg Kearney for the Casper Star Tribune. This one features a magazine cover of Better Homes and Gardens with an article about "The lovely Homes of Casper". It has a drawing of a house and mountain with a giant gas meter in the front yard labeled as "Northern Utilities".
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1989.034.0073 - Cartoon
Editorial cartoon by Greg Kearney for the Casper Star Tribune. This one features a small child labeled as Northern Utilities, crying and a Mom, labeled as Advertising, saying he wasted his allowance. A television reporter is saying that Casper knows they don't pay enough for gas.
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1989.034.0081 - Cartoon
Editorial cartoon by Greg Kearney for the Casper Star Tribune. This one features a young girl, labeled as "Casper", looking at a young boy and girl labeled as Northern Utilities and Refineries. It is captioned with Northern saying "say hello to my new friend".
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1989.034.0104 - Cartoon
Editorial cartoon by Greg Kearney for the Casper Star Tribune. This one features a two part panel with a man in dark suit, labeled as Rick Tempest (who served in Wyoming House from 1986-2002 and Speaker in 2000), carrying a suitcase and telling a voter that he is too stupid to make decisions about natural gas. The second panel has that voter agreeing to being too stupid since they voted for Tempest.
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1989.034.0133 - Cartoon
Editorial cartoon by Greg Kearney for the Casper Star Tribune. This one features a man standing next to a gasoline pump labeled as North Platte Service and a sign that says, "We use Conoco gas only".
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1989.034.0148 - Cartoon
Editorial cartoon by Greg Kearney for the Casper Star Tribune. This one features a locked box with bars on a window, labeled as "Protectionism", and a giant hairy arm reaching out and grasping a cowboy who is labeled as "Oil States". The caption has the cowboy saying "I only want to let him out for a little while".
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1989.034.0149 - Cartoon
Editorial cartoon by Greg Kearney for the Casper Star Tribune. This one features a broken down truck on blocks with a sign, "Home Sweet Home" and a cowboy next to a mailbox, labeled as "Wyoming", reading a letter from Ronald Reagan. The caption is incomplete and only in blue line but appears to discuss Reagan taking $20 Million from your gas royalties.
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1989.034.0172 - Cartoon
Editorial cartoon by Greg Kearney for the Casper Star Tribune. This one features a man, labeled as "Northern", standing next to a gas pipeline that is labeled as "Cheap Gas to Kansas". The caption is about selling gas that Wyoming paid for and keeping the money.
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1989.034.0173 - Cartoon
Editorial cartoon by Greg Kearney for the Casper Star Tribune. This one features a man, labeled as Northern Utilities", standing in a field of text representing the Northern Utilities manual. He is saying, "There will be no reading of our manual".
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1989.034.0177 - Cartoon
Editorial cartoon by Greg Kearney for the Casper Star Tribune. This one features a small boy, labeled as "Northern Utilities", coming through a door with a giant dog that is labeled as "Rate Increase". In the caption, the boy wants to keep the dog and explains it won't have puppies until next year.
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1989.034.0217 - Cartoon
Editorial cartoon by Greg Kearney for the Casper Star Tribune. This one features a guy in winter clothing, labeled as "Casper", standing next to a blackboard with text, "Northern Math Quiz / Northern sells cheap gas to KN and Northern buys expensive gas from KN / What does this add up to?"
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1989.034.0228 - Cartoon
Editorial cartoon by Greg Kearney for the Casper Star Tribune. This one features a small boy with a cookie and a halo, labeled as Northern Utilities" sitting next to a an open cookie jar that is labeled as "Gas Rate Cookies". He is saying, "Be thankful, I have could have eaten them all."
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