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Fred C. Fagergren sends Clifton R. Merritt information about the planning process for Theodore Roosevelt National Park and informs him about the public meetings planned in Watford City and Medora, North Dakota. Fagergren invites Merritt to express his views at a public meeting or by written statement.
1970-10-16
Superintendent of Theodore Roosevelt National Memorial Park James B. Thompson acknowledges a letter from Clifton R. Merritt regarding the wilderness proposal and assures him it will be delivered for inclusion in the public hearing record.
1971-01-12
Superintendent Lancaster of Theodore Roosevelt National Park writes to Wilderness Society Director of Field Services Merritt regarding the disposition of certain lands at the park. He informs Merritt that the private inholding in question has not been purchased yet, but that the mineral rights on another parcel have been acquired by the National Park Service.
1972-11-14
Superintendent Lancaster thanks Director Merritt for his letter regarding private land holdings within the Theodore Roosevelt National Memorial Park and informs him that the particular plot of land Merritt mentioned in his letter has not yet been purchased, although the owner has been contacted. Lancaster is glad Merritt finds the final wilderness proposal an improvement over the preliminary proposal.
1972-11-14