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GO WEST...KEY WEST
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The Record (Bergen County, NJ)
12-10-1995
GO WEST...KEY WEST -- OVERSEAS HIGHWAY TRANSPORTS VISITORS TO A RELAXING PLACE
AND TIME
By BOB DIXON, Staff Writer
Date: 12-10-1995, Sunday
Section: TRAVEL
Edition: All Editions -- Sunday
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