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If my recent experience with Homeland Security is any indicator of the unexpected risks facing entrepreneuers, such folks have far more respect from me now that "Skirvin," the
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By 1930, with an oil boom underway, the Skirvin had grown to 14 stories and 525 rooms.
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If nothing else, it would give me an excuse to stay at the Skirvin or maybe the Colcord.
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Bill Skirvin died in 1944, his children decided to sell the property, and while the hotel did well for the next two decades, an ill-advised search-and-destroy urban-renewal program in the Sixties caused everything downtown to suffer, and by 1969 the Skirvin could keep only a third of its rooms filled.
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Directly across the way was Santa Fe Plaza and the Skirvin Hotel, the landmark three-towered hotel that was in a state of constant renovation, always seemingly on the verge of reopening, just to be sold again and again.
The Triangle Conspiracy David Kent 2006
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Directly across the way was Santa Fe Plaza and the Skirvin Hotel, the landmark three-towered hotel that was in a state of constant renovation, always seemingly on the verge of reopening, just to be sold again and again.
The Triangle Conspiracy David Kent 2006
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Directly across the way was Santa Fe Plaza and the Skirvin Hotel, the landmark three-towered hotel that was in a state of constant renovation, always seemingly on the verge of reopening, just to be sold again and again.
The Triangle Conspiracy David Kent 2006
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Directly across the way was Santa Fe Plaza and the Skirvin Hotel, the landmark three-towered hotel that was in a state of constant renovation, always seemingly on the verge of reopening, just to be sold again and again.
The Triangle Conspiracy David Kent 2006
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CVS acknowledged that at different times between 1997 and 2007, CVS employed two pharmacists whose licenses had expired: Morris "Mo" Skirvin at a Nashville store and Edward Certain at a Marion store.
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