 The account of this experience in "The Newspapering Murrays" vividly documents the wild times and of that instant boomtown at its birth, and exposes much of the material waste that went into the U.S. military's building of the highway.The "Alaska Highway News" was just as spicy as its Lillooet counterpart, and it is from that paper that a much-syndicated (even to "The New York Times") advice about "not flushing for no.1, but save the flushing for no.