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Sen. John Hoeven, right, presents the Congressional Gold Medal to Gerald “Pat” Effertz. The medal was presented at a ceremony at the Joseph I. Weller American Legion Post #39 in Velva on Tuesday. VELVA — Sen. John Hoeven presented the Congressional Gold Medal to Gerald “Pat”

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