Colorado Central Magazine: July 1996 No. 29

The Monthly Magazine for People who are left of the Front Range.

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• Wet Mountain Valley isn't so wet this summer Brief by Hal Walter p. 3

• The Speed Traps of Colorado Brief by Central Staff p. 4

• Who's running for congress? Brief by Central Staff p. 5

• Tales from the South Park Salt Works Article by Dan Jennings p. 11

• How the salt got there Sidebar by Ed Quillen p. 12

• Using salt to refine silver Sidebar by Ed Quillen p. 14

• They didn't like lawyers then, either Sidebar by Central Staff p. 18

• Require geographic diversity for state-wide initiatives Essay by Ellen Miller p. 19

• Confessions of a Hotshot Article by George Sibley p. 20

• Yellowstone: A future for our forests Sidebar by Christina Nealson p. 24

• Artist and Pilot: Ursula Gilgulin Article by Lynda La Rocca p. 28

• Animas-La Plata, from Western Colorado Congress Review by Ed Quillen p. 30

• Up at Altitude, by M. John Fayhee Review by Ed Quillen p. 30

• City Comprehensive Plan by Leland Consulting Group Review by Martha Quillen p. 31

• How much water does Salida need? Sidebar by Martha Quillen p. 32

• Policies and Actions Sidebar by Martha Quillen p. 34

• Spirits rise high at Colorado's newest winery Article by Lynda La Rocca p. 35

• Not exactly the sport of kings Column by Hal Walter p. 38

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