Colorado Central Magazine: January 1998 No. 47

The Monthly Magazine for People who can't rely on solar-powered snow removal, but want to.

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• Federal court orders new legislative districts Brief by Central Staff p. 4

• Are computers keeping Cleora alive? Brief by Central Staff p. 5

• Briefs from the San Luis Valley Brief by Marcia Darnell p. 5

• More progress than they want at Turquoise Lake Brief by Central Staff p. 6

• Rural growth catches Time's attention Brief by Central Staff p. 6

• Burn, Baby, Burn -- the elk will love it Brief by Central Staff p. 7

• Leadville superintendent outstanding (in some ways, anyway) Brief by Central Staff p. 7

• UP's tracks are snarled, but Tennessee Pass remains closed Brief by Central Staff p. 8

• Even an old jar can be a Vial Of Life Brief by Nancy Ward p. 8

• Steam Over Tennessee Pass, video by Pentrex Review by Ed Quillen p. 9

• The Colorady Book Guide by Bloomsbury Review Review by Ed Quillen p. 10

• Kennel of Love by Dogman Review by Columbine Quillen p. 10

• Crossing the Territory by Spirit Magazine Review by Ed Quillen p. 11

• Some personal favorites Review by Lynda La Rocca p. 12

• The West: A history for children by Dayton Duncan Review by George Sibley p. 13

• Colorado got taken in dealings with UP Letter by Hugh K. Wilson p. 14

• Durango's Strater Hotel had a 3-story indoor privy Letter by Mary Jane Rust p. 14

• Plan a vacation the next time your town makes a plan Essay by Martha Quillen p. 15

• My part in the Salida plan Essay by Martha Quillen p. 17

• How communities can plan better for tourism Article by Edward T. Mcmahon p. 18

• Portland Plans to become Los Angeles Essay by Randal O'toole p. 21

• Let's adopt a lesser plan Essay by Marcia Darnell p. 22

• Sedona offers a divine economic plan Essay by Stephen Lyons p. 23

• Fairplay Nordic Center -- a low-key resort Article by Laurie Wagner Buyer p. 24

• From Turret to Salt Lake City Article by Dick Dixon p. 26

• The Trek of the Mormon Battalion Sidebar by Ed Quillen p. 30

• John Earl Herschberger, the man who carved the lions Article by Dick Dixon p. 32

• Alamosa's Community Greenhouse Article by Marcia Darnell p. 36

• Living in a campground without rules Column by Hal Walter p. 38

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