Colorado Central Magazine: June 2000 No. 76

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Manifold Destiny Essay by Allen Best p. 2
On Mountain Time Comic strip by Clint Driscoll and Lara Ravenwood p. 4-7
Predicting crime rates from Zip code demographics Brief by Central Staff p. 4
Low molybdenum prices lead to mine lay-offs Brief by Central Staff p. 4
Briefs from the San Luis Valley Brief by Marcia Darnell p. 5
Creede residents vote against a tourist train Brief by Central Staff p. 5
Media Wars and Longevity Brief by Central Staff p. 6
Salida: Low wages and expensive houses Brief by Central Staff p. 7
Salt Works Ranch will be on the History Channel Brief by Central Staff p. 7
A felon shortage? Brief by Central Staff p. 7
Ted Mullings: The art of mining Article by Steve Voynick p. 12
Colorado's Best, by Bruce Caughey and Doug Whitehead Review by Ed Quillen p. 16
Sangre de Cristo Trail Guide, by Michael O'Hanlon Review by Hal Walter p. 16
The Climax Mine: An old man remembers the way it was, by Jim Ludwig Review by Ed Quillen p. 18
By Request: The Creede Repertory Theatre's 35th season Article by Marcia Darnell p. 10
Uncle Sam wants you to pay to play on public land Article by Bob Berwyn p. 20
Historic buildings could come under recreation fee umbrella Sidebar by Bob Berwyn p. 22
Fee impacts potentially huge for Forest Service Sidebar by Bob Berwyn p. 23
Who's to blame for those user fees? Essay by Ed Quillen p. 27
Recognizing one's own uneasy submission to authority Letter from Andy Burns p. 34
Where's the equal protection in forest user-fee laws? Letter from Steve Hannon p. 34
Getting sucked into the movements Letter from Slim Wolfe p. 34
A difference of opinion about Pat Schroeder Letter from Jeanne Englert p. 36
Making Logic out of Horseflesh Column by Hal Walter p. 38
Western Water Report from Steve Glazer

Colorado Central Magazine: June 2000 No. 76

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Manifold Destiny Essay by Allen Best p. 2

On Mountain Time Comic strip by Clint Driscoll and Lara Ravenwood p. 4-7

Predicting crime rates from Zip code demographics Brief by Central Staff p. 4

Low molybdenum prices lead to mine lay-offs Brief by Central Staff p. 4

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

Creede residents vote against a tourist train Brief by Central Staff p. 5

Media Wars and Longevity Brief by Central Staff p. 6

Salida: Low wages and expensive houses Brief by Central Staff p. 7

Salt Works Ranch will be on the History Channel Brief by Central Staff p. 7

A felon shortage? Brief by Central Staff p. 7

Ted Mullings: The art of mining Article by Steve Voynick p. 12

Colorado's Best, by Bruce Caughey and Doug Whitehead Review by Ed Quillen p. 16

Sangre de Cristo Trail Guide, by Michael O'Hanlon Review by Hal Walter p. 16

The Climax Mine: An old man remembers the way it was, by Jim Ludwig Review by Ed Quillen p. 18

By Request: The Creede Repertory Theatre's 35th season Article by Marcia Darnell p. 10

Uncle Sam wants you to pay to play on public land Article by Bob Berwyn p. 20

Historic buildings could come under recreation fee umbrella Sidebar by Bob Berwyn p. 22

Fee impacts potentially huge for Forest Service Sidebar by Bob Berwyn p. 23

Who's to blame for those user fees? Essay by Ed Quillen p. 27

Recognizing one's own uneasy submission to authority Letter from Andy Burns p. 34

Where's the equal protection in forest user-fee laws? Letter from Steve Hannon p. 34

Getting sucked into the movements Letter from Slim Wolfe p. 34

A difference of opinion about Pat Schroeder Letter from Jeanne Englert p. 36

Making Logic out of Horseflesh Column by Hal Walter p. 38

Western Water Report from Steve Glazer

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