Colorado Central Magazine: June 2001 No. 88

The Monthly Magazine for People who wonder if they'll ever get dug out.

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Everybody should have a pet mouse Essay by Pat Walsh p. 2
Speculating about our gasoline future Brief by Central Staff p. 4
Briefs from the San Luis Valley Brief by Marcia Darnell p. 5
Molybdenum cutbacks continue Brief by Central Staff p. 6
Register for the great outdoors without goiong outdoors Brief by Central Staff p. 6
Answers, and no questions for a while Brief by Central Staff p. 6
Getting silence on the radio Brief by Central Staff p. 7
South Park Symposium put on hold for a year Brief by Central Staff p. 7
Should have stayed outdoors? Brief by Central Staff p. 7
Court tells the State Land Board to get a better appraisal Article by Ed Quillen p. 13
A new leader for a new season at Creede Repertory Theatre Article by Marcia Darnell p. 16
How smart people banked before there was an FDIC Letter from Eugene Lorig p. 17
The Western W was never an N Letter from Chris Dickey p. 18
Once there was life without all the megacrap Letter from Slim Wolfe p. 18
Not exactly welcomed at Ski Cooper Letter from Roger Williams p. 19
The Big Spring Dump of '01 Essay by Martha Quillen p. 20
What to do about those damaged trees Sidebar by Gary Ludwig p. 21
Jerry Scavezze: Smithing in Salida Article by Ed Quillen p. 25
Explore It!, by Ralph and Pam Rosenberg Review by Ed Quillen p. 29
Avalanche Disasters, by John W. Jenkins Review by Allen Best p. 29
Children of the Storm, by Ariana Harner and Clark Secrest Review by Martha Quillen p. 31
At War with Mexico, by Bruce Cutler Review by Ed Quillen p. 32
A good story can get in the way of the facts Essay by Allen Best p. 34
Welcome to the Funhouse Column by George Sibley p. 37
Remote Texas Beach offers a lesson to Central Colorado Column by Hal Walter p. 38
Western Water Report from Steve Glazer

Colorado Central Magazine: June 2001 No. 88

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Everybody should have a pet mouse Essay by Pat Walsh p. 2

Speculating about our gasoline future Brief by Central Staff p. 4

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

Molybdenum cutbacks continue Brief by Central Staff p. 6

Register for the great outdoors without goiong outdoors Brief by Central Staff p. 6

Answers, and no questions for a while Brief by Central Staff p. 6

Getting silence on the radio Brief by Central Staff p. 7

South Park Symposium put on hold for a year Brief by Central Staff p. 7

Should have stayed outdoors? Brief by Central Staff p. 7

Court tells the State Land Board to get a better appraisal Article by Ed Quillen p. 13

A new leader for a new season at Creede Repertory Theatre Article by Marcia Darnell p. 16

How smart people banked before there was an FDIC Letter from Eugene Lorig p. 17

The Western W was never an N Letter from Chris Dickey p. 18

Once there was life without all the megacrap Letter from Slim Wolfe p. 18

Not exactly welcomed at Ski Cooper Letter from Roger Williams p. 19

The Big Spring Dump of '01 Essay by Martha Quillen p. 20

What to do about those damaged trees Sidebar by Gary Ludwig p. 21

Jerry Scavezze: Smithing in Salida Article by Ed Quillen p. 25

Explore It!, by Ralph and Pam Rosenberg Review by Ed Quillen p. 29

Avalanche Disasters, by John W. Jenkins Review by Allen Best p. 29

Children of the Storm, by Ariana Harner and Clark Secrest Review by Martha Quillen p. 31

At War with Mexico, by Bruce Cutler Review by Ed Quillen p. 32

A good story can get in the way of the facts Essay by Allen Best p. 34

Welcome to the Funhouse Column by George Sibley p. 37

Remote Texas Beach offers a lesson to Central Colorado Column by Hal Walter p. 38

Western Water Report from Steve Glazer

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