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Volume 43, Number 2 The voice of the Lord thunders through the lightning. It resounds through the deserts. —Psalms 29:7,8 Editorial Staff Donald MacDonald, Editor Gary E. Squier, Associate Editor/Design Director Mary Eileen Twyman, Managing Editor Pat J. Williams, Assistant Managing Editor Jennifer Osborn, Assistant Managing Editor Phillip E. Squier, Assistant Art Director Contributing Editors Karen Sausman, Natura/Sciences Wayne P. Armstrong, Natural Sciences Thomas K. Evans, Government Affairs Russ Leadabrand, Field Trips Jerry and Luisa Klink, Baja California M.R. Zarubica, Librarian George Aberlich, Illustrator Business Staff Donald MacDonald, Publisher Gary E. Squier, Co-Publisher and Advertising Director George E. Sector, Marketing Director MarjorieMoline, Business Manager Chester M. Ross, Counsel The Cover: This month we look at the amazing contrasts of Arizona, and David Muench captures the color and the contrasts of that great state in his cover photo of Canyon de Chelly at daybreak. Desert Magazine is published monthly by Cactus Paperworks, Inc. Officers: R.C. Packer, President; Chester M. Ross, Vice-President; Donald MacDonald, Vice-President; Gary E. Squier, Vice-President; Marjorie Molinu, Secretary. EDITORIAL, CIRCULATION, AND ADVERTISING OFFICES: 74-425 Highway 111, P.O.Box 1318, Palm Desert, CA. 92261. Telephone: (714) 568-2781. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: U.S. and its possessions, Canada, and Mexico: 1-year, $9.00; 2-years, $17.00; 3-years, $25.00. All other countries add $2.00 U.S. currency for each year. See 4 Desert TODAY, A Progress Report 6 DATELINE: INDIO, CALIF. Lee Kirk 8 SELDOM SEEN SLIM, The Man Howell Rommel 12 SELDOM SEEN SLIM, The Character Arnold Roth 13 PATAGONIA, The Town That Time Forgot Donald MacDonald 17 BEWARE THE DEVIL'S WIND C. William Harrison 18 DANCER! HIGH EXPLOSIVES B. J. Cos/ey 20 ARCOSANTI, The Shape of Things to Come Gary Squier 27 THE CACTUS CITY CLARION Edited by Mary E. Twyman 28 DESERT ROCKHOUND A New Column by Rick Mitchell 30 FAIRVIEW, A Little-Known Nevada Ghost Town 32 DESERT CALENDAR 35 OUR READERS WRITE 36 MISSION SAN XAVIER DEL BAC Kaye Ann Christie 40 THEWINGEDTIGER Karen Sausman 48 WHAT'S COOKING ON THE DESERT? Stella Hughes March, 1980 50 BUYER'S GUIDE TO METAL DETECTORS, PART II Compiled by Ernie Cowan 53 RAILROAD IN THE SKY Buddy Noonan US PS 154-940 ISSN 0194-3405 subscription order form in this issue. Please allow five weeks for change of address and send both new and old addresses with zip codes. Second class postage paid at Palm Desert, CA., and at additional mailing offices under Act of March 3,1879. Contents copyrighted 1980 by Desert Magazine and permission to reproduce any or all contents must be secured in writing. Unsolicited manuscripts and photographs will not be returned unless accompanied by a self-addressed, stamped envelope or international exchange coupons.
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Page 12 and 13: RIGHT, SELPOAA SEEN SLIM ANP I'M GO
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Page 16 and 17: 16 Ann Stradling sold her Stage Sto
Page 18 and 19: DANGER! HIGH EXPLOSIVES You're off
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Page 30 and 31: FAIR- VIEW A Known Nevada Ghost Tow
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Page 40 and 41: Naturalist Ernest T. Seton called t
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Treasure found by professional TH'e
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CONGRATULATIONS TO WHITES ELECTRONI
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