Shrine of the Ages planned for Grand Canyon in 1986
Grand Canyon South Rim may host a vast religious shrine named the Shrine of the Ages intended for universal devotion across faiths and colors. The feature traces back to early explorers and follows a historic Indian trail to the canyon brink as modern roads bring a million visitors to northern Arizona.
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Shrine of the Ages to rise at Grand Canyon in 1956
The Shrine of the Ages will be a kiva like chapel at the Grand Canyon built on the rim to overlook the canyon and state Easter sunrise services broadcast to the world. The nonsectarian group behind the project seeks to serve all faiths while preserving the park’s policy of equal treatment.
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Debated contract bridge hand from a national event
South faced a tough decision in a NS vulnerable national team event. West opened diamonds and South endured a long, careful play before discarding the jack of spades for the ace of diamonds. The text argues the better line was to duck the opening lead and test both minors, aiming for a heart break or spade queen drop as the final chance.
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Daily Across Puzzle Clues Review
A compact list of crossword style clues with numbers and partial word hints covering topics from anatomy to geography and language, including items like To wound with a painted weapon and Crowns, plus notes on Gaelic and Norse deities, with a mix of verbs, adjectives, and nouns.
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