Crook Trail revival marks Bicentennial journey across Rim country
NAU political scientist Dr. Eldon Bowman leads a retracing project of Gen. George Crook's historic 1873 1876 route with NAU students and Boy Scouts. The 200 mile trail from Fort Whipple near Prescott to Show Low will host a July 1976 inaugural ride with mileposts carved A V marking distances.
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Flagstaff
Northern Arizona University
Eldon Bowman
America
Southwest
Bowman
NAU
Gen. Crook
George Crook
Arizona Territory
Crook
Arizona
Fort Whipple
Prescott
Mingus Mountains
Fort Verde
Camp Verde
Mogollon Rim
Show Low
Fort Apache
Keith Murphy
Winslow
Santa Fe Railroad
Grand Canyon Council
Boy Scouts
U.S. Forest Ranger
BSA Council
Grand Canyon
San Francisco Peaks
Crook Trail
Murphy
Council
Brian Whitney
Coconino National Forest
Tom Ferraro
Low Points West
Verde
Holbrook
Controversy Over Zane Grey Trail Names in Arizona
The Arizona Historical Society seeks to rename the Zane Grey Trail after reconsidering its origins. It argues the 200 mile route, running from Payson to Fort Apache, honors Gen. George Crook, not Grey, and aims to better reflect Arizona’s historical figures.
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Payson
Zane Grey
Arizona
Arizona Historical Society
Here
Grey
Lester ‘Budge’ Ruffner
The
Historical Society
Prescott
Education still segregated twenty years after Brown
The article reports that despite Brown v. Topeka, de facto segregation persists in the North and South. It cites Dr. Kenneth Clark and Dr. Martin Deutsch on desegregation versus integration, notes fewer fully integrated schools, and discusses White flight to private academies, residency-based segregation, and the need to reform textbooks and residential patterns.
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Dolores Barclay
Associated Press
Supreme Court
Kenneth Clark
City University of New York
Clark
North
Martin Deutsch
New York University
U.S. Office of Civil Rights
James Farmer
The
Congress of Racial Equality
Council On Minority Planning and Strategy
South
United States
Balck
Deutsch
Roy Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Farmer
Legal and family planning tips for remarriage and aging
A senior explains potential legal issues in remarriage including premarital agreements to protect separate property and wills, joint accounts, and tax effects. Advice covers moving in with a son, open planning, clear financials, and seeking legal or social service guidance. Details on Title VII nutrition funding and contact points follow.
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Ford
Congress
Bureau On Aging
Maricopa County
Phoenix Leap Department
Area Agency On Aging
Art of Creative Relaxation course at Scottsdale College
Debbie Bright teaches a six week relaxation class at Scottsdale Community College starting late this month. The course uses yoga transcendental meditation hypnosis bio feedback training and autosuggestion to reduce tensions and anxiety. It runs Tuesday evenings 6 30 to 8 00 in the gymnasium dance room with a 15 dollar fee.
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Debbie Bright
Scottsdale Community College
Bright
Paradoxical ruff defense in four no trump bridge problem
Aces expert Jan Wohlin presents a bridge puzzle where South opens game, North responds 2NT, and South jumps to 4. The key is loser's play and avoiding a trump uppercut by ruffing a high club in dummy and then a third diamond. Declarer should time trumps to avoid giving West the upper hand. The solution: four no trump. If North holds two aces, bid six clubs. one ace, bid five spades. none, exit.
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Jan Wohlin
Stockholm
Wohlin
Bulletin
International Bridge Press Association
South
North
West
East
Declarer
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