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>Southwestern Archaeology, Inc. (SWA)
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>"Got CALICHE?" Newsletter
>Archaeology, Anthropology, and History of the Greater Southwest!
>
>Thursday October 05, 2000
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>UTAH
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>http://www.sltrib.com:80/10042000/business/29952.htm After a big Memorial
>Day weekend kickoff, there was anticipation that historic towns along U.S.
>89 from Fairview to Kanab would see a boost in tourism because they were
>part of Utah's newly designated Heritage Highway. It has not turned out
>that way.
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>COLORADO
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>http://www.zwire.com/news/newsstory.cfm?newsid=929781&title=Jones%20leaves%2
>0monument%20%27to%20history%27&BRD=1190&PAG=461&CATNAME=Top%20Stories&CATEGO
>RYID=410 The descendants of James T. Maddux have unveiled a new historical
>monument. The monument is dedicated to pioneers who drove the North River
>Road from pony express riders to the stagecoach horses and handlers.
>
>http://insidedenver.com/news/1004ital3.shtml The Italians occupied the
>lowest strata in Denver society and paid dearly for it, historians say.
>That's why many Italian Americans say they have had trouble handling
>criticism from American Indian and Hispanic activists. American Indian
>groups and their supporters contend Columbus, a 15th century explorer,
>practiced genocide and enslaved the native people he encountered in the new
>world. Italians point to their history of oppression in America.
>
>NEW MEXICO
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>http://www.usnewswire.com:80/topnews/Current_Releases/1003-156.html The
>President today announced his intent to appoint Kate Fitz Gibbon as member
>of the Cultural Property Advisory Committee. Kate Fitz Gibbon, of Sante Fe,
>N.M., will serve as a member with expertise in the sale of international
>cultural property.
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>TEXAS
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>http://www.hearstnp.com/san_antonio/bea/news/stories/san/storypage.cfm?xla=s
>aen&xlb=180&xlc=98895&xld=180 In May, the historical commission announced
>$42.5 million in courthouse restoration grants to 19 Texas counties. Grants
>this year were limited to a maximum of $4 million per county. A second
>round of grants, totaling $7.5 million, is expected to be announced later
>this month.
>
>http://www.herald-zeitung.com/NF/omf/hzdaily/news_story.html?[rkey=0004630+[
>cr=gdn+ssiuname=WebOSTTN+ssipwd=TTNAB13EB3D Cemeteries throughout Texas
>have a multitude of threats to fight: development, theft, vandalism and
>deterioration. The threats are so serious in Comal and Guadalupe counties
>they are on a list of the state's 107 fast-growing counties with the most
>endangered cemeteries.
>
>CYBERIA
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>http://www.canoe.ca/CalgaryNews/cs.cs-10-04-0019.html The Highwood River is
>slowly eroding its banks, taking with it the bones of Native children who
>died after an outbreak of Spanish Flu in 1919. People passing along the
>popular rafting route may have taken skulls for souvenirs.
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