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Arizona Republic from Phoenix, Arizona • Page 142

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Arizona Republici
Location:
Phoenix, Arizona
Issue Date:
Page:
142
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T6 Thf Arizona Ri piililic Stimtny, July 2, fWS ruins mark Canyon de Chelly The dotirs are very low because the men were 5-feet-4 and the women 5-feet-l. Hut archaeologists found a 6-foot-4 skeleton he must've been the Air Jordan of the Anasazi. Larry Tso TOUR TRUCK DRIVER near Canyon del Mucrto, (Canyon of Death), named by explorers who found mummified bodies in one of its caves. Mummy Cave, 300 feet up, actually is two adjacent caves, one containing 55 rooms and four kivas, the other 20 rooms. A ledge connects the two, and we could just make out a hand-and-toe trail cut into the rock from the top of the slope.

Antelope Mouse in Canyon del Muerto was named for tan-and-white half-scale antelope paintings on the cliff wall. This 40- to 50-room village See CANYON, page T7 explaining that it happened after cvciul days of liedvy ruilifall. "You have to know where to drive, and where not to," he said. He obviously did. although our vehicle skidded and lurched in the soft canyon soil many times during the tour.

Deep in the canyon, after 1 bought hand-strung "ghost beads" ($2 each) from two young Navajo girls, Colisa commended me. "You hang them by your bed, and they keep the ghosts away from you," she said. The tour's turnaround spot was 'Really." she emphasized. "By the time the tow truck got there, all you could sec was the shiny edge of the bumper sticking out. Bet that guy was sorry he didn't go on a tour like ours." Our driver confirmed the story, As I was craning my neck upward, marveling at the historical richness before my eyes, my companion casually declared.

"A pickup truck was swallowed here last week." I turned to glance at Cohsa, skepticism evident on my face. Glorious -CtORtQUi fwm 77 Anglo explorers because of the wall of white plaster across its upper portion. A doen families had hud here, leaving behind petropKphs and pictographs. I like lo think of them as Anasai an galleries, exhibiting the elements of their lives bear, deer, cougar and snakes. "The doors in the rums arc very low because the men were J-fcet-4 and the women 5-feet-l," Tsosaid.

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It doesn't take long for audiences to succumb to the temptation to get up out of their chairs and dance to their favorite tunes. Exciting raffle giveaways spice up the afternoons. Everyone who Thoroughbred AS VEGAS Horse racing fans take notice. When in town listen to or check out the live broadcast of "Thoroughbred Hot Line," KVEG-AM 840's fact-filled hour of horse racing, broadcast live from the race book at Boulder Station Hotel and Casino. The show airs from 8 to 9 a.m.

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The Trop has been offering Swim-Up Blackjack annually since 1986, when the Tropicana transformed itself into "The Island of Las Vegas." The blackjack or "21" games' are located in the indoor area of the world's largest indoor-outdoor swimming pools, located under the Tropicana's 806-room Island tower. Swim-Up Blackjack accommodates up to 14 players, who swim up in their bathing suits and use either chips or cash to play. Paper money is no trouble since heated, rotating drop boxes have been installed at the tables and can dry the cash in less than one minute. The cards are made of plastic and the table cover is made from traditional felt. Through the players sit on marble stools up to their hips in refreshing pool water, the dealers remain dry in a sunken pit behind the tables, dealing the traditional game of The Trop also permits photography at the tables for guests.

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100 pts. Towards a Permanent Ringmaster Club Membership. i A. jj attends the Sands 'Viva Las Vegas" afternoon show will receive a free raffle ticket for the daily drawings. "We break away from our performance after each Viva show twice a day and give away valuable Sands memorabilia and prizes to lucky participants," Christi said.

Also, anyone with a raffle ticket is entitled to a 99c "Margarita Special" served in a Sands collectible mug. Christi has been a lounge favorite in Las Vegas since he came on to the scene in 1979. He has been performing with Popp for the last eight years. "When it comes to a song list, Jeff and I are very topical with the music we choose to perform," said Christi. "We enjoy performing songs by broadcast from and listen to up-to-the-minute track reports by show host Felix Taverna and other racing experts.

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