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             Volunteer training seminars will be held at the Red Rock Canyon Visi-               Editor
        tor Center during the months of February and March. You may attend any                         Barbara Wolin
        part of a session. If you plan to stay for morning and afternoon classes, be
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        sure to bring lunch. Lunch break  is scheduled from noon to 1 p.m. daily.
                                                                                                Louis C. Kleber
              Please call 702-515-5350 to reserve a place in your selected classes.
                                                                                               Tom Pfaendler
        Coffee,juice, donuts, and bagels will be provided each  morning.
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      claim for the land. He was tried, found  fauna and flora, the Desert Studies Cen-  fact that he possesses an ardent desire
      guilty, and spent a short time in jail, but  ter, operated by the California Desert  to be of benefit to mankind, that his life
      vowed never to give up the fight to clear  Studies Consortium on behalf of Cali-  is and has been dedicated to bringing
                                                                                       happiness and contentment through
      his name.                             fornia State University, offers wide       good health to the many afflicted and
         On his arrest, the Bureau of Land  facilities for research, and study.        aged of our society. His condition of
                                                Springer died in Las Vegas in 1986
      Management stepped in and confiscated                                            living reflects not that of a person who
                                            at the age of 90. Was he a quack and a
      the facilities at Zzyzx Springs and, in                                          has realized vast financial gain over the
                                            huckster? Perhaps his epitaph should be
      1976, signed a cooperative management                                            past years, but rather one of frugality.
                                            the following extract from the report by   His single-handed accomplishments
      agreement with the California State
                                            San Bernardino County Probation Ser-       must be admired. Zzyzx, without
      University Desert Studies Consortium to
                                            vice in 1969 following his arrest:         splendor, is an enviable achievement for
      manage 1,280 acres at Soda Springs.                                              one person to attain.”  (Duffield-Stoll
                                               Based on the defendant’s assertion and
      Under the terms of the current agree-                                            1994: 55; ZZYZX: History of an Oasis)
                                               agency reports, Curtis Springer is either
      ment, the Consortium has use of the land  the most saintly, misunderstood person in
      and facilities.                          the land, or a salesman of unequaled
         Nestled there in an area rich in desert  ability. Mr. Springer can justify vocally the
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