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Hart Prairie land development controversy [constructed title], 1972-1974.

The Lumberjack, Nov. 3, 1972, Vo. 61, No. 11. Front Page.

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Call number	nm335g000s001b002f0030
Creator	Duncklee, John, 1929-
Title	Hart Prairie land development controversy [constructed title], 1972-1974.
Date	1972-1974
Type	Text
Description	Includes articles from the Lumberjack and the Arizona Daily Sun concerning Summit Properties development of land on Hart Prairie. Also includes advertisement of the Coconino Citizens Association with membership form. BIOGRAPHICAL NOTE: John Duncklee was born in 1929. When he was twelve years old, he was sent to school outside Tucson, where he fell in love with the idea of becoming a cowboy and learning Spanish. After spending four years in the Navy during the Korean War, he returned to southern Arizona and entered the cattle ranching business. After suffering through a prolonged drought in the 1950's, he sold his first ranch and started to raise Mexican steers and quarter horses at a ranch near Nogales, Arizona. He earned a Master's degree in Geography from the University of Arizona and taught there for a year and a half; he then went on to earn a Ph.D. in Geography from UCLA, and accepted a faculty postion at NAU. While in Flagstaff he got involved in the fight to save the San Francisco Peaks from land developers, and developed an appreciation for Native American beliefs. This eventually helped to provide the inspiration for him to write his first novel. John left NAU in 1973 and returned to Tucson to write full time. During this period he spent a year teaching at the Universidad de Sonora in Hermosillo, and afterwards became a designer of mesquite wood furniture. He now writes full time, dividing his time between Alpine and Oracle, Arizona. He lives with his wife Penny, who also illustrates many of his books.
Collection name	Duncklee, John
Finding aid	http://www.azarchivesonline.org/xtf/view?docId=ead/nau/duncklee_john.xml
Language	English
Repository	Northern Arizona University. Cline Library.
Rights	Digital surrogates are the property of the repository. Reproduction requires permission.
Contributor	Leadbetter, Bruce Rainey, Doug
Subjects	Arizona Snowbowl (Ariz. Coconino Citizens Association (Flagstaff, Ariz. Coconino County (Ariz. Board of Supervisors Coconino County Planning and Zoning Commission Summit Properties (Firm) United States. Forest Service Real estate development--Environmental aspects--Arizona--Flagstaff Ski resorts--Environmental aspects--Arizona--Flagstaff Zoning--Arizona--Flagstaff
Places	Coconino National Forest (Ariz.) Hart Prairie (Ariz.) San Francisco Peaks (Ariz.)
Physical format	Document
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Call number	nm335g000s001b002f0030i001p001
Item number	34654
Creator	Duncklee, John, 1929-
Title	The Lumberjack, Nov. 3, 1972, Vo. 61, No. 11. Front Page.
Date	1972-1974
Type	Text
Collection name	Duncklee, John
Finding aid	http://aao.lib.asu.edu/ViewRecordFrame.jsp?record=0000000351
Language	English
Repository	Northern Arizona University. Cline Library.
Rights	Digital surrogates are the property of the repository. Reproduction requires permission.
Subjects	Arizona Snowbowl (Ariz. Coconino Citizens Association (Flagstaff, Ariz. Coconino County (Ariz. Board of Supervisors Coconino County Planning and Zoning Commission Summit Properties (Firm) United States. Forest Service Real estate development--Environmental aspects--Arizona--Flagstaff Ski resorts--Environmental aspects--Arizona--Flagstaff Zoning--Arizona--Flagstaff
Oral history transcripts	The Lumberjack, Nov. 3, 1972, Vo. 61, No. 11. Front Page.
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Physical dimension	10x14 inches
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Hart Prairie land development controversy [constructed title], 1972-1974.

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