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- (Drawing of actual sculpture in prison yard). Clyde and Marty Hogtrod are still serving time for robbery. The guy who did the sculpture, at taxpayer expense, is still on the loose.. 1
- 1985 1
- 1987 kid is being dragged on stage with scary audience waiting. The old man,1986, is being carried out on stretcher saying, Good luck, kid! 1
- A Marxist pirate ship has taken over El Salvadorian ship. World opinion asks, Have you tried a negotiated settlement. It might be a little late for that. 1
- A Priest (or pastor) is reading scripture in huge but nearly empty cathedral. He says, And they will answer, 'Lord, when did we see you hungry and did not protest cuts in food stamp services.... He must be reading from the Revised Socialist version. 1
- A UCCS professor is fishing in a bucket labeled '83 Colorado building fund. People laugh but one sees professor has a nibble. The state legislature just might come up with some money. 1
- A big rock head of Noriega is resting on the leg of Uncle Sam. US rescue team, Congress and Media are trying to dislodge big rock head of Edwin Meese nearby. 1
- A group called Save Our Springs are trying to recall city councilman, Dave Sarton, from office. They are paranoid about growth in Colorado Springs. They think Sarton, the mail man, is the Growth monster. 1
- A kinder, gentler tax bite. 1
- A large judge casts a shadow over a tiny baby in a manger, (exhibit A), to inspect the offensive evidence. It seems Christmas displays come under review every year to see if they pass the church/state test. 1
- A little boy waits outside of mom's office with gift. Secretary asks if he has an appointment. More moms are working outside the home nowadays. 1
- A small Frontier airplane is about to get swallowed up by airline competition. Pilot announces nothing can go wrong...go wrong. 1
- A toy maker encourages children to adopt their cabbage patch dolls (as a Christmas gift). These dolls were all the rage in 1983, and hard to get. An African starving child might disguise himself as a doll to get adopted and fed. It's worth a try. 1
- ABC sports anchor, Jim McKay, reports they MAY have some time to show audience some actual olympic events between the time they spend on analysis, commercials, travel pieces... 1
- After his reelection, President George W. Bush and the Republican congress has shown signs they are going to explore new territory in governance. It has the Democrats a little worried. 1
- After the Challenger explosion, extra precautions were taken. Future launches will require unanimous votes. 1
- After the election 1
- After trying to cover up the explosion at Chernobyl,Soviet president, Mikhail Gorbachev, blames the western media for revealing the truth.. 1
- Against the advice of his supporters on the new right, President Ronald Reagan decided back a move by the IMF to open up a lot of silver (money) to communist China. The Lone Ranger rides again without his trusted friend, Tonto. How sad. 1
- Al-Jazeera reporters are shocked "that a U.S. Marine may have shot an unarmed man..." yet seem to be OK with atrocities committed by Jihadists. 1
- All non-aligned nations look alike. They all seem to look, a lot, like Lenin. 1
- All terrorists look the same. Uncle Sam looks at Syrian, African, Libyan, Irish Republican Army Terrorist mug shots. 1
- American Gothic painting updated. Nebraska elected a woman Governor. 1
- American eagle stopped Libyan rat. Peacenic dove is sad for the rat. Eagle asks if it would make a difference to point out the poor fellow was armed. 1
- American's favor choice on abortion. Polls also show Americans are opposed to abortion for convenience, media bias. 1
- Americans can't decide whether to spend money in Ron's Gym or Tip's Food and Drink. President Ronald Reagan's plan is to get American in shape. House Speaker, Tip ONeill, wants to add weight to the welfare state. 1
- Amish Rehnquist is hooking up work horse labeled Interpretation up to hot rod US Constitution with activism motor, Liberal Justices Marshall, Brennan and Blackmun are looking a bit embarrassed. 1
- An ABC News poll shows most Americans see poverty and human rights are worse than Soviet subversion. Perhaps more U.S. citizens need to see slaves in USSR forced to work. 1
- An obese Uncle Sam says, "You want ME to establish an institute on obesity? What are you, some kind of comedian, Mr. Gregory?" 1
- At the beach Noriega and Namphy [bullies] are kicking sand at President Reagan and lady liberty. 1
- Automotive CEO, Lee Iacocca, is building a monument of himself in the image of Liberty. Not that there's anything wrong with that... it's sad to be a self-promoter but I'm not accusing him of wrongdoing. 1
- Ayatollah Khomeini puts on his turban, which covers up the hole in his head. In my view, his head is holey. (Hole-y war...get it?) 1
- Ayatollah pointing a bloody finger at someone saying, "Ah Ha! You have innocent blood on your hands." 1
- Back-stabbing and Infighting in the white house brings circle the Wagons call. President Ronald Reagan's staff has brought the Indians (White House critics) inside the circle of the wagon train. 1
- Baseball fans have heard a lot in the media, about hitters taking steroids to enhance their batting performance. Drug use has changed the game. Instead of umpires calling the shots, chemical lab technicians have gotten into the act as well. 1
- Basketball jump start, Dukakis says "Aaack! Foul, ref! He looked at me funny!" Democrats wanting clean contest. 1
- Bear with nose bandage, Bees in hive, Afghanistan "These stingers Reagan sent us work pretty good!" 1
- Big machine [1990 budget], President Bush hands broom to Congress, Mr. Wright and Mr. Mitchell, "You want us to take care of all this? SURE! Leave us the hard part." 1
- Big, mean bull labeled income tax is standing in the way of paving machine, highway funding. Maybe legislature may go around. 1
- Blue print of HUD project shows above-ground building. Below-ground is a toilet. 1
- Boston Red Sox lost world series. Sad Dukakis shows up with 2nd Debate loss in his hand. "You too, huh?" 1
- Boxing analogy 1
- Bruce Babbitt is driving a cart with Dracula [Tax increase] in coffin. He's leaving New Hampshire wondering "I don't know, Count, I just can't understand why people don't like me!" 1
- CIA director, Casey, is a plumber unable to stop the leaks at White House pipes by manipulating media pan catching the water. 1
- Canada's leader, Brian Mulroney is flexing his biceps. copy 1
- Canadian runner, Ben Johnson, is beat out by IOC drug tester guy. Fast, but not fast enough. 1
- Capitol building is surrounded by sacred cows. One bull labeled "obsolete military bases" is being loaded into federal deficit slaughterhouse truck. One cow is worried about the precedent it sets. 1
- Caption "Guess which assault weapon has killed more people in the U.S.A.? Panel 1. [a cigarette] "The one we subsidize?" Panel 2. [a hypodermic needle] "The one we give out free to drug addicts?" Panel 3. [a rifle] "The one we're trying to ban?" 1
- Caption "How to Neutralize Vampires". Panel 1. The Conservative approach 1
- Caption "New taxes for deficit reduction..." Panel 1. "... as seen by taxpayers." Mob robbing small man. "Maybe you don't understand, sucker! Uncle wants his money now." Panel 2. "... As seen by Congress." Santa bringing new taxes, Christmas. 1
- Caption "The Importance of the Second Amendment". Panel 2. has statue of the American Minuteman in 1776 holding a rifle to defend himself. Panel 2. has statue of a Chinese protester in 1989 holding a broom to sweep up the mess. 1
- Caption "Why some women prefer Dukakis" Panel 1-3 Mr. Bush kisses a baby and says "See you at the polls." Panel 4-6 Mr. Dukakis kisses a baby takes care of him in taxpayer day-care center. "See you at 5 1
- Cars are passing by abandoned home and church and heading for new construction of government buildings. Where are we going? 1
- Carter's hostage situation. Terrorism holds gun while Uncle Sam is yawning. 1
- Central American peace patrol drive by Ortega holding a flate tired labeled "Economy" "Aw, c'mon! Let's go back and give the poor guy a hand!" Broken-down truck labeled "Nicaragua" has three bound and gagged hostages. 1
- Chemist shares Olympic torch with athlete. Performance enhancing drugs are quite a problem in sports competition. 1
- Child is being feed from a bottle shaped like the capitol dome. Hands that feed the baby look evil. It seems the government wants to feed us from cradle to grave. 1
- Children are sitting in a broken-down school bus with missing tires labeled, Television and broken families, a broken drive shaft, labeled Academic standards. Educators can always find a small part in the engine that's broken. It's called Lack of Money. 1
- Circular vacuum work project. Deficit clean up leaves dust for the jobs bill to clean up which leaves dust for... House speaker Tip O'Neill tells President Ronald Reagan, the beauty about the program is that Politicians are the ones who REALLY clean up. 1
- City Transit bus is going down street with net to catch forced fares from taxpayers. 1
- City council, "All in favor of letting Lowell Center borrow our bulldozer say, "Aye". 1
- City taxpayers, all broken up, get loaded into Ambulance. Ski Broadmoor supporters in ski outfit wave saying, "Y'all come back!" 1
- Civil rights restoration act written on giant bulldog. Personnel manager to secretary "Doris, do you rememberthat 58-year-old east-Albanian transvestite with aids that we turned down for a job here yesterday?" "He's back!" 1
- Close up Jane Fonda, who knows Tim Wirth is for a strong national defense. 1
- Coach Bush, asks Treasury Secretary Brady, what to tackle first. Huge football feet with S&L Bailout on socks. 1
- Colombian drug dealers are killing innocent Colombians while American drug users are complaining "Excuse me? Could we get a little service here? We'd like to get killed too, y'know!" 1
- Colorado Attorney General, Duane Woodard, is arresting gambler Charity Casinos guy while leaving Charity Poker player and lottery player legit. 1
- Colorado Governor candidate, Steve Schuck is drawing attention by wrestling with Coach Dick Lamm. Candidates, Roy Romer, Ted Strickland and Robert Kirscht are not getting media attention. 1
- Colorado Representative Pat Schroeder leads goose-stepping day-care police to grandma's and grandpa's house to see if their day-care operation measures up to federal standards. 1
- Colorado Representative, Ken Kramer, warns fellow firemen (U.S. congress) as the try to put out fire in El Salvador, they should pay attention to the fire starting in the neighboring Mexican oil tanks. It could develop in to a very explosive situation. 1
- Colorado Republican Senate candidate, Terry Considine's primary opponent Martha Ezzard tried to smear him with being a clone of controversial preacher, Jerry Falwell. Terry turned the mud into water. 1
- Colorado Senate Republican Candidate, Bo Callaway, the fox, is happy to get Brair rabbit, Tim Wirth, to strike the sticky issue of breaking up AT&T. It's a tar baby. Smack him again. 1
- Colorado Senator Gary Hart is running for president and is a part-time senator for the state. He is like (the movie) The Electric Cowboy...flashy lights, entertainer, etc. (takes Saudi money). Colorado voters wonder if he can actually herd cattle. 1
- Colorado Senator Gary Hart's rocket is slow to take off...needs battery jump start from a pick up. Senator John Glenn and Senator Fritz Mondale rockets take off, big time. The Right Bluff is a take-off from the movie, The Right Stuff. 1
- Colorado Senator, Tim Wirth and Democratic congress are stoning President Ronald Reagan's EPA department with money. Taxpayers are not surprised to see that happen. Take THAT, big bureaucracy! 1
- Colorado Springs District 11 administrators are trying to close the door at South Junior High but a little kid's head is blocking it. Lots of parents are resisting the closure because South has been around for a long time. It's for the children, isn't it? 1
- Colorado State lawmakers can't think of any other pressing business to talk about while a $128 million deficit dragon is eating up the capitol building. 1
- Colorado building with lion statues on steps and human bones beneath. One lion is Secretary of State Meyer who ate tax limitation petition. the other is Judge Carrigan who ate Official English petition. 1
- Colorado governor Dick Lamm and the U.S. Border Patrol are interested in buying the Great Wall of China. Immigration problems are needing to be solved in the United States. The China trade relations folks might be interested. 1
- Colorado voters knocked out Amendment 6. Gov. Romer says "Thanks for your help, stranger. Now, give me your wallet." He's holding tax increase bag. 1
- Colorado voters put a lock on the tax wine cellar. Our so-called public servants have been sampling the wine a bit too much. Amendment 4 requires voter approval if state and local government leaders want to raise our taxes. 1
- Columbus-like Neo Liberal Senator Gary Hart believes he has discovered a new land with his redistribution ideas. He's landed in the Republican times beach and is claiming the land of capitalism as his own. Actually, he is a redistribution kind of fellow. 1
- Commercial airline flies over country looking at a huge construction project in the shape of a pig. Passenger asks what the project is called. Answer 1
- Communist Nicaragua is the match that burns the Unanimous declaration of the thirteen united states in central America. 1
- Congress delivered on funding for President Ronald Reagan's MX missile program. As the president enters the poker game with the Soviet communists, his hand will be greatly strengthened with the MX bargaining chip arrival. 1
- Congress gets OK from court to launch a Special Prosecutor against President Reagan. 1
- Congress is gathered at a huge capitol building to vote on raising the debt ceiling again. It looks dangerous. 1
- Congress is planning to bury Reagan's budget plan. Cut away shows the price of oil will greatly affect the economy when she blows. Maybe it's too early to bury the budget. 1
- Congress issues war on poverty gun. Cartoon bubble "Ready... Aim..." Gun is pointing toward entry level jobs kid. Signs on box of guns "Govt. issue War on Poverty Weapons" and "The minimum wage $5.05". 1
- Congress member is carried into a business place by government slaves to see if the business is complying with labor, health and civil rights laws. Employee is reading a newspaper headline saying, "Congress exempt from own laws". 1
- Congressmen are tearing apart the US Government car, obviously making a mess of it, Wright tells electorate to pay more attention to the driver, the presidency...where the media are. 1
- Conservative, Colorado Springs will always get run over by Liberal, Denver in the city wages department. Denver marches to beat of a different majorette. 1
- Construction workers build democratic platform. On the front is sign showing, Socialism" Cradle to grave government care." Leader tells workman who is putting up a banner saying, "Family programs". They are just supposed to cover up top word. 1
- Cover page of 1982 year end review. President Ronald Reagan (and his economic program) is tied to a cactus. Federal spending cow has him all wrapped up. 1
- Cuban tyrant, Fidel Castro is talking to Soviet leader, Mikhail Gorbachev about getting a Chernobyl-like nuclear plant in Cuba. 1
- Dan Quayle is pictured as a quail on the run. Media hunters are missing shots. One says, "I don't know about the 'draft' part, but he sure is good at dodging. Copy. sent original to Quayle. 1
- Dan Rather of CBS is supposed to be covering the tug-of-war, but is actually pulling for the Democratic team with Dukakis. 1
- Daniel Ortega signing a document "I, Daniel Ortega, hereby promice to comply with the Central American Peace Plan. Signed 1
- Death and Taxes are sitting comfortably in the home of SURE THINGS. Entering in is "Illegal Campaign Donations" man. In every election there is going to be cries of "illegal campaign donations". 1
- Debt policeman is taking old man 1988 in. Man says, "Good luck" to little 1989 baby. 1
- Defense attorneys for Vernon Wayne Templeman can dance on police officer Mark Dabling's grave. Their sob stories and trial tactics worked to get their convicted murderer a life sentence. Mark Dabling is dead. 1
- Defense attorneys for suspected police murderer, Vernon Wayne Templeman, are using every trick in the book to delay justice. People are losing patience with the court. 1
- Defense lawyer Seawell is in court pleading not guilty for client accused of poaching. Race and economic condition is given as reason. It makes sense if you are running for US senate. 1
- Delegation from the U.S. returns to China. China's dear leader, Deng, rolls out the red carpet, which is a little squishy with blood of Tibetan monks. 1
- Democrat House Speaker, Jim Wright, has sent Contra's flower bullets to fight communism. Contra soldiers give up. 1
- Democrat donkey drags Dukakis rowboat over a mountain looking for a mainstream somewhere. Mike Dukakis has no defense policy. 1
- Disneyland setting. The NASA volunteer in space office has no people standing in line for the ride after another rocket explosion. 1
- Dole the tax raiser with elephant mask, GOP afraid, I'm one of you. 1
- Doves [against the war], using a Dukakis campaign kit which includes and eagle-like beak, are getting ready to fly among a forest full of Reagan Democrat hawks [pro-war]. Dove Dukakis asks, "Are you sure the hawks are going to fall for this Sasso? 1
- Dr. Wirth and Dr. Kramer (Senate candidates) are paying close attention to beauty patient opinion polls while their personal political convictions seems to be dead. 1
- Drawing of every president in the history of the US. Caption "They are some leaders who might not have made if they were subjected to the same scrutiny as Dan Quayle." 1
- Drug Suppliers are sent to jail. Get out on the other side to the the demand side (drug users) are in stronger demand. One policeman to another "Maybe we should pay a little more attention to the demand side." 1
- Drug dealers are not afraid of law enforcement. The profits they can make selling drugs far outweigh the punishment they face if they are caught by law enforcement. 1
- Drug traffickers fly F-15 jets. the Colorado Bureau of Investigation budget police fly WW1 biplanes. 1
- Duarte as State Dept. puppet, Land reform lost, Arena party wins. Duarte says ""Sure, give 'em a vote," you said! "Let 'em determine their own destiny," you said!" 1
- Dukakis and Bush are at the poker table. Dukakis is saying, "Oh yeah? Well, I'll see your minimum wage proposal and toss in a parental leave policy!" Waitress is looking a pick slip. They are cleaning out the bar owner. 1
- Dukakis in miracle boat, sinking, Men on deck of large ship "Here comes our prospective commander now." 1
- Dukakis looks at Arias Peace plan, picture of dove, Ortega eating dove. Mr. Dukakis "Cute little dove you have here, Señor Ortega." 1
- Dukakis, head of donkey, runs to finish line, Jackson and Gore also in head, close race. Man talking to woman "Now that's what I'd call a close race!" 1
- During a drought in Georgia, Colorado farmers sent truck loads of hay there...all that without a rock concert. Imagine that. 1
- Eastern Airlines pilot as the control tower "Pilot to Control Request permission to lighten our load!" Federal Court judge replies "This is control. Request denied. Now Fly!" 1
- Economic terms as defined by public schools. Supply is diploma, Demand is parent who insists on social diploma. Gross National product is dumb graduate. 1
- El Paso County is on life support with DATA management association. It can't look at Bid Right medical supplies. The county commission's attachment to DATA management keeps them from inviting other bidders to compete. Something strange is going on here. 1
- Election. GOP elephant is making his way to boxing ring to fight the Democratic champ, Tim Wirth. He is beating himself up before reaching the ring. 1
- Elephant is sad if the Republicans lose the Conra Aid vote. Donkey is sad if the Democrats lose Central America. 1
- Environmental Political Agency...the dirty truth. Big confrontations with liberals, big government bureaucrats and limited government supporters seem to have the stage while the environment is neglected. 1
- Environmental Protection Agency, sheriff Anne Grouch, has town council polluters in jail. She says, Don't blame me. YOU made the law. 1
- Environmentalist sect comes together on Earth Day. 1
- Everyone knows you shouldn't feed bears. Newly declared presidential candidate, George McGovern thinks if we feed the soviet bear Central American bacon, we'll be OK. 1
- Fall TV viewer interest camera focus is Olympics, Football, World Series are big. Small on stilts are Bush and Dukakis debates. 1
- Famous Primary Campaign Phrases 1
- Fat Jim Wright (representing Congress) tells defense and social programs they have to adjust belts due to budget crisis. They tighten, congress loosens his belt so he can have a pay raise. 1
- Featuring the nose of a cocaine user. Panel 1. An uneducated cocaine user could have a straw up his nose and snort drugs. Panel 2. An Educated user could do the same thing. Panel 3. A REPENTANT drug user does not snort. 1
- Fed chairman, Paul Volcker, is lighting his economic recovery (victory) cigar with high interest rate matches. 1
- Federal Reserve chairman, Paul Volker, knocked out the bull stock market with is discount rate cape. Bull hit high interest rate wall. Oops. 1
- Federico Pena wins the mayor's race in Denver. Ex-mayor, William McNichols gives Colorado Governor Richard Lamm advice not to say anything about his immigration policies. (Governor Lamm believed in boarder control.) 1
- Fidel Castro singing "Happy birthday to me" Cuban revolution 30 years, burning people candles on cake. 1
- Five El Paso County commissioners had an opportunity to raise taxes but instead voted to cut spending. Whoa! Feds call for quarantine. 1
- Following the idea in a mustard commercial. Pat Schroeder, in a limo, asks soldiers in jeep if they've seen any government waste. 1
- Food for peace program gives out free food to starving population. Among the starving (farmer) is the guy looking to survive. His home-grown apple prices can't compete with free apples. Sometimes foreign aid smashes local economies. 1
- Football analogy. Because of the GOP huge majority in both house and senate the '84 budget football easily passes. 1
- Four drawings. Handgun is legal. Automatic gun is illegal. Next, long eared dog is legal, Pit bull is ? 1
- Fourth of July with Uncle Sam, the eagle and children dancing. Nuke protesters think it might not be a good day to demonstrate. 1
- France thought they had a gentleman's agreement with Islamic terrorists. They would go easy on them if they didn't attack people of France. Here a pig is watching a snake swallowing her piglet. I guess it's hard to make bargains with Islamic extremists. 1
- Free enterprise thrives on reward/punishment system. Courts are supposed to punish evil. When they forgive like God does there is no need for them. 1
- Freedom fighters from foreign lands [Angola and Afghanistan] need to be careful when they come to America to ask for aid. We have a lot of liberals in our government. 1
- Fresno, San Diego, Los Angeles public employees (rats) are leaving the Social Security sinking ship. California is always first. 1
- Funding for the State Patrol could lead to disaster on the State Highways. (This cartoon is a bit over-dramatic, but it does get your attention) 1
- GOP manager for boxer, President Ronald Reagan is concerned about his large deficit belly. His upper body is OK it's just unusual for a conservative president to run up such a large deficit. It might hurt him in the next election. 1
- Gay man in hospital with aids hearing a report on TV about people dancing in the streets of New York. Council passed a homosexual rights bill. 1
- George Bush is carrying Dan Quayle to shore saving them both from sharks. CBS shark has a wimp label in his mouth. 1
- Geraldine Ferraro, son's punishment for cocaine, Ms Ferraro on telephone "Yes, Judge, I agree selling cocaine is wrong! I agree my son, John, should be punished... But, my gawd, does he have to do his own cooking?" 1
- Giant, Palestinian uses sling shot, Israel has heavy armor, Rocks! Why didn't I think of that? 1
- Glasnost (openness) soviet style is a bon fire where Gorby is throwing in books...Brezhnev, Chernenko, etc. from the USSR library. 1
- Gorbachev reading a Soviet ABM treaty breakout plan has gun at Uncle Sam's head. Uncle Sam, reading SDI research book has gun at dummy's head. Mutually Assured Destruction policy in play. 1
- Gorby is serving Russians soup, labeled Glasnost, with media present. A curtain covers up the rest of the Russian empire, Slavs, Czechs, Armenians, Poles, Latvians, etc. starving. 1
- Gorby speaks, butter, birds, flowers, peace, hands out tanks guns, bombs to Castro, Ortega 1
- Gorby's brand new kitchen, the Reform Bakery, is ready to produce. Shipment of flour is one bag. 1
- Governor Richard Lamm sings positive state of state message for 1983. He doesn't see wolf behind the door waiting for something to eat. 1
- Great evergreen for tax time. All of the "progress" like wine comes back to hurt us. "Housing for the homeless." "Here's to more Farm Aid." "Increase in education spending." "Free day care for the poor." "A toast to National health care." 1
- Guess which critter the West German government believes has chemicals that are dangerous to public health 1
- Guy living under a bridge can't decide to be the democratic nominee to run against Joel Hefley in 1990 or hitchhike to Florida. 1
- HBO movie stars and Union of Concerned Scientists are walking the plank on Captain Midnight's vessel. Lady says to scientist I thought you said star wars technology was unfeasible. 1
- Hammer and sickle are lying on the ground. The wooden handles are sprouting flowers, labeled Russian church. "Persistent, isn't it?" 1
- Hank Brown takes up fetal position on abortion. pro-life candidate, politics 1
- Hard economic times has the State Fair lady riding in old, broken Pueblo pick up. Denver, in new car, is trying to pick her up. I hope she stays in Pueblo. 1
- Harvesting babies has the storks flying with vultures. It used to be an honorable profession. 1
- Hawk Arsenal includes tanks, bombers, fighters, carriers, destroyers, subs, missiles, ground troops, SDI, radar stations, etc. Dove arsenal is a brain with an endless supply of Vietnam war comparisons. 1
- Headline on paper says, "Lung cancer victims see victory in $17 million Pall Mall lawsuit." Fat kid comes to shopping cart with Sugar Zows. His mom says, "Sure...Why not? We can always sue." 1
- Here is a pretty accurate drawing of Herford cow showing it's manure labeled Neo-Nazi's homeland. 1
- High class couple sits at private enterprise restaurant. Mayor Bob, as busboy, says, "Sports Arena? Hey, we all might try some of that. Yo! taxpayers" 1
- High wire trapeze act. President Ronald Reagan is catcher with huge coat tails labeled popularity. congress elephant looks confident. Democrats say he's cheating.. 1
- Hollywood produced this image for a "missing children" horror movie. I repeated the image and connected it with the US abortion industry. 1
- Horse race track analogy. GOP elephant goes to starting gate. Donkey goes also but loaded down with Special Interest endorsements. 1
- House Speaker, Jim Wright, is catching lots of pork money in his spider web. 1
- House Speaker, Tip O'Neill and Majority Leader, Jim Wright are walking away from President Ronald Reagan's desk having left a huge, stinky 1987 spending bill saying, I sure hope he signs it. 1
- House Speaker, Tip O'Neill and and Senator Barry Goldwater are doctors diagnosing an obvious case of contagious commie disease on a patient from Central America. Tip wants to prescribe aspirin as medicine. Goldwater wants commitment without limit. 1
- House Speaker, Tip O'Neill, an obvious tax-dollar, spending junkie wants Uncle Sam (U.S. taxpayers) to give him some more money to help him to make a payment on the deficit. There's a Great Society Bar right next door. Hmmm. 1
- House speaker, Tip O'Neill resists and unprecedented intrusion, in determining U.S. foreign policy. He is telling President Ronald Reagan to stay away from Central American cabin with communist bear entering into the back door.. 1
- House speaker, Tip O'Neill, can't seem to wrestle his credit card to the mat. The budget deficit charge card pinned him again. Would that the credit card would face the scissors (Balance Budget Amendment). 1
- House speaker, Tip O'Neill, is an expert and playing partisan politics with the Equal Rights for Women issue. He has glued a GOP politician to his seat when he might want to stand for the ERA queen. Tip uses the word, fairness a lot. 1
- How should congress fight the Deficit dragon? Panel 1. Should they fire more tax increases into it's mouth, which makes It grow even larger? Panel 2. Or should they just reduce Gov't spending and starve it to death? Duhh. 1
- How we make laws in the United states 1
- Huge Russian bear going after Central American Freedom lady trapped in a corner. President Reagan aiming congressional spit wad. 1
- Hundreds of worshipers kneel before a false God of Compromise. We feel comfortable with that God, I guess. However, there are some things we can't compromise on. 1
- In the old days, the family would take care of grandfather. Today, many more families are abandoning gramps to the government to take of. It's kind of sad. 1
- In this election the democrat party donkey is looking in closet wondering whether to wear the hippy, special interest Senator Gary Hart, Senator Fritz Mondale, Senator Alan Cranston outfit or the working class Senator John Glenn overalls. 1
- Iran's Ayatollah, with horns, hangs free speech. 1
- Iran's ayatollah, Holy War Leader is Senator Packwood's secret tax reform adviser. 1
- Iranian Terrorists are rowing a bomb toward a US target. One is singing "Be...all that you can be..." Second rower is thinking, "Itty-bitty pieces." 1
- Iranian mullahs are on the phones in a business operation. They are trading captured hostages from different countries for cash. Charts show Iranian rug and oil sales going down but hostage revenue going up. 1
- Israel Prime Minister Shamir picks up paper Likud ballots when Palestinian terrorists throw bombs. Turn bombs into paper. Caption "Another miracle in the Holy Land ... Palestinian terrorists turn bombs into paper." 1
- Israel is often tagged with being an obstacle of "Mideast Peace". What may people see is Arabs and Persians fighting against one another. 1
- Israel's Prime minister Yitzak Shamir leaves New York with a nice agreement from President Ronald Reagan. The Statue of Liberty is holding a menorah instead of a lamp. Let that light shine. 1
- Israeli Prime Minister, Yitzhak Shamir, feels abandoned by the United States State Department. He just got a "Dear John" letter. 1
- Israeli lion is taking a beating for catching a PLO snake trying to choke him. Cartoon bubble over bird depicting World Opinion "Pick on somebody your own size, you brute!" 1
- It seems only the little state of Israel can rescue the rest of the world from terrorist lizard. 1
- It seems there was a lot of interest by the liberal media about President Ronald Reagan's defense policy in Bolivia. The media doesn't seem to be much interested in the drug traffickers there. 1
- It used to be, when police stopped an obviously drunk driver, they would ASK for their license. Now, with a new drunk driving law the police can TAKE their license. 1
- It's a scary scenario. The United States and the Soviet Union are having a disagreement. Both are holding barrels of TNT in their arms and a small terrorist in the shoe of the USSR just might have a match to cause a huge explosion. 1
- Jack and the beanstalk analogy. A Giant (Debt) is coming down Production stalk sown by government farm subsidies. Uncle Sam sold the beans to farmers way back in the depression days. 1
- Jackson and Dukakis climb in boxing ring, media focus on Cuomo finding seat. 1
- Jackson and Dukakis in kinetic art museum, see economy boom sculpture, put an end to violence, hopefully. 1
- Jane Fonda is looking down in a Vietnam grave containing American soldier skeleton with hole in head saying, "OK! I'm, like, sorry! OK?" 1
- Jesse Jackson boards a bus driven by Democrats. Dukakis, Gephardt, and others are front. Backseat is where the unelectable sit. 1
- Jesse Jackson on donkey and big liberal agenda bag is getting ready to make a big leap to white house. "Sure, we can do it!". Below are the bones of Walter Mondale and George McGovern holding their liberal agenda bags. 1
- Jesse Jackson told to stay out of certain states headline. They're worried about losing voters. Dukakis tells Jesse to use the back entrance. 1
- Jim Wright and George Bush walk away from a table showing a pile of bones labeled "Contra Aid". Now THAT's what I call a power lunch." 1
- Jim Wright holds contras arms while Ortega hits him with hammer and sickle, USSR soldier, GT 1
- Jim Wright is teacher mad at student Robert Michel. He used a bad word..."ethics". 1
- Jim Wright, shoveling money, deficit spending. "I think I'm beginning to understand why these guys can't make it on the $89,500-a-year salaries!" 1
- John Tower is taking his date home from the dance. He had to promise Senate Armed Services Committee he would have her home by 10 1
- John Tower, trying to get over the high hurdle of ethics. Democratic referee looking on. Mr. Bush says it's unfair. GOP referee is laughing because Jim Wright runs next. 1
- Judge Werker has ruled (pulled up the rope ladder to the tree house) that parents can't enter or observe the sex counseling their children are getting. This ruling is tied to the tax- funded FAMILY planning project. 1
- Judge painted sign on side of building of lady Justice holding scales. One scale labeled Innocence the other labeled, Extenuating Circumstances. Guilt just sounded so harsh, to the judge. 1
- Justice O'Conner, Supreme Court, tells city police they have a right to mislead suspect's attorney, 1
- Justice dept. is getting ready to operate on teamster leadership bringing in all kinds of transplant organs. 1
- Karl Marx thought religion was the opium of the masses. Communism has been shown to fall short in producing the kind of classless society he visualized. Marx is like the stone that had no power to block the resurrection of Christ. What a surprise. 1
- Kids leave the protection of the state, where prayer is protected by the constitution, to the unprotected public school. Congressional leaders can pray publicly but public educators cannot pray publicly. Go figure. 1
- King Kong, Iran, is battling Godzilla, Iraq, and destroying the city. Citizen asks Uncle Sam if we're backing Godzilla. 1
- Kofi Annan, of United Nations, finally has some good news for the war-torn Nation of Sudan (after a long time talking about a plan) that what they have suffered MAY never happen again...again. Woo-wee! 1
- Liberal House Speaker, Tip O'Neill, is giving the Soviets an idea what's in President Ronald Reagan's poker hand in critical Geneva Arms Talks. The nuclear freeze action in the house weakens president's hand. 1
- Liberal columnist, Carl Rowan in Washington, wants to ban handguns even though he used one to protect his house. Should button his coat or his lip. 1
- Liberal judges play around with the law by not allowing states to enforce their capital punishment laws. It's like a hop-scotch game with them while they jump from one murder-victim chalk outline to another. 1
- Liberal peace activist mother calls the pentagon to complain their nuclear bombs are scaring the heck out of her children (hiding under the table). The mother's demonstration posters might also have something to do with that. 1
- Lion from England is showing chart with conclusive proof of state-sponsored terrorism coming from Syria. Bored bear is eating clueless chickens, Italy, Denmark, etc. The U.S. Eagle, at international forum, says, I know how you feel. 1
- Little American boy in US defense wagon tries to motivate military goat to pull everything by holding a tin can in front of his nose. Secretary of Defense Les Aspin is holding the pension plan carrot. That might actually work to motivate goat. 1
- Looking out from the stage are many real and imagined people. We have identified 1
- Lotto con man, state legislature, entices public to play game to drop prisoner in prison. Step right up folks. 1
- Man and woman walking past prostitute...appeals to baser instincts, past drug dealer, addictive to some, False advertising, selling beach-front property in Kansas, last panel 1
- Man reads paper announcing support for 7-day waiting period for handgun purchase. Also, there's a story about an escaped hatchet murderer. Thinks murderer might not wait for man to get protection. 1
- Many hands in state legislature are trying to steal Colorado's lottery pie. Other hands protect the (funds) pie. 1
- Map of Africa with US ice bag on Libya. Ahhh, relief again. (Nina. I think this relates to President Reagan's bombing of Libya's Moammar Gadhafi's family.) 1
- Map of United States and Colombia, Noriega holding syringe. 1
- Marshall, Blackmum, Stephens, and ?, the judicial activists have run up the basketball score 38 to 4. Now with the addition of Justice Kennedy to conservative side, need to find a rule change. 1
- Mayor Bob and beat up council welcome Mr. Pederson aboard ship. 1
- Mayor Bob as Scrooge looks at Nixon as Marley holding Watergate transcripts. Bob wonders "But, Marley...the whole story! Wouldn't it be easier to stonewall on the tape and transcript and say the press is out to get me?" 1
- Mayor Bob, dressed in mafia outfit, files nails while council wonders "I don't know. Everything looked fine. [Arlington, Texas City Manager William] Kirchhoff was all set to take the job, he was packing his bags, then his phone rang..." 1
- Media are trying to hang Ed Meese, but he takes off dragging the tree. Press says, "Boy! He sure is tenacious!" 1
- Media floozy holds up sign saying, Act 473.38, "The indictments" turning to Independent counsel L. Walsh back stage and says, "Better hurrry. We are losing our audience." Donkey holds script of Iran-Contra affair. 1
- Media masses are focusing on a zit on Dan Quayle's face. Talking head says, "Then, there will be those who will say the media are blowing this out of proportion." 1
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- Media wants Afghanistan, Stock market, starving, etc. to get out of the way to shoot shoes. 1
- Mike Dukakis at a cock fight with a dove (Foreign Policy) against a communist with a big rooster. 1
- Mikhail Gorbachev is a Cobra snake, playing peace song flute while human, Rajiv Gandhi of India, sways to the tune. 1
- Military planners see a tidal wave heading for the Philippines. The Philippines has been a key base for the Allied forces in their battle against the Soviet Union. After the Philippine election, those bases might be gone. 1
- Mitterrand as Napoleon retreats in winter Waterloo defeat, Socialist Utopia that-a-way sign. oversize toon. 1
- Moderate Republicans are trying to fool people by leading the happy faced GOP elephant backward toward more tax. President Ronald Reagan must be blind to follow the moderate's lead. (Another reason for rise of tea party) 1
- Mother Earth Religious Society (the deep state) in congress and Washington bureaucracy wants to grill President Ronald Reagan next. EPA secretary Anne Burford didn't survive the inquisition. 1
- Mother, congress is abandoning her baby (fiscal responsibility) at the door of the Office of Budget Management. Gramm-Rodman court ruling is calling her back. Congress hates being responsible for spending issues. 1
- Mountain Bell's long-time slogan, Let your fingers do the walking. might be in trouble. The breakup of AT&T into 22 Bell companies may produce local rate increases. 1
- Mr. Bush sits as president, Mr. Sam Nunn sits as, commander-in-chief. 1
- Mr. Dukakis and Democrats are putting an old, moderate body on top of liberal frame and race engine. Printed on side of car "Vote for Dukakis / He believes in old-fashioned values ... Like respect for truth!" 1
- Mr. Dukakis is adding huge government regulations, with all the baggage passed on to small business vote to sink the boat. 1
- Mr. Dukakis is in a room with portraits of FDR and Truman. He's talking to Fritz, George, Jimmy...Don't call me here. Reagan tells him he's no Harry S. Truman. 1
- Mr. Dukakis is in the football locker room with beat-up liberal players. One says, "You can stop it with the 'I'm on your side' bit, Mike." President-elect Bush says, "the "L" word stands for "loser". 1
- Mr. Reagan, Mr. Bush, and GOP are standing above a car crash ('87 Market crash) wondering why Mr. Dukakis and donkey are mourning. Reagan asks "Why are they mourning? We all escaped from that crash!" Elephant replies "That's why they're mourning." 1
- Muammar Gaddafi's line of death has mouth open for Reagan to operate on teeth. 1
- Multinational Banks drill past 3rd World Oil glut and tap into Visa and MasterCard credit cards. We're Rich! 1
- Mutual Assured Destruction barbarian has straw man SDI shield down. Not impenetrable. Secretary of Defense Tower comes out of shoe thinking it IS effective. Partial deployment. 1
- NATO truck fueling Soviet bomber, "Ga$ for Perestroika / Easy Credit" Soviet truck loading bombs for Afghanistan. 1
- NBC news has taken a particular delight in showing blood and gore in the Abbas piece. Now have an opportunity to do a snuff film up the street.. 1
- NBC, ABC CBS, etc, mikes are pointed to Nicaragua leader Ortega, giving him speech freedom while the stands provide bars for Sandinistas. Maybe people in our liberal media aren't aware that free speech is prohibited in some countries. DP-87.tif 1
- Native American Governor Dick Lamm is asking for more arrows to attack Colorado developer wagon train. Arrow handed to him by economic stagnation death hand. 1
- Newly elected Philippine president, Maria Corazon Aquino (Cory), walks away with US taxpayers coat and shirt. House Speaker, Tip O'Neill, says, that was the greatest speech I've ever heard. Congress is very generous with taxpayer money. 1
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- Nicaraguan freedom being tossed by Sandinistas, Ortega at bat, 1
- Not a graceful exit for dictator Marcos and his wife. They were ready to abandon the ship but the ship didn't sink. 1
- Not all who come from the east are wise. Iran's Ayatollah Khomeini brings TNT, not gifts, to Bethlehem. 1
- Nude dancers have protected free speech. Hate Groups have protected free speech. Street preachers, however, have crossed the line. (All are singing "America" but the preacher mentioned "God".) 1
- OPEC minister is sinking in oil yet feels good to still be in driver's seat. Customers say, Bye as the price of oil goes down. 1
- Odd size 'toon showing format of popular six-difference strip. Panel two shows larger police, no religious freedom, no press freedom, few smiles, etc. 1
- Old west analogy. Uncle Sam is driving a stage coach, filled with Europe and other passengers. The stage coach is being attacked by Soviets, terrorists and other dictators. etc. Europe complains the U.S. is keeping them awake. 1
- Olympic rings are connected to handcuffs locked on to a hand holding money. Caption "News item 1
- Olympic symbol, Soviet bear, Misha is eating an Afghan snack. Mickey, visiting red square, thought Misha was talking about a blanket. 1
- Once again the democratic party expects the black vote to play the rear end part of the donkey. 1
- One room school building with rat maze, regulation, attached. "But governor, this is an education free zone!" "We've been free from education for years!" 1
- Ortega, shoots himself in foot with the Honduras Invasion, Shoeshine boy, Tip O'Neil, anti-Contra aid vote, is embarrassed. Denver Post, Copley, Oversize toon. 1
- Out-of-state tourists see big welcome to Colorado sign. Then have to pay a tourist sign tax to enter. 1
- Overcrowded prisons are dangerous. The bars that hold prisoners in are actually TNT sticks with fuses burning. 1
- PLO peacekeeping forces arrive in Lebanon to keep peace between peacekeeping forces. Nice. 1
- Panel 1"The Secret of President Reagan's successful economic program." Freedom eagle is flying off. Panel 2. "How Michael Dukakis expects to do better." Shows eagle trying to fly with a management chain attached. 1
- Panel 1-2. A survey revealed people who live in red states are more compassionate in giving to the poor (out of their own resources) than people in the blue states. What does that say about compassion in America? 1
- Panel 1-2. House speaker Tip O'Neil foams at the mouth upon hearing American Pilots are flying reconnaissance mission. in a foreign war zone (In Central America). He doesn't seem to notice when Soviet pilots do the same thing. 1
- Panel 1-2. President Ronald Reagan is surprisingly soft on a terrorist arrested by Secretary of State, George Shultz. He says he's going to throw the book at terrorists, but he seems to be helping them with books. 1
- Panel 1-3. President Ronald Reagan, as a duck hunter, had a pretty good shoot. He brought down inflation and interest rates but the duck that got away is coming back with a bomb. He's titled "Unemployment". 1
- Panel 1-3. Statue of Liberty thinking globalists believe survival is more important than freedom. wonder what their symbol for life would be...assuming life had their permission. 1
- Panel 1-3. The right to vote is in danger if some liberal party controls the Judicial Branch. Johnny is a pretty bright kid. He knows that our forefathers gave us a Constitutional Republic, not a Democracy. 1
- Panel 1-4. A reporter asks President Ronald Reagan a complicated question about how his own economic advisors could be so wrong in their warnings when the economy was doing so well. Reagan thought is was great to have economic advisors who bat 1,000. 1
- Panel 1-4. Iranian President, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, sounds a lot like Germany's Adolph Hitler. He hates the Jewish people and wants to wipe them off the map. He breaks agreements, he closes off first amendment rights. He's bad. 1
- Panel 1-4. Man sniffing the air to test for poisonous gas. OSHA goes in Union Carbide safety office to sniff in the right place. Oversize toon. 1
- Panel 1-4. The Iwo Jima, raising-the-flag image depicts the U.S. is planting the flag on the neck of Terrorist activities everywhere with the reelection of President George W. Bush. 1
- Panel 1-4. Two men riding in a polluting car are going through cloud of pollution. The passenger thinks they can't do anything to change their driving habits. They have to wait for government to do something. It turns out they are government employees. 1
- Panel 1-4. United States Olympic President--- Schiller tried to get the USOC weight off the ground but failed. Ahh...the agony of defeat. 1
- Panel 1-4. In this election year, senate candidate, Tim Wirth is on both sides of the fence on Gun control. Denver Post. 1
- Panel 1-4. The liberal media, in Iraq, do not seem interested in the U.N. Food for Oil scandal. They are bored with stories about terrorist atrocities. But if there is a hint of a U.S. Marine shooting an unarmed man, they are all over it. 1
- Panel 1-5. It's a story about a man who built a better mousetrap. The world did, indeed, beat a path to his door. Well, big government officials beat a path to his door with their rules and regulations. They killed the poor fella. 1
- Panel 1-5. Supreme Court Chief Justice William Rehnquist was hospitalized with throat cancer. Both Republican and Democrat party operatives had to swing into high gear building conservative and liberal tracks for the future of America. 1
- Panel 1-5. The free world hates to be struck in the butt with terrorist arrows. Panel 6. Iran, Libya and USSR are shooting the arrows, but the free world never seems to catch on. 1
- Panel 1-6. Iraqi dictator, Saddam Hussein, slaps Israeli Prime Minister, Yitzhak Shamir...twice...and Shamir doesn't strike back. He's just waiting for Hussein to smacked down by Western forces. 1
- Panel 1-6. Presidential candidate, Senator John Kerrys Vice President nominee, Senator John Edwards said if they win the election, handicapped people can get up out of their wheelchairs and walk. It seems a little like an overstatement to me. 1
- Panel 1-6. Serial killer, Ted Bundy, gets more and more extensions. He was arrested in 1979. Now it's 1986 and the courts are still extending his execution date. 1
- Panel 1-6. The election is over and congress continues to kick the ticking time bomb, (Social Security bankruptcy) down the road. It's not set to go off, now, until 2042. Our poor grandchildren might be there for the explosion. 1
- Panel 1-6. We had an election. We, the people spoke. We elected limited-government types to run the government in Washington, D.C. We now seem to be getting shaken down by liberal Republicans. 1
- Panel 1-6. The American Medical Association decided that they should protect citizens from cigarette advertisements in newspapers. Some people think that's a good thing. Others are concerned it might be unconstitutional, an infringement of free speech. 1
- Panel 1-6. show the evolution of weapons...fist, club, sword, bow-arrow, gun, MX missile, all of which grow steadily deadlier. Panel 7. God's peacekeeper is a baby, who is Jesus, stays the same. God's grace shown to all mankind. 1
- Panel 1. A China story 1
- Panel 1. Boy speaks Spanish in store, Panel 2. Governor says he got'ta speak English to work here. Panel 3-4. Old lady liberalism hits with cane, calls him a racist. 1
- Panel 1. Budget storm hits local office. Panel 2. Atlantis plan to disrupt speech. Panel 3. Skiers need to pay for rescue. Panel 4. Judge Williams' loitering gals. 1
- Panel 1. Colorado Springs has landed the honor of carrying the Olympic Hall of fame torch. He is bringing home the gold. Panel 2. Following runner is the gold...tourism jobs, publicity etc. 1
- Panel 1. In the old days, when I saw someone getting arrested by the police, I thought the person getting arrested was in trouble. Panel 2. Not anymore. If the police arrest a leftist rioter, the police and the people they protect are in trouble. 1
- Panel 1. Left and right activists are fighting over El Salvador. Panel 2. College kids walk by and don't even know where El Salvador is. Panel 3. Activists think. Panel 4. ...and agree the ignorant people are worse than each other. 1
- Panel 1. Most Americans agree the pregnant women who take drugs are harming an innocent life. Panel 2. Aborting the child isn't? 1
- Panel 1. Old-time highwayman. robber with guns. Panel 2. Governor Romer holding gas tax and car registration tax bills. Modern-day highwayman. 1
- Panel 1. Pastor reads Luke 9 1
- Panel 1. Presidential candidate, Senator John Kerry and Vice-Presidential candidate, Senator John Edwards are hiding behind a tree hoping to avoid contact with someone. Panel 2. They are hiding from Kerry's liberal voting record in the senate. 1
- Panel 1. Republican voters always vote for the GOP elephants, who say they favor limited government. But when they get into office... Panel 2. ...they always seem to return as big porkers. 1
- Panel 1. The Brits have a cool agent 007 handling top secret files. Panel 2. The United States have prisoner 007389 handling our state dept. top secret files. 1
- Panel 1. The gas chamber USED to deter crime in Colorado. Panel 2. Now it's the food served in the county jail cafeteria that might deter crime. Prisoners are complaining a lot about the food. They don't seem to be worried about capital punishment. 1
- Panel 1. "Great news for the campaign, Mr. Bush. That old fox, Ed Meese, resigned." Panel 2. "The bad news is the media hounds are out looking for fresh meat!" fox hunt analogy. 1
- Panel 1. "Who was that feathered man, dear?" Movie producer yells "Cut" Panel 2. the director says "If you want this spin-off series to work, you're going to have to distance yourself more, Tonto!" 1
- Panel 1. A bad welfare program has long line of people waiting for welfare checks. Panel 2. A good welfare program has short line of people waiting and lots of the people working. There is honor in work. 1
- Panel 1. According to Michael Dukakis, (Hand takes old ladies purse) this is a raid on a pension fund. Panel 2. This is not (leave an IOU note from Massachusetts taxpayers. 1
- Panel 1. Americans were overjoyed upon hearing the Soviets planned to move troops out of Afghanistan. Panel 2. 1
- Panel 1. August '82. White knight (and big spender) Republican senator, Bob Dole rescues fair maiden from deficit snake by throwing $98.3 billion at it. Panel 2. Now the deficit snake is much larger. Fair maiden wants Bob Dole to go away. 1
- Panel 1. City Foresters and flies. Panel 2. Sky Sox parachutes blown away. Panel 3. Judge Campbell's strike zone is very small. Panel 4 Girls softball battered wife syndrome. 1
- Panel 1. Congress finds problem in EPA director, Anne Gorsuch (Burford's) car...she tried to put it in reverse. (reduce spending) Panel 2. House Speaker Tip O'Neill, the mechanic, informs her It's a government car. Government cars don't have a reverse. 1
- Panel 1. Drunk asks man for a dollar. Panel 2. Man steps over drunk saying he is not an enabler. Panel 3. Man enters office. Panel 4 Man (Boss) greets state lottery workers. 1
- Panel 1. Environmentalist carries sign saying, Nuclear power...NO! Coal Power...YES! Panel 2. It starts raining on him. Panel 3. He uses his sign as an umbrella. Panel 4. Part of the sign is eaten away by Acid Rain. It says, "Nuclear Power...YES!" 1
- Panel 1. Gary Hart looks at a scarlet letter "A" written on shirt. Panel 2. he holds a victory sign as he's turned the "A" to a sign that reads "A Democratic front-runner". 1
- Panel 1. In Lebanon, hostages are hiding from Iranian terrorists. Panel 2. At the white house, President Ronald Reagan (and staff) are hiding from the media. Yep, they're still there. 1
- Panel 1. Jack (OPEC) and Jill (high gas prices) went up the hill. Panel 2. To fetch some unearned greenbacks. Panel 3. Jack fell down.. Panel 4. But Jill was saved by gas tax (Big government LOVES high gas prices. They create more taxes.) 1
- Panel 1. Judge declares "Alcoholism is not a disease..." Panel 2. Judge continues "...it's more like a plague!" Shows car crashed into a school bus, many injuries. 1
- Panel 1. Lady Liberty's arm and large torch. Panel 2 Large hand is holding up tiny match called Glasnost. 1
- Panel 1. Libyan tyrant Muammar Gaddafi shoots innocent women and children. It is sowing destruction. Panel 2. President Ronald Reagan struck back with an air strike, killing his children. He is now reaping what he has sown. 1
- Panel 1. Mother and kids watch TV hearing a little dab will do it commercial. Panel 2. Now our children will be exposed to ad about birth control. Wonderful! 1
- Panel 1. Mother strikes child. That is child abuse. Panel 2. Social services, courts, church, legislature and family play hot potato with child. That's probably child MISUSE. 1
- Panel 1. Mouse tries to scare an elephant. Panel 2. He says, "I thought you said elephants were terrified of rodents." Panel 3. Mouse says to put on this KKK sheet. Republicans are terrified of racist label. 1
- Panel 1. Mr. Bush, with his thousand points of light, put up by charities, churches, state and local governments. Panel 2. Mr. Dukakis has one federal government light which burns the tree. 1
- Panel 1. Mr. Dukakis opens the lid off of the Bush campaign material trash can and says, "My friends, this is garbage." Panel 2. Kid asks, "What's this over here, Duke?" Opens Dukakis campaign trash can lid. Dukakis says, "Food for thought." 1
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- Panel 1. Normally congress approaches tax and spend in a racing car. Panel 2. In election years congress is a working man with lunch box approaches tax and spend old pickup. 1
- Panel 1. Nurse is telling a little boy, "No, I don't mind working for a foreign investor. I'm just happy to have a job." Panel 2. Boy, son of Doctor Dukakis, leaves. Nurse observes he sure asks some strange questions. 1
- Panel 1. On TV we can see a popular show, Miami Vice, two handsome dudes with cool, expensive cars and lots of weapons to fight crime. Panel 2. In Colorado the Legislature is pretty tight with money. Colorado vice has no money to fight crime. Not cool. 1
- Panel 1. President Reagan as fisherman, catching a tiny fish. Panel 2. President Reagan tell a fish story. 1
- Panel 1. President Ronald Reagan and a citizen look in disappointment at House Speaker Tip O'Neill and others throwing money at Social problems What a waste. Panel 2. Citizen sees Reagan throwing money at defense (tank). 1
- Panel 1. President Ronald Reagan gives a state keys to the car. States are mature enough to figure out their own speed limit. Panel 2. The president drives off with the state's highway funds. States don't have big brother's wisdom on drinking age. 1
- Panel 1. President-elect George H. W. Bush saying "Read my lips". Washington insiders have him kissing their feet over Cabinet appointees. 1
- Panel 1. Prison warden releases murderer saying he has paid his debt to society. Panel 2. His victim in the grave begs to differ. Sometime there might be real justice in this world. (Ah, for the return of capital punishment.) 1
- Panel 1. Senate leader George Mitchell is the head of the donkey outfit. "Heads, we win! Here, put this on." He hands conservative democrats the tail. Panel 2. Senate Republicans say, "Tails, WE win." 1
- Panel 1. Senator Alan Cranston says he's the only candidate with a plan to negotiate an end to arms race. Panel 2. The plan is to wave the white flag. The USSR wins. 1
- Panel 1. Smoke from Yellowstone fire visits Springs. Panel 2. Governor Romer makes some cuts in highway dept. Panel 3. Bronco fans abandon ship over first loss. Panel 4 Security system choice 1
- Panel 1. Space shuttle finally passes rigid safety requirements. Panel 2. Countdown starts. Panel 3. Countdown halted. Panel 4. They have to wait for an opening in space. Soviets dominate space now. 1
- Panel 1. State Department is excluding worm Arafat from visting the big apple. "Sorry, Mr. Arafat, we must exclude those who threaten the security interests of the United States!" Panel 2. State Department welcomes big bear Gorbachev. 1
- Panel 1. State flower, Rocky Mountain Columbine. Panel 2. State bird, Lark Bunting. Panel 3. State animal, Rocky Mountain sheep. Panel 4. State language, cursing. has to do with official English petition. 1
- Panel 1. The USA is flexing its power in middle east with planes and ships. Panel 2. Libyan president, Moammar Khadafy is flexing his tongue, again. 1
- Panel 1. The courts have ruled that a moment of silence in public school is illegal. Panel 2. But public schools closing for Thanksgiving is a legal holiday. I don't get it. 1
- Panel 1. Tony Dorsett wishes for driver's license. Panel 2. Lady Justice wishes for penalties for vicious dog owners. Panel 3. Mayor Bob wishes for sovereignty. Panel 4 Multi-use Dad wishes for sports arena. Santa said Ho! Ho! 1
- Panel 1. Trick or treater dressed as Dan Quayle says, "Boo". Couple is scared. Panel 2. he removes his mask. "Ha Ha. Don't worry..." Panel 3. Dukakis reveals himself, it's only me. Panel 4 couple is REALLY scared. 1
- Panel 1. Universal studios spits on cross. Headline "The Last Temptation of Christ". Panel 2. Universal Studios man spits on Constitution. 1
- Panel 1. With the Soviet embargo, Uncle Sam may be shooting himself in the foot. Panel 2. With a trade agreement He may be shooting himself in the head. (Again, relating to the old saying, Capitalists will sell us the rope we will hang them with.) 1
- Panel 1. Workmen lifting table with two ballot boxes, Ruling Party and Opposition Party. Panel 2. Opposition Party vote went down toilet." 1
- Panel 1. in 1633 the Pope burned Copernicas at the stake for heresy. Panel 2. Today the Scientific American burns Creation Theorist (Intelligent Design) scientist for heresy. 1
- Panel 1. shows Republican Platform. Panel 2. shows Democratic platform as pie in the sky. 1
- Panel 1. the Washington press corps puts the Presidential seal on podium for President-elect Bush. Panel 2. Same people put up a gun target for Chief of Staff, John Sununu. 1
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- Pat Robertson in an Amish buggy is passing George Bush in his limousine. 1
- Patient is being set up with feeding tube containing a taxpayer in bag, asks how much will this cost? Doctor says his insurance will take care of it. That would be us. 1
- Paul Volker, Fed chief, is a Santa in sleigh pulled by bulls. He's throwing out more discount rates to loan business...again. 1
- Peace protesting students at Colorado College declared the campus to be a nuclear free zone. I can see it now, if the Soviets dropped a nuclear bomb on Colorado Springs, CC would be safe. 1
- Peacemakers Foundation uses children to sew a peace flag out of US flag, depleting freedom. Katya child shown. 1
- Peacenik Congress on donkey leads Secretary of Defense Carlucci by the nose ring labeled Pentagon budget. 1
- People in court are saying the Pledge of Alligiance, "with liberty and justice.." Judge Carrigan says, "..as I see fit." Official English petition in trash. 1
- People sitting at business table are looking at open trap doors which swallowed up some members. "To be honest, when Comrade Gorbachev first unveiled his new policy of "Openness", I mistakenly thought it had something to do with tolerance." 1
- People using tobacco and alcohol wait for slow death whereas cocaine users can die quicker. (Note 1
- People who want to prevent AIDS hand out free syringes. People who want to prevent teen pregnancy hand out free condoms. By this logic, people who want to prevent wife beating should hand out free boxing gloves. 1
- Pesky Insect Druggies stay clear of Malaysia. That country has a death penalty for drug traffickers and they enforce it. 1
- Philippine President Marcos isn't playing fair in the election. His sword is really a gun. I don't think Uncle Sam is going to fall for it. 1
- Philippine President, Maria Corazone Aquino, (Cory) reaches out with Peace branch to communists in rowboat. She threatens to turn over her own sail boat with sharks circling . 1
- Pig, looking like Jim Wright in superman outfit, is flying in to swallow super collider 4 billion tax dollars. 1
- Pilots honor Machinists Union strike. Owner Mr. Lorenzo is alone in the fight. 1
- Plane hijack. "Tired of getting no respect? Looking for a place where people accept you the way your are? Have you murdered a few hostages? Make your pilot fly to Algiers...a place where you can get away with it all." 1
- Playboy and Jane Fonda Productions worker, Karl, sits on Gary Hart's lap handing him money. 1
- Poland's Lech Walesa wins the 1983 Nobel Peace Prize. He is standing before a communist firing squad. They fired off a shot. The bullets bounced off the medal and killed the officer in charge. Ricochet. 1
- Policeman approaches ugly woman in patio. 1
- Pope John Paul II is making hand motions initially could be seen as the Catholic sign of the cross. Instead of crossing himself, he spells out Solidarnose which is blessing the people of Poland for their resistance to communism. 1
- Pope John Paul II wades into political mud and quicksand to rescue some victims of Communism in Central America. 1
- Poster of President Reagan defaced by moderate Republicans. They changed saying to, " Government isn't the answer, but it's certainly part of it!" Stand is offering Federal aid for education, day care, farm bailouts. The party of moderate caring slogan. 1
- President Bush runs Deposit fee flag up pole, Congress shoots it, Sununu remarks "Well, they did salute it." 1
- President Bush's castle tower is being dismantled by Senator Nunn's Senate Armed Services investigation. 1
- President Clinton avoided the draft and was kind of a flower child. Now he's the Commander in Chief. 1
- President George W. Bush appointed Condi Rice to head the State Department bureaucracy. She might actually be serious about fighting terrorism and communism and protecting the interests of the American people. 1
- President George W. Bush won a close race with Senator John Kerry. Now he has many incredibly tough issues to face. 1
- President Reagan "Veto Man" on his hat is leading the protectionist textile bill away. Consumer "Y'know, dear, I think he just saved us an arm and a leg!" 1
- President Reagan and Afghanistan soldier are watching Soviet military leave Afghan tent. They are carrying a TNT switch and wire. Reagan "Wulp! We finally got them to leave! Guess I'll be on my way now..." 1
- President Reagan and Congressman Jim Wright (Dem. Tex.) [protrayed as little old lady] at table with children, wolf depicting Nicaragua is dragging off Honduran territorial soverneignty child, "Now, Now, Dear... Let's not overreact!" Russian holding gate. 1
- President Reagan and a European lady are in a boiling pot labeled State Supported Terrorism. Reagan has struck the tribal, Libyan leader Khadafy. Lady calls Reagan a barbarian. 1
- President Reagan as sheriff. Europe, "Isn't that a fine gesture dear? He made a unilateral reduction in weaponry. Let's give him more money," USSR as bandit, tosses his rifle while keeping his two pistols. 1
- President Reagan on a horse, conservative leadership, 1980. President Reagan and his wife Nancy on a rocking horse, consensus leadership, 1988. 1
- President Reagan tells President-elect Bush "I got him to sign... you get him to leave!" Afghanistan, arms treaty, sheriffs. 1
- President Ronald Reagan (Jet pilot) is trying to get his defense fighter plane off the ground. He can't seem to get enough speed for takeoff. Co-pilot, Congress, is dragging his feet. 1
- President Ronald Reagan (a retired actor from Hollywood) wows them at the UN club with his love and peace song. Actors from the Soviet Union think he stole their act. 1
- President Ronald Reagan and Soviet leader, Yuri Andropov, are engaged in an arms wrestling event. House Speaker Tip O'Neill is chaining President's arm so he can't win. 1
- President Ronald Reagan and presidential candidate, Senator Fritz Mondale are in a Central American Bar carrying road signs. Reagan's sign says Stop. Fritz's sign says, Yield to Communist bar girl. 1
- President Ronald Reagan and the Democrat congress have a little surprise for tax-cut city, The Tax Reform gift horse turns out to be filled with soldiers interested in raising their taxes. 1
- President Ronald Reagan assures the Republican party that the economy is secure. However the window of Middle East, Lebanon, to be exact, is still very unsecure. 1
- President Ronald Reagan calls the act of shooting down the Korean Airline, killing 269 civilians, a cowardly act. Now THAT will show them. 1
- President Ronald Reagan gives a mourning mother a hug. Eagle also embraces her. 1
- President Ronald Reagan has a credibility problem in the media. It might be too late for damage control to keep his ship afloat. 1
- President Ronald Reagan has a very large cannon to fire at drug traffickers. However, the Volunteer Testing addition is shooting a rubber band. 1
- President Ronald Reagan is a cop who is after Libyan killer Khadafy. The U.S. military struck a target in Libya but missed the tyrant. Critics of Libyan strike are telling him we are playing into his hands. He's just killing people to get attention. 1
- President Ronald Reagan is about to go on stage to announce his new Secretary of Interior, William P. Clark. Warns Mr. Clark to watch out for hostile crowd. The Mother Earth Religious Society is in the balcony with a machine gun. 1
- President Ronald Reagan is cooking up more aid the Contras fighting communism in Nicaragua. hands food to Tip O'Neil who eats the food and passes empty plate to Contra fighters. 1
- President Ronald Reagan is driving the foreign policy pickup. House Speaker, Tip O'Neill, is riding shotgun and is giving other signals for turns while blaming president for giving confusing signals. We should follow driver's signals. 1
- President Ronald Reagan is floating in a life raft with a farmer singing For ample waves of grain. Big Government is subsiding farmers while the Supply and Demand Ship is sinking in lots of grain. 1
- President Ronald Reagan is having a hard time driving the foreign policy bus (related to Lebanon) with House Speaker Tip O'Neil, Jesse Jackson, all back seat drivers, telling him which way to go. 1
- President Ronald Reagan is helping the economic recovery lady get to her feet. Coming around the corner is congress running with Jobs bills, social spending bill...Get ready for another crash. 1
- President Ronald Reagan is officiating a duel between Colorado Senate candidates Representative Ken Kramer and Senator Tim Wirth. Kramer looks like he holds the better weapon, a possible SDI center being located in Colorado Springs. 1
- President Ronald Reagan is painting a masterpiece on the economy but his media critics are focused on the paint splatter on his coat...the Briefing paper-gate. 1
- President Ronald Reagan is planning to bury the House tax hike while congress is planning bury Reagan's budget. There is one grave that's prepared. Interesting. 1
- President Ronald Reagan is trying to shoot debt wolf with his Reaganomics gun. Gun would work better if it was loaded with less tax powder and less government spending shot. Congress doesn't like guns, especially if they're loaded. 1
- President Ronald Reagan may have a rough ride. There are a number of cactus thorns underneath his economic saddle that might dig into the hide of his re-election horse. 1
- President Ronald Reagan might lose the chauvinist pig vote by naming Elizabeth Dole to head the Department of Transportation and Margaret Heckler to head the Health and Human Services department. 1
- President Ronald Reagan receives dead fish, labeled Daniloff jailing, wrapped in a peace proposal paper. There is something ominous in the latest soviet pre-summit peace proposal. 1
- President Ronald Reagan sent U.S. troops to Lebanon to help out in the never-ending war between Israel and Arab nations. Here a lonely U.S. marine stands guard over the last cedar of Lebanon, which has already been cut down. 1
- President Ronald Reagan tapped foreign policy specialist, Henry Kissinger to head a commission on the disasters in Central America. His reputation from the Nixon years and Viet Nam is bound to raise eyebrows. 1
- President Ronald Reagan tosses his Interior Secretary's, James Watt's head behind him, not wanting it to come up again. The liberal media is holding rug to make sure it does. (Watt is losing Republican support in the senate.) 1
- President Ronald Reagan would like to save the people struggling communism in Central America. House Speaker, Tip O'Neill and his liberal comrades in congress would like to see them to sink. 1
- President Ronald Reagan's Defense Secretary, Cap Weinburger, has a big bone to chew on but now faces the big dogs in congress who want part of his defense budget. 1
- President Ronald Reagan's Secretary of State, George Shultz is walking with career diplomat, Phillip Habib who is mad because he now finds Reagan wants the Sandinistas to sign the Contradora treaty but ALSO comply with it. 1
- President Ronald Reagan's Snarky Treasury Secretary, David Stockman, wrote a critical book called Triumph of Politics. I believe Stockman might have been the reason the Reagan revolution failed. 1
- President Ronald Reagan's economic program is just beginning to warm the cold family up. House Speaker (and fireman) Tip O'Neill wants to put it out with tax increase hose. (Reagan will veto the tax increase bill.) 1
- President Ronald Reagan's foreign policy advisor, Jeane Kirkpatrick, was a fearless spokesperson for freedom. She met lots of peace protesters on college campuses and withstood everything they could throw at her. 1
- President Ronald Reagan's secretary of interior, James Watt resigned. The liberal Media is concerned that the resignation of Watt means they are overloaded with newsprint. 1
- President Ronald Reagan's trust-but-verify philosophy served us well when it came to trusting the Soviets USSR treaties. 1
- President Ronald Reagan, as a ship's captain, radios Fed Chairman, Paul Volcker, in engine room to keep doing whatever he's doing in guiding the U.S. economy ship. 1
- President Ronald Reagan, holding Summit Talk suitcase, is greeting Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev, who has set off all kinds of alarms in airport securities terrorist detector. Welcome to US, Mr. Gorbachev. 1
- President Ronald Reagan, the Gipper, fades to pass defense budget along with little, Speaker of the House, Tip O'Neil and congress just hanging on. It's a pretty powerful display strength here. 1
- Presidential candidate, Fritz Mondale will get the National Teacher's Organization endorsement because he has a solid record on spending. All other education issues don't matter to the teacher's union. 1
- Prison, Czechs, Slovenes, Estonian, Poles, etc. all want to see out the window (Glasnost). Communist guard asks "You just had to open those shutter, didn't you, Mikhail?!" 1
- Private Developers are the cattlemen singing, "Don't fence me in." Building a fence is sheep man labeled centralized government controllers. Indifferent public would let sheep eat the grass with cows. 1
- Problem icicles, Panel 1. Prior to Challenger launch. Panel 2. After Challenger launch, whole space launch pad frozen by fear of failure. 1
- Puritans used ethics to put the drunkard in the stockade. Todays' ethical leaders put the blame on deep pocket tavern owners, drunk drivers are free to go. 1
- Quite often I hear President Ronald Reagan give a speech and as I see the speech filtered through the liberal media I notice they filter out (eat) the good stuff. Too bad. 1
- Reagan holding high ground, SDI research and deployment ask Tonto, Bush, where he's going, battle strategy, protecting low ground, Gorby, 1
- Rep. Chuck Berry and Sen. Ray Powers in the trunk of a Metro cab with tax deregulation bill. Next time let's car pool, OK, Ray?" GT" 1
- Reporter, Sam Donaldson says, I said, 'I don't understand WHY you don't trust the press to give an UNBIASED report on the Grenadian invasion!' 'What's-a-matter, can't you HEAR, Bonzo Brain? Even back then, the liberal media was showing it's bias. 1
- Reverend Martin Luther King's quote about judging people by their content of character is silenced by judge's hand labeled Affirmative Action. 1
- Robin Hood says to priest, "Halt! Give me your wallet!" Priest wants money to go to encourage adoption. Nope, it goes to abortion providers. He has no choice. Tax payers for choice is amend. 7. 1
- Rudy Lucchesi, the man who led the group, Save our Springs missed city councilman, Dave Sarton, with the recall election pie, but but he sure got us taxpayers in the face. 1
- Runner with torch is going to light the Olympic accountability flame. But must first pass through alligators, lions, hammers, etc. 1
- Saddam Hussein and Ayatollah Khomeini are having a duel with dead people all around. "Let's just call it a draw." 1
- Sailing ship analogy. U.S. public education is losing speed. No wonder. The traditional family unit sails are in shambles. Divorce, working mothers, cultural influences all take their toll on the family unit. Teachers can't be expected to do it all. 1
- Sandinistas, shooting liberty, 1986, 1987, 1989, Jim Wright saying, give peace another chance to a reluctant President Bush. 1
- Santa has to break through the ice to reach the chimney. It's really cold in Colorado Springs. 1
- Santa in his sleigh passes Gaddafi on Christmas night. Gaddafi has sleigh filled with chemical weapons pulled by vultures. 1
- Santa's sleigh, labeled 1
- Scale adjustment, white/black, affirmative action. Supreme Court set-aside the decision. Equality 1
- Secretary of State Shultz holds treaty. Afghanistan has bayonet stuck in him looking a Shultz saying, "Sure, sign the treaty, you said. "They'll withdraw," you said. Did you happen to gen an agreement on when?" Soviets put gun together. 1
- Secretary of State Shultz is a moth flying too close to the Middle East candle flame. 1
- Secretary of State Shultz, stands in front of curtain ready to shake Israel's Shamir's hand. Behind curtain is large Give-Peace-a-Chance eagle ready to twist Shamir's hand. 1
- Sen. Kennedy and buddy are walking away from the Capitol building with a pig obviously stuffed into it, saying "This time, instead of us taking the budget to the President, maybe he could come over here and sign it!" 1
- Senator Gary Hart ended his two-week-old filibuster trying to block President Reagan's MX missile program. It's an election year, the filibuster failed and he (plus a number of liberal senator's) may need to be rescued. 1
- Senator Kennedy drives Lady Liberty over a 1st Amendment bridge. Disaster is sure to follow. 1
- Senator Mitchell "Poverty? No problem. Just do what we do in our great free-enterprise system. Force employers to pay a higher minimum wage." 1
- Senator Tim Wirth has replaced Colorado Senator Gary Hart in rowing Colorado boat. Democrats will still be rowing the opposite way. Republican Senator Armstrong says, Again? 1
- Senator William Armstrong, from Colorado, introduced a bill to close loopholes that allow parents, whose children aren't on welfare, to escape child support payments. The old Tom cat might be prevented by such requirements to produce less kittens. 1
- Serial killer Ted Bundy keeps escaping justice. His lawyers will now try to prove incompetence. Incompetency in the Judiciary Branch. 1
- Sesame Street puppet is teaching kids in South Junior High Neighborhood about missing species...school teachers. 1
- Seven panels showing how religious freedom, human rights and press freedom got worse when tyrants were replaced in Vietnam, Iran, Nicaragua and next, the Philippians when Marcos is gone. 1
- Sheriff Uncle Sam is looking for crooks who stole quality education and protects bad teachers. The Teacher's Union boss is protecting the bad characters from from justice. 1
- Shoot out with Palestine 'liquidation organization. fighters use women and children as shields. PLO leader Yasser Arafat's forces are fighting Syrian President Hafez Assad's PLO forces. 1
- Six panels. Colorado's income growth is running. Passes Governor Romer's tax growth. Quote from Lewis Carroll 1
- Soldier and ancient citizen are looking at people taking crucified victim off the cross. Soldier says, I expect that'll be about the LAST we'll hear from Mr. Christ. Right. 1
- Solid evidence of a reporter's bias against President George W. Bush's Defense Secretary, Donald Rumsfeld. An e-mail was found written by reporter Edward Lee Pitts that outlined his strategy to ask Sec. Rumsfeld a gotcha" question. " 1
- Some Social Security citizens see it as a "rescue"when Uncle Sam tows them to MORETAX city. 1
- Some local people like the lights the Hill's placed on top of Pikes Peak, some do not. Unlike other issues where people were undecided, EVERYONE had an opinion about the lights on top of Pikes Peak. It's a matter of taste, not informed opinion. 1
- Some peace protesters sit on a rail road track trying to stop a nuclear warhead delivery. They worry that the train might NOT stop. Some Citizens seeing Soviet arms build up worry that the train WILL stop. 1
- South African white man is riding on the back of a black man with lines of protesters throwing things at him. Down with apartheid. They miss seeing large USSR soldier riding on the backs of hundreds of little people. 1
- South Korean student protester lights a Molatov cocktail and throws it. It bounces harmlessly off North Korean cop's shield. Judges say, "the North Koreans must be terribly disappointed." 1
- Soviet Ambassador asks Reagan why he wants to cut his UN staff. Leaves office taking his spies, hiding in office, with him. 1
- Soviet Bear tries to sneak Cuban puppet, Fidel Castro, into the non-aligned section at the United Nations. Animals aren't allowed in that area. 1
- Soviet leader, Michail Gorbachev's Warsaw pact is not real. He offers to disband it President Reagan and the NATO leaders disbands NATO. The difference being NATO has people, Warsaw has dummies. 1
- Spank baby, obstetrician, malpractice insurance, law suit, parent's cost, hospital care, money drop. 1
- Special Investigator Walsh lifts small fish, Oliver North, in Iran-Contra investigation. Democrats are disappointed. 1
- Spooky house display. People coming out reading Tax limitation proposal literature. Sponsored by opponents of Amend. 6. 1
- Sports announcer has children lined up to wish their dad's a Happy Father's day. Kid says, My Dad and I talked once during the football strike. Dad's need to pay more attention to their kids. 1
- Starving countries, Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia looking for freedom, Cuba, Nicaragua, El Salvador crawling for Marxism 1
- State capitol building with moat, House bill 1181, around it. "The state legislature, in it's wisdom, has determined we the people need to be protected from ballot initiatives." "Which people?" 1
- State legislature as hunters return home showing dead cows and pigs (tax increases) as their game. 1
- State legislature as hustler for Lotto game. Sign says, "Welfare checks cashed." 1
- State police crack down on children who might be gambling in front of huge, state or church sponsored Charity Casino. This cartoon went with a story about the State Lottery sales top $100 million. 1
- State police with big dogs go to close down a gambling operation. State then wants to sell citizens Lottery tickets. 1
- Striking teachers are holding up taxpayers, taking their money. They are doing it for the children. Right. (Maybe they are teaching them how to legally rob people.) 1
- Successful flights of NASA's Space Shuttle go from the front page of newspapers to the business page. It's being promoted. (This cartoon was published before the Challenger disaster.) 1
- Suggestions on signs for the sidewalk relating to bike and pedestrian safety. How about signs prohibiting drunks, begging, stealing and prostitution? 1
- Super bowl gas blimp is a lot bigger than the Super the bowl reality stadium. 1
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- Colorado School for the Deaf and the Blind 6
- Afro Fashions at St. Mary's 5
- Circle East Mall 5
- Fire damage. Photo not used. 5
- Mitchell High School vs. Wheat Ridge High School in the state championship. 5
- Acacia Park 4
- Alamosa vs. Fountain-Fort Carson basketball game in the newly opened gym. 4
- American Furniture Store - North Tejon 4
- Construction of Coronado High School. 4
- Exterior view of the Knights of Columbus building on Kiowa Street. 4
- Pictures taken at Colorado Springs Rodeo, 1926. Where 176 Woodmen patients were guests. 4
- President John F. Kennedy speaks at the United States Air Force Academy graduation. 4
- Rodeo fashions at wax museum. 4
- Student sewing at Liberty School. The Migrant Education Research Project hosted a summer school program for the children of migrant workers. 4
- Students at recess. The Migrant Education Research Project hosted a summer school program for the children of migrant workers. 4
- Unidentified football player for Fountain-Ft. Carson High School. 4
- Children of migrant workers disembark from a school bus for six weeks of school as part of the Migrant Education Research Project. 3
- Fountain football players prepare for the semi-finals of the 1959 season. 3
- Fountain residents study the latest election results posted on the municipal courtroom door. In the 1975 election, residents voted on issues including home rule, a swimming pool bond, and the mayor of Fountain, Sigurd Aga. 3
- Grand Opening - American Furniture 3
- Lined up outside the Combat Operations Center at Ent Air Force Base are various chiefs of staff for the North American Air Defense Command who greeted President Kennedy. 3
- Photo not used. 3
- Pierre Salinger, White House Press Secretary, reads a statement from President Kennedy on a proposed supersonic commercial airliner to newsmen in the Press room at NORAD. 3
- Portrait of Stuart P. Dodge, long time Colorado Springs resident, avid outdoorsman, and conservationist. 3
- Student uses a leather punch while others look on at the Migrant Education Research Project. 3
- Students reach for a snack and cup of milk in the cafeteria of Liberty School where they attended a 6 week summer school program for children of migrant workers. 3
- Students sewing with help from the teacher. The Migrant Education Research Project hosted a summer school program for the children of migrant workers. 3
- Swim race at Young Life's Star Ranch 3
- Three-story Victorian-style residence at 601 North Tejon Street with the tower of Grace and St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church in the background. 3
- Two boys brush their teeth at a school for migrant workers' children. One wears overalls and cowboy boots. Students attended for 6 weeks in the summer as part of the Migrant Education Research Project 3
- Unidentified member of the 1972 Fountain-Fort Carson High School football team. 3
- Young Lifers gathered poolside at Star Ranch. 3
- Young girl places her toothbursh and toothpaste on window sill in classroom. Children of migrant workers attended 6 weeks of school in the summer as part of the Migrant Education Research Project. 3
- A group of women, likely teachers at Liberty School for migrant children, gather with Principal Lynn Gulmon (back to camera) in a living room. 2
- A member of the Academy color guard, Eugene Zukert, presents President Kennedy with a special Air Force Ceremonial flag with battle streamers representing the major engagements in Air Force history. 2
- African American children march with over 500 participants along Nevada Ave. in the "Silent Freedom March" in memory of four girls killed in the bombing of a church in Birmingham, Alabama in 1963. See Gazette article on September 30, 1963 pg. 1. 2
- Children of migrant workers gather for a snack and cup of milk in the cafeteria of Liberty School. 2
- Community Chest officials gather at desk to begin fundraising campaign. Box to the right reads "Give Now to Your Community Chest." 2
- Construction of gym and auditorium at Fountain-Fort Carson High School. 2
- Denver and Rio Grande Western Railway, engine 476 on display with General Palmer's personal railroad car in Durango. 2
- Exterior view of the Santa Fe Train Depot. 2
- F.J. "Dusty" Rhodes and Jerry Crosby watch as Debbie Jones applies the brakes on her bicycle at Skyway elementary school as part of the Pilot Club's bicycle safety program. The photo appeared in the Gazette on February 3,1963. 2
- Five women dressed in costumes, playing golf at the Patty Jewett Golf Club clubhouse. Given the date of the photo, they are likely celebrating Halloween. 2
- Fountain High School vs. Air Academy High School football game. See Gazette article on October 2, 1960, B10. 2
- Fountain-Ft. Carson high school student competes in pole vault event at a track meet held in Fountain. See Gazette article March 30, 1967 pg 2D. 2
- Girl brushes teeth at a school for migrant workers' children. Students attended for 6 weeks in the summer as part of the Migrant Education Research Project 2
- Groundbreaking ceremony for Lincoln School in Roswell, an independent community 2.5 miles north of downtown Colorado Springs until its annexation in 1970. 2
- Group of women in nurse's uniform pose on steps. 2
- Hurdlers at a high school track meet held in Fountain. See Gazette article on March 30, 1967 2D. 2
- Interior of the Pikes Peak Highway Summit House after the 1953 fire, looking from the two-story end of the building into the single-story section. It is believed the fire was caused by a faulty furnace. 2
- Large rock formation in Garden of the Gods with tree alongside. 2
- Liberty School principal Lynn Gulmon greets students for six weeks of summer school hosted by the Migrant Education Research Project. 2
- Liberty School principal Lynn Gulmon places a cup of milk on the table for students at a six week summer school hosted by the Migrant Education Research Project. 2
- Liberty School principal Lynn Gulmon sits with students as they work on puzzles. The Migrant Education Research Project hosted a summer school program for the children of migrant workers. 2
- Liberty School principal Lynn Sulmon sits with students as they work on puzzles. The Migrant Education Research Project hosted a summer school program for the children of migrant workers. 2
- Miss Bell, head nurse. 2
- Miss Clothilda Mraz, nurse. 2
- Modern Woodmen of America Sanitorium 2
- Newly expanded building of Nichols Tillage Tools of Simla, Colorado. See Gazette article 2/18/1973, page 12CC. 2
- One of three helicopters used to transport President Kennedy and his White House staff to the Air Force Academy graduation passes over the east end of Falcon Stadium. 2
- Outgoing Mayor Harry Hoth (left) shakes hands with newly elected Colorado Springs Mayor Eugene McCleary. 2
- Pooler Conoco in Monument, Colorado. 2
- Postal employees setting off to deliver Christmas mail, received in record amounts in 1947. Postmen venture out on foot, bicycle, and vehicles. The view is the southwest side of the Post Office building on the SE corner of Pikes Peak and Nevada Avenues. 2
- President John F. Kennedy, United States Air Force Academy graduation. 2
- President Kennedy is escorted on his tour of North American Air Defense Command Combat Operations Center by Gen. John K. Gerhart, commander of NORAD. 2
- Principal Lynn Gulmon greets the presumed fathers of students newly arrived for six weeks of summer school hosted by the Migrant Education Research Project. 2
- Principal of Liberty School, Lynn Gulmon at a summer school program hosted by The Migrant Education Research Project for the children of migrant workers. A Freedom Foundation certificate sits on his desk. 2
- Printed on back "Thompson Canon, on road to Estes Park, Colo." 2
- Printed on front "Echo Cliffs. Grand River Canyon, Colorado." 2
- Printed on front "M. W. of A. Sanatorium, Woodmen, Colo." 2
- Salvation Army buildings & East Vermijo 2
- San Luis Town School 2
- San Luis Town School. 2
- Sky Sox players toast winning the Western League pennant. See Gazette 9/5/1955, pgs A6 and 13. 2
- Slim wearing cardigan sweater stands in front of Gardiner tent with plaque "Presented by Neighbors of Monroe County, New York". 2
- Squirrel sitting on log eating. 2
- Student sewing at desk. The Migrant Education Research Project hosted a summer school program for the children of migrant workers. 2
- Student sewing with help from the teacher. The Migrant Education Research Project hosted a summer school program for the children of migrant workers. 2
- Students read at Liberty School where they attended a 6 week summer school program for children of migrant workers. 2
- Students sewing at their desks. The Migrant Education Research Project hosted a summer school program for the children of migrant workers. 2
- Teacher and young girl look at flashcards. The Migrant Education Research Project hosted a summer school program for the children of migrant workers. 2
- Teacher assists students with worksheets at Liberty School. The Migrant Education Research Project hosted a summer school program for the children of migrant workers. 2
- Teacher assists two students with worksheets at Liberty School. The Migrant Education Research Project hosted a summer school program for the children of migrant workers. 2
- Teacher reviews student work. The Migrant Education Research Project hosted a summer school program for the children of migrant workers. 2
- Teacher shows older students machine for engraving or cutting. The Migrant Education Research Project hosted a summer school program for the children of migrant workers. 2
- Three-story Victorian-style residence at 601 North Tejon Street with the tower of Grace and St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church in the background. 2
- Two unidentified football players for the Fountain-Ft. Carson High School team. The high school is visible in the background. 2
- Vice President Richard Nixon shakes hands with leading Republican officials and candidates at Peterson Field. Colorado Springs was chosen as a stop on Nixon's 32 state, 15,000 mile tour of the country. 2
- Woman crosses the street. 2
- Young boys prepare for a shower. The Migrant Education Research Project hosted a summer school program for the children of migrant workers. 2
- Young child in cowboy boots takes a break on the floor of a classroom. Students work on crafts throughout the classroom with a teacher. 2
- Young girl points to a flashcard. The Migrant Education Research Project hosted a summer school program for the children of migrant workers. 2
- 1963 graduates of the Air Force Academy throw their caps into the air in celebration. 1
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- 933 South Sierra Madre Street. 1
- A Cheyenne High School player attempts a shot against Fountain High School during the city wide basketball championships. See Gazette article 3/9/1957, pg 8. 1
- A Cheyenne Mountain football player leaps for the ball against Fountain High School. 1
- A boy and a girl (dressed in a white smock dress) sit on a burro in front of a large rustic two-story log house in the forest. Printed on front "Half Way House, Colorado." 1
- A boy and girl at Liberty School read from notecards at school desks. Children of migrant workers attended 6 weeks of school in the summer as part of the Migrant Education Research Project. 1
- A boy stands with a bicycle next to a man holding a radio. Boxes of Keds shoes can be seen in the right corner. Photographer identified one of the subjects as "Vorhes" 1
- A circa 1905 automobile is parked in front of an ornate white three-story building. Printed on the front of the postcard 1
- A circa 1910 automobile is seen on a single-lane unpaved road approaching a truss bridge over the waters of a river in a deep canyon.Printed on back "Big Thompson Canon on road to Estes Park, Colo.". Photographer 1
- A circa-1918 automobile is parked in front of a three-story adobe-style structure nestled in the rocks of Garden of the Gods. Printed on the front of the postcard 1
- A classroom in the newly completed East Elementary in Fountain. Modern two student desks line the classroom, ready to seat the surging population in Fountain and Fort Carson. 1
- A college student instructs a classmate in bowling techniques. 1
- A cowboy rides a saddle bronc at a Rodeo event in the Penrose Stadium. 1
- A crowd of spectators brave the freezing temperatures to sing along with Christmas carols led from the stage of the Acacia Park bandstand. 1
- A crowd of spectators sing along with Christmas carols led from the stage of the Acacia Park bandstand. Lights are strung among the trees of the park. 1
- A crowd of spectators sing along with Christmas carols led from the stage of the Acacia Park bandstand. Lights are strung among the trees of the park. 1
- A drive-thru steel truss bridge connects an unpaved road crossing a river in a canyon with forested hillside in the background. Printed on back "Junction of Loveland and Fort Collins Road Estes Park, Colo." Photographer 1
- A family takes in the view of lower mountains and plains stretching eastward from the newly opened Pikes Peak Summit House. The end of the Cog Railway is visible through the window. 1
- A football player with crutches on the field of Fountain-Ft. Carson High School. 1
- A fully-loaded inclined railway car sits before the building at the top of the hill. [In operation from 1907 to 1990] 1
- A group of children place their fingers on chins as part of a game they listen to on the record player. Children of migrant laborers attended school in the summer as part of the Migrant Education Research Project. 1
- A group of five bare-chested Indians in buckskin leg attire, black hoods and wooden stick-like headdresses perform a dance. Printed on front "Koshare Devil Dance La Junta, Colo." 1
- A group of men and women walk down a dirt path near Modern Woodmen of America Sanatorium with Blodgett Peak in the background. Written on the album page is "Servants quarters at Modern Woodman [sic], Colorado Springs." 1
- A group of school children come up the north stairs of a tunnel built under Colorado Avenue for students of Buena Vista Elementary school. The underpass was located at 17th Street. 1
- A group of uniformed Sky Sox players and a few men in suits toast with paper cups. Story appeared in the Colorado Springs Gazette Telegraph on September 5, 1955, page 10. 1
- A kneeling Sam Hairston (1920-1997), left, shakes hands with a boy while spectators in the stands look on. 1
- A large crowd fills El Paso County Clerk Charles Ozias' office to view election returns in real time. At right is Sheriff Norman Short was reelected in a tight race with Cecil Collicut. 1
- A large crowd of onlookers watch a parade of uniformed men and a marching band moving along Bennett Avenue in Cripple Creek. Banner attached to pole reads "...OME I.O.O.F" presumably meaning Welcome Independent Order of Odd Fellows. 1
- A large mining operation sits on a hillside with numerous piles of tailings surrounding it. Houses are located above and below the tailings. Printed on front "Vindicator Mine, Cripple Creek District, Colo." 1
- A man in the foreground points at the camera. In the background, a male police officer and two paramedics stand near a gurney and ambulance. Location identified as the Rock Island railroad tracks. 1
- A man shapes clay in the industrial section at Van Briggle Pottery. 1
- A man sits on the porch of a house under an American flag. 1
- A man sits with a drink watching a television in the staff dinning room in the newly completed Pikes Peak Summit House. 1
- A man, young boy and elderly woman pose for a photo at a birthday cake during a Stratton Home Dinner 1
- A multi-story log building with a sign stating “Minnehaha” sits on a steep hillside in the forest. Several people stand on a rock outcropping in front of the structure. 1
- A nativity float rides down Tejon Street in the 1949 Christmas parade in downtown Colorado Springs. 1
- A poem written by Myron Wood while he was a junior officer serving with the United States Army in England. 1
- A railroad track runs along a river with a tunnel in the background. Printed on front "Photo by George Beam." and "First Tunnel, Canon of the Grand, Colo." Printed on front "Photo by George Beam." and "First Tunnel, Canon of the Grand, Colo." 1
- A rural mail carrier identified as Sommers sorts mail in the Colorado Springs Post Office. 1
- A skip loader breaks ground at 908 Yuma Street for the Salvation Army Community Center, which opened in July of 1970. 1
- A small cog-rail steam locomotive pushes a single passenger car up a steep incline. Printed on front "8357. Snow Scene Above Timberline, Pike's Peak Cog Road, Colo." and "Copyright 1909 by J. G. Hiestand" 1
- A small cog-railway steam locomotive pushes a passenger railcar through a canyon. Printed on front "8354. Phantom Curve, Pike's Peak Cog Road, Colo." and "Copyright 1909 by J. G. Hiestand." 1
- A small crowd of shoppers gather to view the Christmas window display at Giddings Department store at 101 N. Tejon St. The shadow of the photographer can be seen in the bottom left of the photo. 1
- A smiling Myron Wood posing for the photographer with his left hand on his left cheek. 1
- A stage coach overloaded with men and women and pulled by a team of four horses racing over barren rolling plains. Printed on front "Gus Stormer's Stage / Copyrighted by C. E. Welch - No. 9". 1
- A steam locomotive pulling three passenger/baggage cars is seen billowing smoke traveling across a steep mountain hillside. Printed on front "Midland Terminal RR in Ute Pass". 1
- A streetcar and horse-drawn wagon are on a wide unpaved residential street with Pikes Peak in the background. Printed on the front of the postcard 1
- A teacher grasps the arm of a student at Liberty School. A small group of other students sit at a table in the classroom. Children of migrant workers attended 6 weeks of school in the summer as part of the Migrant Education Research Project 1
- A tilted and non-operational steam locomotive is fully enveloped in snow up to the cab windows with a railway steam crane billowing smoke behind it. A man stands on a massive snowdrift adjacent to the buried nose of locomotive. 1
- A twisted jumble of burned machinery and buildings after a fire at the repair and machine shop of the Pikeview coal mine. See Gazette article 5/29/1950, page 1. 1
- A two-lane paved road is seen snaking its way down a rock canyon with an adjacent river. Printed on back "Big Thompson Canon on Highway U. S. 34 to Estes Park and Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado." 1
- A two-lane paved road is seen snaking its way down a rock canyon with an adjacent river. The Big Thompson is the Route of Highway U. S. 34 from Loveland to Estes Park and Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado. 1
- A very large team of horses and handlers pose on a hillside with a mining operation and piles of tailings in the background. Printed on front "Twenty-Eight Horse-Team, Cripple Creek District, Colo." 1
- A view looking west down a wide unpaved avenue (perhaps Platte Avenue) towards Pikes Peak. Residential homes line the avenue with a probable railroad bridge over the roadway in the distance. Printed on front "Colorado Springs and Pikes Peak Colorado". 1
- A view of Hotel Ramona, a large five-story hotel with verandas and a radish-shaped dome that opened in 1891.Printed on front "Hotel Ramona, Cascade, Colo." 1
- A visiting nurse leaves the Family Service building at 28 E. Boulder. 1
- A woman lies on the floor holding a cigarette. Photo not used. 1
- A woman stands on a ladder picking apples. Printed on front "13605. Picking Apples, Canon City, Colo." 1
- A woman stands with two men in a grocery store in Ivywild with a full cart of food items including Del Monte crushed pineapple and Hills Bros. Coffee. A sign behind the trio reads "Cookies, Crackers." They hold a letter from Whitson Food Company. 1
- A worker with a rag at the Myron Stratton Home wipes down a horse-drawn single-seat wagon with a prominent suspension system. 1
- A young boy dressed in cowboy attire stands on a wooden fence pointing a pistol during the Rodeo Revue at the Broadmoor Stables. 1
- A young man soaks up a sunny winter day in Acacia Park. Behind him is the Acacia Hotel. 1
- A. K. Clucker (Kenton, Ohio) standing in doorway of Gardiner tent. 1
- Abandoned mine and operations building. 1
- Action on the basketball court during play between Alamosa and Fountain High Schools. 1
- Adobe building with decorative wooden stairway at Fountain Valley School. 1
- Adolescent Myron Wood (right) and his father. "Dad & Me" written on photo. 1
- Adult demonstrates machinery with two young boys at the Boys Club. 1
- Al Dickey, assistant manager, stands behind the counter in the souvenir sales section of the 1964 Pikes Peak Summit House. 1
- Alan Rivera (43) of Florence and Ray Price (24) of Fountain collide during the Pikes Peak League championship game at City Auditorium. The Florence Huskies won 46-28. 1
- American Furniture - South Tejon 1
- An architectural detail located at 724 West Colorado Avenue. Photo appeared in the Colorado Springs Gazette Telegraph Leisuretime Magazine on July 10, 1965, page 16. Article entitled 1
- An array of wine and liquor bottles line a shelf behind a bar. Printed on front "Famous Teller House Bar, Central City, Colo." 1
- An elevated view of the Cliff House Hotel with the Navajo Spring house in the foreground. Printed on front" Cliff House, Manitou, Col." 1
- An unpaved single-lane road is seen crossing a truss bridge crossing a river in a deep canyon. Printed on front "Big Thompson Canon, Fort Collins / Loveland - Estes Park Road." 1
- Andrew A. Skurski, General Manager of the Colorado Springs Sky Sox baseball club, sits at his desk. This image appeared in the Colorado Springs Gazette, Sunday, March 30, 1958, Section B, page 10. 1
- Annotated as Crook's Falls in Cheyenne Canon, 373 and depicting a waterfall passing over downed trees. 1
- Annotated as “The Narrows, Williams Canon, Colo.” this photograph shows a winding trail as it moves between two large rock formations located north of Manitou Springs. . 1
- Annotated on the photo with “Golden Cycle” and “Skolas”, massive piles of mine tailings surround the headworks and mine buildings of the Golden Cycle Mine in Cripple Creek. 1
- Annwin and Renny Borchert with Christmas creche in their Broadmoor home. 1
- Appeared in "Colorado 1
- Araphoe Peaks partially snow covered with its reflection in a lake situated in the foreground. 1
- Architectural drawing of “Design for Main Building, Sanatorium for the Modern Woodmen of America, Colorado Springs, Colo.” 1
- Arlene Sandison plays the accordion while sitting in a front porch swing at 311 Mesa Road. The sheet music is titled "Eagerville Waltz." 1
- Athletic trainer Roosevelt Collins provides therapy for Dr. Joe Lewis. Collins was the first African American appointed to a staff position at Colorado College and served for over 35 years. 1
- Automobile transports multiple bicycles on roof. 1
- Baby sitters at the YWCA. 1
- Banner to be presented to the men's service group who raised the highest percentage of its goal during the fall Community Chest campaign of 1951. 1
- Basketball Players - Cockruff and Lindsey; Fountain-Ft. Carson High School 1
- Basketball Players - Jackson and Quinn; Fountain-Ft. Carson High School 1
- Basketball at Young Life camp, Star Ranch 1
- Bearded man in hat with a pickaxe over his shoulder standing in front of a log cabin. A dog is sitting on the ground to his right. 1
- Bennett Avenue in Cripple Creek. 1
- Bernie Martinez et. al. at the Conejos playground. 1
- Bill Marshall holding Community Chest poster at fundraising breakfast in Ruth's Oven. With Marshall are Morris Baker (left), Wayne Roper (center), Verne Johnson (second from right), and Lester Sletta. See Gazette article 10/7/1953, page 13. 1
- Billy Olson and soapbox race car sponsored by the Colorado Springs Gazette Telegraph. "Bill Olson Wins Soap Box Derby and Chance for National Crown" states article by Dick Tharinger in the Colorado Springs Gazette Telegraph, dated July 24, 1950, page 1. 1
- Birdseye view, Modern Woodmen of America Sanatorium. 1
- Bob Burns of Fountain High School poses at the Pikes Peak Regional Relays on the Fountain oval. 1
- Bob Longfield (33), forward for Fountain High School Trojans shoots a layup during their basketball game against Cheyenne Mountain High School in the city wide championship. Blocking the shot is Dave Garrett. See Gazette article 3/9/1957, pg 8. 1
- Boxcar from the St. Louis Refrigerator Car Company with side doors open has stacked cases of Budweiser beer being unloaded by three men on a railroad siding adjacent to a warehouse with “Budweiser” and “Walter’s” painted on the side.Photo not used. 1
- Boy Scouts Ronald Pinello (left) and Donnie Murray hang poster in preparation for the 1953 Community Chest fundraising campaign. Poster reads "Give Gladly the United Way Through Community Chest." 1
- Boy Scouts hold Community Chest posters. 1
- Boy cuts with scissors in a classroom for the children of migrant laborers. 1
- Boy rides pony down Durango alleyway. 1
- Boy wears cardboard box and helmet beside Swinger I banana seat bicycle. 1
- Boy with ball at recess. The Migrant Education Research Project hosted a summer school program for the children of migrant workers. 1
- Boy with dog in front of Boys Club. 1
- Boys play basketball in the Salvation Army Center at 908 Yuma St. The community center opened in July of 1970 and offered a wide variety of programming to all residents of the region including basketball, games, crafts, and music education. 1
- Boys play in a baseball field. 1
- Branton Worrell, 2 1/2 years old, sits in the saddle at the Broadmoor Stables in preparation for the Rodeo Revue. Mountains are in the background. See Gazette article 7/9/1970 1
- Brick building with horse drawn wagons and circa 1910 motorcars. Printed on front "1447 Boulderado Hotel, Boulder, Colo." 1
- Bricks were blown from the chimney of the Salvation Army building at Weber and Cascade after being struck by lightning. 1
- Broadmoor Hotel at dusk from across Broadmoor Lake. 1
- Broadmoor Lake with ducks and swans and Broadmoor Hotel in background. 1
- Brush, trees and cactus at roadside. 1
- Bunting and strings of lights adorn the Exchange National Bank building located on the southwest corner of Pikes Peak and Tejon and other smaller building located to the west, one of which is lit with a sign reading “Have you read the Gazette”. 1
- Burning building at the Colorado Deaf and Blind School. The hood of a Colorado Springs Fire Department vehicle is visible at the far right. A long ladder with firefighters climbing to the top of the building is also visible in the right background. 1
- Burning, smoking building of the Colorado Deaf and Blind School. A firefighter is operating a Colorado Springs Fire Department vehicle in the foreground while several firefighters are ascending to the top of the building on a long ladder to the right. 1
- Burro with saddle against a backdrop of trees. Hand-written on front "Little Satan / Cheyenne Canon." 1
- Butch Hake (with ball) of Manitou Springs crosses the goal line in this high school football game against Fountain High School. 1
- C-54 airplane loaded with records to facilitate the transfer of 15th Air Force headquarters from Colorado Springs to March AFB in California. Maj. Ellsworth Powell (standing left in truck) supervises the process. 1
- Canyon in Three Springs Ranch 1
- Capt. Charles W. Griffin (right) watches Vernon Meier (left) and Julian Carpentier load donations into Salvation Army truck. 1
- Caption under photo "Eddie Crouch takes a fence with ease as he rehearses for the Saturday events. Photo appeared in the Colorado Springs Gazette Telegraph on August 25, 1950, page 6. 1
- Caption under photo "Mrs. Minnie Hansen, Matron". Story excerpt 1
- Caption under photo 1
- Car lot and gas station at the corner of Union and Monument. Gas prices advertised as 1
- Car sits in driveway in front of small wooden shack with picket fence alongside. Street signs in front read "Boulder 500 W" and "Walnut 300 N". 1
- Carl Lucas of Manitou Springs High School (on left) and Floyd Martinez of Fountain High School leap over the first hurtle of a shuttle relay race in the Pikes Peak Regional Relay track event. 1
- Carl Nelson leads singing during Young Life Camp at Star Ranch. 1
- Carolers sing under Acaia Park 's bandstand in an annual community tradition sponsored by the Gazette Telegraph and the Colorado Springs Jaycees. Bernard Vessey. a noted Pikes Peak region singer, stands in front of the microphone. 1
- Carousel at the Cheyenne Mountain Zoo with snow on ground all around and one shoveled path in foreground. 1
- Cast of Junior play at St. Mary's School 1
- Catherine Nellessen explains details of the Kids Rodeo Dress-Up to "Little Old Eagle." The Kids Rodeo Dress-Up coincided with the Colorado Springs Rodeo, later known as the Pikes Peak or Bust Rodeo. 1
- Cathie Daniels makes a contribution to the Salvation Army kettle manned by bell ringer Jimmy LeBeau. Featured in the Gazette on November 28, 1948, pg 3A. 1
- Cattle in pens waiting for shipping. Two men stand at wooden desk with clipboards in foreground. Cattle cars in background have signs "Elbert Transfer Co." 1
- Celebrating her 92nd birthday, Abbie Loshbough [1858-1956] sits in rocking chair with one of her handmade quilts in the Myron Stratton Home. See Gazette article on 6/18/1950, pg 2A. 1
- Center Charles Rose, whom Coach Don Pedrie describes as the best all around performer on his squad is pictured with one-half of Fountain's excellent quarterbacking duo. Ready to take the ball is Darrell Musick. 1
- Chapel in the Salvation Army Center at 908 Yuma St. The community center opened in July of 1970 and offered a wide variety of programming to all residents of the region including basketball, games, crafts, and music education. 1
- Charles Brown (left) and Harold Hayer with newly installed bicycle rack at the Colorado Springs Boys Club, 605 S. Tejon. St. See Gazette article on 9/4/1955, A6. Business Dern Brady Company is visible in the background. 1
- Charles Wood, father of Myron Wood. 1
- Charlie Glasscock, Night Colony. 1
- Cheyenne Mountain vs. Fountain; Rushing in the center of the field is Mike Rosebush (20). 1
- Children at Chamberlain school in School District 2 have their bicycles checked for safety by Mrs. Margaret Dukes (standing) and Mrs. Steese. 1
- Children climb on playground equipment at Conejos Park. 1
- Children dressed in costume portraying Cinderella. 1
- Children eat lunch on the steps of a storefront in Durango. 1
- Children enjoy the Peter Pan wading pool at Monument Valley Park. Seated on the small pillars from front to back are 1
- Children of migrant workers around the table for a snack and cup of milk in the cafeteria of Liberty School. 1
- Children on the merry-go-round at recess. The Migrant Education Research Project hosted a summer school program for the children of migrant workers. 1
- Children on the steps of Colorado Springs Day Nursery with a dog and cat. 1
- Children play with clay at the Colorado Springs Day Nursery. 1
- Children read in the library of the Salvation Army Center at 908 Yuma St. The community center opened in July of 1970 and offered a wide variety of programming to all residents of the region including basketball, games, crafts, and music education. 1
- Children run out the door of Liberty School at the end of the school day. Principal Lynn Gulmon and a teacher walk with the students. 1
- Children sitting in rapt attention at pre-school story hour in the West End Branch Library. 1
- Children standing in front of the Ute Theater. [See Colorado Springs Gazette Telegraph article "Sears to Entertain Children at Youth Month Show Friday", dated September 1, 1948, page 11.] 1
- Children work on a puzzle at the Salvation Army Center 908 Yuma St. The community center opened in July of 1970 and offered a wide variety of programming to all residents of the region including basketball, games, crafts, and music education. 1
- Christmas Kettles at the Salvation Army 1
- Christmas stockings for aged or ill are filled with candy, fruit, and inspirational messages by volunteers of the Salvation Army. Volunteers Florence Manning (left) and Rosa James are both blind. Maj. Edwina Kendall supervises. 1
- Circa 1917 automobiles are seen in front of a brick Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe passenger depot and Harvey House built in 1917 and located at 555 East Pikes Peak Avenue in Colorado Springs. Printed on front "Santa Fe Depot, Colorado Springs, Colo." 1
- Clay is shaped on a potter's wheel at Van Briggle Pottery. 1
- Close photo of a horse taken by Myron Wood as a child. Written on the print "Camera Club Contest." 1
- Close view of the stone sculpture of Indian Chief in headdress on the corner of the Cheyenne Building. 1
- Coach Joe Keegan of Fountain-Fort Carson High School 1
- Colony "C" in Winter 1
- Color photo of Cripple Creek. 1
- Colorado College football coach Gib Funk with football player at the Alamo Hotel, gathered for the Monday night Quarterback Club. 1
- Colorado College wrestling star Glenn Blagg provides Dr. Joe Lewis with free transportation during a wrestling exhibition for the Quarterback Club. Dr. Lewis was a radiologist at St. Francis and a District 11 Board member. 1
- Colorado Springs High School baseball. Runner sliding into first base is tagged by the first basemen who is wearing number 12. 1
- Colorado Springs Mayor Eugene McCleary, who served between 1967-1973. 1
- Colorado Springs public library, a 1905 Carnegie building. Holly Sugar building rises behind. 1
- Colorado State Penitentiary at Canon City, Colorado. Located just west of the city. 1
- Community Chest tea at the Fine Arts Center. 1
- Community Chest Budget Committee gather around a table. 1
- Community Chest Public Relations Committee meets at the Antlers Hotel. 1
- Community Chest members at Swiss Chalet. 1
- Community Chest officials are shown machinery available at the Boys Club. 1
- Community Chest officials examine blankets, possibly at the Halfway House. 1
- Community Chest staff 1
- Compilation of Myron Wood photographs prepared for publication. Fannie Mae Duncan and her mother are bottom right. Instructions to printer on front "shoot whole page half tone / let black background come as dark as it will. L.B.F." 1
- Construction of the Satellite Apartment Hotel building. 1
- Construction on St. Mary's High School Gym 1
- Construction underway to relocate the entrance to the Myron Stratton Home due to installation of new interchange. See Gazette article 7/15/1970, H8. 1
- Contrasted against a powerful gun from Fort Carson, Ernest Kelly holds Buddy Poppies for sale on the sidelines of the annual Armed Forces Day Parade. Kelly was a member of VFW Post No. 4051. 1
- Corwin Wimple holding nose-ring rope of De Kol Ormeby, weight 2800 pounds. 1
- Couple with a horse drawn cart pause for a photograph along a mountain road. 1
- Couple with young toddler at the Family Services office of Community Chest 1
- Cow stands beside large sign with Santa Claus picture reading "North Pole Santa's Workshop" and "Take hiway "24" West!" 1
- Cow with hat in the milk room of Offield Farm near Monument, Colorado. See Gazette article on 6/20/1948, B4. 1
- Cowboy riding through brush chasing wild horses. He is wearing chaps and holding a lariat. 1
- Cows grazing under a copse of trees. 1
- Craig Gordon (left) and Rebecca Turner pick pumpkins at Venetucci Farms while visiting with their fellow kindergartners from Mark Twain school. Both wear Halloween costumes. 1
- Cripple Creek mansion from Gold Rush Days. 1
- Crowd of people entering through the gates at Memorial field. Roses are being handed out to celebrate the 100,000 customer. 1
- Crowds of young people gather at the Chief Theatre for the debut of Beatles movie "Help." Two Beatles impersonators stand with their backs to the camera in the foreground. 1
- Crowds watch a cycling race at Memorial Park Velodrome. 1
- Cub Scout Eric Griffis is presented with a bicycle by John Alexander at the Central Cycle Shop, awarded for selling the most tickets for Scout-O-Rama. This photo appeared in the Gazette on 7/23/1964, pg A13. 1
- Cub Scout holds United Way poster in front of Lorig's, a store selling western family wear and cowboy boots, at 107 S. Tejon Street. [Researcher's note 1
- Debris and rubbled aftermath of fire. 1
- Decorative bag featured in a women's section article focused on livening up dorm rooms for the Gazette in 1966. See 8/28/1966, pg E1. 1
- Decorative piggy banks featured in a women's section article focused on livening up dorm rooms for the Gazette in 1966. See 8/28/1966, pg E1. 1
- Delbert Webb meets Santa Claus at a Christmas party thrown by Lane Equipment Company, 508 S. Tejon. A.E. Lane is shown loaded with presents while Priscilla Miller (left) and Idonna Waldie look on. Lloyd Faddis is identified as Santa. 1
- Denver and Rio Grande Western Railway, engine 476 on display with General Palmer's personal railroad car in Durango. Engineer and toddler sit in the window. 1
- Denver and Rio Grande Western Roundhouse 1
- Deputy El Paso County Clerk Olin P. Lee watches courthouse employees tabulate votes on election night of 1950. The women are identified from left to right as Mrs. Margaret Mason, Mrs. Olin Lee, and Mrs. Hariette Cook. 1
- Detail of windows at the Colorado Springs YWCA, showing decorative tile and stonework. 1
- Director of El Paso County Public Health Dr. Millard Schafer (left) holds up large poster reading "What We Should Have" with two women, likely part of yearly fundraising efforts by Community Chest. 1
- Dog racing fans from Denver arrive at the Rocky Mountain Kennel Club. After Denver closed its track in 1955, the Rocky Mountain Kennel Club ran nightly chartered buses from Pueblo and Denver. 1
- Don Bacon covers third base for the Sky Sox in their winning game over the Wichita Indians. See Gazette 9/4/1955, B2. 1
- Don Brotzman, candidate for governor of Colorado, arrives via helicopter to greet Vice President Richard Nixon on his visit to Colorado Springs. 1
- Don Goddard, Boy Scouts field executive, checks with three instructors on plans for Cub Scout leaders training courses. With Goddard, from left, are Blanche Neifert, Clara Gloss, Grace Stillwell. 1
- Don and Joe's Sinclair Service Station, located on West Colorado Avenue. Two vehicles are parked alongside gas pumps. Sign reads "Open 24 hours; Washing, lubrication, trailers for rent, tires and accessories, ice service." 1
- Dr. Alfred L. Edwards addresses the crowd at the Pikes Peak Summit House dedication ceremony. 1
- Dr. Alfred L. Edwards unveils a registered historic landmark plaque at the newly constructed Pikes Peak Summit House. Edwards was the deputy under secretary of the Department of Agriculture. 1
- Dr. C. E. Harris, Chief of Staff. 1
- Dr. Cramer and Dr. Stahlin, Dentists. 1
- Dr. E. D. Downing. 1
- Dr. F. A. Forney. X-Ray. 1
- Dr. H. H. Schultz, Colony. 1
- Dr. William C. Service (far left) with Dr. Barton Lewis (center) and Dr. Walter C. Herold prepare for a nurses symposium discussing skin diseases, "Nursing Aspects of Dermatologic and Allergic Skin Diseases." See Gazette article 3/11/1956. 1
- Drawing of proposed Pikes Peak Railway made in 1883. [Work began on the cog railway in 1888] W. F. Ellis Jr. was the Chief Engineer. Some sites noted are United States Military Reservation, Seven Lakes, Sheep Mountain, Pikes Peak, and more. 1
- Drawing of the corner Pearl Street and 13th Street in Boulder. 1
- Drawings of the exterior of Tomkins and LaSalle Hardware Company and Wagon Wood Supply Hardware Store are depicted on this postcard. Printed on front "116. Leadville - Colo." and "From a Painting by Ricker". 1
- Drivers Harry Robinson and Cal Blasdell point out a "Walk Safely" sign appearing on the door of this Railway Express Agency truck. Signs were provided for all company trucks by the Colorado Springs Safety Council. 1
- E. E. "Kit" Carson (Charleston, Ark.) 1
- E.C. Leonard (left) and Keith Keller pictured following the announcement of their lease of the Peerless Furniture building at 115 N. Tejon for their clothing store, the Colorado Springs Fashion Bar. 1
- East or Cog side entrance of the 1964 Pikes Peak Summit House. Steele shutters could be rolled down to protect the windows and doors of the building against the severe winter weather. 1
- Easter baskets at the Salvation Army. 1
- Eddie Cook (22) of Fountain passes to Mike Daugherty in a game against Alamosa. 1
- Edgar P. Gregory, Community Chest president, receives a check from Col. John M. Finn. chief of staff for Fort Carson, and Lt. Col. Charles E. Harris. 1
- Edith Perea is crowned the La Fiesta Bonita Queen by the previous year's queen, Amelia Alvarado, in front of Our Lady of Gaudalupe Church on South Tejon Street. Two young girls hold Edith Perea's train. 1
- Edna Pooler poses with a "Touraide" magazine in the Monument Conoco alongside tourist pamphlets for the North Pole, Cave of the Winds, and Seven Falls. Automobile oil, batteries, and tires can be seen in the background. 1
- Eighteen-year-old Myron Wood in suit. 1
- Eisenberg home [not in paper]. Mother and two small children sitting at a kitchen table praying. Two lit candles and a platter of fruit are also on the table. 1
- Elevated view looking northeast of the Modern Woodmen America Sanatorium showing its buildings and grounds. Approximately 100 Gardiner Tuberculosis Treatment Tents for patients are arrayed in front of the main building. 1
- Elevated view of Aspen, Colorado looking south with Aspen mountain in the background. The photo appears to have been taken at the height of the silver mining boom in the early 1890s. "Sanborn" and "3177" printed on the front. 1
- Elevated view of Cripple Creek looking northwest with Mt. Pisgah in the background. Inscribed at the bottom of the photo is “Cripple Creek, Colo. by Skolas”. 1
- Eleven-year-old Mark Lane tests his gun drawing skills against Randy Zentz after winning in a city-wide fast draw competition at multiple parks. Finalists competed in Penrose Stadium as part of the Pikes Peak or Bust Rodeo. 1
- Elizabeth Powell wraps a Christmas gift while visiting her father, Henry W. Powell, on holiday break from Wellesley College. Her dog Sambo looks on attentively. See Gazette article 12/21/1947, E1. 1
- Elvira Desachy Godoy wears clothing from Chiapas, Mexico. Godoy performed folk dances of Mexico for Wasson High School Spanish language students. 1
- Elvira Desachy Godoy wears clothing from Veracruz, Mexico. Godoy performed folk dances of Mexico for Wasson High School Spanish language students. 1
- Elvira Desachy Godoy wears traditional clothing from Jalisco, Mexico. Godoy performed folk dances of Mexico for Wasson High School Spanish language students. 1
- Employee sets up merchandise in the souvenir section of the newly completed Pikes Peak Summit House. 1
- Entrance to Cave of the Winds 1
- Entrance to Coronado High School with mountains behind and small boy on bicycle in front. 1
- Ernie Nowels peforms magic in his home at 2128 North Nevada Avenue. 1
- Ethel Anderson of Community Chest prepares for the annual welfare drive. Photo featured in "Woman of the Week" in the Gazette, July 23, 1949. 1
- Eugene McCleary (left), Colorado Springs mayor between 1967-1973, and Ted Gray monitor progress of YMCA membership drive. Chalkboard behind lists names under Native American tribes Arapaho, Cheyenne, Apache, and Ute. 1
- Eugene McCleary (middle) at Boy Scout Jamboree. McCleary would go on to serve as Colorado Springs mayor between 1967-1973 and was highly active in the Colorado Springs community both in business and in civic affairs. 1
- Exterior of M. K. Myers Jewelry Store. Photo not used. 1
- Exterior of the newly completed Pikes Peak Summit House. Snow is piled high in front of the doorway. 1
- Exterior of the newly completed Pikes Peak Summit House. Snow is piled high in front of the east doorway. The Cog Railway tracks are visible at the edge of the photo. 1
- Exterior view of Calvary Baptist Church located at 1712 South Corona Avenue. 1
- Exterior view of Masonic Temple. Masonic symbol is over doorway. Located at 9 North Nevada Avenue. Printed on front "Front View - Masonic Temple - Colo. Springs - Colo. / Copyright 1909 by A. J. Lawton". 1
- Exterior view of Roswell Community Church located at 330 Beacon Street, later to be changed to 2728 Beacon Street. 1
- Exterior view of Roswell Community Church located at 330 Beacon. 1
- Exterior view of the Knights of Columbus Hall on Kiowa Street. Later used as the Pioneers Museum, the building is now utilized by the Pikes Peak Library District. 1
- Exterior view of the Knights of Columbus building on Kiowa Street. Later used as the Pioneers Museum, the building is now utilized by the Pikes Peak Library District. 1
- Exterior view of the Knights of Columbus building on Kiowa Street. One side of the public library building is visible with the Antlers Plaza and Holly Sugar building behind. 1
- Exterior view of the Knights of Columbus building on Kiowa Street. The Antlers Plaza Hotel is visible in the background. 1
- F. W. Williams (Dodge City, Kans.) with Gardiner tents behind. 1
- Family Service Board for Community Chest 1
- Family tailgating at an Air Force Academy football game. Photo appeared in the Colorado Springs Gazette on October 4, 1966, page 4B. Accompanying article "Traditional as Hotdogs and Bands". 1
- Female campers at Young Life Camp, Star Ranch. From left, upper bunk 1
- Firefighter on a ladder spraying water on to the roof of one of the burning buildings of the Deaf and Blind School. 1
- Fish laid out with creels nearby. 1
- Five boys peer over a garland-covered stair railing during a Christmas program at the Myron Stratton Home 1
- Five members of the Pikes Peak Archery Club pose with their bows and arrows at the archery range near Memorial Park ahead of a competition. Left to right 1
- Five men sit in front of a Gardiner tent, identified only by the state they came from. From left "Pa., Ind., Ia., Wash. D. C., Mo." 1
- Five women dressed in costumes at the Patty Jewett Golf Club clubhouse. Given the date of the photo, they are likely celebrating Halloween. 1
- Florence Coach Tom Gribben cheers his team as time expires on the championship basketball game against Fountain. The Florence Huskies won 46-28. 1
- Floyd Hurt (left) talks with a counselor at Young Life Camp, Star Ranch. 1
- Floydean McMurtry is crowned Homecoming Queen for Fountain High School in 1955. Pictured from left are Julie Weber (Senior), Ingrid Grail (Junior), Jerry Chiddix and Jim Hyer (Co-Captains of the Football team), and Sue Wilson (Freshman). 1
- Food baskets for needy at the Salvation Army. 1
- Football player Lloyd Garrison stands suited in football gear. "Coach Frank Prescott says his Mustangs need improvement in many phases of the game" Story appeared in the Colorado Springs Gazette Telegraph on September 26, 1955. 1
- Football players for Fountain-Ft. Carson High School. Player number 10 is identified as Rick Martinez, and 41 is Rod Taylor. 1
- Formal portrait of Myron Wood in coat and tie, probably in his late teens. 1
- Fort Carson from Cheyenne Mountain. 1
- Fountain High School basketball player Keith McGee, featured in the Gazette Telegraph as "Player of the Week" on January 19, 1972. 1
- Fountain High School linebacker Larry Totura. See Gazette article on 9/7/1972 pg 13AA. 1
- Fountain High School squares off against Harrison High School in the Pikes Peak League title game. Fountain Trojans won 45-43. The athlete wearing number 21 is identified in the Gazette as Howard Mock. See Gazette 2/21/1959, pg 6. 1
- Fountain High School tailback Byron McDonald. Featured in Gazette Telegraph article on October 4, 1972 "Named Top GT Back of the Week 1
- Fountain High School's football coach Bill Sabo selected as KRDO's 1965 Coach of the Year. See Gazette article on November 21, 1965 pg F1 1
- Fountain football players prepare with their coaches for the semi-finals of the 1959 season. 1
- Fountain fullback Glenn Johnson sprints down the field in this winning game (40 -0) against the Harrison Panthers. See Gazette article 9/13/1959, pg 13. 1
- Fountain-Fort Carson High School track athlete Dyck Dahl. 1
- Fountain-Ft. Carson High School football player Rick Martinez preparing for AA quarterfinals. 1
- Four Young Life students at Star Ranch 1
- Four boys are gathered around a billiards table that once belonged to Winfield Scott Stratton, playing pool at the Myron Stratton Home. From left, Bucky Diggs, Bob Walker, Edgar Price, and Donald Rathbun. See Gazette article 10/21/1951, Section C, page 2. 1
- Four boys try their hand at leather working projects in the Colorado Springs Boys Club. 1
- Four men stand in front of automobiles. From left "'Slim', Clucker, Rhodes, Wadsworth, age 72. 1
- Four men stand with a bicycle. 1
- Four unidentified Sky Sox players perform the national anthem at their pennant winning game in 1955. 1
- Four women prepare for Community Chest drive. 1
- Four-year-old Kendall David Marshall diagrams just what he wants for Christmas in the Colorado Springs Sears Roebuck & Co. See Gazette article 12/23/1948, 13A. 1
- Four-year-old Pat Carey in snowsuit and gloves chats with Santa Claus in Sears. See Gazette article 12/23/1948, 13A. 1
- Francis Waldie with Salvation Army Kettle at Tejon and Kiowa. Out West Cafe (21 E. Kiowa) and Weather Hat Shop (27 E. Kiowa) visible in background. 1
- Freedom School [phrontistery - an establishment for study and learning]. Photo not used. 1
- Friends and acquaintances pay final respects at the funeral of Police Chief I.B. "Dad" Bruce in St. Mary's Catholic Church. 1
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- From left, Wes Williams , Rickey McHone, David Battin, and Bobby Loomis dressed in sport coats try the shaking method to determine the contents of their presents at a Christmas Party at the Myron Stratton Home. See Gazette 12/25/1958, pg 12. 1
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- Front door of small stucco building with sign "S.C. Hunter Mortuary" alongside door. Picket fence visible in background. 1
- Front view of newly constructed Katherine Lee Bates Elementary School at 702 Cragmor Rd. School District 11 closed the school in 2013, and the building was demolished in 2016 to make room for UCCS student housing and parking. 1
- Full size wood carving of Chief Manitou holding a bottle of Manitou Springs Mineral Water. 1
- Fumio Nakai holds Red Feather banner proclaiming Manitou Springs Community Chest drive at 100% of goal. Identified from left to right, Pamela Martin, Linda Myers , Lora Lee Studebaker, and Judy Cobb. 1
- Fundraising committee meets to plan fall Community Chest drive. 1
- Game action between the Sky Sox and the Denver Bears. Denver Bears player slides into third base. Sky Sox won game 10-8. Photo not used. 1
- Gas pumps with large printed signs "No Gas" at Clark's Self Serve Shamrock station. Pumps are labeled "Regular - Trail Master" and "Premium - Cloud Master". 1
- Gazette photographer 1
- Gazette reporter dressed as Santa Claus holds Colleen Allnutt in Sears. See Gazette article 12/23/1948, 13A. 1
- Gen. Curtis LeMay, Air Force Chief of Staff, commissions a graduating cadet as a second lieutenant in the Air Force. Col. Virgil J. O'Connor, Academy Register, behind. 1
- Giant C-54 airplane loaded with records to facilitate the transfer of 15th Air Force headquarters from Colorado Springs to March AFB in California. Maj. Ellsworth Powell (standing left in truck) supervises the process. 1
- Girl Guards & Salvation Army 1
- Girl Guards with paper rabbits at the Salvation Army. 1
- Girl Scouts gather at a large table at the Myron Stratton Home as two women look on and a boy in the left foreground mugs for the camera. A Christmas tree is in background. 1
- Girl cleans up at a classroom sink. 1
- Glaser Gas, Inc. in Calhan. 1
- Glockner-Seton-Loretto Heights. Graduating students. Glockner Training School. 1
- Golf Acres Shopping Center. Policeman, Officer Eugene Stokley, writing woman a ticket in front of laundromat. Photo not used. 1
- Golfers at Colorado Springs Golf Club with Pikes Peak visible in the background. Printed on the back of card 1
- Governor John Love (left) with Colorado Springs mayor Harry Hoth, unveiling a new plaque at the Pikes Peak Summit House dedication ceremony. 1
- Governor John Love addresses the crowd at the dedication ceremonies of the Pikes Peak Summit House. Immediately to his right is Colorado Springs mayor Harry Hoth and Dr. Alfred L. Edwards, deputy assistant secretary of agriculture 1
- Governor John Love addresses the crowd at the dedication ceremonies of the Pikes Peak Summit House. Immediately to his right is Colorado Springs mayor Harry Hoth and Dr. Alfred L. Edwards, deputy assistant secretary of agriculture. 1
- Grocer in Cripple Creek, Colorado in front of store "talking" with three burros. 1
- Group discussion in the outdoors at Young Life Camp, Star Ranch. 1
- Group gathered around piano in the Colorado Springs USO. 1
- Group of men seated on wooden bench in front of religious icons. 1
- Group of waitresses posing outdoors. 1
- Group of women gather inside the Salvation Army for rally. 1
- Group of women in nurse's uniform pose, some standing, some seated. 1
- Group photo of the 1926 Modern Woodmen of American Sanitorium Sunday School taken Easter Sunday, April 4, 1926. 1
- Group photo of the 1927 Modern Woodmen of American Sanitorium Sunday School. 1
- H. Chase Stone speaks to crowd, making opening remarks before the rescheduled first game of the season. Photo not used. 1
- H. Chase Stone standing at a microphoned podium addressing a group of people seated to his front. Several men are seated at a table to his immediate right. 1
- H.P. Hill (center) formally opens Hill's Amuse-U-Park, located west of Tejon Street and south of Las Vegas Street. City Council Vice President William Henderson (left) and Chamber of Commerce President Stan Hoddy. 1
- Half opened door with ornate glass window. 1
- Hand tinted image of Royal Gorge. Several passengers have disembarked from a railway car and appear to be posing for a photograph. 1
- Hand tinted image of creek in North Cheyenne Canyon. 1
- Hand tinted image of small water fall on Ute Pass. 1
- Hand tinted image of train stopped along the tracks. Passengers have disembarked and are posing for a photograph. 1
- Hand tinted print of Platte Avenue in Colorado Springs. 1
- Hand tinted print of the Gateway to the Garden of the Gods Park 1
- Hand tinted print showing cloudy, sunrise on Pikes Peak with Summit House and Cog Railway in view. 1
- Hand-colored print of Mushroom Park rock formations Garden of the Gods. 1
- Hand-tinted photograph of a singular rock formation eroded into a column. 1
- Hand-tinted photograph of eroded vertical rock formations in the shape of a cone with rock platforms on the top. 1
- Hand-tinted photograph of landscape view of railroad on high trestle bridge over river. Printed on bottom "451-The Loop above Georgetown". 1
- Hand-tinted photograph of rock column eroded to a fine point at its top. 1
- Hand-tinted print of Balanced Rock. Printed on bottom "Balanced Rock / Garden of the Gods". 1
- Hand-written in lower left "Altman, Colo. / Highest incorporated town in the world. / Pike Peak in the distance / Photo by S. S. Baldwin. Aug 1900". Printed on front "Altman, Colo. (Altitude 11,000 ft.) Published by W. A. Loper, Cripple Creek, Colo." 1
- Hand-written note upper center "1st B Grade Bristol School Dec 1924" 1
- Hand-written on back of photo "Clive (an uncle, an aerial photographer in WWI / MW)" "Myron Gilmore and mother age 10 weeks." "1922" "Sulphur Okla? 1322 W Uinita" "I just guessed this was where it was taken, on Aunt Elnors back porch" 1
- Harold Sheldon (left) and Cliff Feldt work through a huge pile of Christmas packages at the Colorado Springs Post Office. This was Feldt's 29th Christmas as a parcel post carrier and Sheldon's first. See Gazette 12/19/1948, page 13A. 1
- Harry Hoth, member of the Colorado Springs Junior Chamber of Commerce, sitting at a desk holding a map labeled "Being a Map of the Pikes Peak Region Showing Facts, Fables, Fancies." 1
- Hatched in Olin Hall of Science at Colorado College, endangered species called the duck hawk. See Gazette article on 5/25/1973, page 1B. 1
- Headline of accompanying story "Rabbi M. I. Cohen To Conduct High Holyday Services". Photo appeared in the Colorado Springs Gazette on September 13, 1955, page 13. 1
- Heavy traffic on Highway 115 at the east exit of Fort Carson. Pikes Peak is visible in the background. 1
- Hebe, Goddess of Eternal Youth on the town clock of Manitou Springs, Colorado. 1
- High-contrast photo of a steam-powered locomotive pulling three passenger cars crossing a bridge. "Purgatoire Gorge" printed on bottom. "Delagua / Bethune / D&B" logo in lower left-hand corner. "db 6688" printed in lower right-hand corner. 1
- Highway and railroad tracks with smokestacks and buildings in background. Road sign reads "Pueblo Business District" with an arrow. Note on back reads "Pueblo 2/9/66". 1
- Holly Sugar billboard advertisement created by Dr. Seuss. It depicts a goat eating scrap metal with the advice that "All it needs is ... Holly Sugar". 1
- Holly Sugar billboard advertisement created by Dr. Seuss. It depicts a prairie dog eating a prickly pear with the advice that "All it needs is ... Holly Sugar". 1
- Holly Sugar building in the evening during a snowstorm. St. Mary's Church is visible in background. 1
- Homes set in snow. 1
- Horse facing camera in snowy field with large tree and mountain behind. Sometimes called "Smiling Horse". 1
- Hospital building with Gardiner tents on the lawn. 1
- Hot air balloons rise behind the Memorial Park Velodrome, staged for a cycling race. 1
- Hummingbird sitting in nest made in a pine tree. 1
- India Wood, daughter of Myron Wood, at Teller Reservoir near the South end of Fort Carson. Hills in the distance. 1
- Info on back "8"x10" color negative / Red Rock Canyon, Colorado Springs (pr. 1981 by Dutch Walla - Roach Photos)" 1
- Info on back from M. Wood "Across So. Park to Mt. Princeton from Wilkerson Park 1978 / Myron Wood / (pr. 1978) M.W. / Photographed for the Pueblo Regional Library". 1
- Info on back from M. Wood "Cripple Creek Cemetery / Myron Wood / (pr. 1980) M.W." 1
- Info on back from M. Wood "Diamond Belle Bar|Durango, Colo. / Myron Wood / (pr. 1980) M.W." 1
- Info on back from M. Wood "Roulette wheel|Silverton, Colo. / Myron Wood / (pr. 1980) M.W." 1
- Inside Cliff House, Manitou Springs, showing table with four chairs and checkered tablecloth and small table and chair in foreground with Royal manual typewriter. 1
- Instructor David Bowman (left) explains carburetor operations to Henry Aragon under the Salvation Army's vocational training program. In back are Chet Brunson and Capt. Dale E. Johnson. Photo appeared in Gazette 5/20/1969, page 8A. 1
- Instructor Ernest West (far left) with Lon McClelland (middle) and Dean Cyr in karate class held at the Salvation Army Neighborhood Center, 908 Yuma Ave. 1
- Interior Occupational Therapy Department 1
- Interior of M. K. Myers Jewelry Store. Photo not used. 1
- Interior of Masonic Temple with Egyptian-style columns, recessed ceiling and palms lining walls. Printed on front "Lodge Room - East, Masonic Temple - Colorado Springs. Copyright 1909." 1
- Interior of Masonic Temple with Egyptian-style columns, recessed ceiling and palms lining walls. Printed on front "Masonic Temple - Colorado Springs. Lodge Room - West. Copyright 1909". 1
- Interior of Tutt Library showing first floor reading area with mezzanine and windowed ceiling above. "Interior - Tutt Library" written on bottom border. 1
- Interior of courtroom at old El Paso County Courthouse (now the Colorado Springs Pioneers Museum) showing judge's bench and jury box with carved wood paneling, decorative ceiling, columns and windows. 1
- Interior of department store with signs reading "Menswear" and wrapped bags of merchandise piled on tables in front. 1
- Interior of the Helen Hunt Jackson house showing furnished rooms, several portraits, filled bookcases, and a fireplace. House was located at 228 E. Kiowa Street, Colorado Springs, Colorado. 1
- Interior of the M. W. A. Greenhouse. Nurses lined up behind the blooming Easter Lilies. 1
- Interior of the Pikes Peak Highway Summit House after the 1953 fire, looking from the single-story end of the building at the two-story section. It is believed the fire was caused by a faulty furnace. 1
- Interior of three bedroom model home constructed in the Stratton Meadows neighborhood by Alexander Construction Company in the 1700 block of South Corona. This home was priced at $10,300. See article in the Gazette on 9/23/1951. 1
- Interior view of home known as "Red Top Mansion," raided in 1948 by the El Paso County Sheriff's Office for potentially fronting a gambling establishment. The home was originally built in the 1890s by Leonard E. Curtis. 1
- Interior view of remodeled Salvation Army Chapel. 1
- Jack Miles, treasurer; Jim Chanceller, vice president; Richard Foster, secretary. Vocational Agriculture of FFA. 1
- James O. Weaver (Chillicothe, Mo.) 1
- Jean Lanz (right) delivers a Red Feather fundraising envelope to her neighbor Norma Meade at 715 North Foote. 1
- Jeanne "Jinx" Clark pouring at her bar, Jinx’s Place, located at 104 E. Platte Avenue in Colorado Springs. Photo not used. 1
- Jeanne "Jinx" Clark with cocktail shaker at her bar, Jinx’s Place, located at 104 E. Platte Avenue in Colorado Springs. 1
- Jim Rayburn, field director of Young Life Campaign (far left), with Martha Hendee, Betty Inglis, Dick Westbay, and Hal White at the Hendee home, 1210 Wood Ave. 1
- Jim Rayburn, field director of Young Life Campaign, stands in the center of a crowd of 127 young people singing hymns and gathered for a Young Life meeting in the home of Robert Hendee, 1210 Wood Ave. 1
- Jinx Place 104 East Platte Avenue. Photo not used. 1
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