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Kansas Road Conditions: Website: kandrive.org - for continuously updated road RECREATION AREAS To Holton To Atchison Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks & Tourism NE 46TH ST Muddy To Scott City L. NW 46TH ST condition information. Cr. White To Newton (620) 672-5911, KSOutdoors.com Soldier Creek 83 Creek Phone: Within Kansas: Call 511. Creek 50 50 Cr. • U.S. Army Corps of Engineers 75 83 Little Soldier NE 39TH ST 400 3.8 17 Cr. From anywhere in the US: To Lakin 400 Creek 85TH ST Fishing Hunting Utility Full Only Electrical Water and Electric Stations Dump Camping Primitive Cabins Camping Sites Reservable Shelterhouses Water Drinking Trails Trails Equestrian Buildings Shower Boating Rental Boat Marina Ramp Boat Docks Courtesy Beaches 85TH ST Messhoss 85TH ST GCW Map Name Phone Creek 4 Dodge City 50 To Jetmore Halfday ROSS BLVD 156 Kansas GCW ROCHESTER RD TOPEKA BLVD Call 1-866-511-KDOT (5368). MENOKEN RD BRICKYARD RD GREEN HILLS RD 83 Comm. College VFW RD BUS VALLEY Pavilions F-11 Big Hill Reservoir (620) 336-2741 NW 35TH ST Indian MARY ST Garden Duck Cr. ST • DR Creek • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • South Fork BUFFALO CENTER Chisholm City 16 www.WICHway.org ANDERSON RD BNSF ST HUXMAN RD D-5 Cedar Bluff State Park and Reservoir (785) 726-3212 Muddy Boot Hill 50 ST Cr. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 56 Fk. Road Information: JONES Comm. Arkansas 77TH ST 2.6 50 8TH ST E-8 Cheney State Park and Reservoir (316) 542-3664 Casino 283 Creek Topeka Juvenile AVE SANTA FE TRAIL College Little FLEMING • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • CAMPUS Woman UP Indian AVE 3RD Kansas Highway Patrol 56 To Kinsley 2.0 81 WICHITA AREA TAYLORAVE 135 UP Correctional Facility 112 RD D-7 Cheyenne Bottoms Wildlife Area (620) 793-3066 113 RD MAIN KANSAS AVE W. • • • 14TH AVE UP 3.8 6TH 3.4 Little To Hutchinson 283 Creek Arkansas Speedway (785) 827-3065 & F-2 Cimarron National Grassland (620) 697-4621 24 CENTRAL AVE COMANCHE ST 96 Chisholm Cr. • • • • • • 24 Kansas Teachers AMTRAK 81 1.5 109 RD Boot Dodge City 69TH ST C-11 Clinton Reservoir (785) 843-7665 UP 0.7 SPRUCE ST (785) 296-3102 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • To Manhattan Hall of Fame Chisholm Great To Lawrence Hill 75 & Kansas City Regional Arkansas MAPLE ST Whitewater To Cimarron 15 50 FULTON ST KECHI C-11 Clinton State Park (785) 842-8562 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Overland Philip 50 WYATT EARP BLVD Museum Airport BNSF 2.0 Big PARK CITY Emergency (Fire, Police): 911 NW 17TH ST. BUS JENNIE BARKER RD 358A Slough GORDON Station Billard SANTA FE TRAIL 50 River Laura Kelly D-10 Council Grove Reservoir • (620) 767-5195 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Cedar 358B 359 4 14 Kansas Museum 3.2 1.7 400 Cellular Telephone Users 357B MORSE Municipal TRAIL ST 151ST ST TRAIL F-12 Crawford State Park at Farlington Lake (620) 362-3671 OREGON Crest Arkansas River AMTRAK 135TH ST 254 of History 0.4 Kansas Governor • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Airport To Cimarron TRAIL 361A SHAWNEE CO. 61ST ST Highway Emergencies: *47 JEFFERSON CO. 83 BNSF E-11 Cross Timbers State Park at Toronto Lake (620) 637-2213 River 70 SARDOU Park, Zoo, To El Dorado • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Fk. 40 River Hummer Kansas 400 BUS and Museum 4 STRAIT Kaw River Old RIDGE RD D-11 Eisenhower State Park at Melvern Lake (785) 528-4102 361B 3.4 2.4 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Sports 2.4 RD UP 357A 3.5 SANTA FE TRAIL 13 Prairie SEWARD ROCK RD Kansas State Park WOODLAWN Topeka Park River 400 MERIDIAN AVE M. 53RD ST 2ND AVE E-9 El Dorado State Park (316) 321-7180 CHESTER Kansas Turnpike Authority • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • UP 355 356 Town AVE BNSF McARTOR ST GARDEN CITY 83 Zoo 6TH ST 362A BHW River 53RD ST 0.9 1.6 Slough F-11 Elk City Reservoir (620) 336-2741 AMTRAK CHISHOLM • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 353 75 OREGON Cr. RD [316] 682-4537 10TH ST 254 WEBB BLVD 40 4 CVR 110 RD MAIZE F-11 Elk City State Park (620) 331-6295 State 362B TRAIL 56 3.5 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • WILROADS GARDEN RD AVE BEL AIRE ksturnpike.com 70 Kansas Children's Capitol RD 56 11 Creek 40 400 400 To Sublette 119TH ST 45TH ST F-10 Fall River Reservoir (620) 658-4445 • • • • • • • • • • • • • Discovery Center 56 283 To Greensburg * 362C Dodge City 45TH ST Cellular Telephone Users: KTA To Junction City Mulvane AVE F-10 Fall River State Park (620) 637-2213 HUNTOON ST RICE K&O 16 AVE • • • • • • • • • • • • • • MACVICAR AVE 283 1 OAKLEY AVE Raceway Park 13 15 GOLDEN Art Museum TOPEKA 70 Cowskin D-11 Flint Hills National Wildlife Refuge (620) 392-5553 17TH ST To Ensign • • • • • • 4 WASHBURN AVE 96 Washburn Colonel 127TH ST URISH RD 363 GREENWICH RD 3.4 1.7 235 OLIVER ST INDIAN HILLS RD 70 MAIZE RD 2.4 D-9 – D-12 Flint Hills Trail State Park (785) 448-2627 364A 365 To Minneola HILLSIDE ST James 37TH ST Visitor Resources For More Information: • • 21ST ST University DODGE CITY RD 366 To Concordia To JCT. U.S. 81 Chisholm Brown vs. 364B 183 37TH ST Jabara Dry To Lawrence B-7 Glen Elder State Park at Waconda Lake (785) 545-3345 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Washburn University V.A. Creek & Kansas City Creek 2 KANSAS & Kansas Travel Kansas Department GAGE BLVD Board of Cr. Airport FAIRLAWN 10A-B To Abilene D-12 Hillsdale Reservoir • (913) 783-4366 • • • • • • • • • • • Institute of Technology 470 Medical Kansas Education Deer 182 To Topeka & Atchison 96 Shunganunga Mud Information Centers of Transportation Center RKANSAS Saline HOOVER D-12 Hillsdale State Park (913) 783-4507 Expocentre N.H.S. 29TH ST A WEST ST • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 81 40 TYLER RD Fk. Great Plains 29TH ST To Eskridge 29TH ST Kansas has several Travel 700 S.W. Harrison St., 29TH ST CALIFORNIA 29TH ST D-11 John Redmond Reservoir • (316) 364-8613 Evel Kneivel Kansas JEFFERSON CO. 70 River E. Nature Center • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • UP Wichita 6.6 Museum National Creek 10.5 Creek Information Centers throughout 2nd Floor West D-8 Kanopolis Reservoir (785) 546-2294 Chisholm State • AMIDON ST 3 Cr. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Creek Yesteryear 143 25TH ST 33RD ST ADAMS ST Cr. Guard 470 DOUGLAS CO. 5.8 D-8 Kanopolis State Park (785) 546-2565 4 37TH ST Museum Univ. the state. Friendly travel Topeka, KS 66603-3745 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 75 Butcher Lake BNSF Lawrence 9 21ST ST 253 11 21ST Shawnee AMTRAK ST Fourmile C-11 Kaw River State Park (785) 273-6740 4.6 Municipal 70 21ST ST • • • To Russell 40 10 Ulrich counselors will give you (785) 296-3566 Lake Kansas Airport 1.8 St. John's Kansas B-6 Kirwin National Wildlife Refuge (785) 543-6673 Creek Stinson 249 WICHITA Sedgwick Art • • • • • • Sherwood 5 7 24 250 252 Military Mid-America Wichita African- 17TH ST helpful state information and ksdot.org 42ND ST 95 135 County Museum C-3 Little Jerusalem Badlands State Park (620) 872-2061 45TH ST 59 24 School ZOO BLVD All-Indian Art American Old Town • 41ST ST WACO ST LAWRENCE To Kansas City Zoo 8 13TH ST BLVD Center Museum Museum of direct you to points of regional B-7 Lovewell State Park and Reservoir (785) 753-4971 45TH ST 40 K&O Dry Museum • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 177 Creek UP 13TH ST 81 World Beech Cr. Creek Creek River River 9 7A-B WSU Campus interest. Clean restrooms, Kansas Department of Wildlife, E-13 Marais des Cygnes National Wildlife Refuge (913) 352-8956 • • • • • 7.1 Botanica Treasures of Applied Sciences Factory GAGE 32 PACIFIC AVE Creek 235 Exploration CROCO RD LAKE VIEW RD UP D-9 Marion Reservoir (620) 382-2101 Tecumseh The Wichita and Technology Airport To El Dorado • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 53RD ST TECUMSEH RD 197 Place drinking water, free coffee, picnic Parks & Tourism BERRYTON RD 204 NORTH ST 53 Colly Gypsum 0.5 TOPEKA BLVD TOPEKA 70 202 Mulberry 8 Gardens CENTRAL CENTRAL 35 F-4 Meade State Park (620) 873-2572 53RD ST 2.3 Old • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 1.6 70 COUNTRY CENTRAL IOWA ST areas and pet exercise areas are 1020 S. Kansas Ave., Rm. 200 AVE Cowtown GROVE ST EASTBOROUGH CLUB RD 2ND ST Cr. D-11 Melvern Lake (785) 549-3318 To Topeka • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Century II 1ST ST STATE ST Museum 6C DOUGLAS AVE also available at some centers. Topeka, KS 66612-1327 C-9 Milford Reservoir (785) 238-5714 Baldwin PETERSON RD IRON AVE V.A. Medical • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • DOUGLAS AVE. Lawrence- Hawker 335 61ST ST UP Hill Lynn 140 Bicentennial Dumont 6B 5B 6A Center (785) 296-2281 C-9 Milford State Park (785) 238-3014 10 Spencer 151ST ST. Friends Beechcraft 2.6 FAIRLAWN RD 54 54 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • AUBURN RD 61ST ST Topeka 93 Center MAPLE ST Stadium The following centers are open WAY Art KU Natural 7 University 400 D-7 Mushroom Rock State Park (785) 546-2565 Rgnl. Airport & CO. DOUGLAS 400 KELLOGG CRAWFORD MARYMOUNT ST To Augusta 1-800-2KANSAS • OREGON TRAIL ST MICHIGAN 2.7 4.9 35 Creek Museum History Museum BROADWAY BLVD McCORMICK ST Business To Ellsworth KELLOGG LINCOLN ST 2.9 FE Intrust year-round except New Year’s C-11 Perry Reservoir • (785) 597-5144 6TH ST 9TH ST Smoky GEORGE • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • CO. LEAVENWORTH 5A KSOutdoors.com Center ST WALKER ST Combat OHIO Bank 50 9TH ST REPUBLIC AVE OLIVER ST C-11 Perry State Park (785) 246-3449 40 92 Hill Newman EDGEMOOR HARRY ST Day, Easter, Thanksgiving and • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • WOODLAWN Air Museum Arena 2.8 HARRY ST TOPEKA ST To Topeka TravelKS.com SANTA KELLOGG Sixmile 54 WASHINGTON WANAMAKER RD University Br. D-11 Pomona Reservoir • (785) 453-2201 Museum BNSF Spring Christmas. Hours: 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 75 DR Dole KSU-College CLOUD ST 400 4 BURLINGAME RD Bombardier MAY ST Dry 2.1 15TH ST 1.8 15 MT.
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    Issue #73 Winter 2008 Lars Bloch Interview (Part 3) Legend of the Incas Buffalo Bill in Rome Frank Brana Interview Latest DVD Reviews

    Issue #73 Winter 2008 Lars Bloch Interview (part 3) Legend of the Incas Buffalo Bill in Rome Frank Brana Interview Latest DVD reviews WAI! #73 THE SWINGIN’ DOORS Well summer is over and it’s time for the fall and winter seasons to begin. Life goes into hibernation as we sit around the TV set more and more during the colder weather. But wait, I just received a postcard from my old buddy Neil Summers who says he just received a call from Terence Hill and they will be filming a new western in Santa Fe, New Mexico starting October 9th. The new made for Italian TV film is called “Doc West” and features Hill as a former doctor who is now a traveling gambler trying to forget a botched operation on a small boy who he feels died by his hands. Also starring is Paul Sorvino as the town’s sheriff. So much for a nice quiet winter, we’ll keep you posted on all the developments as well as Neil’s updates. Always nice to see a Spaghetti western being made again and Neil says if this generates enough interest it will become a weekly series. We have a welcome article by Italian scholar Armando Rotondi concerning a true event wherein Buffalo Bill was challenged by the ‘Butteri” (Italian cowboys). These actual events became the basis for the rare 1949 film “Buffalo Bill in Rome” starring Enzo Fiermonte. I hope to have more of these types of documents and reviews in future issues. My good friend, researcher and writer, Tom Prickette, took the time to watch, translate from the German text and submit a review for the recently released German language KOCH Media DVD of “The Legend of the Incas”.