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ABOUT THE COVER: Rhodochrosite, Colorado's newly named state mineral, on sulfides, Gerhart's Pocket, Mini King Raise, Sweet Home Mine, Alma, Park County, Colorado. The specimen, which was collected in September 1997, is 9.5 cm high and is in the Martin Zinn collection; Jeff Scovil photo.
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September/October 2002
FEATURES
298 Minerals of the Granite Gap Mines, Hidalgo County, New Mexico
Joan Beyer, Ron Gibbs
306 Ohio Mineral Locality Index—Part 2: Concretions and Miscellaneous Occurrences
Ernest H. Carlson
320 Minerals of the Hutter Mine, A New Manganese-Barium Mineral Locality in Northern Pittsylvania County, Virginia
James S. Beard, Robert J. Tracy, William S. Henika
326 Who's Who in Mineral Names: Renato Pagano (b. 1938), Adriana (nee Paccagnella) Pagano (b. 1939)
John S. White
328 Connoisseur's Choice: Epidote, Knappenwald, Untersulzbachtal, Salzburg, Austria
Robert B. Cook
333 Cincinnati Elects Official Fossil
Greg Hand
334 A New Source of Gem—Quality Cordierite and Corundum in the Laramie Range of Southeastern Wyoming
W. Dan Hausel
340 Mines and Geology on Advertising Cards
Darryl Powell
344 Seattle Mineral Artist Saul Krotki (b. 1942)
Susan Robinson
346 An Examination of Crystallized Turquoise from Lynch Station, Virginia
Saul Krotki
348 Collector's Note: A Remarkable Calcite Pocket at the York Building Supply Company Quarry, York, York County, Pennsylvania
James J. Colflesh
350 Let's Get It Right: The -hedrals: Euhedral, Subhedral, and Anhedral
John S. White
352 In Memoriam: John Sinkakas (1915–2002)
Jay Lininger
Joe Jochen Nagel (1949–2001)
Mark Mauthner
356 Media Reviews
Arthur E. Smith, Robert B. Cook
DEPARTMENTS
293 Chips from the Quarry
297 Letters to the Editor
360 Museum Notes & Announcements
362 Internet Directory for the Earth Sciences
365 Coming Events
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