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Saturday, July 04, 1998

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Chuck Woodbury stands on a Virginia City street watching for potential interview candidates. Woodbury publishes Out West, a quarterly tabloid newspaper with a circulation of 8,000 that details his travels and the people he meets.
Photo by Ed Vogel/Review-Journal

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TRAVELING MAN
VIRGINIA CITY -- As she writes up an order, the fortysomething waitress in the garish Delta Saloon casually mentions she is the only left-handed person she knows in her town.
      Her innocent remark is the only opening Chuck Woodbury needs.
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Putting geology on a computer screen
Whether he's taking a hike in south-central Nevada or looking for oil, geologist Alan Chamberlain knows that knowledge of the terrain is essential.
      That's why Chamberlain, a former Lincoln County commissioner, decided to compile images from a field trip of Central Nevada's geologic features.
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	Saturday, July 04, 1998 To read a story, HIGHLIGHT headline and click READ.
	Chuck Woodbury stands on a Virginia City street watching for potential interview candidates. Woodbury publishes Out West, a quarterly tabloid newspaper with a circulation of 8,000 that details his travels and the people he meets. Photo by Ed Vogel/Review-Journal	TRAVELING MAN VIRGINIA CITY -- As she writes up an order, the fortysomething waitress in the garish Delta Saloon casually mentions she is the only left-handed person she knows in her town. Her innocent remark is the only opening Chuck Woodbury needs. FULL TEXT Putting geology on a computer screen Whether he's taking a hike in south-central Nevada or looking for oil, geologist Alan Chamberlain knows that knowledge of the terrain is essential. That's why Chamberlain, a former Lincoln County commissioner, decided to compile images from a field trip of Central Nevada's geologic features. FULL TEXT

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