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September 1970

Articles

Regular Features
10Publisher's Letter
17Psl Informant: Facts For Observation, Speculation
20Comment: An Open Line For Psl Readers
1APalm Springs Life Guide: Where To Go, What To Do
133Art: Ozz Franca: Brazilian's Works On View In Aaron Gallery, Palm Springs
136Art: Gallery Scene: Variety Of Exhibits In Art Centers
146Shoppers Bazaar: For Gifts And Personal Pleasure
148Cartoons: Rovinsky's Palm Springs
Progress Report
34Palm Springs: California's 6th Largest (in Area) City: Fiscal Statistics; Eisner Report Review; Annexation Map (page 41)
53Fair Play On The Indian Checkerboard: Indian Planning Commission Suggests Moves In City-within-a-city Game
57Future On The Wing: Palm Springs Airport: Flights Of Fancy Notwithstanding, The Master Plan Has Its Feet On The Ground
66Is The Cvb Becoming A 'whipping Boy'? If So, Why? Analysis Of Its Activities Reveals Professionalism
71Big Business In Small Conventions: Desert Medical Classic
76Devil's Advocate On City Council? Ed Mccoubrey Says He's Not An "aginner"
86The Tramway's Bright New Look: Sock-it-to-me Color Is Keynote
90On Location: In Palm Springs, Ford "shoots" Its Way Into 1971
97Color It Elegant: Interior Design Makes Men's Shopping An Aesthetic Pleasure
106Desert Hot Springs: A City That's Always "in Hot Water" And Glad To Be!
110City Hood Issue: Palm Desert / Rancho Mirage: Incorporation Could Give The Rest Of The Valley A Run For Its Money
126The Richest Little City In America: Indian Wells Has No Visible Means Of Support And Cries All The Way To The Bank
138Indio: A City On The Move: Lake Cahuilla And Other Projects Put Indio In The Swim
150Can The Salton Sea Be Saved? Solving The High-salinity Problem A Multimillion-dollar Project

ABOUT THE COVER: A new Palm Springs landmark has been created in downtown Palm Springs with the construction of the 40-foot bell tower that graces the main entrance to Desert Inn Fashion Plaza a high-quality shopping complex that strikes a tone of excellence throughout the entire length of Palm Canyon Drive and sets the pace for continuing improvements that affect the business climate in the prime downtown area. Cover photo by Ken McVey.

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