Arizona
Arizona, a southwestern U. S. state, is best known for the Grand Canyon, the mile-deep chasm carved by the Colorado River. Flagstaff, a ponderosa pine–covered mountain town, is a major gateway to the Grand Canyon. Other natural sites include Saguaro National Park, protecting cactus-filled Sonoran Desert landscape. Tucson is University of Arizona territory and home to the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum.
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Bill Kajikawa
American basketball coach
Walter Walfred Johnson
Former Governor of Colorado
Ciprian Foias
Romanian mathematician
Bo Bolinger
American football guard
Nate Hawthorne
American former professional basketball player
George Zuverink
Baseball player
Lewis Arthur Tambs
Former United States Ambassador to Colombia
Frederick M. Irish
Ronald Greeley
Geologist
J. Russell Nelson
Clifford Colmer Nelson
isaac c. haight
W. W. Pace
Former Arizona State Senator
Tom McLaury
Frank McLaury
Tom McLaury's brother
Billy Clanton
Cowboy
Billy Claiborne
American cowman
Charlie Storms
Gunfighter
Jack Dunlop
Cowman
Faye Tso
Will Rogers Jr.
American Politician
Hugh Cabot III
American artist
Louis Eppolito
Police officer
John D. Rockefeller Jr.
American financier ‧ John D. Rockefeller's son
Linda McCartney
American photographer
Jesse Owens
American track and field athlete
Lee Marvin
American film actor
Joseph Bonanno
Italian criminal
Raphael Patai
Ethnographer
Steven Dale Green
Fang Lizhi
Chinese astrophysicist
Richard Bootzin
American psychologist
Alexander Smallens
American conductor
Bud Shank
American saxophonist
Harry Harlow
American psychologist
Monique Wittig
French author
D. Boon
American singer
James Merrill
American poet
Rex Allen
American film actor
Margaret Sanger
American activist
Marion Marlowe
American singer
Joseph Melville See
Linda McCartney's ex-husband
David Sánchez Morales
Salvatore Bonanno
American writer ‧ Joseph Bonanno's son
Katherine DeMille
American-Canadian film actress
Robert Muczynski
American composer
H. E. Carter
American biochemist
