Quintana Wins Big at Gladewater Round Up Rodeo Record Ride
Johnny Quintana of Minnewauken Ore, rode bull V61 for 94 points to top the Gladewater Round Up Rodeo. He earns $707.66, a Silver Spur, and helps make the event with $14,000 in prize money among 219 contestants. Larry Mahan is named All Around cowboy for fifth time with total winnings of $31.46. Bull riding results list Quintana first, Watkins second, Steiner third, Graham fourth, Glover fifth, Mayo sixth. girls barrel racing pays $1,200 total with Day and Tompkins sharing first and second at 17 seconds, Neal and Patterson split third/fourth at 17.3 seconds.
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Bob Steiner
Don Graham
David Glover
Paul Mayo
Jeana Day
Martha Tompkins
Zane Neal
Donna Patterson
Rodeo Winners and Deductions in Second Go Round
The rodeo wrap covers bareback and saddle bronc results with top earners. Chris LeDoux led bareback first go round with 231.28, Jim Dix 173.46, Larry Mahan 115.64. second go round winners included Bill Smith and Larry Jordan with payouts up to 211.68, plus best averages across events. The calf roping and steer wrestling sections list top money winners and average scores, while a Knicks feature recounts Willis Reed and the 1969-70 season.
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Dottie Bias
Joy Gibson
Chris LeDoux
Jim Dix
Larry Mahan
Hulin Missildine
Jay Himes
Saddle Dronc
Bill Smith
Larry Jordan
Shawn Davis
John Forbes
John Holman
Paul Mitchell
Prairie Dog Law Change Sparks Alarm But Keeps Landowner Rights
Austin reports House Bill 357 signed into law reclassifies prairie dogs as a public nuisance but does not require landowners to poison them. The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department notes the old law forcing owners to destroy prairie dogs is repealed. City councils may act if a prairie dog town lies within city limits and is deemed a nuisance.
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Upshur Rural Explains Patronage Capital Refund Delay
Upshur Rural Electric explains under Article VII Section 2 that patronage funds from supplying electric energy act as capital and are accounted to patrons. The board has postponed refunds to meet capital needs for plant additions amid ongoing discussions of the fight.
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Cooperative seeks funds from REA and CFC for capital needs
The Cooperative initial request to the Rural Electrification Administration was reduced from 1.7 million to 700 thousand dollars as system upgrades and new homes press capital needs toward roughly 1 million annually. About 800 cooperatives join the National Rural Utilities Cooperative Finance Corporation to provide revolving finance, boosting potential lending beyond REA. Capital credits will be credited and refunded when funds allow. Golf pro Art Wall advises keeping the ball number visible to steady the head during putting.
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