Out and Around With Charlie Brown
An aging discussion on Colorado environment notes rapid change from early settlement to present, contrasting growth with quality of life. It critiques corporate ads for environmental virtue while pointing to pollution and strip mining. It urges individual actions like walking, planting, and recycling to aid the environment. It covers elk permits, boat license changes, and application delays at the Denver Game Fish and Parks office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Western Slope
Denver
Front Range
Intermediate classifications eyed for Colorado wilderness plan
Colorado Game Fish and Parks explores an intermediate land classification between wilderness and use to protect wildlife while allowing selective recreation. Studies of 178 undeveloped areas show 48 need further review, 103 likely excluded, 25 require more data. officials urge a management approach balancing conservation and back country access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bud Smith
Colorado Game, Fish & Parks Dig
Congress
Colorado
Ame Fish and Parks Division
Bob Hoover
Don Smith
Game, Fish and Packs Division
US 8
Forest Service
Colorado Gate, Fish and Parks Commission
W. J. Luega
Game, Fish and Parks Division
Game, Fish and Par
Harry R. Woodward
Hoover
Smith
Lakers to Name New Manager After Schayes Resigns
LOS ANGELES AP The Los Angeles Lakers champions of the NBA were to name a new general manager today. Fred Schayes, the Lakers former coach who led as GM for five seasons, resigned May 16 to return to college coaching at Purdue. Pete Newell, ex UC coach and former Rockets GM, was viewed as a leading candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOS Angeles
Tos Angeles Lakers
National Basketball Association
Fred Schays
Lakers
Purdue
Pete Newell
University of California
NBA
San Diego Rockets
Students sue Seattle Totems over season-seat promises
Two college students from Seattle University and the University of Washington filed a small claims suit seeking 200 dollars each against the Seattle Totems. They claim misrepresentation by WHL team officials and promotional material regarding seats if NHL expansion brings Seattle a franchise. The case, aimed at June 4, notes fears of current Totems’ lack of effort to pursue a franchise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Sit
Hubert M. Jones Jar
Seattle University
NHL
Totem
Bruce Langendorfer
University of Washington
Toters
Billie Jean King Reaches Paris Open Semifinal
Billie Jean King, top seed from Long Beach, advances to the French Open women's singles semifinal in Paris. She faces Helga Masthoff of West Germany, aiming to rebound after a quarterfinal loss to Masthoff two years earlier. Miss Goolagong, defending champion from Australia, is favored to beat Miss Durr of France in the other semifinal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Billie Jean King
Wimbledon
Forest Hills
iParis
Helga Mashoff
West Germany
Fishing Report Highlights Diverse Colorado Lakes and Rivers
Dowdy and West Lakes show shore action for anglers while boaters pursue spinners spoons and plugs. Poudre River Watson Lake and other waters yield 10 to 14 inch rainbows. Lake John reports 24 pound class fish with crawlers worms and salmon eggs. Spinners Mepps and Tri M i lures remain popular across venues as run off peaks ease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dowdy & West Lakes
Red Feather Lakes
Wiese
Horsetooth
Watson Lake
Poudre
Poudre River
Chambers Lake
Laramie
Tri-Mi
Colorado
Hohnholz Lakes
Jake
Bellaire Lake
Samo
Nyas
Creedmiore Lake
Parvin Lake
Tures
Mepps
TriMi
Silver Motors
Dowdy Lake
Lake John
Hurtubise unhappy after Indy 500 setback sparks protest
Indianapolis AP report says Jim Hurtubise dropped from 46th to 24th after his car ran out of fuel. He criticizes debris rules and tow mishandling, claiming insufficient communication between officials and track attendants while threatening possible U S Auto Club withdrawal. He says he was towed across the infield to the pits and nearly fought attendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Jin. Hurtubise
Hurtubise
U.S. Auto Club
Hurubise
Tonawanda
N.Y
Harlan Wengler
56 Players Invited To Tryouts For 72 Olympic Team
AIR FORCE ACADEMY Colo AP Tom Mediew of Maryland MVP of National Invitational Tournament released a list of 56 players invited to try out for the 1972 U S Olympic basketball team. Notables include Luke Wilte Ohio State Swen Nater UCLA John Laing Augustin M and Ed Rat rett Long Beach State Chuck Terry South Carolina Kevin Joyce South Carolina UCLA omission Bill Walton did not try out. Trials begin June 12 with drills and rules familiarization. a follow up week features games, then final drills and selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AIR Force Academy
Colo
Tom Mediew
Maryland
Ers
McMillen
South Carolina
Dana Traylor
Luke Wilte
Ohio State
Swen Nater
UCLA
John, Laing
Augustain
Bill Walton
Ed Ratrett
Chuck Terry
Long Beach ‘State
Kevin Joyce
Sanudo Leads Kemper Open After 65 At Quail Hollow
Cesar Sanudo shot a seven under par 65 to take the first round lead in the Kemper Open at Quail Hollow. The Mexican-born American pro joked about Lee Trevino and joked with reporters as he posted the best round of his career, while Trevino lagged well behind in earnings this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
N.C
Cesar Sanudo
Tial O
Lee Trevino
Sande
Lee
Vike
Fangdo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charlie Brown
Seattle Totems
the. Ieee
Fishing Report
Jim Hurtubise
U.S
Eney Lha
Oklahoma State
Art Don Tuskins
Texas el Paso
Daly Bach
Benn State
Armed Seveteen
National Amateur Athletic Union
Sidmora Dayars
Sanudo
Kemper Golf
Quail Hollow Country Club
Billy Casper
Spirit Sanudo
Imartin Mobilehomes
Ira Moore
O.K
Cooper
Briggs & Stratton
Klipper
Gusiges