Lyne Seeks One-Year Rodeo Money Record at NFR
World champion Phil Lyne led toward a record year at the National Finals Rodeo in Oklahoma City after a 77-point bull ride earned first place and 615 dollars. Jerry Peveto dominated steer wrestling with a 5.9-second run as Lyne trails Mahan’s earnings mark and faces a large prize pool this finals.
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Lyne
NFR
Jerry Peveta
Hugo
Okla
Peveta
George West
Tex
Larry Mahan
Salem
Ore
Rodeo Cowboys Association
Mahan
Bob Ragsdale
Chowchilla
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Australia
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Surrey
British Columbia
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Cody
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East Helena
Mont
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Oakdale
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Rex Bland
Trent
Mike Ring
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Wash
Bob Christopherson
Sioux City
Towa
Dean Oliver
Boise
Idaho
Richard Stowers
Madill
Stan Harter
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Ariz
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Chico
Gail Petska
Norman
Split
Allene Gaylor
Colorado Springs
Colo
Terry Hines
Beulah
Kay Vamvoras
DeVoe
Pete Gay
Mesquite
John Quintana
Creswell
Hodgepodge Across and Down Puzzle Clues
A mixed word puzzle list presenting across clues Siesta Biblical weed Strongbox GI s address and down clues Appellation Mimicked Constable Private teacher Having wings Soviet Union Take food Dinner court Greek god of war Clenched hand Facile Everlasting poet Daughter of David Persian coin
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Soviet Union
David
Crossword Clue Answers and City Names
Answer to Previous Puzzle lists 40 rows 41 Russian city 42 Dry 43 Refuse to approve 44 Maple genus 46 Coal scuttles 47 Christmas song 48 Color 50 Turf with concise solutions and clues for each entry.
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Russian City
Nighttime Apollo 17 rescue crews ready for launch
Capes Kennedy air and sea rescue teams prepare for a night abort scenario for Apollo 17. Ninety-some rescue personnel including pararescue specialists and frogmen stand by with 84 crew assigned, pilots facing limited visibility and new night procedures to locate the capsule by air, land or sea.
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Apollo
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Air Force
Atlantic Ocean
Boyd
U.S
Jules Smith
Dallas
Tex
Pacific Ocean
Arabian Horse Show Returns to Oklahoma City for Fifth Year
Oklahoma City AP reports the International Arabian Horse Show will return for a fifth straight year. The event draws riders, breeders, and spectators to the city, highlighting competition and showcasing prized Arabian breeds.
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Oklahoma City
Consumer Deputy Seeks Unsafe Toys in Seattle Stores
Andrea Mangold, a paid consumer deputy in a FDA pilot, shopped eight weeks across Seattle stores and found banned unsafe toys. In 60 percent of checked stores, at least one prohibited item appeared. two managers resisted removal, prompting FDA visits and Hazardous Substances Act action threats. Mangold notes dangers beyond the list and continues to identify risky toys for testing.
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Seattle
Andrea Mangold
FDA
Garber Leaves State Board for Phillips Leadership Role
Martin Garber Jr. resigns from the Oklahoma state Board of Public Affairs to become industrial relations director for Phillips Petroleum in Denver. Gov. Hall must fill the vacancy on the bipartisan board. Garber cites return to Phillips as the main reason for his departure.
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Oklahoma City
Martin Garber Jr
State Board of Affairs
Phillips Petroleum, Co
David Hall
Lynn Hall
Virgo Steger
Garber
Phillips’ Exploration and Production Department
Denver
Enid
Martin Garber Sr
Dewey Bartlett
Hall
Bartlett
Nixon
State Highway Commission
State Board of Public Affairs
Oklahoma
Phillips
US Military Budget To Rise In 1974
Defense Secretary Melvin R. Laird says the Pentagon budget will exceed 80 billion dollars in the 1974 fiscal year, with at least 4 billion more than the current 76 billion. He cites higher manpower costs of about 3.9 billion and spoke before leaving for NATO talks in Brussels. Also noting Glacier National Park spans 1,543 square miles.
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Washington
Pentagon
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Laird
Newsmen
Brussels
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Church Leaders Hope Baraka Speech Won't Hurt Jewish Relations
At a national church assembly in Dallas Texas leaders hope hosting militant poet Imamu Baraka will not damage Christian Jewish ties. They acknowledge his anti Semitic charges while stressing ongoing dialogue with Jews and broad debate on social injustice.
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Hope Black Militant
George W. Cornell
Allas
Tex
Edwin Espy
National Council of Churches
Imamu Amiri Baraka
Loroi Jones
Baraka
William P. Thompson
United Presbyterian Church
American Jewish Committee
Anti-Defamation League of B’nai Brith
Judge Seeks Answers on Who and Why Behind Watergate Break-In
U S District Judge John J. Sirica urged a January start to the Watergate break-in trial and questioned who hired the culprits and why. He said the jury will need motive and intent evidence, while probing money links and press coverage controls amid a dispute over material from a Baldwin interview.
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Washington
U.S. District Court
John J. Sirica
Sirica
Silbert
William O. Bittman
Hunt
Tropical Storm Therese Kills 97 in Philippines
Tropical storm Therese swept from the Philippines into the South China Sea leaving at least 97 dead and nearly 2,500 homeless. Red Cross secretary-general Loreto Paras-Sulit cautioned the toll may rise as other chapters report in, with one unconfirmed report noting 114 deaths in Misamis Oriental Province.
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Therese
Philippines
South China Sea
Loreto Paras-Sulit
Red Cross
Misamis Oriental
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