Warden argues hunters and fishermen not a minority
Jerry Maracchini contends state wildlife management benefits all, noting 250000 fishermen and 150000 hunters in New Mexico. He cites economic impact and consumer spending, arguing management aims to balance resource protection with hunters and anglers' needs.
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State Game and Fish Department
Lordsburg Little League Standings June 20
Standings list for Lordsburg Little League with Cotton City and American Rest tied atop at 4-1 and 3-1. Exxon Chevron Mel's and First National Bank show strong records, while Elks VFW Circle H and others trail with 0 to 3 losses.
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Lordsburg
Cotton City
American Rest
Exxon
Chevron
First National Bank
Smith Ford
Circle H
Price’s
VFW
Elks
Talavera qualified for AAU Nationals at Albuquerque meet
Lordsburg High School sprinter Chano Talavera posted 9.7 seconds in the 100 and 22.6 in the 220 at the AAU Junior Olympic Meet in Albuquerque, earning a berth to the AAU Nationals July 13 to 15 and planning to run for the Duke City Dashers. He also aims for the July 3 state meet in Albuquerque after a career high season with state titles in 100, 220 and long jump.
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Pops” Renteria
Chano Talavera
Talavera
Amateur Athletic Union
Albuquerque
AAU
Ernesto ‘Pops’ Renteria
Duke City Dashers
Renteria
Hidalgo County
Lordsburg High
Johnson Dominates Jr Sr Roping at Alfred Johnson Arena
Ray Johnson of Animas sweeps three top finishes in the Jr Sr division at Alfred Johnson Arena near Animas. He wins with 20.2 total on two steers partnering his father Alfred, places second with Hugh Peterson, and third with Wayne Lightfoot. The event featured B Roping results with Lightfoot and Louis Woods winning, and other tight times in 3 for 14. Ropers plan return for Buster Samuels Memorial Benefit Roping in Hatchita with 10:30 a.m. entry close.
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Ray Johnson
Animas
Alfred Johnson
Johnson
Alfred
Hugh
Lightfoot
Tommy Bagwell
Rodeo
Otto Risk
Jim Evans
Shelly
Cliff
Wayne Lightfoot
Larry Clark
G. Ray Johnson
Hugh Peterson
Massive batch of striped bass planted in Elephant Butte Lake
The New Mexico Department of Game and Fish released 31 000 striped bass fingerlings at Elephant Butte Lake from San Angelo State Hatchery Texas in exchange for walleye from Utes Lake. Biologist Harry Mikel says fish should reach 8 to 12 inches by next summer and 3 to 5 pounds by 1979, with stocking continuing as natural reproduction is unlikely. The project also supports a federally funded growth and behavior study.
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Santa FE
N.M
New Mexico
Elephant Butte Lake
Department of Game and Fish
San Angelo
Arizona
Elephant Butte
Mikel
Public hearing on flood control insurance changes set in Lordsburg
The City of Lordsburg will hold a public hearing in City Hall Council Chambers 206 S Main Lordsburg N M on Monday June 27 1977 at 1 30 PM. Rex Williams Insurance Specialist from the Dallas Office of the Flood Insurance Administration will conduct the meeting to discuss proposed or needed changes in the Flood Control Insurance Program. Lupe P Rivera City Clerk.
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Lordsburg
N.M
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Playas Little League Results Summary
Reds beat Blue Diamonds 10 7 on June 13 with Kim Hallford David Williams and Owen Young credited as winners. June 14 Reds defeated Pirates 5 4, Hallford Williams and Young again winning. June 16 Blue Diamonds 13 Pirates 6 with Billy Richardson the winning pitcher and Eddie Carabeo for the Pirates.
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Blue Diamonds
Kim Hallford
David Williams
Owen Young
David Madrid
Pirates
Eddie Carabeo
Billy Richardson
Roping Benefit Planned at Hatchita Arena
The Buster Samuels Memorial Benefit Roping takes place at Hatchita Arena this Saturday. Events include a "B" Roping with 3 for 14 and a 5 for 65 Calcutta Roping at 10:30 a.m. A dance at Hatchita Gym features Red Eye Country.
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Hatchita
Buster Samuels
Calcutta
Red Eye Country
Seattle Log Slopes and Bars Shape Skid Row History
The term skid row or skid road referred to the steep waterfront slope in Seattle where logs were skidded to ships and a thriving bar scene grew. Historic usage linked the area with logging, shipping, and youthful street life along the waterfront.
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Seattle
Washington
Playas Shooter Wins At Tyrone
Sonny Madrid led the metallic silhouette shooters at Tyrone by knocking over 19 targets. Isleta Gun Club and Farris Team tied 47 apiece in the four man team, resolved by a shoot-off. Isleta Club won three individual trophies with Teofilo Lopez and Rafa Martinez taking top places. Tyrone's Todd Beasley won in class AAA with 16 targets.
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Teofilo Lopez
Rafa Martinez
Alex Saucedo
Todd Beasley
Lordsburg
Tucson
Jay Farris
Walter Mitchell
Silver City
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