Walk er and Rayevich Spark Buffaloes Run Rush
Fullback Jim Walker led the powerful running attack with 114 yards on 16 carries and Rayevich added 94 yards on 13 carries. The pair powered the Waite Buffaloes as their ground game produced a dominant showing. Briana Rich was a key receiver on the offense.
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Restrictions proposed on vehicle travel in Malheur region
The Game Commission and Forest Service seek to limit vehicle access in four blocks totaling 170 miles of unimproved roads in Malheur for big game migration cover. Over 3,000 miles would stay open. main roads remain, some camping areas may close. horseback travel unaffected. About 128,000 acres in the Gow Mountain District and 81,200 acres in the Rager District are affected. The plan targets upper Lick Creek and upper Grease Creek drainage areas and aims to improve hunting and tracking skills by limiting motor traffic. An Oregon Creek ranch purchase of 31,000 acres near Murderer's Creek and Jobs Day South Fork is part of expanding winter range for big game.
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Myrtle Point Clinches Lead Amid Stuttering First Half
In a rugged first half Myrtle Point churned out four first downs and steady rushing but stalled in scoring. Taree broke through in the second with a 10 yard TD to push a 6-0 lead as the quarter closed. Raye Vich added another from 18 yards after a short Bobs drive before Meade’s defense steadied.
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Myrtle Point Drives Five Scores In Lopsided Win
In the third quarter the PAT failed leaving Myrtle Point ahead 26 0. Walker then ran 34 yards to the 16 setting up another score before Rayeovich secured the yardage for the final touch.
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Dement Backs Tax Proposals for 1973 Legislature
Sen Dement of Curry County joined the Legislative Interim Tax Committees in endorsing two tax plans for the 1973 session. One, Gov McCall’s proposal to replace local property taxes with state funding for public schools, and a second committee drawn study still under development. Dement urged consideration of the ability to pay concept while noting unanswered questions about school funding reach.
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Oregon Fresh Produce Moving To Market In September
Oregon shipments to fresh market rose in September surpassing August and September 1970. Total this September reached 369 carlots, with strong gains in onion and potato categories and notable increases in pear and carrot totals. Major regions like Merviston and Klameth Basin continued significant potato movements, while a tax discussion followed a Legislative Tax Committee hearing.
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Fresh market shipments rise with regional produce lanes
September shipments show increases with five carloads of filberts six carloads of peaches thirteen carloads of plums and prunes and nineteen carloads of brine cherries. Inspectors checked 4193 tons of potatoes 8079 tons of corn and 5046 tons of pears for processing. Potatoes came from Hermiston area and Malheur County. Processing corn all from Malheur County and pears from the Medford area.
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Cubs Sweep Stuslaw as seventh graders dominate
The Keyrtie Crest seventh graders beat Stusiow 96 to 16 in a high scoring game. Aaron Sehermertera and Mitchell Beene connected on an 80 yard pass for a two point conversion. Scheermerhorn scored on an option play in the second quarter to make it 16 0.
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Ripper presses highway plan revisions in Eugene
Rep Jack Ripper urged the administrator to revise highway priorities in a Eugene speech. Deputy engineer Tom Edwards noted 9800 million in highway funds over ten years, not counting widening needs for vacation crowds. He argued funds should flow equitably to rural centers to boost rural industries and jobs, rather than focus on Portland.
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Penny Sale Message From Old Tamer
A fragmented quote offers advice to increase money by standing items at a penny sale. The text reflects a rustic sales tip from a historical context with no clear event or person beyond the speaker.
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