Leffen Leads 1970 World Bull Riding Championship
Gary Leffen, a former near-beatnik from Santa Maria California, now leads the Rodeo Cowboy Association 1970 world bull riding standings after strong showings at Oklahoma City and Omaha. He has earned 18,131 this season, ahead of Bob Berger, with rivals such as Paul Mayo and others competing for the season totals. The period also notes arena records, injuries affecting top contenders, and regional rodeo results amid a busy circuit.
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Rodeo Cowboy Association
Leffen
Leffew
Bob Berger
Halstead
Kans
Oklahoma City
Omaha
Neb
Berger
Olin Young
Peralta
N. M
Gary Ledford
Comanche
Okla
Ronney Sewarl
Chico
Tex
Paul Mayo
Grinnell
Gary Tucker
Carlsbad
Clyde Vamveras
Burkburnett
Tucker
Vamveras
Resettlement plan linked to Gorongoza Park expansion
Mozambique authorities plan to relocate about 14,000 people as part of a project to expand Gorongoza National Park to 2,450,000 acres. The move aims to double the nature reserve and boost conservation efforts.
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Lourenco Marques, Mozambique
Gorongoza National Park
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