Rodeo and Parade Winners Highlight Parada del Sol Event
Oakdale rider Leo Camarillo earned the All-Around Cowboy honor for the fourth straight year at the Parada del Sol Rodeo, taking $1,247 and a Marlin .30-30 rifle. Other winners included Pat Staves, Bob Blanchard, Brad Robertson, Bill Pauley, Dale Trottier, Terry Davidson, Jerry Small, and many parade trophy recipients across categories from Scotts dale entries to best mounted and non mounted displays.
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Leo Camarillo
Oakdale
Calif
Sonora
Arizona Charros
Oscar Stroble
Scottsdale Board of Realtors
Budweiser
Clydesdales
David Maxwell
Camarillo
Pat Staves
Spangle
Wyo
Bob Blanchard
San Antonio
Tex
Brad Robertson
Ione
Bill Pauley
Miles City
Mont
Dale Trottier
Calgary
Ont
Can
Terry Davidson
Wayne
Okla
Jerry Small
Bucky
Carl Hansen
Pueblo
Colo
Mike: Ring
Tappinish
Wash
Bob McClell
Walt Woodard
Wendy Potter
Tucson
Sharon Camarillo
Tonalea School
Scottsdale
Deer Valley
B Troop Cavalry
Penny Farthing Club
Jaycees
Scottsdale Police Department
Board of Realtors
Eddie White
Karen Tucker
Paradise Valley Town Primary Seeks 7 Councillors
Paradise Valley holds a town primary to choose seven council members from ten candidates led by Adams Bonnell Brock LeMarr Long Mybeck Palmer Timbanard von Ammon and Wainwright. Voting Tuesday Feb 3 from 6 am to 7 pm at Town Hall. Only residents 18+ registered by Dec 15 1975 vote. The seven council seats replace six council terms and the mayoral seat. a mayor will be elected from the council.
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Paradise Valley
George T. Adams
Jon B. Bonnell
J. Duncan Brock
Robert P. LeMarr
John V. Long
Richard R. Mybeck
L. Barry Palmer
Jeffrey R. Timbanard
Barbara von Ammon
Peter S. Wainwright
Invergordon Road
Lincoln Drive
Today in the News From Associated Press Wires
A daily capsule of AP wire items highlights political developments, economic updates, and notable world events. Key agencies, leaders, and markets are referenced with concise summaries of ongoing stories.
Judge backs panel probe into Ashland data request
A federal judge ruled the House Interstate and Foreign Commerce subcommittee can seek confidential competitive information Ashland Oil shared with the FTC. Ashland had challenged the inquiry to block access to reserve estimates from its gas leases and nationwide contracts. Angolan plan to seize Cabinda oil field looms if production does not resume.
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Washington
House
Ashland Oil Co
Federal Trade Commission
Ashland
House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Subcommittee
FTC
London
Popular Movement
Angola
Cabinda
American Gulf Company
Environmental group urges NRC action on nuclear material safety
The Natural Resources Defense Council asked the Nuclear Regulatory Commission to take emergency measures to protect atomic material amid fears that terrorists could steal uranium and plutonium to make crude bombs. The group released two memos questioning current safeguards.
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Washington
Citizens’ Environmental
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Natural Resources Defense Council
Tenneco and Anaconda announce tentative merger plans
Tenneco Inc and Anaconda Co reveal a plan for Anaconda to become a wholly owned subsidiary of Tenneco with current management and workforce retained. In Austria Montreal officials acknowledge Olympic contingency plans for the Summer Games but say they will not be needed. Dr Victor Goldbloom states the Games will proceed as planned on July 17 after IOC talks.
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New York
Tenneco Inc
Anaconda Co
Anaconda
Tenneco
Innsbruck
Austria
Montreal
Victor Goldbloom
Quebec
International Olympic Committee
FDA
Schmidt
Weekend Warmth Continues With Sunny Outlook
The forecast calls for mostly sunny skies and warm temperatures today and tomorrow. Highs are expected to reach the upper 70s with continued mild weather into the weekend.
City seeks cleanup of abandoned night club site fire ruin
The city moves to force owners of the Black Sheep Club site to demolish or repair a burned-out building within 30 days. Plaza Properties Inc. holds a majority stake as several lawsuits, liens, and prior vandalism haunt the site near Camelback Road and 75th Street.
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Black Sheep Club
Doug Hood
Hood
Plaza Properties, Inc
Camelback Road
75Th Street
Richard Filler
Filler
Anderson Column Joins Progress Page
Prominent investigative journalist Jack Anderson joins the Progress editorial page with a new Washington Merry Go Round column appearing several times weekly on page 4. He cites Watergate era reporting and a 1972 Pulitzer as credentials and aims to pursue reform not sensationalism.
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America
Jack Anderson
Progress
Washington
Anderson
Nixon
Henry Kissinger
Congress
U.S
Pakistan
India
USSR Faces Record Farm Trade Deficit From Grain Imports
An Agriculture Department specialist warns Russia’s large grain imports, including about $2 billion from the United States, threaten a sizable farm trade deficit. Goldich notes Moscow has sold gold to finance purchases and may offer oil for the U.S. market, a proposal dampened by Kissinger’s stance on new deals.
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Washington
Soviet Union
United States
Agriculture Department
Judith Goldich
Department
Russia
Henry A. Kissinger
Moscow
Angola
West Germany
France
Italy
Japan
Goldich
Ussr
U.S
USDA
McKellips Lake Groundbreaking Highlights Flood Plan
The McKellips Lake project in Indian Bend Wash began with ceremonies as county officials warned that flood control funding from the Arizona Legislature is essential to keep projects on schedule. Lt. Gen. William Gribble called the effort a landmark blending flood control with wise use of flood plains.
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House
John J. Rhodes
First Earth
McKellips Lake
Indian Bend Wash
Scottsdale
Tempe
Maricopa County
Indian Bend
Arizona
Henry Haws
Hans
Raul Castro
Herbert P. Donald
County Flood Control District
Wash
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
William Gribble
Medical devices bill urged by key officials
Three government officials pressed for stronger medical devices safeguards before Congress at a HIMA meeting. Congressman Paul G. Rogers, FDA Commissioner Alexander Schmidt, and White House consumer adviser Virginia Knauer urged tighter FDA authority while cautioning about costs and agency capacity.
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David Lucas
Congress
Health Industry Manufacturers Association
HIMA
Camelback Inn
Paul G. Rogers
House
Health
Alexander M. Schmidt
Food and Drug Administration
Virginia H. Knauer
President
Consumer Affairs
FDA
Knauer
The
Health Association
Rogers
Florida
Schmidt
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Darryl Freilinger
Cowboy Leo Camarillo
Hannon Carriage
Angel Drill Team
Scottish Pipe Band
McElhany Farms
Circus Calliope
Scottsdale Lulac Council
Mary Moppets
Cheryl Dentler
Bill Williams
Maynard
Wagner
Scottsdale Key Club
Clark and
Blake
Carolyn Shea
Associated Press
Russ Ledger
Corps
William C. Jenkins
Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act