Oregon cowboy Cameron Camarillo crowned All-around Champion at Parada del Sol
Leo Camarillo of Donald Oregon earned the All-around title at Scottsdale Jaycees Parada del Sol Rodeo after three days of events. He and cousin Reg of Mesa won the team roping with a 14.8 second time earning $1,083 each, Camarillo also netted $275 in calf roping for a total $1,358. Other event winners included Lee Rosser steer wrestling $1,568, Larry Mahan saddle bronc $561, Dave Clark bull riding $853, and many purse recipients across calf roping steer wrestling barrel racing and bronc events, with 19,000 in attendance.
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Leo Camarillo
Donald
Ore
Scottsdale Jaycees
Camarillo
Reg
Mesa
Saba
Western
Lee Rosser
Marysville
Calif
Lee Farris
Sebastopol
Aake Bo A Oe
Raneath
Larry Mahan
Dallas
Gary Millan
Prosser
Wash
Dave Clark
T, Calif
Rodeo Cowboys Association
Jim Warren
San Luis Obispo
Warren Wuthier
Banner
Wyo
Jim Wheatley
Seven Die In Arizona Weekend Highway Crashes
United Press International reports seven people died in Arizona traffic accidents over the weekend, raising the toll to 54. Victims include James Henry Murray 38 of Yuma and Ramona Kincaid 28 of Phoenix. Murray perished in a one vehicle wreck on Highway 95 north of Yuma. Kincaid and Kenneth 28 were thrown from a motorcycle struck by a culvert near Phoenix with Kincaid in serious condition. Also killed were Van Albert Dotson 17 of Chandler Stan Silverman 42 of Las Vegas and Jack G Ward 45 of Cabazon California. Dotson died when his motorcycle veered into a pickup’s path west of Mesa.
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United Press International
Arizona
James Henry Murray
Yuma
Ramona C. Kincaid
Phoenix
Murray
Highway 95
Kincaid
Kenneth
St. Luke’s Hospital
van Albert Dotson
Chandler
Stan Silverman
Las Vegas
Nev
Jack G. Ward
Cabazon
Calif
Dotson
Mesa
Chandler Community Hospital
Attacks on media called censorship
State Democratic Chairman Charles W. Pine says Nixon administration attacks on the news media amount to censorship aimed at unfriendly criticism. Pine cites threats to revoke licenses for stations not favoring administration messaging and argues Nixon seeks to turn public TV into a personal voice. He points to Thomas B. Curtis’s plan to de-emphasize public affairs on PBS.
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Nixon
Charles W. Pine
Pine
State Democratic Executive Committee
White House Tv
Clay Whitehead
Public Tv
Voice of America
Thomas B. Curtis
Corporation of Public Broadcasting
PBS
POW release tied to withdrawal timetable stalls
In Saigon UPI reports that US refusal to disclose withdrawal numbers delays POW releases. Maj. Gen. Woodward maintains no schedule exists and the ICCS pledges to prepare for possible prisoner exchanges. Gauvin anticipates a release within a week, though timing remains uncertain amid ceasefire dispute talks.
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JMC
International Commission For Control and Supervision
ICCS
Woodward
Tran van Tra
U.S
Michel Gauvin
Gauvin
Linkletter shifts drug stance amid Nixon conflicts
Art Linkletter, adviser on drugs to President Nixon, urges limited marijuana decriminalization after three years studying misuse and a personal tragedy from LSD. He criticizes simple black and white views, says drug abuse is complex, and calls for humane treatment over jail for youth. He blames families and doctors as part of the problem.
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San Francisco
UPI
Art Linkletter
Nixon
Linkletter
University of California Medical Center
Student of the Month named for Scottsdale High
Susan Bitter, Scottsdale High senior and son of Mr and Mrs Charles Bitter, was named January Student of the Month by the Scottsdale Exchange Club. She received a $25 Savings Bond at a luncheon at the Safari Hotel, with attended by her parents and school staff.
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Jean Black
Susan Bitter
Charles Bitter
E. Monterosa
Scottsdale High School
Scottsdale Exchange Club
Safari Hotel
Evelyn Caskey
Scottsdale High
Don Heinich
Miss Bitter
Scottsdale
Percy ties Hanoi aid to prisoners release
Sen. Charles Percy ties any future Congress funds for Indochina reconstruction to the release of prisoners of war and missing in action, a cease fire observance, and a halt to further aggression, insisting all conditions be met before U.S. participation.
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Percy
Hanoi
Paradise. Valley
UPI
Charles Percy
R Jt
Congress
Indochina
Nixon
United States
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Tex
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Goodland
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Red Lodge
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Albuquerque
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Bill Nelson
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Brandon
Neb
Jim Charles
Oakdale
Bill Benoit
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Ione
H.P. Evatts
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Lee Markbolt
Tacoma
Leer Insurance
24Th Street
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Viet Cong
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Paris
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Madeline Schneck
Saloma School
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Scott Hankins
Danny Roomans
Matt Hawes
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el Camino Theater
Soloma
Johann Strauss Jr
Sweetsee Davis
Barbara Malley
Lynn Boyle
Carmel Bowling
Jeff Jones
Troy De’Entremont
John Suriana
Kelly Walton
Anne Ryan
Teresa Coady
Dana Salem
Sharon Reiding
Cecelia Sheen
Kathy Dwyer
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Dolores Asmussen
Ed Shindel
Our Lady Girls
St. Theresa
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John Halpern
David Hibbert
Scott Larson
Scott Lawrence
Brad Woolsey
Paiute
Roger Baker
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Jeff Baum
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Lisa Rhode
Kathy Hughes
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Business Management
A&w
N. Scottsdale
E. Mcdowell Road
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