Ace Berry Crowned All Around Cowboy at Parada del Sol Rodeo
Ace Berry of Oakdale California won the All Around title at the Parada del Sol rodeo, earning 544 dollars and a Marlin .30-30 rifle for top points. Dennis Marlett of Laverna and Joe Alexander of Marysville claimed other event wins, as the four day event drew near 30,000 dollars in purse money with top placers across bareback, steer wrestling, saddle bronc, calf roping, team roping, barrel racing, and bull riding.
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Oakdale
Calif
Strin
Leo Camarillo
Berry
Otis
Dennis Marlett
Laverna
Joe Alexander
Marysville
Wayne Jennings
Las Vegas
Jim Roddy
San Jose
Bill ‘Smith
Cody
Wyo
John
Jurick
Salinas
Pat Irvine
Buffalo
Joe Parsons
Marana
Ariz
Stan Melshau
Les Hirdes
Turlock
Ed Hirdes
Jeff Barnaby
Sacramento
Kay Vamporas
Aledo
Tex
Parada
Wendy Potter
Tucson
June Evetts
Hanford
Bonnie Brown
Yuma
Wayne Hall
Greenville
A. J. Swaim
Scio
Ore
Pioneer and OLPH win top honors at Parada del Sol parade
Scottsdale's Parada del Sol crowned winners across multiple categories on Saturday. Pioneer-Take-Out-Corpus commercial float won best entry. Our Lady of Perpetual Help School civic float claimed best theme for 25 years of Scottsdale. Scottsdale Saddle Club won Best Scottsdale. Miss Gold Nugget Queen and princesses led the Gold Shirt Gang to best mounted unit. Saint Bernard Club took best non-mounted. Turkish judges also recognized various riding groups, bands, and floats including the Union Gasoline tanker as special entry.
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Scottsdale
Jaycees
Our Lady of Perpetual Help School
Scottsdale Saddle Club
Ann. B. McCormick
Reggie Prashaw
Local Scottsdale Stable Dominates All-Arabian Show
Scottsdale area wins highlight the 22nd All-Arabian Horse Show at Paradise Park. Lasma Arabians’ La Basque named purebred show champion stallion as the event draws 800 entries from 31 states and Canada with over 30 000 spectators and nearly 15000 in prize money.
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Scottsdale
Paradise Park
Arizona Arabian Horse’ Association
Seven missionaries slain in Rhodesia mission attack
Rhodian guerrillas killed seven church workers at Masami mission 36 miles north of Salisbury. Two Jesuit priests one lay brother and four Dominican nuns died. a fourth Jesuit wounded. Victims include Britons Germans and an Irishman. Pope Paul VI voiced profound grief and condemned the act as mocking Good ideals.
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Salisbury
Rhodesia
Paul VI
Vatican
Jean Cardinal Villot
Patrick Chakaipa
CAP work presses on despite lawsuits over Orme Dam
Construction on the Central Arizona Project proceeds with about 125 million dollars in active work as lawsuits aim to halt Orme Dam and siphon builds. Ford proposed 104 million for FY 1978 while re evaluation proceeds under a new administration. The project, begun in 1973 to bring Colorado River water to Phoenix by 1985, includes 58 million for a Buckskin tunnel and 18.5 million in two reaches set for 1978 completion, with several aqueduct segments and a 7 and 14.3 mile stretches under way.
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David Lucas
Orme Dam
Central Arizona
Ford
Phoenix
Walter Finland
U.S. Bureau of Reclamation
Lake Havasu
Scottsdale
Stottsdale-area
Colorado
Agua Fria
New
Bureau
Buckskin Mountains
Tonopah
Harquahala Plain
New River
Cave Creek Road
Davis
Parker Dams
Davis and Parker
Finland
Schools study control of supplemental books for Scottsdale
Scottsdale school officials will investigate adoption of paperback books used in Arcadia High style course amid complaints from parents. Superintendent William Randall questions whether these volumes are governed as textbooks and says districts may regulate non text materials differently. Attorney General Bruce Babbitt note clarifies his office cannot rule on material suitability.
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Scottsdale
William Randall
Oday
gUnin
Pop Faisal
Arcadia
Randall
Sui Deniatment ¢ of Education
Fe Randall
Usdane
Bruce Babbitt
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The brief item provides a daily wrap of AP wire summaries across regions. It highlights ongoing national events, political developments, and notable incidents, with concise rounds aimed at quick reader updates.
Rebate plan gains backing from business spokesmen
President Carter's proposal to pay nearly all Americans 50 dollars drew business support as hearings on a 31.2 billion stimulus neared completion. Critics in Congress faced general agreement from a panel of business leaders who said quick aid is needed to counter layoffs and rising fuel costs from the harsh winter.
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Washington
Carter
Congress
Spain to Establish Diplomatic Ties with Soviet Union
A high government source in Madrid says Spain plans to establish diplomatic relations with the Soviet Union for the first time since the 1930s. An official announcement is expected after cabinet approval, possibly Tuesday.
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Madrid
Spain
Soviet Union
Moscow
Carter taps Turner to lead CIA from Navy backgound
President Carter selected Adm. Stansfield Turner a Naval Academy classmate to head the Central Intelligence Agency. White House press secretary Jody Powell called Turner eminently qualified with broad academic and military experience.
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Washington
Carter Today
Adm
Stansfield Turner
Naval Academy
Central Intelligence Agency
White House
Jody Powell
Carter
Postal chief hints at possible 1978 rate increase
Postmaster General Benjamin Bailor told the Comstock Club that the Postal Service may seek authority to raise rates in 1978, despite a 69.8 million operating surplus in the fourth quarter of 1976 and no expected rate hike in 1977. In New Delhi Gandhi rivals rally ahead of polls.
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Sacramento
Calif
Benjamin F. Bailor
Comstock Club
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Minnesota
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