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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1971

Page

6

Fishing stories and contests on Lake Powell and Colorado River

Wally Blanchard recalls a nine pound five ounce largemouth and seven pounder from Lake Powell as crowds chase big bass and striped bass contests at Wahweap, Bullhead City and Needles. Ed O'Donnell runs year round striped bass prizes while reports note stripers schooling and a 38 pound record at Smitty's with spawning runs up the Colorado River. The article describes lure choices, spawning biology, and recent catches.

Wally Blanchard Lake Powell Wally Wahweap Perry Wanweap McMillin Alano Tom O'Donnell Bullhead City Tom Colorado River Evecie Con Ed Mainstreet Soewo Smitty’s Smitty's Golden Shorles Havasu Springs Parker Dam Lake Havasu City Needles Riviera Lake Havasu Ed O'Donnell Davis Dam Colorado Colorado River System Wally Blanchardt

Interior Department list highlights endangered species threats debate

A spokesman notes sport hunting poses no threat to species survival and argues sportsmen are defenders of wildlife amid debate over endangered animals including the Hawaiian hoary bat Santa Cruz long-toed salamander and uparmored threespine stickleback. The Interior Department lists 101 animals as endangered and criticizes claims that hunting harms their survival.

Santa’ Cruz Interior Department

After the Prayer Ice Safety Advice for Arizona

Special To The Progress Co reports that northern Arizona still has cold conditions with ice on lakes and rivers. The National Safety Council warns of thinning ice as spring temperatures rise and melting begins. Inspect thickness with tools or authorities. four to five inches support skating or sledding and must be higher for snowmobiles. If broken through, spread weight, kick to the surface, and crawl out. When rescuing, lie flat and form a human chain or use tools to reach the victim.

Progress Co Arizona National Safety Council NSC

Boating Fatalities Prompt Phoenix Safety Courses

Arizona data shows fifteen boating deaths in 1970 with forty eight injuries. Tom Alexander of the Arizona Game and Fish Department notes this year is the worst on record and announces free safety courses in Phoenix and Mesa starting March 16 and March 18, respectively, to reduce future incidents.

Tom Alexander Arizona Gdime and Fish Department Alexander Phoenix Eee “Power Squadron W. Clarendon Coast Guard Auxiliary East Mesa

Free Guide to Snowmobiling Third Edition Available

The 24 page handbook from Johnson Motors, Waukegan, Illinois, explains safe snowmobiling, club formation, rallies, races, and family enjoyment. It offers riding tips and safety habits and is free from the Public Relations Dept.

Johnson Motors Waukegan, Ill

Desert Bighorn Society to Honor 1970 Hunters

The Arizona Desert Bighorn Sheep Society holds its annual awards banquet March 13 in Phoenix at the Sky Room Desert Hills Hotel. Taxidermist Jeff Seivers donates a trophy grand prize for the best trophy. Bob Hirsch will be master of ceremonies and Ned Smith will present color films. A social hour starts at 6 30 p m with dinner to follow. Tickets cost 6 25 and reservations are due by March 10, mailed to the society at P O Box 5214 Phoenix 85010.

Arizona: Desert Bighorn Sheep Society Desert’ Hills Phoenix Jeff Seivers É&Ch of Bob. Hirsch Ned, Smith Arizona: Game Fish Department Difiner Bighorn Sheep Society P.O

Woman finds release in skeet shooting in Amarillo

Joyce Dunlap, an Amarillo telephone service rep, and her husband Bill shoot trap and skeet together, firing more than 20,000 rounds last year. Joyce, a trophy winner, plans big meets like the Golden West Grand in Reno and the Grand American in Vandalia, while balancing her job and club memberships.

Michaelo Wester Amarillo, Tex UPI Joyce Dunlap Joyce Bill Amarillo Southwestern Bell Telephone Co Dunlap Tivé Reno Nev Vandalia Ohio

Congress Targets Migratory Birds and Wildlife in New Bills

Michigan Congressman John Dingell and five colleagues push House bills to fund migratory game bird conservation with a one dollar dove stamp and to conduct a comprehensive national wildlife and habitat census. Senate measures seek easier interstate firearms transport, public lands for wildlife, and stronger state control of fish and wildlife under federal policy. A pesticide protection bill aims to curb harmful chemicals to fish and wildlife.

Dovestampell Michigan John D. Dingell House of Representatives House Committee On Merchant Marine and Fisheries Dingell Secretary of the Interior House Merchant Marine and Fisheries Firearms Transportation Montana Gale McGee Senate Senate Committee Judiciary Idaho Frank Church Interior Senate Committee On Interior and Insular ‘Affairs House‘of Representatives Louisiana John R. Rarick House Committee On Fish and Wildlife Environmental Protection Agency Fish and Wildlife Act House Committee On Merchant Marine and Fishiéries

Steiger Plans Grand Canyon Trail Rides and Maqnow Trips

Three term Arizona Congressman Sam Steiger organizes trips to remote Arizona locales for scenery entertainment and education. In May 21–24 he joins a Havasupai Reservation trail ride accessible only by horse. A August 14 Grand Canyon rim to Phantom Ranch mule trek leads to a five day Colorado River rapids run. Additional Wickenburg ride is set for Oct 9–10. Interested parties may contact Trail Ride Headquarters Phoenix.

Arizona Sam Steiger Arizona State Horsemen’s—Association Havasupai Grand Canyon Supai Steiger Phantom Ranch West Amelia Phoenix Wickenburg Wickenburg Brashaw Mountain

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