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SCRAMBLES Vallejo speedway Vallejo, Calif. July28,1972 By James Brammer 100 NOV Mike Riddell Gary Long Fred Mertnes 125 NOV Lenny SOderquist Rick DeLacy John Kwock 125 JR David Faria John Guglielmetti CAL EXPO SPEEDWAY Sacramento..!: Cal. July 28, 19/2 By Bruce C. Young OIV II MAIN Howard Cadle Ron Alves Sam Vanderhoff HANDICAP CONSY Pat Rooney Stu Morley Carl Cranke HANDICAP MAIN Ron Smally Barclay Trehal John Cunningham MATCH RACE Norman Denny Milan Vickers SCRATCH CONSY Butch Corder Barclay Trehal Jim Doran SCRATCH MAIN Gus Lauer Stu Morley Rick McMurry Yam Yam Yam Kaw Yam Rle Yam Yam Bul Duane Love 175 NOV Jim Mcisaac Mike Johnson 200 NOV Edward Souza Oss Hon Bul Bul Bul Dave Kleman Richard Gaddy 250 NOV Wes Cook Dennis Muelrath Mark Yarrow 350 NOV Randy Hancock 500 NOV Ed Wagoner Chuck Roark Lee Dolclnl 350-650 JR Mike Kane Olen Stilwell Ed Stonebraker 500-650 EX Randy Booth Bill Calicura Larry Drew Oss Vam Mal Jaw Jaw Jaw Nor Bul Yam BSA BSA BSA Yam Yam Yam Ron Atanay Robert Cooper 125 JR Louie Gabalg Pete McCormick Bul cz Hus, Steve Haag 125lNT Mike Ayala Gary Huber Mike West 125 EX Chuck Bo~er Ken Cook CZ Bul Suz Pen Bul Bul Dave Rodgers 250 JR Mike Sikberry Charles Leeper Mike Hixson 250lNT Jon Miller Clyde CarlsonRick Salmon 250 EX Ron Desoto Bob Hershey Tom Claire 500 JR Gregg Humber John DragueSku Bob Hollister 500lNT Robert Elliot Gary Dranow Brad Smith 500 EX Bryar Holcomb Robert Hershey Dave Smith Yam CZ ASCOT HALF MILE Gardena,J Cai. August :J, 1972 EXPERT FINAL John Hateley Ron Moore DeWayne Keeter Mike Haney Lloyd Houchins Tom Rockwood Chuck Hart Eddie Wirth Paul Conserrlere Tim Harris JUNIOR FINAL Denny Kanegae Larry Gino Tom Horton Steve Nichols John Sperry Steve Snider Tim Wolf Ron Spillman NOVICE FINAL John Gennai Rick Hocking ~~n~e~~~kle Earl Meyer Guy Bailey Bob Saunders Walt Foster Mike Renslow Mike Meyers R County Supervisors - Del Norte, Modoc, Siskiyou, Mendocino, Kern, Tulare, Placer, Tuolumne, Fresno, Mariposa. These ten counties presented resolu tions on this subject, All were opposed to wilderness extension. Some coun ties such as Tuolumne opposed specific candidate or inven toried areas in or adjacent to the county, Reasons were: (1) Loss of jobs related to timber harvesting and lumber and other wood product manufacturing, (2) Loss of tax base because of .reduction in facilities for logging and manufacturing, (3) Desired to see recreation developments, (4) Wilderness classification would not allow developments to handle more people, Chambers of Commerce - Favored multiple use management for various social and economic reasons. California State Deaprtment of Water Resources Opposed to more wilderness because of: (I) Restrictions on instrumentation for measuring water supply, (2) Elimination of reservoir sites, (3) Other treatments to increas.e water supply which are not permitted in wilderness, Environmental and Outing Organizations - In general, members of these groups support extending the wilderness study to all possible areas for the following reasons: (1) To prevent r~ad building and timber cutting,!2) To prevent off-road vehicle use, 3) To preserve the flora and fauna, 4) To offset the rapid increase in use that is causing problems in some present wilderness areas. These persons wan ted more time to study the inven toried areas, usually 30 mon ths. Timber Industry and Industry Jaw Jaw Jaw Jaw Jaw Jaw Jaw Jaw Jaw Jaw Jaw Mal Yam Yam Key' n Fookes MINIS TT/FT Trojan Speedway south Gate, Calif. August 1, 1'972 By Ann Tarantino MINI BIKES 1-3 HP . Ted Bayles 4-6 HP Jaime Oliver Scott Mulholland Dennis Kunkel MINI CYCLES 6-9 YEARS Shan Anderson Gary Adams Derek Bland 9 YRS Ricky Naymola Fred Armenta Ricky Hoffmann 10·12 YRS Charles Summers Jim Tarantino Mike Minnig 13 & UP Robert Goodwin Butch Gilliland Steve Miller FT OIV A Steve Zimmerman Jaime Oliver Derek Bland FT DIV B Ricky Naymola Butch Gilliland Mike Minnig Jaw Hon CMC MOTOCROSS Lions Drag Strip wilmington, Cal. August 4, 1972 ~ooBJUFfZ Baty MOTOCROSS Mother Lode Raceway Placerville, Calif. July 30, 1972 By Reese Uttz JR MINI UNDER 10 Tammy Chandler SR MINI 60cc Cra ig Elst Ine Roger Boyer SR MINI Over 60cc Roy Seiler Kirk Ledbetter 100 NOV Kim Reeg Ray Brock Daniel Brown 125 NOV OIV I Steven Barglscchi Calvin Bearry Mike Jones 125 NOV DIV II Doug Veerkamp Frank Hick,s Kevin Doran 125 NOV OIV II I Doug Smart Keith McConnell David Swearingen 125 NOV OIV IV Rick Gautier Donald Chase David Herman 125 AM Mark Gibson Mif:h~~1 Hart Jaw BREAKDOWN OF POSITION ON U.S. FOREST USE - BY GROUP Trl Trl H-O Tri Trl Trl Nor Yam Nor Trl Trl Trl Trl Tri Suz Tri Tri Trl Yam Yam Oss Yam Yam Yam Yam Yam Yam Yam • U L T S Yam Mai Mal Yam cz CZ CZ CZ Mal Suz Workers, etc. Opposed to more wilderness and further study for the following reasons: (1) The need for fu ture timer supplies for homes and other construction, (2) Economic losses to the community, (3) Loss of jobs, (4) Lndustry has large investments in plant capacity dependent upon timber grown on National Forests. Ski Organizations - Members of these groups are opposed td establishing more wilderness areas containing potential for recreation use, especially those suitable for developing additional win ter sports areas. Developed-Recreation ana Vehicle-User Organizations - Generally, oppose establishing more wildernesses for these reasons: (1) Present wilderness areas are sufficient, (2) More recreational deveIopmen t is needed, (3) More roads are needed to disperse recreational use and relieve over-erowding in presen t1y developed areas, (4) A few wanted to open present wilderness to con trolled·speed roads, Private Individuals These commen ts varied widely and were often associated with one of the above categories. California had no area inventoried where there was general unifonn agreement that the area was not qualified for study. The environmental and outinj,! orJi?:anizations were in favor of most of the areas inventoried being studied, The balance of the recreation organi:!,ations were for developed recreation rather than wilderness. Over two-third of those expressing opinion said that there was enough wilderness in California and that no more was needed. These expressed the need for more areas developed for the general recreationist, harvest of timber, and use oj all other resources. They felt, in general, that the areas presently set aside in wilderness were ample or even in excess of that needed for the limited number of people using presen t1y classified areas compared to the need for areas serving all resource uses and the great majority of those using the N ati on aT Forests for other types of recreation, "' -:; g' .0.. ~ " D ... :> « ~ w Z ~ ~ (.) CZ CZ CZ Suz CZ Mai 12~ t:.x Kevin Henry Jeff Dunn 250 NOV DIV I Karl Clark Bob Collins Forrest Gatt 250 NOV DIV II John Carpenter Kbvin Rose Dave Koss 250 NOV OW II I Pat Doran Brett Melnarich JAck Combs 250 AM Rbbert Willis Jerry Visman Brian Jodry 250 EX Sco tt Pep per - Bill Grossi OPEN NOV OIV I Lowell spiva William Hart John Tipton OPEN NOV OIV II Clifford Ball Dudley Lenhart Cloyse Holland OPEN NOV DIV III Steven Hickle Mike Klein Peter Bierwith OPEN AM Floyd Davis Jess Hinrichs OPEN EX Bill McClinton Jim McClinton Mike McGowan To show that you're a MAN (Motorcyclist Against Noise), pick up one of these free LESS SOUND = MORE GROUND buttons at your local participating motorcycle dealership, In the battle against the closing of public lands to motorcyclists, our sport needs the help of every MAN in it, Let's keep down the fences by keeping down the noise. Join the Noise Pollution Revolution Hon See your motorcycle dealer lor this free LESS SOUND,," MORE-GROUND button. 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