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Following in the footsteps of Russ Sanford, M.O.R..E. of California President, the Arizona Chapter of M.O.R.E. has withdrawn from any affiliation or connection with the Tucson based National organization. Jack Sheahan, Arizona Chapter Exec" tive Director ar.mounced today that it has been an impossible situation even with the National headquarters located one hundred and twenty five miles away to maintain a line .of open communications. The complete lack of understanding or knowledge of Legislative and Larid Use policies by the National. offices has added to the already pr<:.valen t feeling of the Arizona Club that membership fees solicited should be based upon a demonstrated track record. Sheahan added that the Arizona Club is fully operational with offices located in Phoenix. The prese,n staff includes a full time Lobbyist and Land Use Represenative, a special services and membership co-ordinator, a club events director and public relations, along with a staff secretary. • . . , Less of M.O.R.E. III WE'RE LOOKING -FOR PEOPLE WHO ·LIKE TO SELL OUT. According to our latest survey, more than 60% of ,all Cycle News dealers sell every copy on their counters. Every issue. Cycle News sells out because readers like our no-B.S. approach to everything from ecology and motorcycle legislation to shop tips, home, repairs and no-holds-barred - product evaluations. per issue makes you an official Cycle News dealer. As a dealer, you'll receive a handy Cycle News counter rack for your counter and a swell Cycle News window poster for your window. Why wait? Wherever you areWest, East, or Central-there's a Cycle News edition for you to sell out of. And a Cycle News person '- If CL M ..... '" ~ ~ N .;, « " '" 3: w z W ..J U ~ U • BlM PlaJis for SLO land The U.S. Bureau of Land Management is preparing a multiple use management plan for national resburce lands within San Lui's Obispo County. Bakersfield District personnel will prepare land use recommendations for about 32,000 acres scattered in small parcels throughout the County. This excludes the BLM administered lands in the Caliente Mountain area wHich was studied in 1972. The plan to be' dompleted by June, 1974 will include recommendations for land' disposal or retention, minerals, recreation (this includes biking), wildlife, watershed, timber, and forage production. It will show what resources are present, opportunities for development, conflicts between resource uses and resolu tion of the conflicts. Bakersfield District Manager Louis A. Boll emphasize.d that the Bureau of Land Management encourages full public participation in this planning effort. His staff. will consult public agencies, organizations and interested people to gather the resource data' necessary to develop recommendations for the proper u tiliza:tion of these laMS. Boll said, "My staff will be reviewing acreage from forty ac~es to four square miles from .one end of San Luis Obispo • County to the other. Obviously, we will need help from all interested parties." "The timing for this plan is perfect," he said, "since both the Los Padres National Forest and San Luis Obispo County are making major planning efforts this year." Boll can be contacted at (805) 323·7676. • • BEFORE AFTER Most importantly, Cycle News is news. .Race Tesults. Point standings. Upcoming events. News while it's still news. As a Cycle News dealer, you'll not only have the pleasure of dispensing a fot of good cycle news to your customers, but you'll also have the pleasure of pocketing 40% profit per copy sold per issue. . 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