Cycle News - Archive Issues - 1980's

(Continued from page J) that sugges't the need for closing one area after another. We are going to have to "protect" the condor, some Indian kitchens, soils on many hillsides, the "srasslands," and they would like to put us in individual camping spaces, (the kind where you park between the white line next to your picnic table). Unfortuante!y they forget that this area was acquired by green stickie money to allow us to continue to we the area. Now they want to build one of their nature preserve type parks out of the place. No one will question the need for l~timate closures, but take each 'and eyery one of the proposed closures suggested by staff, and there isn't much left for us ... the original beneficiaries_ Campgrounds wouldn't be all that bad, except that the next step after putting in camping spaces, is to establish fees and, worse yet. limits on how many can use the place. Our money is supposed to be used to aquire areas for us to use. After 10 yeaTS of the program they haven't done much of a job finding us areas to ride on, so the strategy has become to spend it all on campgrounds, staff. etc. When the "Hungry Seven" (and others) challenged them. on these issues, they responded that "maybe you don't reoresent all of the users. we think we Sl. 'lid build these facilities ahyway". We think the "Hungry Seven" is doing just fine, let's make them find us some more areas to ride b.efore we blow all of the Fund on fancy facilities. If there is a demand fQr these kind of facilities. let KOA or someone leases some area and develop I it. The entire attitude of the Department staff on this issue at Hungry Valley and some recent events with the State ORV Advisory Committee. has started the talk all over again about taking the Green Stickie fund away from the Department of Parks and Recreation and giving it to some other agency. Last year Assemblyman Chappie suggested such a course of actio.n. but later changed his mind after Parks officials met with him and reached a compromise agreement. No sooner was the ink dry on the compromise then the department staffers were t~ng to change the tenns of the agreement. Actions over the next couple of months wl1l be critical in detennining which way this will go next year. If the Department insists on operating covertly and contrary to the objectives of the program, then the move will start to take them out of the picture as much as possible. Finally, we have heard new rumbles that BLM. who tried unsuccessfully to get us out of the Clear Creek area in . San Benito county. to "protect us" from an asbestos hazard. may now be switching tactics and next may try to get us OUt to protect the primrose. If indeed the primrose does occur in the area. and is doing well, it appears that 20 years of constant motorcycling in the area hasn't affected it. The primrose doen't need protection from the BLM anymore than the dinbike rider needs their protection. If the BLM protects the primrose the way they have protected dirt riders in the past ... the primrose could truly become an endangered species. C.N. Deepthroat State Assembly dlsl. candidate 1, No recommendation 2. Douglas Boscoe 3. Wally Herger 4. Clint Bolick 6. No recommendation 6. Dan Benvenuti 7. No recommendation 8. Don Sebastianl 9. Bill Filante 10. Bill Baker 11. No recommendation 12. Kelly Haughton 13-18. No recommendation 19. Jam.. Tucker 20. Bob Naylor 21. Greg Morris 22. Ernest Konnyu 23-24. No recommendation 26. Ani8ter McAllister 26. Adrian Fond.. 27. Chris Patterakls 28. No recommendation 29. Carol Hallett 30. Carol Hamer 31. No recommendation 32. Gordon Duffy 33. Don Rogers 34. Phil Wyman 36. David Aquino 36. Chuck Imbrecht 37-38. No recommendation 39. Bob Hayes 40. No recommendation 41. Pat Noland 42. Bill Ivers 43-61 No recommendation 52. Gerry Felando 63-64. No recommendation 66.DaleReed 66-67. No recommendation (Rrquirrd by 19 U.S.c. 168J) I. TITLII 0" .. uaLICATIO'" Cycle News 3.""IIQUIINCYO .. I•• UII West -Every r' wyek except first and las t weeks of ca endar' year ... LOCATION 0" KNOWN O ....ICI: 0 .. "U.LICATIO'H 58. Dennis Brown 59. Marty Martinez 60. No recommendation 61. Richard Mountjoy 52-e&. No recommendation 66. John Montgomery 67... No recommendation 69. Ross Johnson 70. John lewis 71·73, No recommendation 74. Marlon Bergeson 76. David Kelley 76. Roben Frazee 77. Lerry Stirling 78. Larry Kapiloff 79-80. No recommendation State Senate dlsl. candidate (note; only odd-numbered seats are up for election In 19801 1. Don Huggins 2. John Doolittle 6-9. No recommendation 11. Richard Arey 13. John Garlmendl 16. No recommendation 17. Henry Mello 19. No recommendation 21. Newt Rus.ell 23. No recommendation 25. Bill Richardson 27. Bob Beverly 29-31. No recommendation 33. Bill Campbell 36. No rec.-mmendation 37. No rec.(both are excellentll 39. Jim Ellis Parklands ballot Proposition vote NO on Proposition 1 0'. ATIO P 2. OATil 0" "ILl"'''' 11141113141011 Edition 1 1011180 ::::N~';..~~~U,.uaLI.HII:°I·· 50 :;I§~AL.UdC"I"TIO'" '20.00 /St,.d. City. COlmty, Stll'. IIltd ZIP Codo) (Not printf!"') 2201 Cherry Avenue, Long 8each. California .. 2201 Cherry Avenue LonS'; Beach 908n~ California • • ~ ... E 90806 5. LOC ...TION 0" THII: HII:"'OOU"'''T.''. 0" .... 1'11:" ... 1. .1,1.11'111•• O""IC«. 0" TMII: "U.LI.HI:". (Not prln'o",} N"'MES AND COMPL.ETE ADDRESSES OF PU8LISHER. EDITOR. ANO MANAGING EDITOA ..1,1.1.1.111:"" (Nomollnd Add,..,) Californi. onon~ 2201 Cherry Avenue, Long Beach, California Sharon C1avton, 90806 2201 Cherry Avenue LonS'; Beach II:DITO" (Nllm. lind Add_) Charles Morey, """'NAGING ItOITO" (Nom. and Add....} 7. OWNER (If owned by II corpof'fllion, it! nlImt' and oddress ,"un M ftlJtt'dOnd o/ro im~dllltely there.mdf!r the nllmefllfld IJddrnttr a/nod.hotckrf owning or holding I ~Cf!nt or mort of totll1l1tnQunt 01 ftod. II "ot ownt'd by II Corporotion, the nomef (lnd oddrnuf 0111H '"dMdUIII ownerf mUfl be giw". If OW'lt'd by 0 ptlrtnt'rship or othrr un'nctNpor'Iltt'd finn. flf 1lIIrrtt' IIfld Itthbrn. (If 'fI>'ft1 n thtl, of t'tIch indJl'/.tJIMl mUft '" xt~i",. If tht' pubUaition if publ~d by II nonprofi' (NlfmiUltion, ilf nlJml!lmd Ilddreu mUft bl! Jl4tt'd.) O'l Avenue Cali ornia 'Q0806 I HUl <;nerr ::.oa'1:'on l,;J ayton (;harles C..... J.ayton 002 tieac IN IN M ... DD...:n "' ... M. CYCle .News, mc. .. 0 00 ....-4 Same V ..c 0 ~ KNOWN 80{\lDHOLOEAS. MO~TG"'GEES. AND OTHER SECURITV HOLDE,.S OWNING 01'1 MOL.DING 1 PERCENT OR MOAE OF TOTAL. AMOUNT OF 80NOS. MOATGAGES OR OTHER SECURITIES (If tI'W,... .... rIOM. ~ Rllte} NAM. ...DD"En U 0 • None t. FO'" COMPLETION 8V NONP"'Ol"IT ORGANIZATIONS AUTHORIZED TO MAIL AT SPECI ... L.AATES (SoctlDn 132.122.I"S/II) Tn. pur~. function. end nonprofit .81U' of 1tI1. o...."llr.llon Cncl th. o"ompt ft.'U' lor F«!WIII Income 'ca purpo... reMell 0_) o 0 ... '111: NOT CHANe.o oUIIII"'G "".CIlDI"'O 12 MO"'TH. ~. I1A'II. CHA"'GEo OUIII'"G "".C.OI"'''' l2 MO"'TI1S (I( E;XTENT AND NATURE OF CtRCUL.ATlON .... TOT... L NO. CO,..... ""I"TlIo (N., ,..... Run) .ubml....plonllrion o( ~"".... ....CTUAL. NO. CO,.IES OF SINGL.E Issue PU8L.ISHED NEAREST TO FILING DATE 26,697 17.676 17.548 42.987 44,245 828 739 43.815 C. TOT"'L "AID CI"CUL...TION (Sum o( IOBllIIId lOB') 46.000 25,311 2. "'''''1. SUBSC"'"IO"'S 44.984 O. ""It£ O'.T .. I.UTIO"' .... MAIL. C ... ""III!" 0" 0 ...10111: .. ME ... "'. ....... JOLE •• COM"LIMI:"NTA"Y. "''''0 OTHII" ...... co,...:. TOT ... L OI.T"taUTIO'" (Slim o( C .... d OJ ... CO'-'ll. NOT O'.T"'.UT.D I. O,...ICII: 1,1 ••• I.I:"'T O'llltJl. U"'ACCOUNT.D, POILItO ... "TE" ""'NTI"'O 200 175 806 841 44.821 .... TOTAL (Sum 0/ E, FI and ,-mould llIouol net pre.......n "'own in A} ... publWl~r mlUt ".'._Itl.) 44.821 •. "A'O C'''CULATION I. S ... LIt. TH"OUGI1 DII:AL..". A"'O CA""III:"S, ST" ••T '111:"'00". AND COUNTII" .... 1.•• 11:. cllonnd, ...i1h rhlt AVERAGE NO. CO'-IES EACH Issue DURING PRECEOING 12 MONTHS 46,000 2. "II:TUJlN. ""OM NI:W....a.NT• California Outdoor Recreation Political Action Committee 1980 Election Recommendations ; U.s. "08TAL. • • "VIC;C STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP, MANAGEMENT AND CIRCULATION ~ ~ ~ ••0 • I certify that the statements made by me above an correct and t'omplele. TOT.' D~D" .u•••••••.•u ...... ~'OJl:WN~"~ ""A'" ~ 12. FOR COMPLETION BY PUBLISHEAS MAILING AT THE AEOULAFl FlATES (S.cllD,. 132.12po.ttllSflrvICCMllnl

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