Opening of Massachusetts fishing season predicted bright
Berkshire County reports calm streams and well stacked waters though snow lingers in the hills. Official opening is an hour before sunrise at 4 69 a.m. Preseason stocking totals reach 43 250 brook, brown and rainbow trout by Western Wildlife District plus 10 600 trout from the U S Fish and Wildlife Service. Stocking compares favorably with last year though larger trout are fewer.
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Massachusetts
Windsor Pond
Windsor
Savoy
Gene Moran
Gene
Berkshire County
Western Wildlife District
U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service
Martsville
Earl Bigford
Opening Day Anglers Welcome as Fisheries Promises Tags and Trophies
Tomorrow the Division of Fisheries and Game distributes centennial tags at Westboro HQ for anglers who return them. State hatcheries report bigger trout this year due to mild winter, with ice conditions easing on several lakes though Quabbin remains partially icebound. Restrictions ease near the pumping station at Quabbin, and motorboats face limits. Gene Moran promotes 1000 Acre Swamp in New Marlborough as a fishing spot, though access is tough. Dalton Red and Gun Club hosts its 75th banquet, while Orvis offers a free fishing catalog. A 31‑pound dolphin win is possible if first strike had occurred, and the Willoughby River rainbow run opens. The Vermont trout season starts April 24.
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Fisheries and Game
Westboro
James M. Shepard
Fish and Game
Pontoosuc
Onota
Garfield
York Pond
Quabbin
Massachusetts
John J. Zuber
Pittsfield Sportsmen's Club
Gene Moran
New Marlboro
Gene
Dalton Red and Gun Club
American Legion
Lakewood
Birch Grove Drive
Orvis Company, Inc
Manchester
Florida Keys
John Heintz
Arlington Heights
Heintz
Miami
Meintz
Dilan
Division of Fisheries and Game
John Wojciechowski
Cheshire
Catherine Creek
Millport
N.Y
Willoughby
John
Vermont
William J. Hickey
WBEC
Berkshire Izaak Walton League
Pittsfield Angiers’ Club
John J. Hickey
Superior Court
William A. Burns
James M.downs
Robert M. Harney
James J. Keegan
Keegan
Pittsfield Sportsmen’s Club
Your Money's Worth and The Job Skills Most in Demand
A New York analysis of the 70 demand occupations shows 27 require a high school diploma plus training, 24 need a college degree or equivalent, and few jobs need only high school. Health jobs lead with 20 positions, while rapid skill expansion pressures youth education to prepare for evolving careers and economic growth.
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U.S. Department of Labor
Leon Lewis
Labor Department
America
Threats from China Won't Deter the President
An editorial argues that Chinese and North Vietnamese threats aim to deter U S action in Vietnam. It asserts the United States will not halt or delay troop deployments and that Beijing and Hanoi seek a Dien Bien Phu style outcome, but Washington will proceed if needed.
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South Viet Nam
Johnson
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