Bear hunting rules eyed in Massachusetts overbear population
Massachusetts Division of Fisheries and Game considers tighter bear season limits and tagging to curb declines. Chief biologist Bill Pollack said proposals include shortening the season to six days, checking bears at stations, and possible cub-bear ban, though feasibility is uncertain. Bears harvested include a 310 pound Rowe bear and several others. two intoxicated bears were once found near Monroe Bridge.
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Windsor
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Berkshire
Natural Resources
Monroe Bridge
Bears in Massachusetts stir debate on hunting policy
A Monroe youngster reports sighting untagged bears before deer season while experts note rising bear numbers since protection eased in the mid-1950s. Researchers at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst collect data for policy shaping, with sightings and kills urged to be reported. Also tributes to STANLEY E. RICE, a longtime outdoorsman who died after deer hunting. Trappers auction yields higher muskrat and fur prices, with beaver trapping set for December to April. Scattered notes cover a hunting club dinner, a deer-jacking penalty increase, and gear guides from local merchants.
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Richard Cronin
DFG
Wayne Lilvestrom
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Holdsworth Hall
University of Massachusetts
Amherst
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Pittsfield
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Your Money's Worth ZIP Credit Rating Test
New York readers can test their credit I Q with an instant scoring chart. The ZIP form measures age, marital status, dependents, living arrangements, address duration, income, employer tenure, and obligations to predict loan eligibility. Created by Morris Goldwasser and Herbert Moss, ZIP is being adopted by major banks and even used by a federal agency and the Defense Department. The device promises quicker credit decisions and may curb unsolicited credit card offers.
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First National
Miami
Chicago
Wells Fargo
San Francisco
Bodtman’s National
St. Louis
Morris Goldwasser
Philadelphia
Herbert Moss
New York
Motivational Systems, Inc
Defense Department
Zip
Presidential honesty and Laos policy questioned
The article critiques President Nixon's statements on Vietnam Laos and related policy, noting possible misstatements about Marine construction in Vietnam, a $3,400 income proposal, and Laos neutrality. It argues presidents should inform the public accurately, with Agnew's view on citizens forming their own opinions acknowledged, and urges candid explanations on troop roles and subsidies.
Unburied Soldier and Lunar Zoning Jabs Stir Pittsfield Letters
A July 3 1969 letter recalls Bill Terry a black Vietnam casualty denied burial in a public cemetery and questions racial injustice in war. Other notes mock zoning plans and NASA satire while urging indoor recreation and condemning Vietnam policy seeking global peace under law.
Catch Up Plans for Pupils Doomed to Fail
Newton Mass AP So called compensatory programs in education for under privileged children such as the Head Start Program are failures in the opinion of a researcher Dr Robert R Hind president of Education Development Center Inc a nonprofit educational research organization said in his annual report that the failure stems from the mistaken notion that certain people cannot be educated We should start assuming that all children want to learn unless for some reason they become unmotivated Tests in schools show that the compensatory approach is not working Dr Hind said Proponents of this approach he said believe that many minorities and other under privileged people are inadequately socialized do not have sufficient male figures in their lives have no books in their homes cannot delay gratification and suffer from accumulated environmental and cultural deficits So they provide strengthened doses of prescriptions that have been ineffective before more remedial reading more trips to zoos more psychological services.
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Newton
Mass
Robert R. Hind
Education Development Center, Inc
Hind
Quotes on theologians and civil rights from 1960s era thinkers
Quotes trace theologians leaving ivory towers to engage in civil rights and peace activism in the 1960s. The passage notes their shift to secular colleges and the influence of radical youth, with addenda from Martin Marty and John Kenneth Galbraith. Additional lines reference Art Buchwald and a Nixon era rumor.
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Sylvan
Martin Fe, Marty
University of Chicago
Ladies Home Journal
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