Massachusetts Trout Hatchery Boosts Bay State Season
Charles L. McLaughtin Hatchery in Belchertown will boost catchable trout by about 70 200 pounds over last year with 93 000 fish 9 12 inches and 249 000 at 9 inches for Western Massachusetts. Hatchery stock totals 450 000 trout ready for release with 60 000 western rainbows 32 inches and 14 1 2 pounds average and 390 000 rainbows 10 inches plus. Federal checks show clean samples and potential frost related eggs.
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Charles L. McLaughtin
Belchertown
Massachusetts
Louis H. Carafel
State Division of Fisheries and Game
DFG
Gene Moran
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Moran
Hartsville
Fredenburgh
West Virginia
Phil Sarro
Chestnut St
Evinrude Motors E-Club
Phil
Dalton Rod and Gun Club
Berkshire Beagle Club
Thomas Maston
Branch St
Manuel Lester
Gale Ave
Larry Sherlaw
Park View Terrace
Lee
Onota
Hoosac
Capital District Bird Club
Crossroads
Latham
N.Y
Trout Production Up At McLaughlin Hatchery
Theodore Giddings notes mortality below normal and predicts next year’s production should exceed this year’s. Currently 750000 fish in fry and fingerling stages include 400000 rainbows 250000 brookies and 100000 browns with browns as a question mark. Eggs sourced from Cortland NC and Washington. Since opening last June the $1.5 million hatchery has hosted over 66000 visitors.
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McLaughlin
Federal Hatchery
Cortland, N.C
Washington
Pittsfield
Outwit the Customers: A Surly Guide for Workers
A satirical piece listing unethical tricks from various professions including newspaper delivery boys, parking attendants, laundries staff, bank tellers, cab drivers, cooks, bus drivers, and emergency responders. It mocks deceptive tactics such as leaving water puddles, sabotaging cars, damaging garments, delaying service, and manipulating seating, collected from a 1770 New York Times News Service source.
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Washington
New York Times News Service
Denver case shows police beating spawns costly quest for justice
Nathan Clark, 19, beat by at least four Denver police officers in 1967, received no charge or medical aid and no apology. A lengthy court fight for medical costs and damages continues as witnesses relocate, delays pile up, and Clark faces a costly path to justice.
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Denver
Nathan Clark
Clark
Holly Park
Holly
Hugh J. McClearn
James Carrigan
Carrigan
Colorado State Court
California
Jim Carrigan
New York Times
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