Controversy Over Yellowstone Elk Herd Moves Toward Study
In northwest Wyoming a conflict over the 125000 acre Lamar Valley elk wintering grounds in Yellowstone Park escalates as a 30 year growth in the herd prompts calls to reduce numbers. Governors Hansen and Babcock note the shift toward an elk movement study and stepped up trapping and hunting outside the park.
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Yellowstone National
Park
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Wyoming
Yellowstone National Park
Yellowstone
National Park Service
Park Service
Cliff Hansen
Montana
Tim Babcock
Stone
Lamar River
Yellowstone Park
Turning Cars Endanger Pedestrians at Green Light Crossings
The Maine Highway Safety Committee warns pedestrians to stay alert for turning cars as they cross on green. Accidents show many pedestrians are struck in crosswalks despite green signals.
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Maine Highway Safety Committee
Wyoming announces plan to take all available elk
A state planting program in Wyoming pledges to accept all elk offered, signaling aggressive wildlife management. Officials said they would take every eligible animal to meet conservation and population control goals, highlighting the program's broad intake policy.
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Wyoming
God Not Missing From Classroom Says Rabbi
SPRINGVALE Rabbi Da vid Berent told Nassau College Emphasis Week that public schools contain God in the teaching of humanities and in fostering brotherhood and justice. He opposed sectarianizing public schools and urged religion to remain in church, synagogue, and home.
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Springvale
David Berent
Nassau College
Wal
Rabi Berent
Mets Led NL in Walks With 616 Last Season
The New York Mets topped the National League in free passes last year with 616 walks drawn, reflecting strong plate discipline and on base skills across the lineup.
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New York Mets
Words Will Help You Understand Mathematics
Professor Nason argues that true arithmetic understanding comes from thinking in words. He emphasizes dual-channel learning, as students hear the teacher and see the problem, reinforcing concepts beyond mere mechanics. Poor retention results when students focus only on procedures.
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Bill
Word-framed study tips for problem solving in math and science
The text argues that real life is found in words and that strong problem solving comes from analyzing statements. It urges asking what kind of problem it is, how to solve it, and how to derive principles and solutions from the problem’s wording.
IDCM Reviews Legislative Bills in Augusta Maine
Industrial Development Council of Maine met in Augusta to discuss bills affecting industrial and recreational development and community improvement. Hugh Marshall presided. a manpower research report was presented by David Smith. a Right to Work debate featured Walter Tweedie and William St Onge with questions from the floor. no council stance was taken.
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Industrial Development Council of Maine
Augusta
Biddeford - Saco
Hugh Marshall
Marshall
State Council
David Smith
Walter F. Tweedie
William St. Onge
Porcelain mortar and pestle for easy garlic prep
A small porcelain mortar about three inches in diameter pairs with a matching pestle, designed to simplify cleaning and grinding garlic. Both pieces are compact and easy to wash, making kitchen tasks quicker and neater.
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Nichols
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Leslie J. Nason
University of Southern California
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Nichols & CO
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