MIT Studies Model Menhaden Industry To Aid Conservation
MIT researchers using systems dynamics created a computer model of the Atlantic menhaden fishery to explore regulation effects on yields. The study shows unregulated fishing may rapidly deplete stocks, while regulated catches could slow decline and sustain future harvests.
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Cambridge, Mass
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
MIT
Massachusetts
Florida
Peter S. Weissman
Charles S. Draper
Washington
D.C
Weissman
George Kalan
David Platts
Systems Dynamics
Alfred P. Sloan School of Management
Jay W. Forrester
Rebuilding Fish Populations Through Reproductive Load
Scientists propose releasing enough mature, reproductively capable fish to rapidly restore the population. The strategy focuses on boosting breeding stock to accelerate recovery and stabilize ecosystem dynamics.
Survives Five Day Pinning Ordeal After Car Crash
Denise Sprayson of Maxwell Ont endured five days pinned under a wrecked car as the bodies of her husband Frank Sprayson Gordon Willicombe and Albert Price lay nearby. She was found Sunday near Durham Ont and hospitalized in Guelph. Coroner L Stewart said she survived extreme conditions including rain heat and cold. the other occupants could not have survived.
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Guelph, Ont
Appt
Guelph
Denise Sprayson
Maxwell, Ont
L. Stewart
Durham
Ont
Sprayson
Paul Smeil
Rexdale
Smeil
Frank Sprayson
Gordon Willicombe
Preston Township
Albert Price
Maxwell
Control Aided Gains Opines Textile Exec
In Portsmouth New Hampshire AP report President H. W. Close of the American Textile Manufacturers Institute told the Northern Textile Association the textile industry may see national sales rise seven percent in 1972 while profits will lag 1966 records. He cited price controls as limiting profits though promising for overall recovery and noted Spring Mills Inc. of Fort Mills South Carolina as his board chair position.
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Portsmouth
N.H
American Textile Manufacturers Institute
H. W. Close
Northern Textile Association
Close
Spring Mills, Inc
Fort Mills
S.C
United States ranks sixteenth in land use for highways
The United States places sixteenth globally in land allocated to highway infrastructure, highlighting how road networks occupy a relatively modest share of national land use compared with other sectors and nations.
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United States
Convict Former Nixon Advisor of Shakedown
Rose Wylie, 44, former National Rent Advisory Board member and Philadelphia Residents Advisory Board chair, was found guilty of shaking down contractor Narva Harris Jr. for 10000 dollars to secure a 300000 dollar PHA contract. She received two years probation.
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Philadelphia
Nixon
National Rent Advisory Board
Michael Conroy
Rose Wylie
PHA
Harris
Wylie
National Board
Saco Women Attend Mass and Plan Christmas Fair
Members of the Catholic Womens Club at Most Holy Trinity in Saco opened fall meetings with a con-celebrated mass led by Rev. Donald Jacques and Rev. Costanzo Piselli. Guest speaker Mrs. Cecilia Belanger spoke on The Christian Hope. A social hour followed. next gathering is a supper on Oct. 2 to work on Christmas fair articles.
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Catholic’ Womens Club
Most Holy Trinity Church
Saco
Main Street
Donald Jacques
Council of Catholic Women
Costanzo Piselli
Cecilia Belanger
Donald Handel
White Horse of Revelation Symbolizes Conquest in New Testament
The white horse in the final book of the Bible represents conquest. Revelation portrays its rider as a figure of triumph and authority described in prophetic apocalyptic imagery.
Klan to Use Lie Detectors to Find FBI Informants
Cincinnati official Jim Harris says the Ku Klux Klan orders polygraph tests for all members to root out government informers. He claims 22 states already have machines and that Ohio will have one in two weeks.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Ku Klux Klan
Jim Harris
United Klans of America
Robert Shelton
Atlanta
Harris
FBI
Ohio Klan
Shelton
Klan
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Alabama
Court limits CIA secrecy oath to classified matters
The 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled CIA secrecy oaths are legal but restrict their reach to classified information. Victor Marchetti, a former CIA employee, sought to publish a book and challenged the oath. The ruling upheld the injunction but urged narrowing it to protect only classified data.
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Richmond
4Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Victor L. Marchetti
Marchetti
District Court
Albert V. Bryan Jr
Alexandria
U.S
Bryan
Clement F. Haynsworth Jr
Chassees Buy Lot on Bradley Street in Saco
Mr and Mrs Royal Chasse of Kennebunk have purchased land on Bradley Street Saco from Mr and Mrs Melvin Bartlett. The lot lies in the proposed Shirmel Circle area and the Chasses plan to build a new home soon. Negotiations ran through Gilberte Real Estate Agency offices Biddeford and Saco, with Doris M Rumery broker Shop Want Ads Section 11 handling the sale.
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Royal Chasse
Kennebunk
Bradley Street
Saco
Melvin Bartlett
Shirmel Circle
Chasse
Gilberte Real Estate Agency
Main St
Biddeford
Doris M Rumery
Caroline Kennedy Enrolls at Concord Academy
Caroline Kennedy becomes one of 76 sophomores at Concord Academy in Concord Massachusetts as her mother Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis drives her. the school, now coed, has 269 students and charges 4100 in tuition and board.
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Concord
Mass
Caroline Kennedy
Concord Academy
Caroline
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
Kennedy
Hyannis Port
Boston
Onassis
Secret Service
John Jr
Anthony Radziwill
Saco Republicans Plan For Field Day
Members of the Ward 2 Republican Committee of Saco met at the home of Mrs. Priscilla Grenier to finalize plans for the annual family field day. The event is set for Sunday from 1 30 to 4 p m at Braley's Campgrounds Biddeford. Richard Braley chairman said grills will be available and preparation begins at 11 a m. Attendees included Richard Braley and several families with two guests Scott Knox and Donna Hoyt.
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Ward 2
Republican Committee
Saco
Priscilla Grenier
Jenkins Road
Braley
Route 5
Biddeford
Richard Braley
Berton Braley
Clayton Freeman
Robert Knox
Beverly Hoyt
Arlene Bryant
Richard Hjort
William Hoyt
Merle Morse
Donald Spulick
Scott Knox
Donna Hoyt
Ann E Pennell Weds Robert G Provencal in Old Orchard Beach
Miss Ann E Pennell of Old Orchard Beach and Robert G Provencal of Biddeford wed on Friday September 8 at the bride’s sister’s home. Atty Nicholas Danton officiated. matron of honor was Patricia Plante and best man was the groom’s friend. The couple, moving to B Street, plan a Maine coast wedding trip after a reception. Pennell is a New England Telephone supervisor. Provencal works for Greenwood Cemetery Association.
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Old Orchard Beach
Ann E. Pennell
Robert G. Provencal
Biddeford
Joseph D. Pennell Jr
South Portland
Nicholas Danton
Jerome G. Plante
Adelaide Road
Joseph D. Pennell _ Sr
Henry
Jovencal
Bidde Ard
Patricia E. Plante
Honor
Maine
B Street
Provencal
Biddelord
New England Telephone Co
Greenwood Cemetery Association
Bradeen Darling Nuptials in United Methodist Ceremony
Miss Janice Ellen Bradeen of 27 Central Ave. wed William Laurence Bradeen of Malden Mass. in Old Orchard Beach. Rev. Robert Plaisted officiated with music by David Desjardins and Mrs Albeo G LaPierre. A reception for 190 followed. The couple will reside in Winchester Mass. Both graduates and students at Northeastern University.
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Old Orchard Beach
Janice Ellen Bradeen
Central Ave
William Laurence Bradeen
Malden
Mass
United Methodist
John A. Bradeen
Claude W. Darling Jr
Robert Plaisted
United Methodist Church
David Desjardins
Albeo G. LaPierre
Wells
Candace E. Horne
Leicester Mass
Joseph H. Middleby, Jr. Co
Boston
Northeastern University
Malden High School
U.S. Steel
Hijacker pleads guilty in Eastern Airlines air piracy case
Frederick W. Hahneman pleaded guilty in U S District Court to air piracy for the May 5 hijacking of an Eastern Airlines jet with 49 passengers. He faces 20 years to life, will be sentenced Sept 29, and still won’t disclose the ransom’s whereabouts. He surrendered in Tegucigalpa in June. none of the $303,000 ransom has been recovered.
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Alexandria
Frederick W. Hahneman
Eastern Airlines
U.S
Hahneman
Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Easton
Allentown
Dulles International
Washington
Rochester Fair Opens With Harness Racing At 97th Year
The 97th Rochester Fair in Rochester New Hampshire runs September 15 to 23. It features pari mutuel harness racing on an all weather track plus midway rides, art and craft displays, 4-H shows, a parade, and nightly racing with a two day Golden Knights parachute display. Traffic flow and parking for 5 000 cars are planned.
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Rochester
N.H
New Hampshire
New England
U.S. Army
Golden Knights
U.S.A.F
Fair
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