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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 2001

Page

12

Mosquito fish seen as weapon against West Nile spread

In Alapaha Georgia Ken Holyoak sells Gambusia or mosquito fish to curb larvae as West Nile cases rise along the East Coast. He shipped about 5.5 million fish since New York’s outbreak and aims for millions more this year. The fish sell for around four cents each and are placed in puddles and ponds to reduce mosquitos while officials note potential ecological downsides.

Ken Holyoak Alapaha Holyoak New York South Georgia Florida Georgia Virginia Indiana Michigan Canada New Jersey Atlanta Noah Ken’s Hatchery and Fish Farms Inc University of Georgia Gary Burtle United States Australia New Zealand Burtle Valdosta State University Valdosta Mark Blackmore American Mosquito Control Association

Gas prices rise six cents a gallon nationwide

Gasoline prices climbed about 6.25 cents per gallon over the past two weeks, the first jump in three months, reaching an average of $1.51 for all grades including taxes. Midwest gains led with up to 29 cents in some cities, while West Coast prices eased to about $1.50.

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Fort Stewart tightens security with gated entry

Fort Stewart will begin guarded checkpoints at all eight entrances starting Tuesday, routing nearly 20,000 soldiers and 3,500 civilians and causing longer commutes for area drivers. The Army-wide security push aims to track visitors, not bar civilians, amid post-wide traffic delays and decal demands for entry.

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