Deer Safety Drives Private Deer Kill Plan Across Iowa Peninsula
DeNicola leads a five to six month deer thinning mission across 14 states amid strict safety rules and public scrutiny. The Iowa Peninsula project covers land from the Iowa River east to Johnson County and north to Interstate 80. DeNicola, 37, speaks of heavy stress and political pressures while refining methods and maintaining high efficiency. He holds affiliate roles with Yale, Illinois, Trinity College, and the Denver Zoo as he works on wildlife initiatives from Mongolia to Bhutan. The firm's name White Buffalo ties to a Lakota legend symbolizing nature's interconnected elements.
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DeNicola Defends Deer Management Pay and Methods
DeNicola, leading a deer thinning program in Iowa City, explains salaries including his 62,000 annual pay and $30 hourly wages for sharpshooters Muraca and Rodts. He argues euthanizing a controlled number of deer is humane, preventing vehicle collisions and environmental harm, and can supply food bank donations.
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Regents Propose Systemwide Admins and Budget Cuts Across Campuses
Regent John Forsyth urges a single central office for parking and residence halls and consolidation of some programs. The plan calls eliminating off campus centers with low revenue and shifting funds to maintain core offerings. Regent Dave Neil opposes merging education colleges citing reduced access for students. Contact: om.owen gazettecommunications.com.
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FBI Sets New Ground Rules for Counterterrorism Cases
The FBI adopts a classified directive merging criminal and intelligence work enabling broader access to surveillance tools. Field offices report disrupted overseas plots and a US sleeper cell probe amid a surge in investigations totaling over 1,000. Civil libertarians warn of privacy erosion and fewer constitutional protections.
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