Iowa seeks experimental early September duck season
The Iowa Conservation Commission will ask the U S Fish and Wildlife Service to authorize a seven day September teal season using a point based bag limit system. If allowed this would start a three year trial with others held in October and would not affect the regular season rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Conservation Commission
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Iowa
Fish and Wildlife Service
Richard Bishop
Commission
Bishop
the Fish and Wildlife
Ski patrollers prepare for hard work at Heavenly Valley
Brian Shinault leads a 60 member Heavenly Valley ski patrol staff as a professional designer and contractor. He describes the risk and challenge of keeping skiers safe while enjoying the outdoors at the country’s largest ski complex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Lake Tahoe
Calif
Brian Shinault
Shinault
Heavenly Valley
Kirby Moulton
Heavenly Valley Ski Patrol
Nevada
Running to Ski Shape Light Conditioning Guide
Ski conditioning can lower injury risk says Penny Pitou who credits running with improving heart and leg strength. She favors simple activities like fast walking swimming cycling and hiking plus rope jumping to build feet knees and leg muscles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ski Industries of America
Penny Pitou
Indoor swimming urged to boost U.S. Olympic chances
Bartlesville Oklahoma UPI reports Ken Treadway manager of three U.S. Olympic swim teams and Phillips Petroleum youth relations director argues that indoor swimming complexes are needed as outdoor pools can operate only five months a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartlesville, Okla
UPI
U.S
Ken Treadway
Phillips Petroleum
No such thing as a tame pheasant from Oakwood Game Farm
Jim Meyer of Oakwood Game Farm in Princeton Minnesota runs one of the nation's largest game rearing operations producing about 70 000 pheasants 1 000 wild turkeys 1 500 quail and 3 000 chukars annually. He sells stock to hunting preserves state wildlife departments and restaurants and has shipped birds as far as Puerto Rico and Nebraska. Meyer rejects the idea of tame birds saying selective breeding makes flighty birds and emphasizes keeping birds in outdoor pens away from people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyer
Betty
Oakwood
Puerto Rico
Nebraska Game and Fish Commission
Farley Predicted Johnson Victory In 1968 Smash Hit
Ten years after 1968, Democratic figure James A. Farley forecasted a smashing win for President Johnson. The remark reflects early confidence in Johnson's re election prospects amid political tension and the Vietnam era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Farley
Johnson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Forest and Stranam
Ken Sullivan
The
Conservation Commission
Robert McCracken
Cedar Rapids
Riverton Wildlife Area
McCracken
Jim Scott
John Boesch
Don Schott
Scott
Josie
Life Outdoor Club
Lake Macbride
Rucker
Marion
John Moore
Linn County
Ikes
Bob Middendorf
Middendorf
Mississippi
Kennedy High School
Kirkwood Community College
Bill Krejca
Kirkwood
Chris Marshall
Jonathan
John
Fort Pierce
Fla
Chris
Marshall
Kevin
Jennifer
Diane
Raymond Berner
Traer
Forestry Section
Berner
Goose Lake
Arrowhead Hunting and Conservation Club
Gloria Mullin
Arrowhead
Riverton
Brendan Riley
Killington
Iowa City
Princeton, Minn
Jim Meyer
Crewel Wed
Ruth
3Rd Ave
Bole
Osco Film Club
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!