Pelicans Struggle Against Odds in California Conservation Effort
Coplay News Service reports on the California brown pelican crisis and recovery efforts led by Dr. Daniel W. Anderson and Todd. The article traces DDT’s impact on eggs and shells, the Anacapa Island nesting decline, and subsequent signs of rebound including renewed nesting on Anacapa and the Coronado Islands. Researchers emphasize variable yearly reproductive success and ongoing monitoring for a threatened species.
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Cliff Smith
Coplay
Pelicans
Todel
Lee
Gren
Todd
Todd Day
California
Lodi
iThe
Daniel W. Anderson
Tish and Wildlife Services
University of California At Davis
Anacapa
Sa Barbara
Wodd
Montrose Chemical
Torrance
Aoe
Baja California
Mexico
Gulf of Mexico
Atlantic
Todler
Anderson
Santa Ceua
Tex
Coronado Islands
San Diego
Californi
Denver
Colo
4 H NOTES Stitch & Stir Lassies Club Meeting
4 H notes describe the Lassies meeting at Mrs. Judy Meteher home. Members discussed plans for a Christmas party and noted activities including brownie making by Kim and Karla Keeshan Sue Heimann Patty Gonka Arenda Techastre Tealer and Allen Mischankce. Names of members and reporters listed with several misspellings.
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Stitch & Stir Lassies Club
Judy Meteher
Kim
Karla Keeshan
Sue Heimann
Patty Gonka
Arenda Techastre
Tealer
Allen Mischankce
Curtis objects to Frontier flight cuts
Curtis challenges Kron t ien Airlines plan to reduce flight schedules noting the airline’s justification. the official says Frontier’s position is better than baseline. Frontier delays fuel-location plans tied to 1972 schedules with fewer weekly departures, affecting Western and Midwestern states.
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Curtis
Frontier Flight
OMAUA
Krontien’ Airlines
Chil Curtis
Curtisal
Mel
Rontier
Semline
Broasier
Western
Midwestern
Aestakenant
Ite
Sac Frontier
Ai'iine
Kronker
Dew
Higgins protest over end of environmental aid
Lincoln Nebraska Congressman Higgins blasts the federal shift ending environmental assistance. He tells the House subcommittee that cutting funding for livestock feedlot controls risks weak systems and urges state driven standards rather than uniform national rules.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska Department of Environmental Control
Vic- Jay Shah
Avatinn
Jil
Sigving Relmesee
Lis
Willingsgate Market Opens in Lorde in 1358
Willingsgate, a renowned Lorde fish market, began as a landing stage for provisions in 1358. The site served sailors and merchants, shaping early coastal trade and provisioning networks.
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Willingsgate
Lorde
Wheat production seen rising to record high this year
The London based international wheat committee reports a 1973 harvest near 338 million tons with China stocks at 67.3 million and major producers Australia Argentina Canada the European Community and the United States. Next year output is forecast around 65 million tons, with carryover stocks dropping to about 21.5 million by end of 1974. An expansive export program aims to ease wheat shortages. however transport disruptions from oil cuts threaten the outlook.
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Lungon
Commiuunigee Aller
London
United States
Lower speed limits slow Nebraska highway build plan
The Nebraska Highway Commission heard that reduced speeds may cut gasoline tax revenue during a Friday session. Officials promised an estimate before the next meeting December 2. Meetings are planned with state senators to discuss road funding and widening projects across the state, including routes through Lincoln, Columbus, Milford, Gretna, and Ayr, with several tenders approved.
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Vancoln
Neb
Nebraska Wghway Commission
Nebraska
Department of Tons
Commission
Pet
Pounddunioe High School
Gineol
Nebraska 2
With
Séth Steels
Iilian
Dee
Cotsteak City
Lyris
Henry
Ayr
Gretna Fish Hatchery
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Columbus Talagram
Columbus
Copley
Tooleys
Chidren
Jcpenney
British Calwinbin’s
Okuingen Valley
Norelco
Iil
Ine
Dr. Misses Ribh
P.M
Penneys
WEST
McPenney
Jcpenney the Christmas Place
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