SPORT program to police hunters in Pennsylvania
The Game Commission announces SPORT Sportsmen Policing Our Ranks Together a plan to weed out slob hunters. It targets poachers landscape defilers and disrespectful figures to protect hunting’s image through internal peer pressure and ranks cooperation. The initiative aims to remove harmful elements from the state's hunting community.
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The
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Game Commission
Church leaders tied to land deals amid church funds
Washington Whirl reports on alleged financial entanglements of Assemblies of God officials led by Thomas Zimmerman. Church funds, banking ties at Empire Bank of Springfield, and land purchases near a proposed shopping center draw scrutiny from members and auditors. The IRS is reviewing the matters while affidavits and notes link Shelton and Zimmerman to the deals.
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Assemblies of God
Thomas Zimmerman
World Pentecostal Conference
F Fom
Zimmerman
Donald Shelton
Milton McCorde
Zimmerman’s Bank
Empire Bank of
Springfield
Evangel College
Robert Spence
Shelton
Andrew Mell
Carnation International
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Empire Bank
Internet Revenue Service
Decision on mechanically deboned meat may affect prices
Incoming U S Agriculture Secretary Bob Bergland faces a pivotal choice on whether to allow or ban mechanically deboned meat. Supporters say it could add up to one billion pounds of red meat annually, helping lower costs, while critics warn bone fragments may remain in the product and raise safety concerns.
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Minnesota
Bob Bergland
Bergland
Department of Agriculture
Secretary of ‘Agriculture
Modern Solomon like decision on mechanically deboned meat
The article discusses a controversial USDA move allowing mechanically deboned meat MDM used in frankfurters sausages and canned meat balls. It notes potential consumer splits over health and calcium presence questions while citing nutritionists and FDA assurances about bone particles and safety.
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Harry Mussman
USDA
Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service
Mussman
Food and Drug Administration
Saudi's rise and ruin in oil rich Arab realm
The article portrays Saudi Arabia before oil wealth as vast deserts and tents, then details a flood of imported goods and foreign spending. It describes 8.1 million people, luxury cars rotting in sun, empty classrooms, and sprawling projects while noting political fragility under King Khalid and the kingdom’s push for influence in the Arab world amid inflation and modernization.
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Khalid
Syria
Lebanon
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