Conventions: Industry Without Smokestacks Charms Washington
Washington and major cities compete for convention business described as an industry without a smokestack with billions in revenue. Atlantic City Chicago New York St Louis and others host major associations, trade shows and events drawing millions of delegates and hundreds of millions in local spending.
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Douglas W. Cray
New York Times News Service
New York
Washington
Points West
International Association of Convention Bureaus
United States
Chicago
McCormick Place
Convention Bureau
Atlantic City
National Institute of Drycleaning-American Institute of Laundering
Wayne Stetson
Roosevelt Hotel
Laurie Lea Schaefer
Ohio
Stetson and Company
Mayflower Hotel
Washington, D.C
Stetson
American Institute of Kitchen Dealers
Automotive Service Industry
Kitchen Dealers
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Paperboard Packaging Council
Gerald Sanderson
Chicago Tourism and Convention Bureau
Charles Gillett
Convention and Visitors Bureau
St. Louis Symphony
Carnegie Hall
Ralph Vaughn Williams
Sea Symphony
Plaza Hotel
St. Louis Cardinal
Stan Musial
Symphony
Convention and Tourist Board of
Greater St. Louis
Williams
Association
Bud Cartier
Convention and Tourist Board
Symphony Orchestra
Alfonso J. Cervantes
Cartier
St. Louis
Holland’s turkey hunt spans counties and generations
Holland hunts turkeys with Ted and Hoyt in southern Alabama counties where birds are abundant. Hoyt Holland is a Blount County conservation officer. Ted is a top caller, and Holland plans to pursue a second gobbler he skipped due to an overlapping bird, noting hunting laws. He also deer hunts in south Alabama, with two deer killed last season.
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Holland
North Alabama
Ted
Hoyt
Hoyt Holland
Blount County
State Conservation Department
South
Alabama
Don Hale
Limestone County
Don
Hartselle
Athens
Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources
Joe Wright
Elliot Montgomery
Morgan
Richard Wallace
Ddn Hale
Limestone
Roger Warren
Steve Pepper
Madison
Light Bulb Feeder Franks Case Baffles Texas Sheriff
In Collin County Texas Sheriff Tom Montgomery recounts buying more light bulbs after arresting Frank P. Reese who admits eating bulbs since childhood. Reese, 44, who jumped bond, demonstrates by eating two bulbs and later swallows the sheriff's glasses. The sheriff appeals for unused bulbs as the county will not supply more.
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Collin County
Tex
Tom Montgomery
Frank P. Reese
Reese
Frank
Antlers shed by bucks vary in timing across Alabama
Bucks drop their antlers each fall or late winter with no effort needed. Some shed simultaneously, others show one horn after the other. In Alabama shed time spans late January to April, with antlers found in woods but quickly gnawed and hidden by leaves. Wheeler Reservoir level is rising and should reach full by mid April.
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Alabama
Wheeler Reservoir
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