Rod and Gun Salmon Report Highlights Local Fishing Openings
Weather improves as the salmon season opens below Tomales Bay with boats launching at Avila and Port San Luis. Harbor Associates report quick dockage times while party boats fill, and salmon are present though feeding is light in daytime. Freshwater, lake levels rise, trout stocking continues at Cachuma and Casitas, while Lopez and Margarita lakes see varying catches. DFG antelope counts suggest a potential fall hunt, and Black sea brant hunting closes. National Wildlife Week planned March 18-24 with wildlife theme.
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Tomales Bay
Avila
Harbor Associates
Port San Luis
Harbor
Santa Barbara
Ventura- Hueneme
Ventura
Cachuma
Casitas
Lopez Lake
Horse Corral
Cottonwood
Margarita Lake
Nacimiento
Arroyo Grande
California
DFG
Fish and Game Commission
Department
United States
Mode County
Lassen County
Siskiyou
Shasta County
California Fish and Game Commission
John Ghenco
Santa Maria
Walton tops Pac-8 scoring and field goal marks
UCLA star Bill Walton leads Pac-8 in scoring with 19.3 ppg and centers in field goal percentage at .588 while also pacing rebounding at 16.7 per game. Oregon State shooting guard Neal Jorgenson tops free throws at .944, as UCLA dominates team figures but trails in free throws.
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United Press International
UCLA
Bill Walton
Pacific
Bruin
Ray Price
Washington
Louis Nelson
Ron Lee
Doug Little
Oregon
Mike Dolven
Washington State
Rich Kelley
Stanford
Walton
Young
Kelley
Neal Jorgenson
Oregon State
Bruins
USC
Southern California Invaders
Coast cage action tightens race for runner-up
Azusa, Cal Baptist, Redlands, and others posted wins in a packed Tuesday slate. Azusa improved to 22 5 behind 34 points by Gordon Billingsley and Vance Carr. Cal Baptist beat Los Angeles Baptist 116 84. Redlands beat Pomona 77 63 with 22 by Andy Hidas. Seattle Pacific shot 61 percent and 19 free throws in a 73 52 win over Central Washington.
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Azusa
Gordon Billingsley
Vance Carr
Pasadena
Mike Bartee
Elvin Angel
Cal Baptist
Los Angeles Baptist
Redlands
Andy Hidas
SCIAC
Pomona
Southern California College
Chapman
Dave Payne
Norm Stancil
Stancil
Seattle Pacific
Central Washington
Stan Washington
San Diego University
USIU
Baseball fan pleads for fans to be heard again
New Jersey resident George Hansen urges players and owners to heed fans after touring ballparks from Shea to Veterans Stadium. He cites fear of crime near venues, car thefts, and a decline in attendance as deterrents, recalling a subway mugging and rising safety concerns.
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New York
UPI
George Hansen
Cream Ridge
N.J
Shea Stadium
Yankee Stadium
Veterans Stadium
Philadelphia
Connie Mack Stadium
Phillies
Billy Urbanski
Boston Braves
Willie Mays
Monte Irvin
Larry Doby
Steve Carlton
Tom Seaver
Johnny Bench
Joe Morgan
Hansen
125Th St
New York City
Columbia University
Braves Nets Fall 5 2 to Dos Pueblos in Preseason
Lompoc High tennis opens with a 5-2 loss to Dos Pueblos as Jim Anderson and Bill Brooks win in straight sets. Eddie Parker drops a three-set thriller, Carey Atkins and Topper Richerson also compete, with next match vs Santa Ynez looming and league play set March 13 at Santa Maria.
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Jim Anderson
Bill Brooks
Lompoc
Braves
Dos Pueblos
Anderson
Carey Atkins
San Jose
Tim Blotzke
Topper Richerson
Brooks
Don Johnson
Dennis Pacheco
Bob Burmeister
Bourner mistake leaves 13 junior players exposed
London headmaster Ivan Bourner handed drinks to his junior soccer team after a match. He mistook cleaning fluid for orange juice and thirteen boys drank it before the error was found. They were taken to a hospital for a check-up with no serious illness reported.
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London
UPI
Ivan Bourner
Bourner
City Hoop Roundup Shows Youth League Scores and Standings
Pee Wee American Spartans 30 Eagles 20 with Casey Candaele and Andy Trosper each scoring 14 and 19 Panthers 6. Junior American Patriots 37 Warriors 33 led by Gerald Tolstad 27 and Titans 32 Patriots 26 with Bob Erdman 13. Redskins 33 Aztecs 25 Ed Taylor 15 and Mustangs 16 Padres 14 Irving Robinson 10. Standings list multiple teams with records across divisions.
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PEE Wee American Spartans
Eagles
Casey Candaele
Stars
Panthers
Andy Trosper
Rockets
Celtics
Craig Wilde
Spartans
Rebels
Raiders
PEE Wee National Colts
Bullets
David Aragon
Lakers
Lancers
Carlos Garcia
Chargers
Cougars
Dale Barthel
Colts
Pistons
Bears
American Patriots
Warriors
Gerald Tolstad
Rangers
Huskies
Steve McMillan
Dolphins
Sharks
Doug Frasher
Titans
Patriots
Bob Erdman
National Redskins
Aztecs
Ed Taylor
Mustangs
Padres
Irving Robinson
Tigers
David Elam
Paul Munoz
Redskins
Kings
Jaguars
Pay You If Sickness or Accident Prevents Work
The notice discusses eligibility for pay when an employee is unable to work due to sickness or injury. It explains when wage compensation applies and outlines conditions or steps for claiming benefits. It emphasizes worker rights and employer responsibilities in such cases.
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