Wildlife Officers Face Dangers in Poacher Hunts in Everglades
In the Everglades wildlife officer Sistrunk and seven colleagues patrol 700000 acres facing gunfire and high risk. Poachers target deer and alligators with $35 per head meat sold illegally. Officers recount shootings, deaths, and a dangerous fight to seize contraband skins in fluid, nocturnal marshlands.
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The
Everglades
Fla
Jim Sistrunk
Andytown
Sistrunk
Earle Frye
Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission
Dan Crowder
Florida
Conally Campbell
Fort Lauderdale
Leon Walker
Columbia County
Sjstrunk
Hutt
Sristrunk
Missouri Portland Opposes Cargill Takeover Bid
Missouri Portland Cement Co seeks further court action to halt Cargill Inc takeover after a New York appeals court lifted an injunction. The case centers on Cargill’s $30 a share offer and a potential 38 percent stake, with the annual meeting postponed for the fourth time. Gerald A. Ziemann called the move a violation of federal law and Clayton Antitrust Act.
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ST. Louis
Missouri Portland Cement Co
Cargill, Inc
New York
Missouri Portland
Gerald A.ziemann
Cargill
U.s.district Court
Charles FE. Stewart
Missouri
Portland
Stender
Move House Plants Back To Nature ay Ray Rothenberger
Extension horticulturist advises using summer weather to strengthen indoor plants by moving them outdoors gradually. Protect from direct sun and strong winds, then reintroduce to brighter or filtered light. Water regularly, avoid saucers, and watch for drying in hot periods.
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Ay Ray Rothenberger
Nancy Woods Wins Park College Scholarship
Nancy M. Woods has been awarded a scholarship to Park College in Kansas City Missouri to pursue a premedical program. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs William Woods of 1420 S Coal St and is a Mexico Senior graduate active in National Honor Society Latin Club and Band.
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Nancy M. Woods
Park College
Kansas City
Nancy
William Woods
S. Coal St
Mexico
Mobile Home Inspections Begin July 1
Jefferson City Missouri AP The Missouri Mobile Housing Institute unveiled a new consumer protection program for mobile home buyers approved at its annual convention The plan requires a special manufacturer seal on each unit shipped to Missouri dealers and registration of the unit and buyer with MMHI The program also creates a 12 member inspection committee consisting of three manufacturers three dealers three suppliers and three financial representatives If deficiencies persist the committee will forward recommendations to the Public Service Commission and the attorney general's consumer affairs division The 1973 mobile home regulation law funds the program through $10 seals and registration forms sold to manufacturers
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Jefferson City
Missouri Mobile Housing Institute
Attorney General’s Office
Public Service Commission
J. E. Kimbley
Knob Noster
Institute
Kimbley
Missouri
MMHI
Attorney General
Consumer Affairs Division
Deficit Grounds National Ballet After 12 Years
The National Ballet, Washington's only major resident professional troupe, suspended operations due to a $300,000 deficit. Officials cited rising production costs and weak community support as the demise of the company founded 12 years ago.
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Washington
The
National Ballet
Pressler wins GOP nomination with used car and $3100
Rhodes scholar Larry Pressler captured 51 percent in a three way Republican runoff for a U.S. House seat, spending $3100 funded by self and friends. He campaigns across eastern South Dakota in a $250000 to $100000 range race, with plans for $20000 to $30000 in the fall against incumbent Frank Denholm. He quit a State Department post to run, favors congressional reform and wage-earner tax changes. He has no staff and relies on his parents’ home for a campaign base.
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Humbold
Larry Pressler
U.S. House
Pressler
Frank E. Denholm
Harvard Law School
Oxford University
England
State Department
Washington
D.C
Midwest
Denholm
Republican Party
Nixon
Sioux Falls
Colorado College grants large 1962 commencement
Eric Graeme Stover of Mexico graduates at Colorado College in Colorado Springs as part of a record 462 graduates, the largest class in the college's 100 year history.
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Eric Graeme Stover
Mexico
Colorado College
Colorado Springs
Blue Cross Costs and Income Up at St Louis Plan
The St Louis Blue Cross Plan posted record income and expenditures at its 18th annual meeting. Dues income reached 131 million, benefits paid 116.8 million, Medicare payments 149.4 million. administrative costs rose, reserves climbed to 60.2 million. Five new trustees were elected to the board: Harry Burge, Harrison Culver, Joseph Hagan, Harold Hinderer, and H Lang Rogers. Also noted, Ben Biehl earned an art major on Culver-Stockton College honor roll with a 3.20 average.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Blue Cross Plan
Budd Reinhold
Harry Burge
Stephens College
Columbia
N. Harrison Culver
Newhard Cook
Joseph R. Hagan
D.D.S
Missouri Dental Service
St. Louis Dental Society
Crystal City
Harold Hinderer
The
Daughters of Charity
H. Lang Rogers
Joplin Globe
Joplin
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