Federal Officials Raps Truman Reservoir Effects
Atlanta AP reports Rollin Sparrowe of the U S Fish and Wildlife Service warned that the Harry S Truman Dam and Reservoir in Missouri will severely impact fish wildlife and resources. He said 2341 families will be relocated disrupting social systems as the project’s marketing power proves uneconomical.
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Atlanta
Missouri
Rollin D. Sparrowe
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Washington
North American Wildlife and Natural Resources Conference
Van Buren bathtub found at Lindenwald in park restoration
Discoveries about Martin Van Buren include a six by twenty five inch bathtub found beneath a collapsed rear park behind Lindenwald. The tub will be shipped to Harper's Ferry for restoration and return to Lindenwald. Separately a Tucson conference heard about predator control humane concerns based on a survey of 2041 Americans, with 1200 conservation leaders attending.
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Martin van Buren
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Lindenwald
Jackson
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Harper’s Ferry
Av.va
United States
Louise M. Arthur
Russell Gunn
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Economic Research Service
Tucson
Ariz
Edwin H. Carpenter
William W. Shaw
University of Arizona
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Wildlife Management Institute
Juvenile Office reports February referrals mix and holds
Traffic violations lead 18 of 68 referrals to the 12th circuit juvenile office in February per officer Cathie Van Matre. Detentions averaged 5.25 days for 12 juveniles. other categories include runaways, behavior problems, abuse and neglect, tampering, assault, truancy, stealing, shoplifting, breaking and entering, possession of in toxicants and trespassing. Yokoi returns to Guam to star in Nippon To Productions life story film.
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Missouri Honor Awards for Distinguished Service in Journalism
ABC Sports Newsday Newsweek and five individuals named to receive the 1977 Missouri Honor Awards for Distinguished Service in Journalism. Winners include Walter Armbruster Clifton Edom Peter Lisagor and Roone Arledge William Attwood and Edward Kosner among others, with presentation set for April 15 at Missouri.
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Missouri
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Peter Lisagor
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Edward Kodsner
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Rehnquist Leaves Hospital After Back Pain Rehab
Supreme Court Justice William Rehnquist is released from a Washington hospital after a week of treatment for back pain. A court spokesman said the youngest justice may return to his office in a week and be on the bench for the court's next session in about two weeks.
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National Broadcasting Co
NBC News
Wm. Rehnquist
Washington
Supreme Court
William Rehnquist
Rehnquist
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