Myrtle the Turtle fertility crisis over highway overpass
In Schr iever Louisiana a turtle farm faces a threatened supply drop as a highway overpass could disturb Myrtle the turtle and 55 000 red eared sliders. Earl Bergeron secured a concession requiring vibration limits during breeding. Tulane scientist Dr. Fred R. Cagle notes turtles are sensitive to low sounds affecting courtship.
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Jack Owens Schriever
Myrtle
Earl P. Bergeron
Bayou Terrebonne
Atchafalaya
Aaa
Bergeron
State Highway Department
Baton Rouge
Tulane University
New Orleans
Fred R. Cagle
Cagle
Mr. Terrific
United Church selects planning group for Springboro
The United Evangelical United Brethren Church names Willard Taylor Richard Wade Ralph Jackson and others to a planning committee to study church buildings and a merged EUB Me ist congregations and to draft a master plan. Rev. Griffith will attend a churchmen seminar in Washington DC. Lent programs begin February 12 with junior church and Bible study classes led by local pastors. The high school debate faces Mason and the Church World Service clothing drive closes Friday for Potsdam center shipment. festival dates set June 22 23 24 with a school library books drive funded by the festival steering committee.
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Springboro
United Evangelical United Brethren Church
Willard Taylor
Richard Wade
Ralph Jackson
Jack Swyers
Tom Cox
Darrel Bogan
Robert Dunn
EUB
Meist
Eugene Griffith
Ohio Miami Valley Conference
Washington, D.C
Allan Fry
Salters
Griffith
Mason High School
Dume
United Church of ‘Christ
Church World Service
Potsdam
Dayton
Lonnie Norris
Lowell Hayes
William Querner
William Carey
Walter Morris
Maynard Halton
Chalmer Vandenburg
William Weaver
I. B. Doyle
Jack Smith
Lowell Haws
Richard Grimm
Carl Hirschback
Democrats Weigh Rhodes Bond Plan as GOP Edits Emerge
Ohio Democrats pause before backing Governor Rhodes bond issue plan while Republicans tighten details. The State Democratic Executive Committee blasted the plan but critics warn changes could shift state bonds to a two member controlled authority. House and Senate leaders from both parties debate audit rules, spending safeguards, and possible voter framing for May 2 ballot.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Democratic Executive Committee
Ohio Building Authority
Eugene P O'Grady
Senate
Frank W. King
Toledo
Lucas
King
House
Frank R. Pokorny
Cleveland
Cuyahoga
O’grady
Pokorny
Rhodes Plan Proposed to Aid Ohio Cities
Gov James Rhodes backed a new state bond plan to fund urban needs in Ohio including traffic housing water and air pollution and unemployment. The Building Authority would issue bonds for capital improvements with voter approval generally required. Rhodes said 76 000 jobs yearly by the 1970s could be created and funding roads and infrastructure.
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Columbus
Ohio
James Rhodes
Maine
Ohio Building Authority
Building Authority
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