Maryland seeks fish ladder at Conowingo Dam to restore shad
Maryland Fisheries Administration aims to compel Susquehanna Electric Co. to build a fish ladder at Conowingo Dam to aid shad migration upriver. Declining Maryland shad catches, offshore fishing, pollution, and Hurricane Agnes spurred the plan, with Pennsylvania preparing similar actions at Holtwood Safe Harbor and York Haven dams.
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Susquehanna Electric Co
Conowingo Dam
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Pennsylvania Power and Light Co
Safe Harbor
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Juniata River
Columbia River
Oregon
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Pennsylvania Fish Commission
Release of shad fry to boost Susquehanna fish runs gains hope
The introduction of an artificial rearing station on the Juniata marks a breakthrough enabling large scale rearing of shad fry. When released, these fry are expected to migrate downriver through polluted stretches and past four power dams with minimal mortality, boosting downstream populations and future spawning returns to the Susquehanna and into the Chesapeake.
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UCLA Bruins begin 1976 under new coach with rebuilding lines
UCLA faces a rebuilding season under Terry Donahue after Dick Vermeil left for the NFL. Key returners include Wendell Tyler and strong defense, with Jeff Dankworth guiding a young offense as the Bruins aim to challenge USC and California in the Pac 8. The team plans to run the Veer with faster ball handling and relies on a rebuilt offensive line.
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Seaver Struggles Amid Strong Numbers for Mets
Tom Seaver shows NL leading strikeouts and a 2.62 ERA but losses mount for the New York Mets. After a 3-2 defeat to the Los Angeles Dodgers, Seaver vents at a lack of run support, reflecting a disappointing season despite solid personal stats and a seven-year high salary.
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Paterno Tops List Of Winningest College Coaches
Joe Paterno leads the annual Top Twenty Coaches ranking by Southeastern Conference publicist Elmore Hudgins. After 10 years at Penn State, Paterno's 94-161 record yields a .836 winning percentage, far ahead of rivals like Kush and Schembechler in active major college coaching.
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Florida
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South Carolina
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Houston
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Ohio University
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Clemson
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