DNR proposes three part waterfowl season in Maryland
The Department of Natural Resources and Wildlife Advisory Commission endorse a three part waterfowl season totaling 60 hunting days. Canada geese bag limits run one per day in the first 20 days, then two per day for the remaining season. The plan aligns with US Fish and Wildlife Service 1992 93 guidelines, reflecting poor nesting success this spring.
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Department of Natural Resources
DNR
Wildlife Advisory Commission
DNA Oy
Canada
US Fish & Wildlife Service
Maryland
Brant
Fish & Wildlife Service
Fish & Wildlife
Wildlife Division Department of Natural Resources
Taylor Avenue
Annapolis
Sora
Virginia Rail
Public to comment on 1992-93 waterfowl season proposals
The public may comment at three hearings on 1992-93 waterfowl seasons including Canada geese and snow geese proposals. Hearings run Aug 26 at Mead Senior High School Fort Meade Aug 27 at Holly Center Salisbury and Aug 28 at Kent County High School Wharton starting 7 pm. Written comments must be received by Aug 31 1992.
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Mead Senior High School
Clark Road
Fort Meade
Holly Center
Snow Hill Road
Salisbury
Kent County High School
Wharton
Kent County
Maryland angler wins berth in Big Bass World Championship
Walter Hobbs of Great Mills entered an 8.75 pound largemouth to represent Maryland in the Big Bass World Championship to be held September 18–19 at Percy Priest Reservoir near Nashville. The field includes 49 anglers from 50 states minus Alaska with a $50,000 purse and top prize. The report also covers Pennsylvania Big Bass regulations and Maryland access expansion to Jennings Randolph Reservoir, plus studies on tournament bass mortality and livewell practices to improve survival.
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Maryland
Walter Hobbs
Great Mills
Hobbs
Percy Priest
Nashville
Tenn
Alaska
Steve Sanders
Vienna
Ill
Sanders
Cumberland
Hartley
McMahon unhappy with Eagles and roster shakeups
Fragmented sports narrative covers McMahon disputes with Eagles, backup players, competition with Rand Cunningham for starting QB, and late training camp cuts and trades. Includes notes on contracts, signings, and backup plans as teams adjust rosters ahead of season.
AL owners OK Tigers sale to Mike Ilitch
AL owners unanimously approved the proposed sale of the Detroit Tigers from Thomas Monaghan to Mike Ilitch. The deal, valued around 85 million dollars, requires NL consent before final approval in joint meetings by telephone.
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OK Tigers
Chicago
Detroit Tigers
Thomas Monaghan
Mike Llitch
Bobby Brown
O'Hare Airport
Tlitch
Little Caesars Enterprises Inc
Monaghan
Domino's Pizza Inc
Ann Arbor
Mich
Titch
Detroit Red Wings
NHL
Detroit Drive
Domino’s
NFL profit fall short of other industries in 1980s
Economics professor George Daly testified that NFL team ownership yielded 16 percent return from 1980 to 1989, lower than the S& P 500 and several sectors. He cited Norman Braman and the Philadelphia Eagles to illustrate the smaller growth, noting a $67.5 million investment would have earned far more in a broad market fund.
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Minneapolis
NFL
George Daly
School of Business Administration
University of Iowa
Standard and Poor
Daly
Philadelphia Eagles
Norman Braman
Braman
Eagles
Miami Determined To Overcome Pell Grant Scandal
Miami Hurricanes vow to persevere amid a federal Pell Grant fraud case that could cost seniors Lamar Thomas and Jason Marucci, indicted by a grand jury. Both were excused from practice and will face initial court appearances, with their team status still undetermined.
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Coral Gables
Fla
Miami Hurricanes
Lamar Thomas
Reserve
Jason Marucci
Thomas and
Marucci
U.S
Bird retires from Celtics. ads in his future?
New York based report notes that retired Larry Bird may still front advertising campaigns. Despite back problems ending a 1t year Celtics career, Bird could remain in the spotlight as a special consultant while continuing to endorse Converse, Spalding, and other sports products, say agents and marketing experts.
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New York
Larry Bird
Bird
NBA
Boston Celtics
Celtics
Converse
Millie Schembechler Dies of Cancer in Michigan
Renowned Michigan football coach’s wife Millie Schembechler dies after cancer battle at University of Michigan hospital. Family confirms longtime team support and community impact as tributes pour in from university leaders and fans.
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Mirch AP
Wildredh Schembechier
University of Morhigan
Petre, Tinets
Memaether
Shepher
Mehizar
Medea Orig
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Garrett County
West Virginia
Maryland Army National Guard
Mount Zion
Jennings Randolph Dam
Lake
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CSX Railroad
Scottsdale
Ariz
Richard Hartley
John Moring
Maine
McMahon
Thesco Iated Press
Jig MG
Rande Cunningham
McMaher
Bnes
MFL
Ool
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Fecksennebecker
Byron Frans
Eric Alen
Streit
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Verpeyer
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Rome
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Pete
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Ted Mips
Steve Zucker
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Husenberg
Beare
Sterlere
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Dave Maggard
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Pyne
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