Fall hunting seasons proposed by Maryland FPWS
Maryland Forest Park and Wildlife Service proposes dove season open Sept 2 with three parts through Dec 28 and hours from noon to sunset, daily bag 12, possession 24. Woodcock season Oct 21–Dec 4 with bag three, poss six, plus reduced five to three opening and dates for several rails and others. Comments due by July 24. Also dropped is a special Flintlock deer hunt,Kent County antlerless rules unchanged, Washington County deer limits set. CAP program aids arrest of poachers in three cases.
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FPWS
Maryland
U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service
Virginia
Donald E. MacLauchlan
Tawes State
Annapolis
Wildlife Advisory Commission
Don MacLauchlan
Pennsylvania
MacLauchlan
Brown
Kent County
Washington County
Hancock
Poaching CAP Program Leads to Convictions and Fines
A CAP tip helped Natural Resources Police convict three individuals for hunting ducks out of season, with total fines of 450 dollars. A prior case found a legally possessed deer in Allegany County, linked to suspected poaching. The CAP program, now focused on wildlife laws, may expand to fishing violations. The toll free reporting number is 1 800 492 1138.
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Allegany County
Natural Resources Police
DNR
Ealing
Department of Natural Resources
Tawes State Office Building
B-2
Annapolis
Big 33 Classic: Pennsylvania Tops Maryland 17 14
In Hershey Pa the Big 33 Football Classic ended with Pennsylvania leading 14 0 at halftime and winning 17 14. Irvin Smith scored Maryland’s touchdown while Scott Gob and Jim Pahanie sparked Pennsylvanias progress with key plays. Maryland threatened late but could not overcome the early deficit.
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Hershey, Pa
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Hersheypark Stadium
Poolesville
Irvin Smith
Chris Ross
Mike Diminick
Raphael Abercrombie
Dan Crossman
Scott Gob
Jim Pahanie
Crossman
Commonwealth
Smith
Mark Ray
Cal Williams
Scott Erney
Slaney vaults past Budd in London 3000m clash at Crystal Palace
Mary Slaney crushed Zola Budd by about 70 meters to win the 3000 meters at the IAAF Mobil Grand Prix meet in 8:22.91, the year's fastest time, while Budd finished fourth. The race drawn sharp reactions in Britain with headlines calling it an artificial revenge match and noting Budd had become a British citizen to compete.
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Mary Slaney
Zola Budd
Slaney
Budd
Crystal Palace Stadium
Los Angeles
Mrs. Slaney
Mary Decker
the Mail On
United States
America
Zola
News of the World
Los Angeles Coliseum
Romania
Maricica Puica
Bloemfontain
South Africa
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Frederick County
Drumming
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Munday
Jim Gilford
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Radio Shack
Digital Research
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Handy
Batteres, DC
Dugfone
Tandy Corporation
CitiLine
Citibank
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