Bald eagle comeback marks success of conservation effort
An AP report from Glen Haven Wisconsin notes soaring bald eagles return after DDT bans and conservation. Terrence Ingram founder of Eagle Valley shows a rehabilitated winged bird while detailing the nationwide drive to restore the national symbol.
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Shulman elected Maryland State Board president
Lawrence A. Shulman an attorney from Rockville was chosen president of the Maryland State Board of Education. He joined the board in 1984 and lauded the system as meeting student needs while noting ongoing challenges. May B. Ball was reappointed as vice president.
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