Sharks gain new image as sport fishing resource in New York
In Montauk and across the East Coast, sharks are increasingly viewed as sport fishing prospects. Anglers tag and release sharks to aid research, reflecting a shift from fearing sharks to conserving them. Officials note rising numbers of tournaments and a growing conservation ethic as tagging programs expand.
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Montauk
Jack Casey
Marie Fisheries Service
Narragansett
Fishery Council
Panier
Casey
Montauk Marie Basin
Bay Shore
Capey
Carl Darenberg Jr
Montauk Marine Basin
US Department of Commerce
Gas prices plunge before Fourth of July
Los Angeles based Lundberg Survey analyst Dan Lundberg reports a unprecedented pre Fourth of July plunge in gas prices. Self-serve regular averages 62.95 cents, unleaded 83.70, premium 102.50, with all grades mixed at 49.75 cents. Full-serve averages at 1.1564 dollars. He notes wholesale cuts and says prices may drop another few cents this week.
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Los Angeles
Dan Lundberg
Lundberg
Survey finds federal workers make plenty of personal calls
The AP reports preliminary studies from five federal agencies show about one third of long distance calls are personal. Agencies used sampling to classify calls, citing potential savings but concerns about accuracy and employee rights.
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Washington
President’s Council On Integrity and Efficiency
Office of Personnel Management
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Department of Energy
Agency For International Development
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Andrew Feinstein
House
Subcommittee On Civil Service
Feinstein
General Services Administration
St. Francis
San Francisco
Civil Service Subcommittee
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Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
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Frederick
United Heating
Sve. Shqq Group
Night Stand
Uurmitur
East Street
Monocacy Village
VISA
Mastercard
Mar-Ciay Manor
MAR Clay Manor
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