House bill 4790 advances hunting rights in state process
The bill, backed by a coalition of state and national conservation groups, moves from Subcommittee to House Resources Committee with a plan to report out later this month. It urges Federal agencies to promote hunting on Federal lands, ensure access, and creates a 1 member council to monitor agency policies affecting hunting opportunities.
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Hunting Heritage Protection Act aims to balance access on federal lands
The committee backed moving HB 4790 to the House floor while preserving hunting opportunities on federal lands. The bill would limit or restrict access by securing closures under federal and state laws, create a National Recreational Hunting Coordination Council, and aim for no net loss of hunting opportunities through land management actions. Support came from Dick Cabela Frank Blaha and David Waller with calls to lobby for passage and contact the WFLA in Columbus Ohio.
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Knight Denies Cursing Student In Manners Lecture
Bloomington Indiana coach Bob Knight says accusations he cursed at a student are false and that he gave a civility lesson while holding his arm. The school investigates the incident as Knight defends his conduct at Assembly Hall after a doorway confrontation.
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Public money fuels bowls drawing taxpayer funds
USA Today reports 11 post season college football bowls receive nearly 45 million dollars in municipal subsidies this season. Officials from eight other bowls plan to seek funding as the bowl business grows while critics argue taxpayer subsidies are wasteful and unnecessary.
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Bettis Returns To Practice After Knee Injury
Jerome Bettis is back at practice after missing most of camp with a bruised knee and expects to play in the Sept. 17 game at Cleveland. He ran for about ten yards on nine carries in the 16-0 loss to Baltimore, his worst game since joining the Steelers in 1996. Bettis’ knee flared after Sundays game, and coach Bill Cowher said more practice will restore timing. Bettis led last season with 1,091 rushing yards on 299 carries and seven touchdowns.
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Dodgers Valdes and Cubs Wood suspended for beaning incident
Ismael Valdes of the Dodgers receives a six game suspension and Kerry Wood of the Cubs a three game ban for throwing at batters in the August 27 game at Wrigley Field. Both were fined by MLB chief on-field discipline Frank Robinson. Wood planned to begin serving his punishment Friday while Valdes faced possible appeal.
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Larkin undergoes knee surgery amid Reds season fade
Cincinnati Reds shortstop Barry Larkin had arthroscopic surgery to remove cartilage from his left knee and is expected to miss the rest of the season. He had already been out with a finger injury and could return for spring training if needed. Teammate Eddie Taubensee also had season-ending back surgery but is expected to be ready for spring training.
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