Leg Hold Trap Debate in The Washington Merry Go Round
Mr Stover condemns leg hold traps as cruel praising humane tech. He argues man’s trapping to control wildlife is flawed and urges voters to examine Issue 2 before casting ballots.
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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1977
Page
7
Mr Stover condemns leg hold traps as cruel praising humane tech. He argues man’s trapping to control wildlife is flawed and urges voters to examine Issue 2 before casting ballots.
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Washington moves to collect over 900 million dollars in outstanding student loans linked to federal workers and private borrowers. HEW plans to use computer lists and collection letters while weighing private debt collectors as an alternative to new bureaucracy.
Prime time features Grizzly Adams Ben in an honesty lesson after fish theft and John War Eagle, Frank Martinez. Eight Is Enough wedding planning. Bugs Bunny Halloween special. Charlies Angels Sabrina romance and a slaying case. Fanny the 1961 film. The Greatest Thing That Almost Happened basketball drama. David Steinberg tonight with Bob Hope. Starsky and Hutch pursuit of a killer ex-wife.
Dear Abby counsels neighbors to offer companionship and simple meals to the elderly widow next door. Tips include inviting her for company and addressing privacy in telephone inquiries after a traveling spouse.
Mary and Roger Wilkinson urge Norwalk taxpayers to tour Pleasant Street School on November 1 and vote YES on November 8 to fund replacement, citing safety concerns and loss of dignity in the aging building.
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