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Ottawa Herald in Ottawa, Kansas

27 Feb 1998

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Ottawa Herald

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Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

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Feb 27, 1998

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3

Great Lakes status row stirs Lake Champlain clash

Vermont Senator Leahy inserted a line to make Lake Champlain eligible for National Sea Grant dollars, prompting anger from Great Lakes lawmakers who warn of precedent. Ohio Senator LaTourette mocks the move while Sen Glenn affirms Champlain remains outside the five Great Lakes.

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Gle Great Lakes House Lake Champlain Lake Plain Sham Steve LaTourette Ohio Congressional Leahy Sen John Glenn Glenn America Erie Huron Michigan Ontario Superior
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Federal plan shields West Coast salmon under Endangered Act

The proposal would list 13 salmon and steelhead populations in Washington Oregon and California from Puget Sound to Central Valley. If listed state and local agencies would need approvals for land water use housing and sewage decisions. Washington Governor Gary Locke warned extinction cannot be option while officials await a final rule next year. Environmental groups say the delay harms fish and sue the fisheries service to compel protection.

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Battle California William Stelle Northwest National Marine Fisheries Service Stelle Washington Gary Locke Mount Rainier Puget Sound Oregon The Fisheries Service
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National Park Fees Seen Not Detering Visitors

Visitors to national parks show steady numbers despite higher fees for entrances, campgrounds, and services. The program doubled carload fees to 10 and the Golden Eagle pass to 50, with 83 percent satisfied or deeming fees low. About 80 percent of revenue stays at the originating park for repairs. Clinton budget seeks permanent temporary increases.

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