Cannady's Birds Win Habitat Award In Princeton Ohio
16 year old Mike Cannady of rural Princeton became Franklin County’s Quail Unlimited wildlife habitat award winner for Future Farmers of America sponsored by the Ottawa chapter. He and the family built multiple pens and a barn system to house bobwhites pheasants quail and peacocks while expanding their collection with expert guidance from local officers and his FFA adviser Dan Parks. The project began with a red golden pheasant and grew to include many exotic birds with the family selling offspring and using the proceeds toward ongoing habitat improvements and district level FFA competition preparation.
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Fraternity Hazing Sparks Call for Immediate Action
Anonymous letter to Ann Landers highlights deadly hazing cases in fraternities across Oklahoma Texas and New York urging universities to define anti hazing policies and lawmakers to act. The writer warns state laws may be needed to stop the premeditated abuses as 24+ lives have been lost in six years and calls on parents to press representatives for action.
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