Amur Carp Dispell Critics Across Kansas Lakes
In 1977 Kansas began stocking Amur carp to clear vegetation in public waters. October releases occurred in Meade Barber Cowley Ottawa Lakes and others including Madison Gridley and Cimarron Grassland waters. Stockings brought dramatic improvement. patience and continued evaluation remain essential.
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Kansas
Meade
Barber
Cowley
Ottawa
Madison
Gridley City
Cimarron National Grassland
Garnett
Towa
White Amur grass carp aids water health and fishing
Outdoor Trails notes that stocking 10 eight inch White Amur grass carp per surface acre can achieve about 80 percent vegetation elimination with 20 percent foliage remaining for wave control and spawning cover. The fish do not reproduce in North America, unlike competing algae eaters in Arkansas. The article lists suppliers Eck Fish Farm Cheney Hartley Kingman George Martz Wayne Martz Oren Windle and Neosha Rapids for purchase.
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North America
U.S
Arkansas
Versatile Balladeer Killed in Highway Crash
New York AP reports Harry Chapin died at age 38 in a highway crash. The pop balladeer, famed for Taxi and Cat's in the Cradle, used his fame to aid world hunger causes and philanthropy along with roles as poet guitarist filmmaker and Broadway writer. Kathleen Dwyer described him as a social worker-songwriter who supported the less fortunate.
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New York
Harry Chapin
Kathleen Dwyer
Chapin
Long Island
Nassau County Medical Center
East Meadow
New York City
Guy Thomas
Jim Chapin
Tommy Dorsey
Woody Herman
Greenwich Village
Tom
Steve
Chapin Brothers
Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs
Cornell University
New Threat To Missionaries From Terrorism Emerges
JAARS in Waxhaw trains linguists for Wycliffe Bible Translators with about 275 residents. Terrorism has emerged as a new risk after a linguist, Chester Bitterman, was killed in Bogota by guerrillas, prompting authorities to order linguists out of Ecuador while JAARS vows to press on with its mission.
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Waxhaw
N.C
Piedmont
Martin Huyett
Jungle Aviation and Radio Service
Wycliffe Bible Translators
JAARS
Wycliffe
Chester Bitterman
Columbia Bible College
South Carolina
Bogota
Colombia
Bitterman
Cliffe
Ecuador
Huyett
Shockers On Cable TV in Wichita State schedule
Wichita State will have all 15 1981-82 home basketball games televised via Air Capital Cablevision in Wichita and Multimedia Cablevision. The first live broadcast is November 25 against a Yugoslavian team. Women’s games and replays of men’s games will also be shown, with potential baseball and tennis broadcasts later. subscription costs $78.
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Wichita
Kan
Wichita State
WSU
Ted Bredehoff
Air Capital Cablevision of
Multimedia Cablevision
Bredehoff
Plucknett Main On Banishment
San Jose athlete Ben Plucknett, banned for life by the IAAF for anabolic steroids, plans seclusion while TAC and national bodies decide his American competition eligibility. TAC may allow domestic events. Olympic eligibility remains blocked.
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Indianapolis
Athletics Congress
Ben Pluckett
Plucknett
San Jose
Calif
University of Missouri
International Amateur Athletic Federation
Lincoln Journal
IAAF
Christchurch
New Zealand
TAC
TAAF
John Holt
London
Syracuse
N.Y
Dublin
Ireland
Pete Peterson
Southern California Striders
U.S
Stockholm
AI Iaaf
Ollan Cassell
The
Holt
Hn Cassell
Cassell
United States
Southern Pacific Association
Casselt
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Amur Carp
Frank Blodgett
Arlington
By Bill Wilson
Broadway
Union Gas
Topeka, Kan
Kansas Corporation Commission
Union Gas System Inc
Independence
Coffeyville
Burlington
Yates Center
KCC
Sandy
Athe
Radiaoeve
SPD Poly
Sya
Leedag
Abayei Tae
Ana
Balance
Ass’n
Loth and Cedar
Ottawa Colm and Stamp Club
Calvary Baptist Church
William
Bill) Weber
Weber
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