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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1999
Page
6
Rookie Horton lands the $400,450 Kmart Passmaster on the Potomac River, leading wire to wire for a four day total of 77 percent pounds and a 16 pound margin. He earns cash and a Ranger boat worth 100000, marking two top ten finishes this season and leading Angler of the Year midway.
The U S Fish and Wildlife Service keeps or increases liberal waterfowl seasons and bag limits as fall migrations rise. States like Ohio Michigan and Texas offer long seasons and high daily bag limits amid a string of favorable breeding conditions yielding about 105 million ducks. In 1990 drought hit wetlands shrinking populations to 57 million.
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Secley notes the split from YameauUTs and Scott's invention of BASS that launched a $40 billion fishing industry. Field & Stream listed him among the 20 most influential outdoors Americans of the 20th century, alongside Roosevelt and Carson, highlighting the growth and marketing genius behind BASS and the sport's expansion.
The Lagniappe, a Créealock 44 yacht, races from Daytona Beach to Saint George's Harbour Bermuda. A cruise liner suddenly blocks the finish as crews push to beat the clock in the long TransAt challenge.
Kansas groundwater shows rising nitrate levels posing health risks mainly to young children. Tests across about 250 wells indicate mean levels rising from 3.7 to 4.7 milligrams per liter since the 1980s, with 11 percent exceeding the 10 mg/L limit and 24 percent in CDC studies. Rural private wells are most at risk while irrigation and historical farming practices are blamed for long‑term contamination.
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