Pew Oceans Policy Urges National Management Plan
Leon Panetta chairs the bipartisan Pew Oceans Commission which calls for a modern national oceans policy. The report, praised by environmental groups, argues oceans are vulnerable and demands practical reforms, with a September Oceans Commission report anticipated from President Bush. Fisheries officials express mixed views while noting recent fishery activity and seasonal openings.
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Oceans report to be unveiled in Rye
A Pew Oceans Commission report on United States marine resource management will be presented Tuesday at the Seacoast Science Center in Rye at 2 30 p m The discussion will feature University of New Hampshire dean Andy Rosenberg and include remarks from Seacoast Science Center president Wendy Lull EcoFish president Henry Lovejoy and other regional officials The report urges a national oceans policy act modeled after the National Forest Management Act and notes broad public input gathered over three years from thousands of Americans The NMFS assessment reports steady incremental gains in U S fisheries with some stocks fully rebuilt while critics say stocks remain depleted and stock recovery is uneven
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Area police plan crackdown on motorcycle noise
Regional and state police prepare a joint crackdown during Laconia Race Week as riders fill the area. Officials cite enforcement challenges under state law 106 decibels and RPM requirements, aiming to educate riders and achieve voluntary compliance rather than full conviction. Local residents express mixed views, with some calling for targeted testing and others fearing broad enforcement.
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