Tuna men charge U.S. sellout over 200 mile limit
The American tuna fleet faces pressure as nations seek a 200 mile fishing zone. Officials warn such a move would cripple U.S. catch and hinder conservation efforts. Washington is urged to push for a global 12 mile limit, backed by the Soviet bloc, with Chile Peru and others already asserting extended coastal waters. Senator Magnuson backs a unilateral 200 mile bill in Congress.
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American Tung Boat Association
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William'a. Nierenberg
Scripps Institution of Oceanography
Caracas
Washington
Vienna
United States
Inter- Net Atlantic
Warren Magnuson
D.wash
Magnuson
Inga
World plants limit by 9 nations in Southland row
The report notes nine nations in the Southland region imposing a new limit on plant imports, affecting trade dynamics. It highlights how previously aligned small states now diverge, reshaping regional economic ties and policy alignments.
Sea Urchins Spur California Fishing Boom and Debate
Biologists worry California’s new urchin harvest could exhaust these valuable research animals as urchin beds bloom off Santa Barbara and Los Angeles. Some call urchins a scourge, noting Japanese past eradication and rapid local populations. locals debate nets, processing plants, and economic impacto.
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Santa Barbara
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