Changes Announced In Fish Regulations For 1970
The Idaho Fish and Game Commission ends its two day meeting with major changes to 1970 fishing rules effective January 1. Highlights include higher limits for chinook salmon and steelhead, catch and release mandates for white sturgeon in the Snake and Lower Salmon rivers, barbless or bent barbs on trout hooks, and year round bullfrog fishing. The new regulations will be printed and available from license vendors before Jan. 1.
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Boise
API
Idaho Fish and Game Commission
Snake River
Salmon
Barbless
Kelley Creek
Clearwater
Dagger Falls
Hells Canyon Dam
Salmon River
Rainbow
Kootenai River
Kelly
North Fork
University
Idaho
David Ortmann
Coeur d’Alenne
Panhandle
Middle Fork
South Fork
Boise River
Computers reshape political campaigns says Alexander
Herbert E Alexander, director of the Citizens Research Foundation, argues in a Duke symposium paper that modern communication costs threaten to push people from politics yet shows how drama and showmanship can mobilize the poor and marginalized. He notes campaigns now rely on polling and computer simulators to test issues, target swing voters, and plan strategy, potentially reducing reliance on money and TV advertising.
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Hollywood
Herbert E .Alexande
Citizens’ Research Foundation
Princeton, N.J
Duke University
Alexander
Man Abandons Atlantic Row After Quick Advice
Clive Martin aged 30 arrived in Falmouth with a small rubber boat and paddles intending to row across the Atlantic. After consulting seagoing experts he sold the craft and took the next bus back to London.
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Falmouth
England
UPI
Clive Martin
Hoag
Atlantic
Martin
London
Television schedule highlights from Pacific region
A detailed lineup lists programs from 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM including Marine land adventures, Flight? A sailplane feature, Potting how to, Reading music through guitar, bridge with Jean Cox, and color broadcasts such as World Press and Black Journal. Telecourses cover physics, German, and music. Evening guests include Aaron Copeland and Minnesota Fats with discussions on liquid crystals and ACT training.
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Buzz
Pacific
Los Angeles
California
Jean Cox
George Fishbeck
Misterogers
King Friday
Veal
Gee
Aaron Copeland
Minnesota
Tony Batten
KQED
William Ball
American Conservatory Theatre
ACT
Bullpups end season with 18 8 win over Kellogg
Bullpups coached by Miller and Adams wrap up football season on October 23 at Kellogg with a 18 to 8 victory. Mark Munson scores all three touchdowns as the team finishes 3 wins 3 losses. Girls drill team leaders chosen Debbie Hiatt and Jackie Raynor lead practices and halftime routines. Council elects Lea Sammons secretary. Knecht gymnastics program entertains students October 22.
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Miller
Mr. Adams
Kellogg
Mark Munson
Debbie Hiatt
Jackie Raynor
Snedden
Lea Sammons
Gin rummy checkers game blends strategy and learning
A United Press International item describes a game combining gin rummy with checkers on a checkerboard mix. Players capture cards to build runs and sets while optional decks add educational subjects to challenge math physics English history and more.
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United Press International
Avante
Fyanes Corp
c/o Scholastic Testing Service Inc
Meyer Rd
Bensenville, Ill
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Childs World
By Rick du Brow
Name World Press
Black Journal
the Knechts
Mrs. Knecht
Akro-Mils
P.O
Akron
Ohio
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