Missouri Senate probes Osage fish kill near Warsaw
Frances Johnson clears dead fish from her Paradise Point dock as a five member Senate panel investigates a massive Osage River and Lake of the Ozarks fish kill near Warsaw Missouri. Officials estimate about 400000 fish killed by nitrogen pollution from Truman Dam spill managed by the U S Corps of Engineers near Warsaw.
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Frances Johnson
Paradise Point
Warsaw
Missouri Senate
Osage River
Lake of the Ozarks
Senate
Norman Merrell
Monticello
Missouri
Department of Conservation
Harry S. Truman
U.S. Corps of Engineers
Gibson Lake bass are big but few
Southern Illinoisan outdoor writer Art Reid notes Gibson Lake in Indiana, opened to public fishing after fall 1974 stocking. Despite abundant crappie bluegill and large channel catfish, bass proved scarce with only four to five pound fish found after deep trolling near stumps. The lake lacks bass habitat, features flat shorelines 15 to 16 feet deep, and requires a $2 parking fee and a $7 nonresident license.
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Art Reid
Southern Illinoisan
Gibson Lake
Public Service Company of Indiana
Wabash River
Mt. Carmel
Indiana
Joe Fallop
John Kimsey
Carbondale
Power Company
Fallop
James D. McCullough
Public Service Co
Conservation police crack down on boats without life preservers
Conservation officers launch a patrol campaign targeting ill equipped pleasure craft on Illinois lakes and rivers. Chief William Brey cites multiple drownings this year and notes requirements for PFDs and fire extinguishers on boats 16 feet or longer, with tickets set at 35 dollars.
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Charles Roberts
Brey
Chicago
Montrose Harbor
Lake Michigan
Illinois
Mississippi
Bend Lake
Carlyle Lake
Lake
Shelbyville
Thunderstorm safety for boaters NOAA warns
NOAA urges boaters to avoid small craft in storms as lightning risk rises. Stay off the water, head to shore if a storm approaches, and seek shelter below decks if unable to reach port. If contact occurs, provide first aid and artificial respiration for those not breathing.
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Washington
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
NOAA
National Weather Service
Terrier club plans trials near Anna
The American Working Terrier Association will sponsor field trials at 10 a.m. June 17 near Anna. All terrier breeds and small dachshunds are invited to test their ability to go ground and work quarry. Entry fees: $4 in advance per dog, $8 at the gate. spectators pay $1. For more information contact Gillan at P.O. Box 180 Route 2 Cobden or call 893-2701.
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American Working Terrier Association
Anna
Garth Gillan
Gillan
P.O
Cobden
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