Halting Sliding Rule In Curling Faces Enforcement Questions
The author questions how the new curling sliding rule will be enforced from September 1963. Umpire responsibility is debated, with concerns about consistency, immediacy, and potential miscalls. He cautions against overreliance on officials and stresses the need for capable, decisive umpires to uphold the rule. The change aims to stop sliding past the hog-line and to push earlier rock release.
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Alberta Curling Association
Guard against excess nutrients for broilers
Poultry nutritionist E. D. Walter from the CDA's Lethbridge Research Station warns broiler producers to avoid excess calcium and phosphorus in diets. A test on two meat-type strains showed that slight excess calcium or slight phosphorus deficiency reduced weight gains and feed efficiency, with a narrow calcium to phosphorus ratio of .63 to .8 percent yielding maximum growth.
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Africa's Untapped Potential Amid Sparse Populations
Africa presents a vast frontier of undeveloped opportunities despite its low population density, signaling hidden prospects across resources, markets, and growth sectors within the continent.
Hell Michigan seeks road signs to guide visitors
The Chamber of Commerce of Hell Michigan asks the county road commission for directional signs to Hell. More than 40,000 people visited last summer, says Mel Reinhard, executive secretary, with complaints about missing markings. The village has spent about $300 on signs that are repeatedly destroyed or stolen.
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Fishermen discard large portion of catch in temperate zones
Canadian researchers report that a large amount of fish caught in temperate zones is discarded as unsalable. North Americans prefer certain fish species, leaving more waste in contrast to tropical regions where most catch is utilized.
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C. C. Lindsay
University of British Columbia
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Canadian Society of Wildlife and Fishery Biologists
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Khrushchev May Visit Egypt in Late January or February
The Times of India reports Soviet Premier Khrushchev may visit Egypt toward the end of January or early February before a planned stop in New Delhi. He is expected to spend a few days in India on his way to Nepal and Ceylon, following a visit by Chinese Premier Chou En-lai to Egypt.
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