Catching Sea Lions Proves Dangerous near Santa Cruz Island
The article details dangerous sea lion hunting around Channel Islands waters, describing 800 pound bears, rough operations, and extensive gear. Veterans like Walter Miller recount high risks, bites and losses, while permits allow 20 animals per hunter and profits from $50 to $100 per animal, with international trainers involved.
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Firemen Responded To Small Chinney Fire Early Morning
Prov firemen were called at about 2 53 a m yesterday when smoke from a chinney was noticed. No heat or flames were found and they returned to quarters.
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Parkway Crash Claims Youth and Injures Companion
Nes, 21, of Malrhage on Mass, was killed in an automobile accident on the Menville Parkway yesterday. His companion, 20, WisiWouth fed as dondakobsen of New Bedford, was injured. Both had recently left Norway for New Wedford to work as fishermen. Certificate Filed Ralph v Vordile, 297 Whiteview Fdu Tayi has filed a pees.
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County Clerk Office Adopts ConMACLINE Diglress Address
A fragmented notice indicates the County Clerk's office approves a new address at 376 2nd Ave for a shop named Galaxy Number Shop. The item reflects an official relocation or registration action with minimal readable details.
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Troy Rural Deanery Elects Staff
Election of officers for clergy and lay leaders marked the 40th semi annual convocation of the Troy Rural Deanery of the Episcopal Church yesterday. Delegates from churches attended the sessions starting with Holy Eucharist led by Rev Robert Seekins, with Rev Vetad Le Tallison assisting. Separate meetings for men and women followed, with Mrs Seekitts presiding. Rev Hov Stephen Gillespie was reelected rural dean, and Ernest W. Gay of Troy reelected treasurer. The deanery women elected leaders, a noon session featured a speech by Bishop Frederick J. Barry and a premiere of a new Episcopal Church film. The gathering closed with remarks on the UTG Neena stream work and highlights from last October’s Miami Beach conference.
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Yonkers Bank Robbery Claimed by Suspects in Greystate Heist
Police say three gunmen robbed the Yonkers National Bank branch at 82 Doyers Street in Greystate, escaping with about 840,000. The three entered with pistols and a shotgun, draining the vault and night deposit box. Authorities call the incident potentially a staged deal rather than a sudden crime. Witness receipts and debris point to a coordinated large sum.
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