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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1976

Page

6

Increased fees proposed for hunting and fishing

DES MOINES IDPA An Iowa conservation commission proposal would raise hunting and fishing license fees and expand processing charges. Nonresident hunting would rise from 25 to 35 dollars, fishing from 4 to 6, and the combined license from 8 to 11. A 15 dollar resident deer license and other shifts are planned. The plan also seeks centralizing license writing at Des Moines and adding 25 cent processing fees for depostaries, plus a refundable beverage can and bottle program. The package includes broader changes such as catch limits, seasons and safety certificates, with focus on revenue for wildlife programs and litter cleanup funding.

DES Moines IDPA State Conservation Commission Fish and Wildlife Stan Kuhn Commission John Brophy Lansing Iowa John Thompson Forest City The Conservation Commission Secretary of the Interior Mississippi Missouri

Chowder and muffins for a cold evening feast

The piece describes a Saturday night menu featuring Midwest Creamy Corn and Potato Chowder and Up North Crusty Potato Muffins. Recipes include potato chips for crunch, corn, butter, onion, celery, carrot, and half and half. Muffins bake 20 to 25 minutes at 375F, then are rolled in butter and crushed chips for serving.

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Syracuse shocks Louisville in close college basketball upset

Eighth-ranked Louisville lost 76-75 at Freedom Hall to Syracuse as Darrell Griffith missed a late jumper. Syracuse veteran contributors led by Marty Byrnes with 17 points and 12 rebounds, while Wesley Cox and Jimmy Williams paced the Cardinals. Other top-20 results included Michigan, Arizona, Cincinnati, Maryland, Tennessee, North Carolina State, Missouri, Georgetown, Penn, and Purdue with notable performances from Rick Green, Bob Elliott, Eddie Lee, and Reggie Johnson.

United Press International Louisville Cardinals Syracuse Freedom Hall Darrell Griffith Las Vegas Marquette North Carolina Memphis State Vanderbilt Marty Byrnes Vandy Denny Crum Michigan Fordham Arizona Idaho Cincinnati South Florida Maryland Princeton Tennessee Charlotte North Carolina St Penn State Missouri North Texas St Georgetown St. Bonaventure Penn Navy Purdue Providence Ricky Green Wolverines Bob Elliott Elliott al Fleming Eddie Lee Bob Miller Mike Dickerson Penny Greene Steve Sheppard Terps Bob Slaughter Reggie Johnson Tennesse North Carolina Charlotte

Inventor praises rotary motion idea

Baton Rouge inventor Richard Foster, 55, touts a rotary motion converter as a potential third path beyond jets and rockets for flight. He describes converting gyroscope spin into unidirectional thrust, acknowledging experimental hurdles and noting interest from LSU and Texas A&M scientists.

Baton Rouge UPI Richard Foster Foster Louisiana State University Texas’ A&m

Indian village study probes birth control communication

Nawin Gupta a University of Iowa doctoral candidate argues for a communication based strategy to change fertility behavior in India. He finds villagers know about family planning but misjudge community norms and fear government plots, advocating layman friendly targeted messaging to align individual desires with lowest birth rates.

Iowa City Nawin Gupta University of Iowa Gupta Barwala Haryana India United States East

State forest nursery takes seedling orders for spring

DES MOINES orders for tree seedlings for spring reforestation erosion control and wildlife habitat are now being accepted. Gene Hertel state forester Iowa Conservation Commission said plants are low in cost with high conservation value. Evergreen pines hardwoods shrubs and wildlife packet of 200 seedlings are offered. Seedlings will be shipped or picked up from the State Forest Nursery at Ames from April to early May. Contact Conservation Commission personnel or county Soil Conservation Extension and ASCS offices for orders or information.

Des Moines Gene Hertel Iowa Conservation Commission Hertel Iowa Ames Conservation Commission Soil Conservation Service Extension Service Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service

Bengals face must win over Raiders to claim AFC Central

Cincinnati must beat Oakland tonight to prevent Pittsburgh from clinching the division as the Steelers ride an eight game win streak. If Cincinnati loses, Pittsburgh, Cleveland and the Bengals would be 9-4 with Cleveland needing both others to slip. Oakland, 11-1 and on an eight game run, are three point favorites on national TV.

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