Oysters Grown on Strings Show Promise in Maryland Study
Biologist William N. Shaw leads string culture trials in Oxford Maryland where oysters attach to shells on strings in the Tred Avon River. He reports faster growth and higher yield than bottom beds, with commercial feasibility needing higher prices and years of refinement.
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Oxford, Md
United States
Illiam N. Shaw
Shaw
Avon
Chesapeake Bay
National Marine Fisheries Service Biological Laboratory
Oxford
Japan
Chatham
Mass
U.S
Ecology Action Discusses Population Control Topics
The June Ecology Action meeting at the War Memorial Building covered population control with a film shown. Dr. Frederick Walk spoke on birth control for women and Dr. Adel Guirguis on vasectomies for men, followed by discussion.
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Ecology Action
War Memorial Building
Frederick Walk
Adel Guirguis
Herbert Shipe
Winchester
U.S
William Spong
154 Drownings in Virginia
Virginia records 154 recreational water related deaths in 1969, with teens making up about 40 percent and 20 to 29 year olds 21 percent. Males outnumber females nine to one. Water transport fatalities add 47, totaling 201 water related deaths.
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Richmond
Virginia
State Department of Health
Department
Bureau of Vital Records and Health Statistics
Clarke County High School Hosts Driver Education Indoors
The classroom phase of driver education starts June 21 at Clarke County High School and runs through July 6 from 8 30 a m to noon. Eligible students are those in 10th 11th and 12th grades enrolled in the past year with a small fee charged. Green is regarded as sacred by the Moslems.
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Life of Virginia
Berryville
Clarke County High School
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