15 Million Fish Killed By Water Pollution In 1968
The Interior Department reports more than 15.2 million fish died last year from water pollution, up 31 percent from 1967. Municipal sewage and industrial waste were the main killers, with two thirds being commercial fish and 9 percent sport fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interior Department
David D. Dominick
Federal Water Pollution Control Commission
Chesapeake Bay
Great Lakes
University of Michigan
Lake Michigan
Allegheny River
Bruin
Mobile
Ala
Dog River
Artist's Concept for Conrad Hill Wall and Parking Field
An illustration shows Conrad Hill leveling toward the current retaining wall with a new wall on the north boundary to separate the proposed parking area from the Stewart Bell property. Mrs. Robert Lozier is mentioned in the accompanying notes.
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Conrad Hill
Stewart Bell
Robert Lozier
Preservation of Historic Winchester, Inc
Carderon and
Boscawen Sts
Conrad
Hill
Prospectus Copies Available From Undersigned
The notice states that 14,000,000 copies of the prospectus may be obtained from the undersigned, outlining distribution details and requesting interested parties to contact the signer for access.
Hodgepodge Across and Down Word Puzzle
A compact crossword clue grid listing across and down entries with definitions for the Hodgepodge puzzle. Readers fill in terms like Exquisite, majesty, Solar disk, Epic poetry, and many others across and down, including Ancient Roman roads and philosophical names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami's County
Army Defends Right to Bar Nazi Burial at National Cemetery
A federal appeals court was told the Army acted within its rights when denying the American Nazi Party access to Culpeper National Cemetery for George Lincoln Rockwell’s burial amid Nazi regalia. The Justice Department argues Rockwell was entitled to burial but not a ceremony featuring Nazi symbols. the 4th Circuit has not set a hearing date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Army
National
Justice Department
U.S
George Lincoln Rockwell
John Patler
Rockwell
Arlington
Patler
Culpeper National Cemetery
Matt Koehl
U.S. District Court For Northern Virginia
Oren R. Lewis
Koehl
4Th Circuit
Virginia Boards New Rules On Measuring Pollutants
The State Air Pollution Control Board adopted new rules for measuring gaseous pollutants and limits on emissions in Virginia. Eight regulations have been approved so far, with public hearings on emissions and incinerator controls planned for Nov. 11 in Richmond.
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Williamsburg
State
Air Pollution Control Board
Virginia
Richmond
Temple University crowns first male homecoming queen and escort
Temple University chose Marc Frantz as the first male homecoming queen and selected Ralph M. Hunter as escort. Hunter, described as an 8 year old mongrel dog, defeated 12 fraternity nominees to win the role of big man on campus.
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Philadelphia
Temple University
Marc Frantz
Ralph M. Hunter
Also Mentioned on This Page
WPA
First Virginia Bankshares Corporation
First Virginia Bank
N.A. Strasburg
Columbia Pike
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Fredericksburg
Salem
National Capital
Interstate Air Quality Control
Washington, D.C
Maryland
Man
Ralph
Nature
Hyd. P.G
House OF Wesley
R.A
Bloomington
Ill
Phil Cough
Philco-Ford
Philco
Philco-Ford Corporation
Schewel Furniture CO
W. Cork St
Winchester
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