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Group attempts
to protect loons
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GOVERNORS ISLAND. N.H. —
The voice trowi Marine Patrol
crackie* over the speed hr mi radio —
■iMneone oh Lake Winnepe*aukre
lobbed flvucracker* the naimt before
at Cow Island sate of a toon art
Jane Irwin. Iter dark hair whip
ping in the wind, knew* intently for
the beaungof then wing* t her
reach fhghi speed* of AO to 90 mpb
The ranger* fir** watt for the
newts to appear They can be a hap
hazard heap of *od. sticks, moas and
grass a HHinlr depression on a
sand* or leafv beacn: or "taiands"
< • Mist rutted tor the toon* of cedar
logs or plana r nalk |ugs planted with
vegetation T he loon protectors cor
nu the nests with a string of buoys
aad signs warning "Loon Nesting
Sane? jury Please Stay Away."
One loam this spring nested on a
clump of rock* and low shrub the
use of a pitcher's mound, aeyerai
fen from an island and in a narrow
channel The loon* large webhed
feet make them perfect swimmers,
but too ciurass to cross any length of
terraui to nmt deep in island woods
The nest is within stght of Sandy
and Don Ftsktn’s dock, so they are
r a listed as “< ooperatoTt" «■— volun
teer watchers lake veteran loon pro
tectors, they are alert to the slightest
(last u chance
Some kion protectors wiS go to
great lengths One rescued a kidnap
ped egg and kept it warm in a sock
until he could return N to ms nest.
Another warded off marauders with
an unloaded shotgun.
The tutnmittee advocates the
"iron fist in a velvet glove," ap
proach. and. if that doesn't work, the
law Loon harassing is a state and
federal offense punishable by a year
m jail and a S1.000 fine
At times everyone gets into the
act. Two summers ago Mrs. Irwin
watched m horror as a water skier
rode over a thick on a Sunday out
mg Luckily, the chick dove to safety,
and. within minutes, a convoy of rec
reational vessels formed to escort the
loon family across the bay
The loons face danger from na
ture as w«S as humans There is
diorehne caahng by gulh and rac
coons. and fkindmg this spring anun
dated at least half of (he tdcsitifird
nests, although the artificial itoands
floated safety with the rtsms lake
level.
Progress also u an enemy,
The loons nesting hahnat has
been sacrificed to shoretme drvef
opment and increased recreational
use of the lakes Few loons are found
south of New Hampshire. Vermont.
Maine and northern New York.
Lake Wmnepesaukee s tall stand*
of spruce and ptne have given way to
hotels and condominiums Instead
of the tfuiet crossing of canoes and
cadhoats. there are speedboats and
jet skis. On a typical summer week
end. 100.OCX) swimmers and boaters
will criss-cross the Lake s wide rang
ing network of bays and inlets.
Nine years ago. homeowners on
Squam Lake banded together as The
Loon Preservation (-ofnmHtee out of
fear that the k*nn would disappear
from their shores m north central
New Hampshire
And the comm Klee is getting re
sults.
Jeff Fair, committee director, said
the last New Hampshire census
showed 279 adult*, one immature,
or adolescent loon, and H9 chirks
There were 76 loons fledged in 1982
and 85 fledged last summer. 4
College students
attend convention
UaHsd Pres
DALLAS — Some 145 college stu
dents are getung the experience of a
lifetime at the Republican National
Convention by participating in a
program arranged with the Wash
ington Center.
The center is a non-profit <»• gam-
cation that provide* college students
from across the nation with an op
portunity to be in a working enviro
nment while suit in school. Tnis envi
ronment is usually in Washington,
D.C. and student* can work in the
offices of congressmen, different
government agencies, political orga
nizations and others.
rh» m the firs* time, however, the
center has had a nuuor activity out
side of Washington. D.C.
‘We have students from 50 states
involved in the conWntion," said Dr,
Eugene Alpert. an associate profes
sor of pnbtica! science at Texas
Christian University
Mom of the students are Republi
cans. even though we have some
Democrats and Independents," said
Alpert. “Also, about naif of the *tu-
dents are potmcal science majors "
The student* attend workshops,
lectures and have opportunities to
meet with different people, from
< ongressmen to members of the Re
public an National Committee. The
students will also write a journal
when the program ends Later Urn
week.
The highpcpm. however, i* that
the students have each been as
signed a specific place to work at
during the convention, whether it be
a state delegation or a news orgam
zation or pcHitical organization.
“It's really ext iting and I get to see
the crowd from the podium.*^ said
Jennifer Lawler. 21. wh^ts working
with Newsweek magazine “I sm on
the podium and write down crowd
reactions and pay attention to the
speeches to see if the speakers vary
from their written accounts.
Lawler, who is a student at Trinity
University in San Antonio, received
a press credential that allows her to
be cm the podium. She also received
a pass to the railroad lounge and a
pass that allows her to eat with mem
ners of the media.
Autopsy shows killer
biologically normal
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SAN DIEGO — lames O. Hu-
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front any baologitai abnormalities
that would explain why he carried
out the McDonald's restaurant mas
sacre last month, autopsy results
showed Saturday.
Huberts was shot to death by a
policr sharpshooter July 18 after he
kilted 21 people and wounded 19 tn
the worst single-day mas* murder by
one gunman in U.S- history
The autopsy results confirmed
earlier medical reports that said
there was nothing btoiogically un-
usual about Hubert vs brain or body
There had been speculation that
drugs or a brain tumor caused Hu
berts to storm into the crowded San
Ysidro-dislnct McDonald’s near the
Mexican border and open Fire.
Autopay reports on 17 of the 21
victims were also released Fridas
The reports indicated the victims all
died (Hiickly and prohahis could not
have been saved even with immedi
ate medical attention.
The San Diego Police Department
has been erturued by survivors of
the attac k for not moving in auk ker
Hubertv was barncadesi in the fast-
food outlet for 77 minutes before he
was shot
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