The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 54, No. 280, Ed. 1 Sunday, September 5, 1976 Page: 3 of 24
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Dredged Material Being Tried For Shrimp Farms - -Results Due In 45 Days
when they were placed in the|Kn«lneers in Galveston, said lent situation where the govern- It this can lie developed on a Records also will be compiled
disposal area hut are expected shrimp farming has been per- ment and local sponsors try to large scale, Rochen said, shrimp on controlled growth of color
toarow to three to'five inches at- fortiicd in Florida am! other make a deat to put the material can he provided when needed, fresh, brackish and salt water ac
ter the tt-dav arowth period I countries but the profit has been on somebody's land, Rochen not just when they can be quatic organisms in dredge ma-
• "1 marginal ......._______, said, caught, and as such this could terial containment areas, along
('apt Robert M. Mtvcia, proj- ^ J t,u, ^ (H1S, (iU.tors js Joe Quirk1 ,!r„ PhD and IVn- develop into a near year-round with an economic and engineer-
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• , mu.,h °»rllw t’*P''rlTn<’n,s show™ terial, a byproduct of routine omelals explained that shrimp harvested m October and in1
I ' “ „„„ and a *hriJ*'P r;ustHl 111 w,th chaitneT nfauitenanee, the farming has been restricted in vestigatois will begin compiling
largir area was tieeo ana dredged material grew approxi- shrjmp re)v rtn natura| flHK| the pasthv the fact that the only records on use of dredged ma-
pump system installed to main- nute|y to per cent larger than ' source«voung shrimp has been terial as shrimp habitat as well
lfllhiffler yvelatWsaumty.Ttie shnmpinuntreated ponds „,he extienments are a sue- otlshore/ However, develop as advantages and disadvan-
hv nlarine of PROFIT MARGINAL ^.TnTw'sbrmiping nidusIryWnts'W ntFplst-VTnr mthratr rages tor the landowner and gov- temptod- m.coastal waters with.......
' n her 7tW (XW mhnt shr.mD George H Roohon. assistant (could develop and dredged ma- possibility ol a breakthrough erpment for combining dredged use of nets, but storm and brok-
S voun tinm nieasmi chief of the Construetion-Opera-iterial may become a desirable whereby breeding of shrimp in material disposal with maneul- en nets have been blamed for
about'a quarter inch in length tions Division for the Corps ofleonunodity instead of the pres- captivity may be possible tore lailures
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and conceivably could harvest a
crop evert145-dttys, officials said
The test program is being con-
ducted by pow Chemical C6 un
der a contract with the Corps of
fcngineers and in cooperation
FREEPORT ,Spi Dredged this situation is repeated on all (dredged material may be wit-
material disposal long ha-, been a ttic countrv> waterways able (or commercial shrimp
thorn in the side of the dredging [
industry and the US Corps of
&OTfftWRMltotflar (way in cooperation between the
laterally mountains of Sr^g-irorpT iVaterwaw 'Experiment
ed material are removed from (Station at Vicksburg. Miss. and
Texas channels annually, and (the Galveston Dilstrict indicate
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Available tor Bent tor
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farming
Some one million juvenile
shrimp hare been placed in
existing disposal area tn
Freeport area, prepared with
dredged material from the Gulf
Intracoastal Waterway After 45
days, the shrim will be harvest-
ed and the program evaluated.
'UndeTThisshrimp maricuP
lure program, if successful, land-
owners could go into the shrimp
business during the intervals be-
tween dredging of the channel.
However, studies now under-
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exisling“coritainmeht'areas tr)
marteuiture ——— -r=—
The test pond near Freeport is
believed lo be the largest shrimp
(Hind, outside of Florida. Other
shrimp farrfliifg has been at
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He doesn't sing under the Co-
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now sing along With Tony Ben-
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Reno"
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Though Tony Bennetts trade-1 company.- , ____
mark song is" I Left My Heart "Now I can sing what I want
In San Francisco." he says his to sing, not what someone tells
favorite dtyjs actually Reno, me to sing," he said. “My idea
The erstwhile New Yorker, is to give the public what the
one of the most popular male want.
_ .. yocaljsts around these days.
says 'he'd rather play Harrah’s
L in Reno than any other club.
not Carnegie' Hall nor
- the.London Palladium - and -good music lasts forever." ~
— he has played both — but
Reno's people make it the: bet
for him ' .. ' - -1
Reno attracts- the higget.
stare, even- though it's small,
because of the way they are
r‘ ' treated here," said the singer,
He wa^O on Aug. 3. A lot of
T .. other singers don’t make that ' J representatTve bT th^e 1M;
age with all their hair and the versjty 0f Houston at Clear Lake
same strong voice, but a lot of (-ny-Wflfbe in Moterflafrat Lee
~...otHfnr^iBgera ««a!t -.Bo- C’oflege-from.9;30 ajn.Jp 1:30
nett. " p.m: Wednesday to assist stu-
— v.t He mpkes. plenty, of mpney. dents interested’in UHCL.
' and isn't a bad-boy of enter- A representative also will visit
earth guy wTio likes to sing fits f)e(, j Patficia Allen. DHCLld7
- kinrf of music and make people missl(in and records office di-
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580 songs ’on 78 Columbia al- tegra| parts 0f the community
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Reno after his finale, he agreed (era provides that these state-
to sing one more to quell a loud SUpp0rted two-year institutions
round ol applause., be close enough to the student
' FANS APWWA'L
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unassisted version nf "On
Till! juiiny Side Ot The Street."
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! -sound was Tony Bennett and
the sighs from approving fans.
Why didn’t htouSe a.tpike?
-At a small club with' good
— acoustics. you can sing a few
without a mike, and it's fun
“ once in a while. I have a lot of
respect for the old timers who
hjh pvprvthine without the
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Brown, Leon. The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 54, No. 280, Ed. 1 Sunday, September 5, 1976, newspaper, September 5, 1976; Baytown, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1144725/m1/3/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.