A20-Wednesday, June 4, 1980 - North Shore News Coyotes decimated in parts of Alberta EDMONTON (UPC) - The lonely how! of coyotes baying at the Prairie moon 1s fast becoming just another memory of the West in some parts of Alberta. Arlen Todd, a_ biologist with the provincial wildlife department, says coyote populations in the grasslands of southeast Alberta - where there is no topographic or bush cover for the animals - have decreased by about 80 per cent since 1977 “There's no doubt in my muind it's due to the high pelt prices,” Todd said. As fur markets turned towards long-haired pelts. pnices for coyote hides have escalated from the $5 to $20 range to the $100 to $200 range, Bug Miller. deputy minister of wildlife, said. With the high prices, hunters, who previously faced no restnctions on coyotes, have stepped up kills from 20,000 animals in the 1974-75 season to over 45,000 last year, Todd said in an interview Monday. _ So, the province has decided to all but end hunting the animal for sport Starting this year. hunters wul be restncted to taking two coyotes a season and wil no longer be able to use dogs in the hunts. The restnctions do not include land owned or leased by ranchers where coyotes remain a problem = for livestock S SS ELKHART LAKE, Se WISCONSIN: A rain slicked track and a brush with Nobuhiro Nakamura (88) of Gainesville. Florida, sent James Woolsey crashing into the track Sunday, during a race at Road America in Elkhart Lake. (UPI wirephoto) AMERICAN DELEGATION VISITS TEHRAN Rescue mission condemned Scientist guilty of probing S.A.’s TEHRAN. Iran (UPI) Ruhollah Khomeini to principles and to the rule of “That may be | dont e Former US Attorney publicize the US rescue law would even beheve that know.” he satd “It is hard 8 | Omid sec re Ss Gencral Ramsey Clark aftempt wohad a nght to intervene for me to see how it could Tuesday condemned the The delegatun = arnved with a military force in the have been accomplished, PRETORIA, South Afmea — shortly returned aborted l) S hostage rescue Monday despite President territory of another nation though, without the deaths (UPI) A judge found a from a last mission as “a lawless act’ Carter's ban on Amencan half way around the world ” of many innocent people sjienuist guilty Tuesday on October the and said further use of force (ravel to Iran Clark said ° including the hostages | charges he tned to uncover South Afnmean born scientist for the freedom of — the “As 1 said in the United “As to the purpose of the Clark who said Monday South Africas aloms was a research at captives would be “unac States since ut happened. it mission 1 dont know secrets and = make them Cape Lown wniversity . : . . he hoped his trip would ceptable was very hard for many of us Clkark said “lam interested available to the outlawed Clark spoke to reporters to believe that ut happened Mo hearing the CR estabhsbh a dialogue that Afnecan National Congress Judge Piodt as the 10 member Amemecan Clark said of the aborted planations during this “will lead to release of the and a Swiss based in pronounced guilty delegation he leads attended = rescue mission conference that seem to me hostages” said Tuesday he ternauvional student group on five spec ifie the second day of an “In “It was a lawless act to amply that many here Renfrew Chnste 30 who oharges and said he would : . . wanted to stay in tran after ternabonal Conference on Clark said “HItas unthinkable think that the mission was to UoS) Interventions tn Iran ~ called by Ayatollah that any government that is devoted to constituaenal secure the release of the hostages ~ the conference to meel with government offic tals hee ee SUN Woes Aral a otf cere purbear Pestal porte es had pleaded innocent was pass sentence arrested under the terrorsm and atomic cnergy acts makimum sentence The under the terrorism actis death our great 10 ANNIVERSARY SALE Sale dates... JUNE 3 SAT.,JUNE 14 PAINTS and WALLPAPERS Quality that will Save you time & motey 14017 Marine for West Vaan 922-284) ~ma2n nie e@@Ooneeaeoneoeeneneee eee eeeaneneewwvweoewvw ee One eoneeneeee Gee eo eoene a - HOWARD’S WALLPAPER how. :