The Conservation Commission met the Caruthersville Public Library. Commissioners present were:

Stephen C. Bradford, Cape Girardeau, Chairman
Cynthia Metcalfe, St. Louis, Vice-Chairman
Anita B. Gorman, Kansas City, Secretary
Lowell Mohler, Jefferson City, Member

The next meeting of the Conservation Commission was set for Dec. 19 in Jefferson City.

The Commission took the following action:

• Approved renovation of the Jerry J. Presley Conservation Education Center near Eminence.
• Approved the sale of approximately 825,000 board feet of timber on 351 acres of the 23,128-acre Peck Ranch Conservation Area (CA) in Carter County.
• Approved the sale of approximately 1.2 million board feet of timber on 703 acres of the 37,522-acre Sunklands CA in Shannon County.
• Approved the suspension or revocation of all hunting and fishing privileges of 53 Missouri residents who are not in compliance with applicable child support laws.
• Voted to suspend or revoke all hunting and fishing privileges of five Missouri residents for Wildlife Code violations. Those whose privileges were suspended are:

Name	Location	Penalty Length	Privileges
David R. Chism, Jr.	El Dorado Springs	3 years	all privileges
Timothy J. Elliott	Doniphan	3 years	all privileges
Ronnie D. Newcomer	Greentop	5 years	all privileges
Johnnie L. Rucker	Hannibal	1 year	trapping
Benjamin A. Wood	Clarence	3 years	all privileges

• Voted to suspend or revoke Missouri hunting and fishing privileges of one Missouri resident and 339 residents of other states in accordance with the terms of the Interstate Wildlife Violator Compact.
• Voted to suspend or revoke all hunting privileges of one person for seven years for inflicting injury to another person in a firearms-related hunting incident.

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