DEER TAGS TO PROMOTE EARN A BUCK' BUT THE IDEA MAY NEVER BE ENFORCED.(LOCAL/WISCONSIN)
Byline: Robert Imrie Associated Press Wisconsin deer hunters who dislike the idea of having to shoot an antlerless deer to qualify to kill the more treasured buck won't like the message due to appear on deer tags for next fall's hunt. The Department of Natural Resources said Monday that the tags

Publication: Wisconsin State Journal (Madison, WI)

Tag, you're it; An idea to stop underage drinking
It's a simple idea that could go a significant way to ward keeping beer out of the hands of minors. A bill in the Pennsylvania Senate would require beer distributors to tag beer kegs so that purchasers can be identified. Under the measure, keg purchasers would have to sign a statement indicating

Publication: Intelligencer Journal Lancaster, PA

it's your shout!: Is it a good idea for parents to tag their children? Where teenagers set the agenda.(Features)
Byline: LUCY WILSON A TAGGING device which allows parents to track their children 24 hours a day is to go on sale in the next few months. The pounds 99 device, fastened to a child's wrist, uses satellite technology to give parents the exact location of their child all the time. It includes a panic

Publication: Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)

'Tags to track elderly' idea attacked
PLANS to tag old people so they can be tracked by satellite have been condemned as "inhumane" by pensioners' groups. Science Minister Malcolm Wicks said the devices - similar to those used to monitor criminals - could be used to help families to keep tabs on frail or elderly relatives, especially

Publication: Yorkshire Post

Carer backs idea to tag dementia sufferers.
A DEWSBURY carer is supporting proposals to fit electronic tags to people with dementia. Janet Hirst, of Thornhill, helps to care for her uncle, Derek Lincoln, 77, who was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease six years ago. Mr Lincoln was staying temporarily in a care home in May last year when he

Publication: Dewsbury Reporter (Dewsbury, England)

Widow's fears over tags idea.
More research needs to carried out into the proposal to fit people suffering from dementia with electronic tags, according to the widow of a Pick's Disease sufferer who died after he went missing six years ago. The Alzheimer's Society has said the tags - similar to those used to track ASBO

Publication: Bury Free Press (Bury St. Edmunds, England)