pest control mice rats

william b. jackson, 1926-2010 BGSU prof gained world acclaim
By MARK ZABORNEY BLADE STAFF WRITER William B. Jackson, 83, a Bowling Green State University biology professor whose expertise in the control of pests – urban rats, in particular – was sought internationally, died July 15 at Northwestern Memorial Hospital, Chicago. The cause was heart-related, his wife, Shirley, said. He had Lewy body dementia. The couple moved from their longtime Bowling Green …