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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1997

Page

18

San Francisco SPCA aims for no kill city status

The San Francisco SPCA vows to end euthanasia of adoptable animals within months, pledging to take any animal that cannot find a home. SPCA president Richard Avanzino notes past euthanasia numbers and outlines expansion plans, incentives for neutering, and continued care for treatable conditions. Other cities like Milwaukee, St. Louis and New York consider similar no kill steps.

San Francisco SPCA St. Francis of Assisi Richard Avanzino Avanzino Carl Friedman Animal Control Department Milwaukee St. Louis New York Merritt Clifton Animal People Clinton Wash

Check for snakes this summer road trip warning

A humorous travel tip urges drivers to inspect cars for snakes before trips. It cites the American Automobile Association on essentials like engine and brakes, adds a Cheez-Its joke about traveling families, and relays a bizarre England snake anecdote ending with police involvement.

American Automobile Association Trudy Dan Simmons Nicholas Miller England F. Lee Bailey

Snake in England and a plan to plant trees by bomber drop

Dave Barry humorously notes an American corn snake found in England and jokes about potential snake excrement in cars. He cites a British paper’s odd claim and mocks a Sears visit for shock absorbers. He then references an MIT tree-planting idea dropped from bombers reaching 200 mph before ground planting.

Killdeer England Miller Katy Decker MIT

Bottle bills curb litter and boost recycling gains

Whit Gibbons argues for bottle and can laws to reduce litter along roads woods and beaches. He cites Oregon's major drop in discarded containers and Michigan's cigarette money mindset as evidence and notes volunteers curb mess while businesses and chambers assist cleanup.

Chamber of Commerce Beer Bottlers Association Oregon Michigan

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