Insect Lover's Job at Cincinnati Zoo Focuses on Beetles and Butterflies
Milan Busching, entomologist at the Cincinnati Zoo, oversees hundreds of thousands of insects and prepares for the Insectarium opening. He hand-feeds beetles and butterflies, studies captive needs, and manages seasonal changes in species like ants and wasp colonies.
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Milan Busching
Busching
Cincinnati Zoo
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Panama
Milan
Madagascar
Wasted $1.5 Billion Mark in Trans Alaska Pipeline Study
A report for the Alaska Pipeline Commission claims $1.5 billion was wasted as workers idled and equipment rotted or misordered. It details storage chaos, outside warehousing, and management failures at Alyeska Pipeline Service Co. The study, by Terry F. Lenzner, could influence tariff debates as hearings proceed.
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Alaska Pipeline Commission
Terry F. Lenzner
Watergate
Alyeska
Alyeska Pipeline Service Co
Alaskan
Valdez
Alaska
Lenzner
Edward L. Patton
Peter DeMay
Anchorage
U S Envoys Seek Path to Mideast Peace With PLO
U S officials traveling with Secretary of State Vance say indirect talks with the PLO consider modifications to UN Resolution 242 to permit a Geneva peace conference. They warn no firm step toward recognizing Israel exists yet while noting PLO leaders have shadowed Vance on regional stops.
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Saudi Arabia
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Middle East
Cyrus R. Vance
United States
Security Council
Geneva Mideast
Israel
Yasir Arafat
Vance
Carter Welfare Plan Aids Middle Class and Working Poor
President Carter's welfare and tax reform package expands the earned income credit to reach more than half of taxpayers. The plan keeps the 10 percent credit for the first $4,000, then grows at 5 percent until a $9,080 entry point, with gradual phase out beyond that up to $15,600 for a family of four.
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Carter
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Health, Education and Welfare
Joseph A. Califano Jr
Califano
Balloons Protest Nuclear Power Across States Mark Hiroshima Anniversary
Thousands of helium balloons were released in protests at nuclear plants and proposed sites across at least 17 states to mark the 32nd anniversary of the Hiroshima attack. Activists tied cards about fallout travel distances to balloons while counter protests and plant officials highlighted benefits of nuclear power.
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Virginia Electric & Power Co
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Monroe
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Ore
Resignation seen for Athens County deputy over pay
Sgt. Phil Lowry has resigned from the Athens County sheriff's department citing low pay and a lack of financial support from the county commissioners.
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Phil Lowry
Athens County Sheriff's Department
Three men escape from Hocking County jail this morning
Three inmates fled the Hocking County jail during the morning, and officials investigate how they left their cells without visible sawing or breaking. The escape prompted a jail lockdown and ongoing reviews of security procedures.
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Hocking County
Belpre man held at gunpoint by nurse in hospital drug plea
A Belpre man allegedly held a Veterans Memorial Hospital nurse at gunpoint early today and demanded drugs before surrendering after talks. Page 7. Logan's American Legion coach targets a third state tourney win as his team heads to the event today. Thirteen teams start the state American Legion baseball tourney in Athens today. Showers and thunderstorms possible tonight and Tuesday with warm, humid conditions and highs near 85 to 90.
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Belpre
Veterans Memorial Hospital
Logan
American Legion
Athens
Rain Helps Firefighters Across Alaska and West United States
Cooler weather and rain aid crews fighting 44 fires across 1.5 million acres in Alaska. In California Oregon and other western states crews push to contain large wildfires including the 74 500 acre Marble South Cone fire near Big Sur as 3 000 firefighters work to protect water supplies and limit spread. Sixteen Alaska fires are unmanned while the largest blaze north of Nome covers 335 000 acres with 90 workers on site. Fresh crews from across the country arrive to bolster efforts as authorities assess resource needs and pay scales for hazardous duty.
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Associated Press
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California
Los Padres National Forest
Big Sur
Joe Nadolski
Federal Interagency Fire Center
Boise
Idaho
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Carmel Valley
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Nadolski
Delaware
Kerry Cartier
Bureau of Land Management
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Canada Air Traffic Strike Grounds Most Flights Nationwide
Virtually all commercial flights were grounded as CATCA strike seeks a 12.6 percent pay rise. Government mobilized military planes to bring MPs back to Ottawa for a heated debate on back to work legislation.
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Canada
Air Transport Association of Canada
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