Insect House Planned at Cincinnati Zoo
Cincinnati Zoo moves to open the nations first insect only exhibit in spring 1977 a 6400 square foot subterranean building. Four staff head to Panama for the first major expedition to stock the display featuring natural habitats and a butterfly aviary with tropical beetles butterflies and parasol ants. The project faces import limits and strict humidity and temperature controls with insects largely native to the United States.
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Cincinnati Zoo
Panama
Ed Maruska
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Maruska
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Mules Bought to Save Wagons at Valley Forge
Twenty one Bicentennial mules were purchased for 200 dollars each by the Women's Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals to prevent their sale for dog food. SPCA executive director Robert Hudson said only one owner planned to auction them and the group acted to spare the animals from slaughter and mistreatment. Gov. Milton Shapp and others had voiced concern as the wagons gathered at Valley Forge for Fourth of July events.
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Women’s Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Robert Hudson
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Milton Shapp
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Marland C. France
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Pat Doran
Blaine
Wash
SPCA
Doran
Wild Horses Die After Maneuvers Near Utah Base
The Wyoming National Guard conducted heavy artillery maneuvers at Dugway Proving Ground near Orr Springs Utah, where about 40 wild horses died mysteriously. Officials warn firing near the herd could violate federal protection laws and cause death.
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Dugway Proving Ground
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Wyoming Guard
Orr Springs
BLM
Cheyenne
Utah Army Post
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