Skid Road Panhandlers Face Endangered Status in Seattle
In Seattle's Skid Road the longtime panhandlers face a shrinking habitat as Pioneer Square Historic District redevelopment continues. The area, once a bawdy core of the city, now sees fewer open rooms and rising efforts by urban conservation officials to preserve the historic landscape while maintaining aid for residents living on about 150 dollars a month.
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Seattle
Panhandler
Salvation Army
Union Gospel Mission
Skid Road
Pioneer Square
Arthur M. Skolnik
Office of Urban Conservation
Henry Yesler
Elliott Bay
Yesler
Mill Street
Yesler Way
Skolnik
City Conservator
Bruce Zielsdorf
Daley son to wed crime boss daughter in Chicago newspapers feud
Mayor Richard J. Daley fought back as Chicago Daily News and Chicago Tribune reported his son John Daley, 28, plans to marry Mary Lou Briatta, 28, daughter of reputed mob boss Louis Briatta. Ceremony set for June 26 at Our Lady of Pompeii Church. Briatta linked to the Chicago crime syndicate in 1963 Senate hearings.
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Chicago
UPI
Richard J. Daley
John Daley
Chicago Daily News
Chicago Tribune
Mary Lou Briatta
Our Lady of Pompeii Church
Mary Lou
Louis Briatta
Loop
Chicago Crime Syndicate
Crocodile Adds to Endangered List New Dangers
The Interior Department's Fish and Wildlife Service proposed 10 new species for protection, including the American crocodile, Mexican wolf, Credos Island mule deer, gray bat, peninsular pronghorn antelope, bayou darter, Scioto madtom, and three Hawaiian birds, joining 190 already listed. The service invited public comment while noting few individuals remain in several cases. The Mexican wolf, once common in Arizona, New Mexico and Texas, has not been seen there since 1960, with under 200 left in Mexico. The American crocodile in southern Florida has few breeding females, and gray bats mostly reside in five caves along the East Coast.
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Washington
UPI
Credos Island
Interior Department
Department
Fish and Wildlife Service
Arizona
New Mexico
Texas
Zodiac killer tied to Western murders police say
Police in four Western states recheck the slayings of about 40 young women for links to the Zodiac killer who supposedly hunts slaves for an afterlife. Sheriff Striepeke cites an ancient witchcraft sign found near Sonoma County bodies as part of a trail from California to Utah Washington and Colorado.
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Santa Rosa
Calif
UPI
San Francisco
California
Sonoma County
Don Striepeke
Zodiac
Utah
Washington
Colorado
Striepcke
Erwin Carstedt
United States
Striepke and
Carlstedt
Seattle
Striepeke
al Podesta
Salt Lake City
Riley B. Cannon
Sonoma’s
Vail
Colo
Grand Junction
Aspen
Santa Fe
N.M
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Journal of the American Medical Association
J.A. Bell
AMA
Department of Environmental Public and Occupational Health
Bell
N.Y
Daley
Sea Canadian
Tony
Vas
Heublein Inc
Hartford Conn
Florida
Zodiac Killer
Carstedt
Monument Plaza Shopping Center
Chittenden
Chittenden Savings Certificates
F.D.I.C
Chittenden Savings
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