Don’t Blame the Snake Says Dying Zoo Curator
Salt Lake City AP Jerry de Bary 37 curator of Hogle Zoological Gardens died after African puff adder bite Saturday night. He told reporters don’t blame the snake saying it defended itself. His wife Katherine aided with antivenin as doctors tried to save him at Holy Cross Hospital.
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Treat TV Fairly Says FCC Head
Washington AP report quotes FCC Chairman E. William Henry urging constructive criticism of television. He says TV improved but not at full potential and advocates more children’s programming and locally originated content while noting industry unpopularity amid eight months in office.
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Shoe Sized Legends Debunked by Shoe Makers
AP reports Harvard anthropologist Howells questions the idea that Texans have narrower feet and New Englanders wider. Woodward and Wright president Rhodes notes fit differences, keeping wider shoes for longer feet in New England and Texas. He adds women have shifted to shorter size design, but longer feet. Dr. Ehrlich warns against forcing a New England foot into a Texas boot.
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