Fossil trade blooms while scientists warn of looting
The fossil market expands from scientific interest to mass marketing including earrings made from dinosaur bone chips and wall hangings from 50 million year old rock sheets. Experts warn looting on public lands erases data, with limited enforcement of the 1906 Federal Antiquities Act.
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Readers weigh winter via folklore and forecasts
The piece blends folklore from woolly worms deer and corn with official odds from the Commerce Department predicting a colder, harsher winter. Local predictors include Willie Smith of Murphysboro and Helen Lane of Crab Orchard citing woolly worm color moss and fogs, while Oklahoma City Zoo Director Larry Curtis notes animal behavior. Amateur forecaster Edward Pintar predicts Michigan will face a severe winter and a year with no summer.
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Willie Smith
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Caleb Matlock
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Roast Beef Hero Echoes Grandma’s Kitchen Tale
A narrator recalls a family kitchen scene as Grandma weighs timing of rolls and a sizzling roast beef. Carroll compares a current roast beef hero to a cherished memory from that day, highlighting anticipation and familiar tastes.
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