Hunter from Kenya longs for Africa and guards game
East Granby Connecticut based interview profiles Bryan Coleman a 43 year old professional hunter who left Kenya in 1974 after corruption. He recalls stalking elephants zebras and buffalo across Sudan joining safaris for clients paying about 20000 a month. He defends professional hunting as conservation and criticizes poaching and civilization for shrinking wildlife while noting the paradox of lion skin trade and endangered species laws.
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East Granby
Conn
Bryan Coleman
Coleman
Africa
Kenya
Sudan
United States
Scandal clean-up dispute over payroll and travel funds
Washington politics drive clash between Democrats and Republicans over who gets credit for reforms to curb payroll and travel money abuses on Capitol Hill. The Democratic revisions tighten employee certifications, cap travel cash, end unused stationery carryover, and consolidate allowances into four accounts, prompting GOP objections and heated floor debate.
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Washington
House
Capitol Hill
House Administration Committee
House Rules Committee
GOP
Charles B. Wiggins
Rcalif
Robert Bauman
Administration Committee
Frank Thompson Jr
Dn.j
Bauman
Carl Albert
Democratic Caucus
Tation Committee
Wayne Hays
Ohio
Elizabeth Ray
Hays
Iss Ray
William Dickinson
Rala
Dickinson
Lloyd Meeds
D-Wash
Meeds
Seabrook Nuclear Plant Approved After Years of Protest
Opponents in New Hampshire map actions against the Nuclear Regulatory Commission approval for Public Service Co. of New Hampshire’s 1.6 billion Seabrook plant. The NRC backed the project 2-1 after four years of hearings, with Gov. Meldrim Thomson calling it the most important event of his administration. Critics warn of ecological risks from long ducts and warmed water, while supporters say the plant will aid consumers and the regional economy.
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Concord
N.H
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Seabrook
Public Service Co
New Hampshire
Meldrim Thomson
NRC
Guy Chichester
Seacoast Anti-Pollution League
Chichester
League
Oth
Dolly Weinhold
Environmental Protection Agency
Frank Shants
The
James C. Cleveland
Wee Pate
Cleveland
Thomson
New England
Food stamp ruling blocks NH student aid policy
Six women college students receiving welfare sued federal and state agencies over counting tuition grants and loans as income for food stamps. U S District Judge Hugh H. Bownes issued a preliminary injunction forcing New Hampshire to ignore federal rules, delaying action against the state and Department of Agriculture while class-action status is considered.
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Concord
N.H
New Hampshire
Hugh H. Bownes
U.S. Agriculture Department
Agriculture Department
State Welfare Division
Bownes
New Hampshire Welfare
Robert Whalan
Whalan
State Welfare Department Appeals Board
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Sissy Electrolux
Alfred St
Biddeford
Ray
Main Street
Valcourt
Auto & Truck Service
R.F.D. 1
General Electric
Panasonic
Rca-Zenith
Sherwin
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Sherwin-Williams Company
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