Connecticut farmer auctions off llamas and other animals
Earl Waterman Jr the Grand Game Farm owner in Suffield announces eight years of zoning battles end with an October 28 auction of some 140 animals including llamas buffaloes elk bears chimps prairie dogs and birds. He plans to keep his trucking business.
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Earl Waterman Jr
Waterman
Aterman
Blair Childs
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Rhode Island surgeon aids own fight over apartheid exile
Dr. Amrit Dajee of Rhode Island Hospital, born in Cape Town, faces a dual battle as he saves lives in the operating room and fights to secure safety for his East Indian family amid South Africa's apartheid regime. His brother was killed amid riots, and Dajee recalls barriers for nonwhite doctors while pushing to relocate relatives to the United States.
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Capetown
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Capetown Medical School
England
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Knightly pattern on rock in Westford sparks Sinclair link
Residents led by Allister F. MacDougall believe a flat rock near Prospect Hill bears a knight with sword and shield, possibly carved by Prince Henry Sinclair during a 1395 New World expedition. They fund a plaque and weather cover, citing Frederik Pohl’s 1974 book and diary fragments as supporting evidence.
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Frederik Pohl
New York
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Antonio Zino
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Greenland
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Prospect Hill
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Vermont death not linked to swine flu shot
Vermont health officials say Madeline Labombard aged 63 died of an acute heart attack not linked to swine flu vaccine she received days earlier. Autopsy showed longstanding severe heart disease. vaccination program had been briefly suspended amid unrelated Pennsylvania deaths.
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Burlington, Vt
Vermont
David Scott
Madeline Labombard
Isle la Motte
Scott
Pennsylvania
MIT researchers study work and family life balance
Cambridge AP Scientists and professors often show high work involvement but limited family time, while engineers tend to prioritize family life. MIT Sloan professors Bailyn and Schein note managers may handle workload quickly with organized partners. They caution scientists face overload and delayed achievement reducing time for family and leisure. Job satisfaction depends on age sex views and competence.
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Cambridge, Mass
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Lotte Bailyn
Edgar H. Schein
Sloan School of Management
MIT
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