Seer Mining in Sealed City Sparks Beer Looting
In Orlando Florida police stopped digging near the city after truckloads of discarded beer cans were found dumped. Three men arrested when a car trunk bulged with cans. Unclear charges for others who helped themselves to the waste beer. The beer was reportedly good and may have resulted from a bottling malfunction.
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Seer Mining
Wrlando
Fla
Wyoming Elk Refuge Feeds 6 000 Head
About 6 000 elk gather at the national elk refuge near Jackson for winter handouts. Feeding on the refuge ground is set to begin around Jan 1, with smaller grounds at Jackson Pinedale and Star Valley already active. Costs and herd size depend on winter severity. last year 6 500 elk were drawn to feeds, costing 121 787 dollars.
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Jackson
Wyo
National Elk Refuge
James B. White
Pinedale
Star Valley
White
Smoking boosts blood clot strength during nicotine exposure
Studies presented at the American Heart Association show cigarette smoking speeds clot strengthening while not changing initial clot formation time. Dr Orville Horwitz and Donald Waldorf led the Penn hospital experiment with ten volunteers, using a thrombolastograph to track clot changes from smoking one high nicotine cigarette.
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St. Louis
American Heart Association
Orville Horwitz
Donald S. Waldorf
University of Pennsylvania Hospital
Philadelphia
Horwitz
Dove Season Recommendation Withdrawn by Montana Officials
Montana fish and game director W J Everin announced the commission has withdrawn its recommendation to the legislature to place mourning doves on the game bird list. He cited low local interest and noted other states hunt doves broadly, but Montana sportsmen have shown little support for classifying the dove as game. He said future interest could revive support and that the department would back such a measure then.
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W. J. Everin
Montana Fish and Game Department
Montana
Everin
Department
Fish and Game Department
Aliens Urged to Register Addresses in January
R. G. Hoffeller of the immigration and naturalization service reminds all aliens to report their addresses during January. Reports must be submitted at post offices or INS offices. Parents or guardians must file for aliens under 14. others must sign their own cards.
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R. G. Hoffeller
Immigration and Naturalization Service
United States
Failure to report before January deadline risks penalties
A notice warns that failing to report by the end of January could incur serious penalties. The warning emphasizes timely compliance and potential enforcement actions.
Bituminous Coal Mining Now Over 90 Percent Mechanized
The article notes that in the United States bituminous coal mining has achieved more than ninety percent mechanization. It highlights the shift from manual methods to automated processes and the impact on productivity and labor.
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United States
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