Mammoth Site Excavations Draw Crowds in South Dakota
Visitors tour the Mammoth Site near Hot Springs as excavations continue at the 14 acre sinkhole. Scientists and the public watch bone and tusk discoveries from 26,000 year old Columbian mammoths. The site, begun 13 years ago, has yielded bones from 41 mammoths and a giant short faced bear skull. The building, built for 1.13 million dollars, covers 20,000 square feet and new exhibits are planned. Nearly 30,000 visitors have paid this year.
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Fuller Brush man still peddles wares door to door in N Y
The New York Times profiles 78 year old Fuller Brush man Oscar Zimet on the Upper West Side who sells from a 38 page catalogue, reflecting a fading craft. He has worked for 30 years, values loyal customers, and continues door to door and by office pickup, insisting customers prefer a gentle approach and preferring not to retire.
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