Rare black Guanaco born at Little Rock Zoo
A rare black Guanaco calf, born May 11 at the Little Rock Arkansas zoo, astonishes director C B Rogers who says such a captive black calf is unprecedented. Guanacos are wild llamalike animals usually sandy brown.
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Georgia Demo Brinkley a congressman for Carter era notes
Washington AP tale on Rep. Jack Brinkley Georgia Democrat and President Carter's congressman. Brinkley votes conservatively, cooperates with Carter, and aims to unite Georgia House Democrats. He recalls a playful gift calling him the President's congressman and reflects on Carter’s path to the White House and Brinkley's role.
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Stock advice and retirement questions from Sam Shulsky
Reader questions cover whether to sell after losses, risk quality stocks for different ages, bond defaults by a religious group, and return calculations on securities. Advice favors personal context, warns against rigid cost bases, and suggests equities to combat inflation, with bonds as a potential fallback for older ages.
Belgian Parliament weighs radio requirement for new cars
A bill introduced in the Belgian Parliament would require all new motor vehicles to include radios. Supporters say regular listening to road condition reports would ease traffic problems. About 60 percent of registered vehicles in Belgium lack radios. On this date in 1940, Germans outflanked the Maginot Line in France during World War II.
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