Falklands Keepers of British Rule Face Sheep and Politics
Port Stanley residents enforce strict gate closures to keep sheep out of gardens amid a wool-driven economy. Local sentiment favors Britain as sovereignty discussions with Argentina continue, with Ted Rowlands visiting to seek terms for negotiations.
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Port Stanley
Falklands Islands
South Atlantic
Argentina
Desmond
Upland Goose
Falklands
Great Britain
Islas Malvinas
Islands
Ted Rowlands
Rowlands
Buenos Aires
Foreign Office
London
Laurie Butler
Butler
George Butler
Willy Ford
Percy Peck
Royal Marine Base
Royal Marine
Island Defense Force
Radar Areas Deployed Across City This Week
Radar locations will be checked periodically this week in several sectors including Southeast Mt Vernon area along Third Fourth and Fifth avenues Nineteenth Street and Country Club Parkway Southwest Jefferson school area and Twelfth and Wilson avenues Northwest First and Johnson avenues Edgewood Road Northeast Regis school area Oakland Old Marion roads and Thirty second Street
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Mt. Vernon
Fourth
Fifth Avenues
Nineteenth Street
Country Club Parkway
Jefferson School
Twelfth
Wilson Avenues
First
Johnson Avenues
Edgewood Road
Regis School
Oakland
Old Marion
Thirty-second Street
Mississippi Leads in Catfish Farming Growth
In 1970 Mississippi began leading in farm produced catfish with 511 farms across about 19 500 acres producing 40 million pounds valued at 25 million. This year 1200 more acres have been added to catfish farming.
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Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Anthropologist Barkow to Speak at Coe on Social Prestige
Dalhousie University anthropologist Dr Jerome H Barkow associate professor will discuss Social Prestige Culture and Biology at 730 pm Wednesday in Hickok Hall room 105 on the Coe campus. Open to the public without charge. Barkow based in Halifax Nova Scotia holds degrees from Brooklyn College and University of Chicago.
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Jerome H. Barkow
Dalhousie University
Hickok Hall
Coe
Avenue
Twelfth Street
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Barkow
Brooklyn College
University of Chicago
Zaria
Nigeria
Niger Republic
Thieves Systematically Steal Europe Art Loots Across Continents
A United Press International survey details a surge in art thefts across Europe including the Murcia cathedral robbery in Spain and major Louvre heist in Paris. It notes rising incidents in Italy Greece France and Germany with organized networks and low recovery rates.
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Paris
UPI
Murcia
Cathedral
Louvre Museum
Urbino
Italy
Switzerland
Europe
United Press International
France
West Germany
Greece
Archeological Service
Interpol
Robert Sauger
Germany
Roger Granier
Spain
Munich
Zurich
Archeological Museum
Aegean
Naxos
Rodolfo Sieviero
Pompeii
Sanger
Vivier
Vernon
Calan Chateau
Rome
Cologne
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