Changes at Yellowstone Park could protect preserve area
United Press International reports on Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks facing growing visitation, potential rail access studies, and new reserve possibilities. Officials seek better crowd control through advance campsite reservations and expanded naturalist programs while addressing crowding and wildlife protection in the region.
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John Leighty
United Pras. International
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Yellowstone
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Grand Teton ‘National Park
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Clifford Hansen
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Jack Anderson
California
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Gait Anderson
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Lent begins Ash Wednesday observance across Christendom
United Press International reports Ash Wednesday marks the start of Lent a 46 day religious season for Roman Catholic and Protestant Christians. Lent calls believers to reorient their focus away from material pursuits and toward devotion and love of God. Observers practice fasting or giving up pleasures and may also increase devotional activities to renew faith.
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United Press International
Chris Hans
Julie
Tia
Davis wins Democratic nod in South Carolina race
Mendel Davis, 28, godson of Rep. L Rivers, upset three veterans to win the Democratic nomination to succeed the late congressman. Davis led with 26 873 votes as Gaillard 11 997 Harriott 547 and Graham 5 151 trailed. He faces Republican James St Edwards and Vera Victoria DeLee in the April 27 special election. Davis credited his campaign for speaking about Rivers and lessons learned.
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D.C
UPI
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Hartnett
Graham
Davis
Rivers
Godson
James St Edwards
United Gizens Party
Victoria DeLee
Paople
Change of Address Request Advertised for Postal Services
A notice describes how a change of address should be promptly submitted to the postmaster and carrier staff. It notes the old address and lists related handling details, with no specific dates or names clearly identifiable in the readable text.
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Hance
Polk
Wail
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Annual seal hunt begins amid debate on humane impact
Ottawa approves a March 2 to April 4 seal harvest with a 245000 cap split between Canada and Norway. Canada aims for 145000, Norway 100000, to support Maritime incomes. Officials stress humane methods and strict supervision while MPs note the hunt sustains Newfoundland fishermen amid declining ship activity.
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Leary Calls Time On LSD As Youths Move On
Timoth y Leary says the era of dropping out with psychedelic drugs is over and urges youths to join the Weather Underground and Black Panthers in productive activism. He spoke beside Eldridge Cleaver in a videotaped interview amid exile troubles and parole issues.
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Astrological Forecast Sparse Readings For Multiple Signs
A garbled astrological forecast lists many zodiac signs with fractured phrases. It mentions Taurus, Gemini, Cancer, Leo, Virgo, Libra, Scorpio, Aquarius, Pisces and others in disjointed advice on timing, relationships, and personal conduct, alongside scattered dates and vague guidance. The text reads like a broken horoscope column with unclear attribution and several nonsensical insertions.
Urge full funding state school aid law in Nebraska
Lincoln UPI The Education Committee heard a plea to approve full funding of the state school aid law to ease the property tax burden and ensure quality education for Nebraska children. Senator Jerome Warner seeks 178 million dollars to fully fund the 1907 act, with eight witnesses supporting the measure and one opposition from Sen. Whitty. The panel scheduled future action with all eight members present.
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UPI
Nebraska
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Jerome Warner
John Lynch
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Lynch
EchooPs
Ramey C. Whitity
Chappall
Interpol Unites 98 Nations to Fight Crime
The Internation Criminal Police Organization brings together 98 member nations in a coordinated global effort against crime, aiming to enhance international police cooperation and crime prevention across borders.
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Internation Criminal Police Organization
Interpol
Inland Opposes Hike in Second Class Mail Rates
The Infair Daily Press Association and over 200 newspaper executives adopted resolutions opposing proposed increases in second class mail rates and a federal move to bar newspaper publishers from owning radio or television facilities in their city of publication. The group cited discrimination against newspapers and urged restraint against regulatory changes shaping access to electronic media.
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UPN
Infail Daily Press Association
Ls Opposl
Radio Orelevision
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Associa Hon
Mha
Wingiple
Congress
Red Cross finds no massacres in Brazil Indian reports
The International Committee of the Red Cross said there is no evidence of massacres or physical mistreatment of Atma Zonian Indians in Brazil. It urged urgent measures to protect tribes from disease malnutrition and sudden exposure as modern civilization encroaches.
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Geneva
UPIJ
International Committee of the Red Cross
Brazi
Tear gas used to disperse bathers in Argentina melee
MAR GEL PLATA Argentina UPD reports police used tear gas Tuesday to break up a mob of bathers trying to block authorities from arresting an unruly carnival group. Several tourists were injured as well as some police. No arrests reported.
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Mar Gel Plata
Argentina
UPD
Pmellee
Fidel Castro First Attempt to Overthrow Batista Fails
In 1933 Fidel Castro led an early failed bid to topple Fulgencio Batista by attacking a Sentiaza army barracks. Britannica notes the effort ended without success and shaped his later revolutionary path.
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Fidel Castro
Fulgencio Batista
Sentiaza
Encyclopaedia Britarnica
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