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Dog intelligence test measures a dog's wits and memory
Baton Rouge based psychologist Kathryn B. Coon, 83, devised a 10 problem test to gauge a dog's ability to remember deduce and judge. Dogs tackle each task in 15 seconds using common props. the toughest challenge hides a treat in a shoebox with a tiny hole.
Gilmore Hearing Moved Up Before Utah Pardons Board
Gary Gilmore weakened by days without food, will appear at a special Utah Board of Pardons session on November 30 to press for execution by firing squad. The three member panel moved the hearing to avoid a 60 day deadline after sentencing, amid Gilmore's insistence on a quick death and prior overdose attempt with girlfriend Nicole Barrett.
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Salt Lake City
Gary Gilmore
Utah Board of Pardons
Thomas Harrison
Gilmore
Provo
Nicole Barrett
Ford Seeks End to Gas Price Controls
Ford administration moves to end gasoline price controls as it nears departure. Federal Energy Administrator Frank G. Zarb says decontrol would not raise prices or reduce supply and would restore competition. Democrats may block the plan in Congress, with hearings planned in December and a 15 day window after recess for action.
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Ford Administration
Federal Energy
Frank G. Zarb
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Congress
Jimmy Carter
Senate
House
Bears Kill One Day Haul Tops Five Hundred Fifty
AP reports Pennsylvania bear hunters killed at least 550 bears in a one day season. Officials note 650 animals were brought to check stations and protectors, with reports still possible as hunters have 24 hours to report. Cub killings exceed legal limits. a 59 pound bear at Cross Fork stands among large tagged specimens. The all time season record remains 623 pounds from 1928.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Game Commission
Ted Godshall
Scandal Grows Over AECL Nuclear Plant Promotion Deals
Auditor-General reviews reveal Atomic Energy of Canada Ltd paid 10.5 million to promote nuclear plants in Argentina and South Korea. AECL lacks adequate documentation, confirming 2.4 million in Argentina and 8.1 million in Korea while denying knowledge of alleged bribes. The probe cites 18 million total paid to foreign firms to back 30 and 51 million station sales.
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Ottawa
Canada
Argentina
South Korea
J.L. Macdonell
House of Commons
Atomic Energy of Canada Ltd
AECL
An ‘Aircraft Corp
Japan
Aotal
High fire danger warns hunters over dry woods
Harrisburg AP reports the state warns of extremely high forest fire danger due to dry conditions in Pennsylvania woodlands. The Division of Forest Fire Protection urges hunters and cottagers over the coming weekend to avoid building fires and to exercise caution in forested areas.
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Harrisburg
Division of Forest Fire Protection
Greek airliner crash kills all aboard near Kozani
Greek airliner Olympic Airways USA, a twin engine prop jet, crashed in mountains south of Kozani, killing all aboard. Police said 17 bodies recovered as search teams scoured wreckage and nearby brush. The flight from Athens encountered heavy fog and rain before diverting.
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Athens
Greece
Olympic Airways USA
Kozani
Local Mortician Certified To Aid In Eye Bank Plan
Olin Bracken Jr of Bracken Funeral Home earned certification in eye enucleation at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine. The post graduate course, part of a regional Eye Bank program, has certified more than 300 morticians with 29 in the latest class.
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Olin Bracken Jr
Bracken Funeral Home
University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine
William M. Cooper
Emoryn James
Pittsburgh Institute of Mortuary Science
Car is junk says hit and run driver note
Buffalo AP report recounts Michael Brown noting a rear colliding hit and run left a windshield note claiming the car is junk but Brown disputes the assessment. The piece shifts to a broader discussion of corneal transplant operations, eye enucleation training, and eye bank programs led by University of Pittsburgh and Pittsburgh Institute of Mortuary Science officials.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Michael Brown
Brown
Buffalo City Court
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