Wolves Protected in California Dooms Digital Wolf Preserve Stand
Doyle Calif AP reports 14 wolves in pens at the North American Predatory Animal Center, a nonprofit founded in 1970 to preserve the wolf in its natural habitat amid dryland cattle country. The piece notes the wolves’ presence as a potential last stand, reflecting conservation concerns and the species’ fragile status.
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Doyle
Calif
Icch
Dryland
California
Plains
North American Predatory Animal Center
Do Animals Count and a Mink’s Five Feats
A reader asks if animals can count and recalls a female mink training her five offspring daily, always producing five patties and summoning her brood. The note suggests mink counting, contrasted with human anecdotes about trust, boundaries, and improper advances in Abby’s column.
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Biut
Caine
Beat Down Move To Ease Appointments
Harrisburg AP report on a narrowly defeated house bill to change gubernatorial confirmations. The compromise aimed to require majority votes for most appointees, keeping two thirds for six boards. Senate and House divisions and key votes are noted, with quotes from lawmakers and a push by Gov. Shapp for reform.
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Harrisburg
House
Effert
Senate
Liquor Control
Fish, Game
James Manderino
Frank Kury
Northumberland County
Conference Committee
Joseph Ammerman
Francis Lynch
Philadelphia
Robert ‘Mellon
Lackawanna
Joseph Smith
Ammerman
Clearfield
Jeanette Reichman
Northampton
Patrick Stapleton
Indiana
Henry Messinger
Lehigh
Mental Health program faces 1.5 million deficit in Erie County
Erie County faces a 1.5 million deficit in the Mental Health Mental Retardation program with 600000 overspending and 600000 revenue shortfall. County commissioners ordered Daniel Hatton to return with a priority project list next Monday as funds run dry by November 15.
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Erie
Erie County
Daniel Hatton
Hatton
Joseph Schmitt
Settlement Award in Titusville Girl's Death Case
A Crawford County judge ordered a 23000 settlement for the Rodgers family of Titusville over the death of their daughter Rashell, 15, in June. The suit, filed against Doctors Young Fan Chen and hospital administrator J Larry Heinike and Titusville Hospital, stems from Rashell's diabetes diagnosed long before admission. The plaintiffs attorney is Irving M. Portnoy.
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Titusville
Crawford County
Titusville Hospital
Prothonotary
Wayne Rodgers
Rodgers
Rashell
Irving M. Portnoy
Portnoy
Litman, Litman, Harris and Specter Law Firm
Young
Fan
Henry Y. Chen
Dr. Chen
J. Larry Heinike
Titusville Herald
Chen
Heinike
Trinity News
Hospital Board of Directors
Relnike
Times-News
Iole
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