World of Animals opens in Texas endangers African wildlife
A 350 acre World of Animals preserve near Dallas showcases endangered African mammals and birds in a drive through habitat. Conservationists led by Gladys Porter and Don Hunt describe the project as a survival center with 660 species in a park costing about 6 million dollars and attracting visitors at 39 dollars per adult.
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International Animal Exchange
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World of Animals
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Dangerous diving romance grips deep Florida caverns
Orlando diver Wall Watts recalls the perilous lure of deep Florida underwater caves where two buddies died and another survivor speaks of the risks. He recounts a 120 foot recovery of Robert Cawsey and a prior fatal incident with Bud Sims, blaming "ray textures" at depth and panic on safety gear failures.
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Bud" Sims
Winter Park
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Alaska quake study shows scarce heroes in disaster
A National Research Council report on the 1964 Alaska earthquake notes that while many acted bravely, priorities favored protecting property over rescuing people. It cites repeated lessons about unsafe building on unstable clay, calls for a national loss reduction policy, and highlights delayed rescues and post-disaster aid dynamics.
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High court to hear anti bus bid in Charlotte case
The U S Supreme Court will hear arguments on the Charlotte Mecklenburg desegregation case, seeking a definition of unitary status and whether bus integration is required. The district has bused 46 000 of 84 000 students despite shortages and legal challenges, under Judge McMillan's plan.
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