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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1973
Page
11
In the Trinity Mountains of Northern California biologist Tiny Burton traps brown bears for a state survey using strawberry jam and cat food as bait. He reports friendly bears, a rogue 16 pound female, and 57 bears trapped so far this year.
The Grizzly bear population in Yellowstone National Park is alleged to be endangered by a government policy to close garbage dumps. The Fund for Animals claims a study contradicts the Park Service program and warns of dire consequences for the species. Park officials say the latest survey shows a healthy population and an increase this year.
The Concorde, built by Britain and France, flew 3490 miles from Washington to Paris in 3 hours 31 minutes setting a commercial airliner record. It carried two passengers on a North Atlantic test flight, reached Mach 2, and logged a high altitude of 58,000 feet amid a smooth crossing.
Virgin Islands Governor Melvin R. Evans was elected the first Black chair of the Southern Governors Conference, saying the move symbolizes progress in race relations. Governor George Wallace dismissed significance, noting Evans’s ability as a Republican. The group, meeting in Point Clear, approved 15 resolutions on issues from funds to water pollution and energy policy amid Watergate fallout.
A national energy crunch triggers highway delays and sugar shortages. A House Commerce Committee backed mandatory fuel allocations to reduce supply gaps, while New England funding aids energy studies and Southern governors threaten fuel bans over environmental refinery limits. Michigan warns sugar processing is imperiled by fuel woes.
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