Bloodless bullfighting banned in Philadelphia after hearing
Judge Edward Griffith issued an injunction banning bloodless bullfights in Philadelphia. The ruling follows a lengthy hearing by the Pennsylvania Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals and Bravo Enterprises promoters. About 2,300 attendees watched Thursday night’s exhibition amid protests that the event violated law and public welfare.
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Air Force Seeks 3000 Technicians for Civilian Posts
The Defense Department says the Air Force urgently needs 3,000 technicians to fill civil service jobs in the United States and overseas as part of a Southeast Asia buildup. Vacancies cover electronics, mechanical engineering and equipment specialties with salaries from 4479 to 10619 dollars. Recruiting offices will open at bases and teams will interview candidates nationwide in April and May for overseas postings.
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Milan considers mixing pigeon contraception with corn sales
Milan officials weigh adding contraceptive pills to corn sold for feeding pigeons in Cathedral Square as a response to a pigeon population boom. Other AP items report on Scotland politics, Haile Selassie’s world tour, Soviet defense minister visit, Vatican Curia prayers, and Tibet refugee repatriation talks with China.
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Cyprus Quiet After Brief Cyprus Clash Near Nicosia
Intermittent firing between Greek and Turkish Cypriot forces near Nicosia lasted about 30 minutes with no casualties. U.N. peacekeepers mediated and restored calm as both sides blamed each other for starting the exchange, marking a rare cease-fire violation in over a year.
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Drunken Lobsters Tattooed In Move To Establish Them In Pacific Waters
Vancouver, B C AP reports the Canadian Fisheries Department tattoos two Atlantic transplants to mark them in Pacific waters. Tattoo artist Doc Forbes inks a lobster beneath its tail while biologists sober them in alcohol. Lobster No 23 slated for Barkley Sound to aid identification if encountered by fishermen.
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London to film Marat/Sade by United Artists
United Artists plans a London summer production of the motion picture version of Broadway’s Marat/Sade. Peter Brook returns as director and the Royal Shakespeare Company cast from the stage version will be used for the film.
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