He Talks Turkey on a Sugarcane Farm in New Iberia
In New Iberia Louisiana Wildliff Barras tends a free range flock of 24 turkeys 24 ducks 15 chickens and two geese on his sugarcane farm. He says the birds respond to his calls without feeding or rewards though they seem nervous as Thanksgiving nears. He demonstrates with a shouted cue and the turkeys move to the yard behind the chicken coop while other birds remain content.
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Bush’s CIA role looms as transition proceeds in Georgia
Former President-elect Bush meets with Carter in Plains Georgia for nearly six hours as he previews CIA briefing methods and pledges full support during the transition. Bush declines to discuss possible CIA headship and avoids confirming his future role while Plains and surrounding areas prepare for increased town activity and security needs.
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U N General Assembly backs Palestine state plan
The United Nations General Assembly, amid Israeli opposition, endorsed a plan for a Palestinian state in the West Bank and Gaza, urging Israeli withdrawal by next January and placing evacuated areas under UN administration before turning them to the PLO. The vote drew US and Western European criticism as unbalanced and nonbinding.
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Queen Opens Parliament Asks for Scottish Welsh Autonomy
Queen Elizabeth II opened a new session of Parliament presenting a Labor government program prioritizing a constitutional change to create assemblies with broad autonomy for Scotland and Wales. The speech stressed domestic powers within the UK framework amid Scotland unrest and did not detail economic rescue steps.
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Skyjacker case lingers with statute end and tax chase
The piece notes a federal judge threw out charges due to expired statute of limitations for the 1961 hijacking linked to a man identified as Copper. Investigators weigh capital crime questions while the IRS projects back taxes of about 19 million if Cooper evades capture. The Globe and Copper’s firm face potential legal exposure as the pursuit and money vanish after the stormy night.
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