May at Lee Richardson Zoo Sparks HighSchool Bus Frenzy
The Lee Richardson Zoo reports May as Yellow Fever Month with 262 Finnup Center programs serving over 8,700 students from Colorado to Wisconsin. Docents led diverse programs from Rain Forest to Arctic, including Animal Wrappers with three unusual animals, while visitors from Kansas and beyond filled classrooms and event spaces.
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Transit systems warned of vague terrorism threat
Washington AP The Transportation Department warned transit and railroad systems about possible attacks based on unconfirmed non specific reports cited to target subway trains. The advisory urged operators to remain in a heightened state of alert amid possible explosive related acts.
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U S and Russia sign landmark nuclear arms pact in Moscow
President Bush and Vladimir Putin announce a treaty cutting deployed strategic warheads two thirds to 1,700 2,200 within a decade. They pledge stronger ties while arguing over Iran nuclear assistance and Chechnya, with joint aims on energy and counterterrorism. Bush urges repeal of Jackson Vanik law and Russia seeks market economy status for WTO entry.
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