Two of Aquarium's Three Trainers Are Women
Mystic Marinelife Aquarium in Mystic Connecticut employs two female trainers, Anne Rowley and Corrie Brown, who co lead the facility's marine mammal demonstrations with four dolphins and four sea lions. They advocate patience and on the job learning, with both having university backgrounds in zoology and animal husbandry respectively. The aquarium plans to add a whale as a replacement for a recently died animal, considering Pacific or Atlantic pilot whales or belugas.
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Buffalo
Canada
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New York State University
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Comptroller to publish plain English tax guides for Texas
The Texas Comptroller explains plans to hire journalists to translate tax laws into simple English. Pamphlets will guide new businesses on starting up, filing reports, and paying taxes. The effort aims to reduce errors in sales tax reporting and save time and money.
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Ancient Relics Found In Japan Discovered In Tokyo Subways
Tokyo subway workers uncover relics daily including elephant tusks bones of Christians killed near the city outskirts and archaic artifacts. Museums say many items go unreported while a 400 year old priest’s staff head sits with other finds in a subway office collection.
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Tanehiko Sei
Subway
Yoshikazau Hasegawa
National Science Museum
Offi
The Ultra Secret Coder of World War II
F W Winterbotham recalls how Britain with Polish help secured Enigma and, crucially, kept its break in secrecy. He describes how Ultra intelligence revealed enemy plans and boosted Allied campaigns while demanding elaborate cover stories to preserve the source.
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F.W. Winterbotham
Harper & Row
Britain
Churchill
Pope Paul VI May Visit U S for Eucharistic Congress
Philadelphia bids host for the 41st International Eucharistic Congress in 1976. Pope Paul VI, 77, suffers arthritis and may attend if his health allows. He previously visited New York in 1965 for the United Nations and attended Congresses in Bombay 1964 and Bogota 1968. If able, his presence would mark his first official visit to the United States.
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Employment Up In Tortola BVI Population Surges
The British Virgin Islands report a 14 percent rise in employment year over year. The total labor force is about 3,300 with roughly 2,200 males and 1,100 females. Construction up 28 percent and tourism up 17 percent, with tourism employing 347 males and 225 females. Tourism has grown 15-20 percent annually over five years per Ralph G. O Neal.
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Caribbean
Labor Department
Ralph G. O'Neal
BVI Tourist Board
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