Big cats on brink as habitats shrink worldwide
AP report notes Asiatic lions decline in India due to scavengers and habitat loss, while overhunting and skin trade threaten tigers, leopards, jaguars and others. Experts warn extinction looms without international agreements, habitat protection, and consumer restraint on fur products.
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Laguna Hills
Calif
Europe
Asia
India
Amazon
South America
Africa
Canada
United States
George Schaller
New York Zoological Society
Rockefeller University
Congress
Alite
UW students invest real money in stock fund project
Twelve University of Wisconsin business students manage two funds with 48 thousand dollars per team and 2 thousand for expenses. By April, Wisco Fund stands at fifty nine thousand seventy four dollars and Badger Fund at fifty five thousand sixty four dollars, a combined gain while any loss stays with the university. Profits affect grades and future scholarships may fund the School of Business.
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el Almsun
Wis
Bund
University of Wisconsin Business
CRE
Busines M
Wisco Fund
Badger
Badger Fund
Stephen Nank
Yaltsgors
Business School
Hawk
School of Business
Judge Denies Record Return Request in Pueblo Case
U S District Judge Alfred A Array denied Main Oil Co officers request to force the Colorado Bureau of Investigation to return seized records. The CRI seized the materials February 10 and arrested partner John Tucci on theft charges. Tucci and brothers Sam and Russell own the firm. the brothers seek copies for tax and motor fuel filings while CBI controls access.
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Denver
U.S
Alfred A. Array
Colorado Bureau of Investigation
Pueblo
CRI
John Tucci
L. Paul Weadick
CBI
Lavi Martinez
Tuccis
Mactinez
John Maclvor
Alty
John P. Moore
Array
Federal restraint cited in state case proceedings
The court noted that the brothers had not exhausted state court remedies, agreeing with Moore that federal intervention should be restrained while state criminal matters proceed, in line with recent Supreme Court guidance.
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Arraj
Moore
US Supreme Court
Colorado Sweepstakes approved by voters race in 1972
Senator Sam Taylor predicted an overwhelming Colorado Sweepstakes approval at the 1972 election after the bill was returned to the Senate and House for a minor amendment. The tweak would share some earnings with local communities for parks and recreation, while the state would receive the rest.
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Denver
Sam T. Taylor
Colorado
Taylor
Senate
House
Challenge Board
Supreme Court
Holliday wins senior golf title after power line rematch
South Carolina tobacco planter John M. J. Holliday, NALG president, required four perfect three iron shots to reach the 10th green after a power line halted his first attempts at Crystal River Florida. He won the championship with Des Sullivan, a retired New Jersey sportswriter, in a final that included the lottery issue at hand. The high court declined to answer a related question, and legislative action continued with the House passing the bill on final reading before sending it to the Senate.
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Myrtle Beach
S.C
South’ Carolina
John M. J. Holliday
Crystal Fiver
Fla
National Association of
Fairway
Holliday
NALG
New Jersey
Des Sullivan
High Court
House
Senate
Taylor
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Poe Spuur
Paul Leyhausen
International Union For Conservaton of Nature
Carry A. Goodwin
Tiley P. Denson
U.S. Interior Department
Diatron
Diatron wareRreans
Greeley, Colo
N. 8Th Ave
Hagmon
Scram Zers
LOGOE
Rebe
Hapron
Vrs Devele
Ane
Tucci
Puebla
Sam
Russell
Auto Glass
A & M Glass
Corn Growers
Lucerne Potato Growers, Inc
Lucerne, Colo
Cache National Bank
Ee OF
Greeley Colorado
11Th Ave
Hillside Center
Edwina M Hanshaw
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