Warblers Benefit From Habitat Work In Michigan State
Kirtland's warbler conservationists push habitat creation in Michigan's lower peninsula to support nesting. Planted jack pine thickets, controlled burns, and management areas aim to provide shelter from predators and fires, with collaboration from federal agencies and Girl Scouts international groups.
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Birtland
Michigan Department Ofj
Mae Wattle
Michilwarbler
Ban
Michigan
Bahama Islands
Mai
Florida
Bahamas
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Bler
Tokyo
Girl Scouts
Saki
World Briefs from Around the Globe
The BRISTOL Zoo received from India a rare blue-eyed striped tiger pair named Champs and Chemeli, with transport costs around 24 000. The International Federation of Film Archives adopted cross‑border film exchange regulations with Cuba and Israel joining as new members. A public works ferry project in Mexico is planned at 3 592 000 dollars, to begin service within a year between Mazatlan and La Paz. A freak storm in Kelantan, Malaya, killed five and injured others seeking shelter in a hut.
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Bristol
Brita Zoo
India
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Internaional Federation of Fim Archives
Cuba
Israel
Mexico City
APA
Japan
Mazzllan
Pacific
la Maz
Baja California Peninsula
Hugo Cervantes del Rio
Ail Highway and Bridge Agency
Rare 2.5pound fish found near Cape Town study begins
CAPE TOWN South Africa AP Biologists at the South African Museum study a two and a half pound rare and vicious fish caught by a fishing boat near Cape Town The find marks the first of its kind in South African waters.
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Cape Town
South Africa
Texan owes life to blood letting cure myth
At San Antonio Texas a 61 year old civilian worker Farrar at Brooks Air Force Base has undergone repeated bloodletting since 1956 to treat hemochromatosis a disorder causing iron buildup in his blood. Doctors say the procedure risks fatal outcomes while Farrar survives by weekly to eight weekly withdrawals and careful management of iron levels under medical supervision.
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Charles Green
San. Antony, Tex
Garly
Farrar
Brooks Air Force Base
Dor
Uthy Grisham
Wilnow
Ferrar
Fred
Conrad
Air Force
Larkland Afb
German labor bulletin seeks summer work in US and Canada
The Geomas Federal Labor Office in Nuremberg issues a circular urging students and young people to earn money this summer. The notice promotes jobs in German farms, factories, restaurants, hotels, and the buljing industry in the United States and Canada. Applications are available at Deutsche Lufthansa offices and German diplomatic missions.
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Nuremberg
Geomas
Neroberg
Canada
Ole Lyoune
Mney
Thei Sumaoerpe
Federal Republic of Germany
Deutsche Lufthansa
Germans Airines
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Karachi
Pakistan
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Paul VI
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Sarvepalli
Radhakrishnan
United States
Britain
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Western Rock Products
Western Concreta Inc
Oroeles, Culorano
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Greeley Maintenam Yard
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Colorado
Heimwell
Santiany Shi
Creeley
Directue of Sewers
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