Mount McKinley litter a rising problem says climbers
Mountaineers on Mt McKinley report the peak has become a garbage dump with mattresses beer cans and rope littering snow. A Swiss team echoed the complaint and ranger Ned Lewis warned that if trashing continues a garbage trail to the summit could form in five years. Escalating climbs this decade, from four expeditions ten years ago to about 40 teams this summer, drive the waste.
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Man Drowns While Fishing on Roanoke River
ROANOKE RAPIDS, N C AP Eugene Floyd Richardson 46 a millworker from Arcola N C drowned Sunday while fishing with his family on the Roanoke River Authorities said Richardson was crossing a cable to the north riverbank when he slipped and fell into the churning water His body has not been recovered.
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Rains Hamper African Relief Efforts In West Africa
West Africa races against the rainy season as famine relief ships in hundreds of thousands of tons of grain. Relief workers fear rains will cut off remote areas, forcing costly airlifts. Mali Niger and other nations seek to stockpile food before roads wash out. United Nations FAO reports about 700,000 tons committed, with 350,000 delivered, 150,000 awaiting unloading, and 200,000 to arrive. trucks across the Sahara may reduce airlift needs.
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