Fat is Fun for San Francisco Nude Model Katy Allen
Katy Allen, a 235 pound 5 foot 6 inch nude model in San Francisco, works with artists and photographers at 4 to 40 dollars per hour. She lives in a Victorian mansion filled with plants, animals, and antique décor. She models from 4 am to noon and again at 6:30 pm, supports herself with commissions, publishes a cookbook, and enjoys cooking and luxury baths. She plans no career move to New York, citing health and happiness as priorities.
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San Francisco
Katy Allen
Aty
Earthquake
Models Guild of
San Franccisco
Katy
Ney
New York
Yellowstone bears thrive after garbage dump closures
Yellowstone National Park bears have reverted to natural foraging after park dumps closed. Vernon Hennessay, assistant superintendent, says fears of mass bear deaths were unfounded. A NAS study notes the grizzlies, numbered 240 to 300, can survive without supplemental feeding, despite increased deaths since closures.
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Yellowstone National Park
Yellowstone
Wilds
Vernon Hennessay
National Academy of Sciences
Wyoming
Idaho
Montana
Hennessay
Park Service
Scientists
Academy
Bald eagles graduate survival school in rural trade
Two American bald eagles named Silver and Jane are set to graduate from a wildlife survival school and trade cages for the countryside. Volunteers Mary Rose Spivey and Larry Callaghan have trained them to fly and hunt as part of the Wildlife Rehabilitation Project of Peninsula Humane Society. The project, founded in 1468, has treated and released 200 injured or orphaned animals. Silver has lived in a cage since birth eight years ago, while Jane was caged after being shot by a hunter in Nevada. Their species is endangered due to dwindling numbers.
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SAN Francisuy AP
Silver
Jane
Mary Rose Spivey
Larry Caughlan
Peninsula Humane Society
Nevada
United States
Scandal casts shadow over All American Soap Box Derby
Entrants in Akron for the 37th annual All American Soap Box Derby prepare amid scandal over last year’s winning car. Disqualification of James Gronen and calls to relocate the event spark debate among 99 directors about continuing the race. Michigan, Wyoming, and Kansas City groups weigh sponsorship and venue, amid calls for tighter rules and accountability.
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Akron
Ohio
James Gronen
Boulder
Colo
Euegene Hefner
Lima
Thomas Honey
Jacksonville
Robert Lange
Gronen
Kansas City
Will
Fath
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Chevrolet Division
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Akron Chamber of Commerce
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Washington Tupisen
Frank E. Moss
Dutah
U.S. District Court
Consumer Product Safety Commission
Glenn Fath
Wooster
Ronald Minnix
Winston-Salem
N.C
Adteal
Aata
Spring ST
Silva ST
Lakewood
Sally Brown
Ntersimte Aranos Corporation
Madison
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