Arkansas Farmers Welcome Alligators Back To Swamps
Farmers who helped eradicate alligators decades ago are welcoming the reptiles back to humid swamps in south and east Arkansas to control beaver and poisonous snake populations. The alligator is endangered and protected by a federal list with fines up to 25000 for killing one. Arkansas has restocked pockets with Louisiana imports since 1972, funded mainly by transportation costs.
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30 Calls A Day Food Specialist Answers Queries
Madison based University of Wisconsin Extension nutrition expert Charlotte Dunn, 55 and over the hill, handles about 30 daily calls on food safety and nutrition. Her cluttered office holds canning lids and 43 pamphlets she authored. She recalls a question about safely handling a recently deceased lobster and other food safety scenarios.
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Robber Escapes During Chicago Cubs Game Field Trip
Harold Jeffries, 42, serving a 5 year term for a 1972 St Marys bank robbery, used the seventh inning stretch to walk away from an escorted group of federal prisoners at Wrigley Field. Guards reported his absence when the game ended. FBI noted he did not return with the group. Cubs defeated the Giants 3 2.
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