Wolves Return to Wyoming and Idaho in U S Wolf Translocation
Biologists race time and weather to move Canadian wolves to Yellowstone National Park and central Idaho. Five wolves checked by veterinarians by Saturday. helicopters search Alberta forests for more as a $7 million restoration effort aims to repopulate a region depleted since the 1930s to aid wildlife and public lands policy debates.
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Wolves Return Divides Wyoming and Idaho Ranchers and Activists
Environmentalists hail the wolves return as a humane rewilding effort facing long fought rancher opposition. A court fight over the project continues as a team of U.S. and Canadian experts captures wolves in Alberta for relocation toward the western ranges. The aim is to capture about 30 wolves with initial shipments possible within days.
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Two quakes strike Japan injuring dozens amid aftershock
A 6.9 magnitude quake hit northern Japan at 7:38 a.m. damaging eight buildings in Aomori and halting eight major train lines while 29 people were injured by falling debris. A 5.2 magnitude quake followed near Tokyo at 9:34 p.m., injuring one child. Tsunami warnings were issued then canceled.
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PLO helped Rabin win election claim sparks Kreuzed reaction
A new book alleges the Labor Party won the 1992 election with help from PLO officials who stalled peace talks. Rabin and aides deny the charge while Shamir calls such a request treasonous. In Germany, a fire at a Euskirchen nursing home injures 40 mental patients with 15 in critical condition as doors hindered evacuation.
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Del Shankel Leads Lawrence Through 35 Years At KU
Del Shankel, acting Chancellor of the University of Kansas, reflects on 35 years in Lawrence. He notes KU enrollment growth from 10,000 in 1957 to nearly 29,000 today and discusses expansion, high tech growth, and the Southwest trafficway bypass plans to improve access to West Lawrence and beyond. He praises the city’s quality of life, the educated workforce, and Commerce Bank President Jerry Lamp’s community involvement as vital to future growth.
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