Bigfoot film feud refutes hoax claim with frames study
In Northwest circles a debate erupts as two enthusiasts argue that magnified frames of the Patterson Gimlin film reveal a bottle opener shaped fastener at Bigfoot's waist. Critics doubt the claim while believers defend the 1967 footage as essential evidence of Sasquatch.
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Bobent
Wasi
Bigfoot
California
Cliff Crook
Seattle
Roger Patterson
Bob Gimlin
Ray Crowe
Western Bigfoot Society
Portland
Ore
Patterson
Six Rivers National Forest
Crook
Chris Murphy
Vancouver
British Columbia
Daniel
Murphy
Murphys
Washington
Olympic Peninsula
Cliff
Rene Dahinden
Richmond
Dahinden
Krantz
Crowe
Online shopping high tech but returns break the spell
Consumers faced high return hurdles after a holiday online buying boom. Sellers require return authorizations, pre paid insured shipping, and some prevent in store returns. Amazon extended returns to January 31 and Buyitonline.com plans home pickup for no hassle returns, signaling a shift toward easier policies.
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New York
Brenda Nashawaty
Boston
UPS
Federal Express
Post Office
Preston Graila
Shopping.com
Victoria's Secret
Wal-Mart
Amazon.com
Buyitonline.com
Michael Clebnik
Maine shelters face funding loss after HUD grant cut
Maine and three other states were denied federal Continuum of Care grants totaling hundreds of millions. Portland shelters scramble to stay open as winter bites. local programs like My Choice rely on state aid to cover three months of operations. Community leaders warn of potential returns to crime and homelessness without funding.
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Portland
Maine
Andrew Cuomo
Clinton
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Kansas
Oklahoma
North Dakota
Donna Howe
John Chapman
Chapman
Maine State Housing Authority
HUD
California
New York
Whale Hook
Maine Human Services
Kevin Concannon
Abadinski
Bob Duranteau
Tom Allen
M Choice
My Choice
Virginia Boyles
AP Poo
Cheyanne
Howe
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Gas prices fall as supply outpaces demand in Camarillo
Gasoline prices continued to drop with the Lundberg Survey placing the Friday all grades average at 1.03 per gallon. Analysts say the oil glut and weak demand from financial crises push prices down, though wholesale costs rose slightly in the Midwest. Self serve prices: regular 96.95 cents, mid-grade 1.078, premium 1.163. full service regular 1.425, mid 1.517, premium 1.587.
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Camarillo. Calie
Lundberg
Trilby Lundberg
Midwest
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