Readers pick front page news at Wisconsin State Journal
Wisconsin State Journal lets readers vote weekdays 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. on five story ideas to determine the next day's front page. The first reader choice highlighted Ford plant closings and job cuts, winning 41 percent of 192 votes.
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Wyoming rancher donates fossil land to University of Pittsburgh
Allen Cook of Wheatland Wyoming donated 4700 acres littered with dinosaur fossils to the University of Pittsburgh. valued at 7 million dollars the land will be used by geology archaeology and related programs. Pitt will partner with the University of Wyoming and Carnegie Museum of Natural History on studies and preservation efforts.
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Army stretched to breaking point in Iraq and Afghanistan
A Pentagon contracted study by retired Col. Andrew Krepinevich warns the Army is a thin green line under strain from frequent rotations to Iraq and Afghanistan. It calls for rebalancing and cutting forces in Iraq to below 100,000 by year end, while noting recruitment slumps and new incentives. The report contrasts with public reassurances from Rumsfeld and Army leaders.
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