New Zealand Sea Lion Pup Die Off Antarctica Colony
About 700 New Zealand sea lion pups were found dead on Dundas Island off Antarctica, roughly 30 percent of the main breeding colony, along with five cows. Veterinarian Nick Gales reported the deaths as conservationists and DOC expert Mike Donoghue voiced concern and vowed to seek answers.
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Finland premier's wedding car stolen before Lipponen wedding
A thief wrecked a luxury Mercedes owned by a cart rental firm, reversing through the store door and a steel barrier, forcing Prime Minister Paavo Lipponen to improvise a last minute transport to church. Police arrested a drunk suspect. the car was too damaged to repair before the wedding.
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Tet Offensive remembered on 30th anniversary in Hue
In Hue Vietnam an aging Viet Cong hero recalls the Tet Offensive that reshaped the war. Officials note the campaign altered American views on Vietnam and pressured Lyndon Johnson to abandon reelection plans. The city still bears scars as townspeople recount the brutal fighting and long siege in Hue.
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