Army seeks to kill millions of blackbirds at bases
Environmental groups oppose a plan to spray roosts at Ft. Campbell Kentucky and Milan Tennessee, arguing mass wildlife killing would be the largest in U S history and create health and sanitation hazards. The court considered lifting a temporary injunction as arguments wrapped up.
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Alameda mother dies of pneumonia after cold jury
Regina Richardson 23 dies at home in Alameda after a bad cold. Her children, two infants and a 3-year-old, are safe but crying when Estrella Rosete finds the locked apartment. The coroner cites pneumonia as the cause, six days after a neighborhood gathering.
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Vermont man slaughters 22 Welsh ponies over hay shortage
Lawrence Allard said he killed 22 Welsh ponies because he could not find enough hay to feed them. He valued each animal at 350 to 700 dollars, sparing four ponies and eight heifers. He plans to slaughter remaining livestock unless hay availability improves. Price of hay has surged to 75 to 100 dollars per ton delivered. State officials and Senator Leahy discuss emergency farm loans to ease shortages.
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