Panther sightings prompt organized hunt in Ouachita area
Reports of panther tracks and sightings spread from Ouachita Richland parishes to Franklin and Shreveport as residents prepare hunts. G M Collins and Cleo Moore verified tracks eight inches wide with a 24 inch stride, while locals recount past encounters and guarded rural fears. A separate note from Harrisburg Illinois describes a 39 year old horse named Ned still performing spring farm work.
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Texas
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Paper Mill Site Still Under Study
Harvey G. Fields, attorney for Olin-Frost Industries, said representatives would not comment on the plant site in Union parish until the state stream and rivers commission formally approves the residue disposal plan. The commission reportedly approved it, but a decree of acceptance was not yet issued and is expected in five to ten days. Three sites were under review, two in Union parish and one in Ouachita parish, with release of the final location pending written confirmation.
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Belgians Split on Birth Control Survey Results
A Belgian polling group finds 43 percent support limiting births while 42 percent oppose. Rural areas favor limit by 27 percent to 60 percent against, urban areas show 49.5 percent Yes and 36.8 percent No, with a biblical proverb quoted at the end.
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