Giraffes Offer Hope For Survival In Africa
The International Wildlife article notes giraffes thrive where they do not compete with cattle for food and water. Their long necks help grazing high foliage, but habitat loss due to human growth endangers their future. ranchers may welcome giraffes as habitat managers to control woody plants.
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International Wildlife
National Wildlife Federation
The
Wildlife Magazine
Norman Myers
Kenya
Africa
Senegal
Sudan
Tanzania
Baby removed from troubled mother amid DCFS clash
Cook County prosecutors removed a 7 month old baby girl from Dianne Campbell of Hanover Park after DCFS refused to take the infant. The move followed reports that Campbell’s two older sons suffered serious injuries, including a skull fracture to Christopher, 6, and multiple bruises and internal injuries to Timothy, 3. A misdemeanor battery charge was filed Monday against Campbell.
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Chicago
UPI
Cook County
Bill Ward
Dianne Campbell
Hanover Park
Ward
Illinois Department of Children and Family Services
Campbell
St. Joseph's Hospital
Elgin
Terry Sullivan
DFCS
Classified Ads Offer Help and Services for Servicemen
Local classifieds highlight available help for servicemen including job referrals, moving and storage, tutoring, home repair, and financial assistance resources. Readers are encouraged to scan listings for targeted support and trusted contractors.
Moonwalk's ninth anniversary touches Wapakoneta residents
In Wapakoneta Ohio nine years after Neil Armstrong's moon walk the town still feels the impact. Viola Armstrong says the moon holds new meaning while visitors flock to the Neil Armstrong Museum. The Armstrongs discuss media attention hoax talk and Neil's down to earth demeanor.
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Wapakoneta
Ohio
UPI
Viola Armstrong
University of Cincinnati
Neil Armstrong
Neil
Kathy Minkin
Inflation tempers in focus as 1979 outlooks stay upbeat
Washington officials say inflation should ease by year end while jobs and production rise in 1979. Robert Strauss calls the first problem solved but warns the next battle is psychology and voluntary programs. Miller sees some relief in rates. Blumenthal and Schultze push a strong economy with falling unemployment.
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Washington
UPI
Carter
Robert Strauss
Strauss
Congress
Pal
Treasury
W. Michael Blumenthal
Charles Schultze
Council of Economic Advisers
Blumenthal
Schultze
Walker studies campaign contributions violation
Former Gov. Daniel Walker faces a reported violation finding by the Illinois Board of Elections for failing to report campaign contributions. His lawyer says he has not decided on an appeal and has a Friday deadline to file with the Illinois Appellate Court, unless extended by agreement.
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Chicago
UPI
Daniel Walker
State Board of Elections
Walker
Illinois Appellate Court
Steven Mora
AMA chairman urges voluntary medical cuts
Chicago report on AMA leader Robert B. Hunter praising Congress for backing voluntary cost controls to curb hospital cost increases. Committee approved a 2 percent cut target for this year and next, eliminating federally imposed controls if voluntary efforts fail. Independent analysis notes related campaign finance disclosures involving Walker and associates.
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Chicago
VPI
American Medical Association
Robert B. Hunter
AMA
House Commerce Committee
Carter
Congress
Hunter
Morris Daily Herald publishing details and rates
The Morris Daily Herald is published by Morris Publishing Company, an Illinois corporation, at 122 124 East Washington Morris Illinois 60450. Daily except Saturday and Sunday. Publisher Timothy J. West. Subscription rates: by carrier 65 cents per week. by mail in trade territory 20 dollars per year. Liability for ad errors limited to space cost.
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Morris Daily Herald
Morris Publishing Company
Illinois Corporation
East Washington Street
Morris
Winois
Timothy J. West
Herald
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Federal Reserve
G. William Miller
Miller
Noble Glass & Frame
McMillian
Brandon
Chris
David
Jackson, N.J
Walker Studies
Herald Office
Illinois
Jordans Fine
Liberty - Morris
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