Buffalo Rock State Park A History Grounded in Preservation
Buffalo Rock State Park near Ottawa preserves a site with deep history from Joliette and Marquette era explorations to Iroquois conflicts. The Cranes divested to the state in 1912, transforming the rock into a protected recreation site famed for picnicking hiking and nearby Illini Starved Rock and Matthiessen parks. Accessibility requires advance ranger arrangements for large groups and leashed pets with adult supervision for minors.
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Grocery costs high in Britain
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Wills Seeks Fame as Watergate Hero Like Mark Spitz
Washington security guard Frank Wills who exposed the Watergate break in seeks fame and possible TV ads or films. His attorney Dorsey Evans says Wills hopes to become a public figure akin to Mark Spitz while still earning $85 a week as a guard.
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Odrinex Plan Promises Slimming Guarantee
The advertisement claims the Odrinex Plan helps the slim trim person with thousands of users nationwide over 14 years. It touts tiny tablets that contain no dangerous drugs, require no starving or special exercise, and offers a money back guarantee if ugly fat isn’t lost. Prices are $3.25 for standard and $5.25 for economy size.
Boy Scouts of America founded in 1910
The World Almanac notes the Boy Scouts of America were incorporated on February 8 1910 after William D Boyce visited England and met Sir Robert Baden Powell inspiring the U S to adopt scouting. It cites about 5 000 000 boys and 1 600 000 adult leaders.
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