Escaping the city's heat on a West Virginia mountain
Peter Mertz recounts a backpacking trip toward Spruce Knob with Evan dodging heat and a fugitive Franklin brothers escapees. A night by the fire yields a raccoon heist, a bull encounter, and a panoramic dawn view as they rush to safety. The piece blends nature’s beauty with tense danger awareness.
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West Virginia
Frankiie Brothers
Charles Town
W.va
Monongal and
National Forest
Antarel
Charles
Warrence
Meien
Evan
Grogey
Frederick
Mom
Mama
Franklin Brothers
Mother Nature
Food aid and the world population debate
Robert G. Lewis argues that food aid is a small part of global feeding needs and should be viewed as a tool for trade development and humanitarian relief. He warns against using aid to push political aims or bolster repressive regimes while noting abuses must be addressed and that liberalized trade supports long term hunger reduction.
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Washington, D.C
United Nations
World Bank
World Food Programme
Yetst
Europe
Japan
Viet Nam
Cambodia
Israel
Royal pups spark Buckingham Palace talk in Kentucky
In Louisville Charles Williams, Munfordville attorney, defends his Old English sheepdog pups Prince Charles and Lady Diana born to Duchess Flora of Snowdrop. He notes interest from Princess Margaret’s line and possible moves to Buckingham Palace or country care, while a sister in Louisville shows interest. In Janesville doctors and executives share penmanship woes as a Parker Pen Co survey finds 57 percent of about 500 secretaries say their bosses' handwriting is hard to read and causes two to three hours weekly of redoing work.
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Louisville
Charles Wiliams
Prince Charles
Diana
Princess Margaret
Flora
Snowdrop
Williams
Munfordville
Buckingham Palace
Wiliams
Byron Crawford
Courier-Journs
Anne
Charles Williams
Lowsville
Cub Ras
Hast County
Jans
Janesville
Wis
Parker Pen Co
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Reporters
Peter Mertz
Frederick Hews Pont
Ascot Becketiog
Robert G. Lewis
Frederick §Ty
Western Maryland
Brefly
Royal
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