Private ownership protects game in Zimbabwe’s elephant revival
The article argues private ownership of wildlife boosts elephant conservation. It cites Zimbabwe where landowners and nearby villagers gained ownership rights, enabling selling hunting rights to tourists and using measures like electric fences. This privatization reduced poaching, increased herd sizes, and contrasts with international bans on ivory.
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Dinosaur Egg Soap Brings Clean Fun for Kids
A columnist praises a quirky gift idea Dinosaur Egg Soap from Colossus Corporation New Haven Conn. Soap houses a safe dinosaur that gradually emerges as the bar is used, turning bath time into a playful reward while avoiding noisy or flashy toys.
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Barr faces ethics act deadline in Iraqgate probe
Safire argues the Ethics in Government Act deadline tests Attorney General Barr's duty to appoint an independent counsel. The piece contends delaying tactics by Barr and ally Lacey aim to thwart accountability, while urging the judicial panel to act promptly before the statute expires.
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