Plains buffalo rebound in Laos meat farming effort
Once near extinction the American plains buffalo shows a comeback, with La an region raising them for meat production under 1AA program, highlighting revival and agricultural interest in wildlife for food markets.
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Iran-Contra Trial Review Could Prompt Prosecutor Appeal
The prospect of reviewing every word of testimony in Oliver North's Iran-Contra trial may compel prosecutors to appeal the court ordered review.
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I Am Not Just Junk Salvage Yard Advice
To a reader seeking a used car part, the article notes many outlets. It emphasizes salvage as the game, and that such places are not labeled junkyards. The tone guides buyers toward practical options.
Ground Breaker: Excess Veg and Pecans Sold Locally
Excess vegetables and pecans are being sold to local consumers as a potential solution. Energy questions urge readers to follow air conditioning maintenance tips to keep units working properly.
Bush seeks Brennan replacement amid court battle splits
Washington AP report notes President Bush moves quickly to pick a successor to retiring Justice William J. Brennan. Conservatives push for a Reagan era continuation while liberals warn of shifts on abortion and affirmative action. A Democratic lawmaker urges including the Senate in the selection process.
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Liberian fighting escalates near Monrovia center
Rebel troops pressed battles with government forces in Monrovia as fighting drew near the city core. The U S ambassador’s mission head was accused of aiding rebels, a claim denied by Washington. Staley had left Liberia as ships moved closer offshore.
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Odessa council unlikely to back public smoking limits
Odessa City Council shows little enthusiasm for a public smoking ordinance as Midland prepares a smoke limit plan. City Manager Bill Brown and all six council members indicate Midland actions won’t influence Odessa, while a Midland committee studies options and may propose restricted areas. Brown, a nonsmoker, opposes new laws.
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WIPP opening sparks heated public hearing in New Mexico
At a May public hearing before an EPA panel locals express fear and anger over the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant near Carlsbad. They cite safety doubts and protest possible civil disobedience as DOE eyeing an opening in January for a five year test phase amid costs around 1.2 billion dollars and plutonium waste from defense projects.
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