Cattle industry fights to survive in cowboy country
Arizona ranchers face collapsing markets and rising grazing fees amid a clash with environmentalists and developers. The $2.5 billion cattle industry warns that current fees and policy could devastate the livelihood, as markets slump to 1970s levels while costs rise.
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Paralympics push brash ads for broader publicity
The Paralympic Games unveiled a bold campaign with lines like What’s Your Excuse and As Mead Has One Leg He Uses it to Kick Butt aimed at overcoming ignorance and fundraising hurdles. Ads feature amputee jumper Mead and seek to attract attention ahead of the 1996 Atlanta Games, with initial Southeast airings and plans for national paid spots by 1996.
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Federal prosecutor undecided on death penalty for McVeigh and Nichols
U S Attorney Patrick Ryan said he has not decided whether to seek execution for bombing suspects Timothy McVeigh and Terry Nichols. He noted Reno's final say and defended possible case location against moving far from Oklahoma City.
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