Philadelphia Zoo Firsts and a Grand American Grand Event
The Philadelphia Zoo, a breeding ground for many national firsts, recalls 1874 milestones including Brigham Young gifting two bears and Ulysses Grant sending curassows. The piece follows the zoo’s founding, notable exhibits, and enduring figures like Monty Simmons and restaurateur Frank Palumbo while noting ongoing conservation and visitor challenges.
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Ulysses Grant
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Atlanta
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Penrose Research Laboratory
Simmons
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Frank Palumbo
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Texas to require $5 waterfowl stamp for hunters
Gov. Bill Clements signed a law funding waterfowl programs in Texas. The stamp, in addition to a hunting license and the federal migratory bird stamp, will be required during the 1981 and 1982 waterfowl hunting seasons and goes into effect Aug. 31.
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