Biologists debate triage for wildlife extinction policy
In New York AP reports biologists clash over applying triage to save species. World Wildlife Fund’s Tom Lovejoy argues debate is needed as extinction rises. conflicts with Endangered Species Act policies and public support. Endangered species such as the spider monkey of Brazil and Mauritius pink pigeon are cited.
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Goren on Bridge by Charles H. Goren
In his discussion of a bridge hand from the highest circles, Goren analyzes bidding and lead choices. He explains why opening one spade with rebid two hearts creates a strong contract, and how suit preference signals guide East West to a trump return that defeats the opponents.
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Visa policy on high ranking South African officers unchanged
The United States maintains its visa ban on high ranking South African military officers. Four officials visited for six days after an inadvertent omission of ranks in visa request letters. They left early, though they met with Defense Intelligence Agency and National Security Council staff.
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