Crane saver George Archibald and the International Crane Foundation
Baraboo Wisconsin-born scientist George Archibald leads the International Crane Foundation founded with Ronald Lalley to protect the world’s cranes. The effort supports breeding, habitat protection, and reintroduction with global projects including Siberian and Japanese cranes, funded by about 1,000 donors and a modest budget. Archibald dedicates his life to saving cranes and educating the public.
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Koreas
Kim Hon Kyu
President Park
Cornell
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Animal Science Department
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Baraboo
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Ron Lalley
Walters denies reports of Vatican post link to Miami firm
Former U.S. ambassador to the Vatican David M. Walters denies leaving the post due to a federal probe into his Miami law firm Walters and Costanzo. He says he is not the target, and an assistant U.S. attorney told him the case concerns Caribbean consular matters and possible conflicts of interest.
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Dear Abby single daughter romance religion clash letter
Readers ponder a California couple’s disapproval of Debbie dating John a nonreligious professional man. Abby weighs independence, consent, and whether a 24 year old can choose her partner.
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Debbie
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California
John
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Woodside
Vance tours Saudi oil town as Syrian meeting delayed
Secretary of State Cyrus Vance toured Aramco facilities in Dhahran and the Jubail industrial complex amid a pause in talks with President Assad over the Camp David peace plan. The visit illustrated Saudi Arabia's oil wealth and ambitious industrial expansion as the Mideast mission continued.
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University of Petroleum and Minerals
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Prince Sultan
Beirut clashes leave six dead and 37 wounded
Severe fighting in Beirut's eastern Ashrafieh and surrounding areas leaves six Lebanese dead and 37 wounded as Syrian tanks target rightist positions. The four hour firefight follows days of artillery exchanges with guerrillas near Nabatieh and Marj sun, amid a regional summit in Damascus.
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