Uganda Popular For Big Game Hunters From U S
A Uganda safari article describes American big game hunters, their motives, and the economics of licenses and guides. It notes the white hunter model, concerns about ethics, and the balance between revenue and conservation. It highlights fees, duration, and the mix of luxury and roughing it in the bush.
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Uganda
U.S
Kampala
Boston
Ésignal Hunter
Ian
Emmanuel
Mark
Africa
Goudis
Arel
Fangoudis
Congo
Bor
T. R. Morning
Clead
Owen
Keys to living in Rome unlocks many doors and duties
An odd column notes that in Rome residents juggle many keys for apartments elevators offices and drawers while visitors may receive a bronze key replica of Romulus and Remus as a city symbol. The piece playfully compares American and Roman customs and jokes that three keys are needed for daily life.
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United States
Einai
Rome
Romulus
Remus
Suburb Confused By Dogs' Habit
In Hill Extension Johannesburg the attraction of dogs for lamp posts caused chaos one summer afternoon. A strong wind toppled nine electric lamp posts along Third Avenue blocking traffic, scattering nests, and interrupting meals as the dogs’ fixation on poles with high tension wires prompted an unusual scene. Engineers investigated the incident.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Hill
Third Avenue
News From The Williamsburg Area
Farl Guist and Linda Sue of Ottawa were Wednesday evening at the OUP Teen We.
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Farl Guist
Linda Sue
Ottawa
OUP Teen We
Van Valkenburg Family Hosts and Local Movements
The Ottawa Herald notes visits and stays across towns as the Van Valkenburg family hosts relatives in Ottawa and Waverly. Others, including Norma Arnett and Lois Stewart, spent time with grandparents and friends, while Montreal marked a milestone at Ste Justine Hospital with the sixth year old patient receiving outpatient care.
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Yisilufs
Lulirna
Poe
Ralph Fritts
Amsterdam
Montreal
Jacques Hervieux
Ste. Justine’s Hospital
Irresistible dog fascination weakens steel posts study says
A report notes dogs' strong pull toward poles causes soil acidity to rise, corroding steel posts at entry points. The finding links animal behavior to structural deterioration, suggesting maintenance checks and protective measures are needed.
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Los Angeles
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J. A. van Valkenburg
Noah Planks
Waverly
Raymond Leslie van Valken
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Eteal
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