Walterboro apologizes to Tuskegee Airmen for past racism
In Walterboro South Carolina a 50 year old monument honors Tuskegee Airmen and reflects on racial hostility they faced in the town during World War II Retired Lt Col Hiram Mann and Lt Eugene Richardson recall segregated life and the town's long awaited apology, noting other monuments exist only at the Air Force Academy Colorado Springs.
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South Carolina
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Philadelphia
Hiram Mann
Titusville
Fla
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Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs
Colo
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Yellowstone wolves prosper as packs multiply in park
Yellowstone National Park reports eight of nine wolf packs produced 11 litters this spring with counts likely doubling the park’s 47 wolves. Biologists note ample food from elk and deer supports reproduction while Canadian wolves, relocated in 1995 96, increasingly roam beyond park boundaries despite controversy and rancher fears over cattle losses.
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Yellowstone
Douglas Smith
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Dubois
Ed Bangs
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Montana
Wyoming
Idaho
Federal
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Children die of carbon monoxide poisoning in family truck
Rolando Juarez and his wife drove from Salinas to visit relatives with three young children riding in a camper shell on the pickup bed. The four died from carbon monoxide exposure after arrival in Northern California. Authorities cautioned that a camper shell can trap exhaust and that open windows may draw in lethal fumes.
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LOS Angeles
Rolando Juarez
California
Juarez
Michael Flores
Salinas
Flores
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