Keep the Big Cats Alive investigates fashion driven extinctions
Judy Hazlett discusses humans wrapping themselves in animal skins since cave days and today’s luxury furs from exotic cats. The piece cites drastic tiger declines from 40 000 to under 2800 and leopards from thousands to a few hundred, urging action to halt the collapse and seeking answers to how to stop it.
Symposium Tackles Leopard Poaching And Trade
World symposium at Lion Country Safapt Laguna Hills gathers twenty nine speakers to discuss saving wild cats from extinction. Experts note progress but warn poaching and illegal trade persist, urging stricter import laws and state measures alongside federal bans on cat furs.
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California advisory commission for women presses expansion of child care and education
The 1971 California Advisory Commission on the Status of Women report urges broader child care, expanded vocational counseling, and greater female advancement in education. It cites welfare reduction through better support networks, calls to boost teacher diversity, and expanded programs for working and poor women, with ongoing commission efforts beyond June.
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