Elderly Couple Finds Security in Cave Living
An elderly couple advocates cave life as security in a troubled world. They live off fruit and vegetables, claim a hydrogen bomb proof cellar, and rely on rainwater reservoirs. They say World War II delayed their cave project and credit vegetarian living with good health.
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Reindeer Round-Up Colorful Affair In Aklavik
Canada's most colourful round up unfolds as about 25 Eskimos on skis drive nearly 6 500 reindeer to corrals on the winter range near Aklavik Northwest Territories. About 500 mature animals will be slaughtered for meat totaling around 70 000 pounds. The five herds include government native and Eskimo owned groups. Reindeer numbers have declined from 7 700 to about 6 500 with a mystery dietary deficiency causing bone fractures and reduced fertility. Plans for 1986 survey aim to pinpoint the cause and curb losses as winter hazards and tracking difficulties add to the challenge. Meat mostly stays in the area through a trading company and mission institutions.
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