Park Plans Grizzly Control for Yellowstone Bears
Yellowstone rangers study improved garbage removal and air transport to curb about 250 grizzly bears after a spate of attacks on visitors. A committee of scientists and experts drew up recommendations as incidents last summer included a five year old girl from St Paul injured with a broken rib and two young men from Los Angeles and Barnegie with minor head wounds.
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Yellowstone National Park
Wyo
UPI
Yellowstone
Daphne Jax
St. Paul
A. Starker Leopold
University of California
Park Service
George B. Hartzog Jr
Leopold
Stanley A. Cain
University of Michigan
Charles E. Olmsted
University of Chicago
Sigurd Olson
Frank C. Craighead Jr
Moose
John J. Craighead
University of Montana
Frederick C. Dean
Jack Anderson
Lottery Draft Has Little Effect on Military Recruitment
Defense experts predict the draft lottery will barely change armed forces recruitment or ROTC. Even with reductions planned by July 1, 1970, manpower cuts and ROTC incentives may offset lottery effects as high numbers influence enlistment and college students' reserve choices.
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Washington
UPD
Defense Departments
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Reserve Officers Training Corps
ROTC
Laird
Vietnam
Pair Says China Set For War on Release
Two Americans Simeon Baldwin and Mrs. Bessie Hope Donald say China is mobilizing for war with the United States and the Soviet Union. They describe roadblocks militia training and harsh interrogation after 10 months in custody before being towed to Hong Kong.
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Hong Kong
UPI
Peking
Soviet Union
United States
Simeon Baldwin
Laguna Beach
Calif
Bessie Hope Donald
Bristol
Baldwin
Donald
Macao
Here
Canton University
China
Heung Chau
Happy People’s Commune
Canton
Red Star People’s Com
Quirks and Quick Takes from UPI Dispatches
A collection of brief items from the United Press International service. Santa Claus’ helicopter is grounded by 10% inches of snow in Omaha delaying downtown Christmas shopping. Judith Brodsky in Chicago interrupts a Percy speech to announce her wedding plans to Michael Richards. A Bathes and Vanishes tale from Bournemouth involves a man who looked at a house, bathed, and vanished. An emergency baboon airlift is organized in Berksswell to beat import restrictions. Boise Golden Gloves boxing show gears up with 15 bouts across multiple weight classes and participating centers.
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United Press International
Santa
Omaha
Neb
UPD
Santa Claus
Chicago
Charles H. Percy
Judith Brodsky
Percy
Miss Brodsky
Michael Richards
Bournemouth
England
UPI
Berkswell
Bryan Williams
ABC to Launch Weekly Prime Time News Series in March
ABC-TV plans a 26 week half hour prime time news series starting March 23 to cover race relations narcotics education public health and environmental pollution from 10 30 to 11 p m EST The program aims to add urgency to topical coverage similar to Eyewitness and faces a September end when football returns CBS also debuts Children’s Hour this Saturday offering a drama special about a lonely Black boy and a wounded cat
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Hollywood
UPI
Abc-Tv
Elmer Lower
ABC News
Cbs-Tv
J.T
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Idaho
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Clearfield
Utah
U.S
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Mary
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