Predator control urged to save sheep industry in U S
Vern Vivian of Rawlins Wyoming, president of the National Woolgrowers Association, testified before a Senate subcommittee on predator control, warning that without a strong program the sheep industry could vanish. Wyoming Texas Utah Montana and Idaho sheepmen supported measures for more research and better methods to curb coyotes amid losses estimated around 131 000 sheep annually worth 2.24 million.
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Pakistan Halts Fighting After Cease Fire Offer Accepted
Pakistan accepts India's cease-fire offer ending the western front fighting and moves toward peace talks at the United Nations. East Pakistan is granted autonomy as Dacca celebrates with relief over the surrender of Pakistani forces and release of Begum Mujibur Rahman.
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