Taxidermy fears fade as owls stay in demand
Washington humor column notes at 3 am worry over stuffed owl trade. Taxidermists report steady demand for mounts as people decorate recreation rooms with trophies from hunting trips. Some game is protected, keeping supply limited but not harming profits.
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Scottsdale student named to Who's Who in America
Kathryn Watterson of Scottsdale is among 42 students named to Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. She attends the University of Arizona as a senior majoring in English and holds leadership roles in campus groups.
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Saturn-1 orbital test shifted to January
CAPE KENNEDY UPS reports the Saturn-1 first orbital test slipped to January while NASA works on cracks found in the Saturn-11 first stage. A near perfect Titan-2 flight boosts hopes for an unmanned Gemini test in late February with a 7 000 pound capsule into Earth orbit. Manned flights could begin next year.
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Congress Roars Over McNamara Base Cutbacks
Washington protests erupt as 33 bases from New York to California are ordered closed. McNamara cites savings and lowest civilian defense employment in 15 years while Congress pledges to block or overturn closures.
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Superior Court Halts Phoenix Tax Collection
The court issued a temporary restraining order stopping an 8 percent hotel tax in Phoenix aimed at funding a new downtown auditorium and convention center. The move followed a lawsuit by two hotel operators who argued the levy is unconstitutional and vague.
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