Traffic deaths drop as 55 mph limits save lives nationwide
A United Press International survey finds traffic fatalities falling by roughly 33 to 50 percent in many states after lowering speed limits to 55 mph as an energy saver. California faces pressure to restore 65 mph, while Nebraska reports 14 deaths since February 28, well under the previous year.
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Boyle jury half picked in Yablonski murder trial
In Media Pennsylvania the Yablonski murder trial of former UMW president W A Boyle nears a full jury after half the panel is seated. Prosecution could begin testimony Friday with six regular jurors and six alternates to be chosen.
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Joseph
Jock” Yablonski
Turtle freak turns on Nefertiti to steak
Richard Hobbs of San Rafael keeps a large menagerie including 30 turtles three alligators and three bullfrogs in his home. Nefertiti the 12 inch star turtle watches TV and demands steak while Hobbs plans to enter his bulls at Calaveras jumping frog contest next summer.
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Monk parakeets invade U S farms warned by Nat Geo
National Geographic reports monk parakeets spreading across many states from Connecticut to Wisconsin with over 50 000 imported since 1968. The birds eat crops strip orchards build huge communal nests and may cause serious damage if populations rise.
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Argentina
Cordoba
Department of the Interior
Breast feeding decline warned as world danger
World Health Association nutritionist Dr Adewale Omololu of the University of Ibadan warns in a World Health Day article that reduced breastfeeding risks widespread child deaths. He urges governments to educate communities and restore breastfeeding, noting cow’s milk is for calves and could substitute infant feeding if unchecked.
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UPI
World Health Avantration
Adewale Omololu
University of Ibadan
Nigeria
Com
Saguaro youths join Operation Share projects across communities
About 40 Saguaro High youths aged 10 to 22 join Operation Share to live on Fort McDowell and visit Tonto Apache lands. They aim to foster leadership, build green houses, plant 20,000 trees, and raise funds via an April bike-a-thon. The group also plans a Mexico clinic project and a working ranch for youth.
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Operation Share
Fort McDowell
Payson
Barbara Sawbridge
Mexico
Roberts Mesa
Tonto National Forest
SCC Orientation Aims to Pre Register Seniors
Scottsdale Community College announces orientation for high school seniors and transfer students to pre register for fall classes. From April 16 to 18 advisors and student aides will staff the cafeteria 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. to guide course selection and scheduling appointments for August pre registration.
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Scottsdale Community College
Thomas F. Dugan
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