Bear variety debate in early Lewis and Clark notes
May 22 1806 Lewis notes doubt about Black bear presence in lower river region and Atlantic states. He suggests a single species or family varying colors by age and season, noting no seen tracks or bears. Edited by Gary Moulton, historian and Burns consultant.
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Budget friendly national park getaways this summer
National parks offer low cost options with many sites free of entrance fees. Only 21 of 147 fee sites raised rates this year, while a large system includes 390 parks and monuments. Several lesser visited parks charge no entrance fees including many in Alaska and notable sites like Isle Royale North Cascades Great Basin and Channel Islands.
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Iraqi prime minister vows force to end violence amid Baghdad attack
Iraq's new prime minister Nouri al Maliki pledged maximum force to halt insurgent and sectarian bloodshed as he pressed to fill Defense and Interior posts within days. In Baghdad a bomber killed over a dozen at a downtown restaurant, intensifying security concerns as coalition talks continue. New Orleans mayor Ray Nagin aims to unite the city and accelerate Katrina rebuilding while Baton Rouge police report a church shooting with a wife’s murder and several abducted children. Dutch police detain a suspect in Natalee Holloway case linked to kidnapping and killing in Aruba.
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Pearl Jam Faces Possible Demolition Over Seattle Dump Plan
Pearl Jam's Seattle headquarters could be torn down as city plans a $70 million transfer station near King County Regional Airport. Spokeswoman Nicole Vandenberg said the band learned of the proposal in late January while on tour in Cleveland. Neighbors hope the band may weigh in, though Vandenberg did not comment on any side.
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Dog and Beth Chapman wedding held after tragedy
Chapmans wedding to Beth Smith proceeded with 12 attendees including Boris Krutonog as best man. Barbara Katy Chapman, 23, died in a car crash near Fairbanks Alaska the day before the ceremony. The event aired on August 8 as part of their TV show’s third season.
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