Wildlife teams plan tranquilizer care for injured foxes in Liverpool
Specialists wait behind a Liverpool car dealership to tranquilize two injured red foxes from a family of five living near Honda City on Henry Clay Boulevard. One pup drags a trap, another adult hobbles on three legs. If tranquilization fails, they may be euthanized to prevent harm. Foxes are shy and likely to split up by August, risking the meal supply for nearby area foxes.
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Unsolved Mysteries to film Chittenango disappearance
NBCs Unsolved Mysteries plans a Syracuse area casting next weekend to recreate the 1964 disappearance of 16 year old Sandra Breed from Chittenango. Breed could inherit 150000 if she comes forward. if not, the estate may award the money to the American Foundation for the Blind after a court ruling.
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Sleepy driver turns bus over to passenger
Rookie bus driver John Massenberg aged 26 began a solo trip Atlanta to Tallahassee that ended with him losing control. After complaining of tiredness he allowed a front passenger and an off duty officer to drive. The Greyhound bus reached Tallahassee safely and Massenberg was fired.
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Oneidas win approval for gambling casino in Verona
The Oneida Indian Nation gains federal clearance to run a $10 million casino on a 400 acre Verona site outside its tribal territory, with potential opening by July. Interior says construction on tribal land requirement remains unsettled, while Gov Cuomo’s aides review land questions. The tribe already operates a high stakes bingo hall.
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Errors raise doubts about Clinton presidency
Washington column notes growing criticism of President Clinton amid the Guinier controversy and a string of gaffes. Polls show 37 percent approval as aides brace for a possible staff shakeup and a new counselor, David Gergen, to reshape the administration.
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Illness Linked to Rodent Droppings Sparks Navajo Health Debate
A deadly illness in Navajo country may stem from a virus in rodent droppings with airborne transmission possible from dried droppings. CDC analyses in Atlanta support the theory, while Navajo leaders defend ritual cleansing ceremonies despite health cautions.
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Atlanta
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Twitty collapses as mystery illness toll falls to eleven
Country star Conway Twitty was hospitalized in critical condition after collapsing on his tour bus following a show in Springfield Missouri. Health investigators report a baffling illness mainly affecting young Navajo people with unclear viral cause and advise avoiding rodent contact and dusty homes.
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State Health Department
Infectious Diseases Division
Simpson
New Mexico
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Springfield. Mo
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