Everglades in decline as water mismanagement harms vast Florida park
The Everglades, a 1.5 million acre wilderness, suffers from decades of water mismanagement and climate variability. Officials warn the park is dying as wading birds decline 90 percent since the 1920s and native flora and fauna decline amid floods and droughts.
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Pay phone rate hike cut by PSC in complex split plans
The PSC reduced New York Tel rate hike from 25 cents to about a 70 percent smaller increase. Commissioners cited complex issues from the Bell System divestiture and the creation of Baby Bell American Bell Inc. as delaying full revenue gains. Eli Gioia said listeners will still face elasticity effects, with profit fluctuating as usage drops with higher prices.
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Transplant baby in Memphis still critically ill
Brandon Hall the 13 month old boy who had twin liver transplants remains in extremely critical condition in Memphis Tennessee. A hospital spokesman said there has been no change in his condition while his lung problems have stabilized. He remains unable to breathe on his own and relies on a respirator to oxygenate his blood.
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