Wounded goose eludes help in Milwaukee rescue attempt
Milwaukee wardens chase Gertrude the goose after a drugged bait plan failed to trap her. The 20 inch arrow in her thigh remains to be removed. She was last seen with two other honkers near a Brookfield quarry as wardens plan another baiting attempt.
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Las Vegas
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Square One
State Department of Natural Resources
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Brookfield
Nelson
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Humane Society
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Veterans hunger strike at VA hospital to continue
Eleven veterans remain camped in flag-draped tents at the Wadsworth VA Hospital while four others left after receiving assurances from the Reagan administration on improved medical care. They plan to continue their 1-day fast amid a letter from Dr. Donald Custis urging priority for veterans health care and addressing Agent Orange related issues and VA budget measures.
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Reagan Administration
Wadsworth VA
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Veterans Affairs
Reagan
Kenneth van Glen
van Gien
Dane Stewart
Custis
Vietnam
Six Cuban refugees jailed in failed Cuba raid
U S District Judge Sidney Aronovitz sentences six Cuban refugees to 18 months each after conviction for possession of firearms by illegal aliens. The men, part of Alpha 66 linked escape from Florida, planned a guerrilla landing in Cuba to overthrow Fidel Castro. A seventh American awaits sentencing.
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Wyoming Oil Lease Lottery Set for June Draw
Public oil lease lottery in Wyoming opens to all U S citizens with a $30 entry and a June 11 deadline. Winners may gain life long royalties from oil or gas on public lands. Information from S Charles Stanton Company Ventura California 93006.
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U.S
S. Charles Stanton Company
Ventura
California
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Stanton Company
Commuters brace for transit system collapse in Chicago
Chicago residents scramble as state funding gaps threaten mass transit. CTA carries 86 percent of six county riders in a 1.5 million metro, with RTA broke until mid June. Car pools, bikes, buses, and room stays rise while lawmakers debate a $600 million oil sales tax for transit and highways.
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Chicago Sun-Times
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James R. Thompson
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Regional Transportation Authority
RTA
Joliet
Lewis Hill
Gov. Thompson
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