Cannibalism in Cowboy Wash findings stoke Anasazi debate
Archaeologists report bones tools and pottery at Cowboy Wash in the Ute Mountains of Colorado showing cut marks and evidence of possible cooking. They cite seven individuals in two dwellings and discuss whether cannibalism occurred amid drought and intergroup violence.
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Dame County headline sparks backlash in Madison
In Madison, The Capital Times ran Dame County to mark historic wins by Kathleen Falk and Sue Bauman. Readers condemned the line as sexist and several subscribers canceled, while editor McCrea defended it as playful slang and a bright, simple headline.
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Great Lakes flood risk rises with thaw and heavy rain
Spring thaw could yield summer floods along the Great Lakes if precipitation remains heavy. Lake Erie faces acute risk due to its shallow depth and lack of regulation, while levels on Superior, Michigan, Huron, and Ontario run above average. February rainfall up 189 percent.
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Peabody awards honor Simpsons X-Files and six WGBH programs
The George Foster Peabody Awards list 31 winners including Fox prime time series The Simpsons and The X-Files and six WGBH-TV programs. NBCs Law & Order and AB Cs NYPD Blue also cited for prime time work. The award ceremony will be May 12 in New York.
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Clinton counsel spending tops 36 million in two years
GAO figures show independent counsels investigating President Clinton and others spent nearly 36 million over two years. Kenneth Starr led at over 22 million total and more than 5 million in the latest six months, with Donald Smaltz at about 8.7 million since 1994.
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