Hunger Games boosts archery interest among kids nationwide
In schools and backyards across the United States, archery surges as the Hunger Games craze drives up bow sales and enrollment in youth leagues. Parents praise focus and independence, while NASP reports broad participation and renewed demand for equipment and classes.
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New York
Paul Haines
Ramsey Outdoor
Paramus
Katniss
Gabby Lee
Suzanne Collins
Hasbrouck Heights
N.J
Christa Mattessich
Christa
Gabby
Saddle Brook
Anthony Mattessich
Oakland
Abbey Fitzpatrick
Sandy Creek
N.Y
Abbey
Roy Grimes
Hartland
Mich
Robert Jellison
Jellison
Bobbi Bowles
Archery
K.C
Spicewood
Texas
Austin
Denise Parker
USA Archery
U.S
Kony hunters face jungle threats in Central Africa
Ugandan anti Kony forces battle not only the elusive warlord but the jungle dangers. Crocodile attacks maul soldiers on the Chinko and Vovodo rivers while bees, flies and wild beasts menace patrols. Col. Balikuddembe reports a soldier killed by a crocodile and another badly injured in a prior attack.
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Vovodo
Central African Republic
Joseph Kony
Central Africa
Kony
Chinko
Col
Joseph Balikuddembe
Sev
Krony
Associated Press
Balikuddembe
Doubts Rise Over Europe Missile Defense Delays
Investigators and advisers question the Europe US missile shield amid delays cost overruns and tech problems. Reports from the Defense Science Board and the GAO say interceptors radars and sensors face production glitches and distinctions between warheads and fragments remain unclear.
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Washington
United States
Europe
Pentagon
Barack Obama
Russia
Defense Science Board
Defense Department
Philip Coyle
Congress
Government Accountability Office
Bush
Obama
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Kong
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River Vorodo
Michael Turner
Ohio
Rohio
George W. Bush
Iran
Moscow
Sheffield
Detroit Rd
Sheffield Village
Drug Mart
Tau Au Gatas
Higher Education
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Lorain County
LA Rois
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