CB radio endures despite CB craze fading
The article argues CB radio remains active and useful despite a decline in popularity. It notes FCC licensing dropped from 14 million in 1978 to about 5 million, yet a core group of enthusiasts stays engaged via clubs in Lorain Medina western Cuyahoga and through cooperation with amateur radio operators for events and emergencies.
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For Sale or Trade in Siberian Tigers and Zoo Animals
Simmons says 50 to 60 Siberian tigers in North America must be removed from breeding pools due to limited zoo space long lifespans and inbreeding with some older carnivores likely to die to improve gene mix sales or swaps are common last year the Omaha zoo traded six oryxes to an Ohio preserve at 3500 dollars per pair and received small animals and trade credit used to buy birds for a new aviary
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