Coyotes force Western sheepmen from business
Western sheepmen say hunger coyotes driven by a federal poison ban threaten livelihoods across Utah Idaho Wyoming and Montana. Producers report losses up to 40 percent of lambs while biologists urge nonpoison controls and research funding amid debate over public land grazing and predator management.
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Phase IV hopes fade as Nixon price freeze spurs market drop
Wall Street faced a tough week with the Dow slipping 31.45 points and the S&P 500 down 1.93 as light trading persisted. Investors awaited Nixon’s TV address and a new economic plan amid fears of inflation and looming wage price controls, with volume dipping sharply.
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