Climbing World Flourishes In Yosemite Valley
Yosemite, 759,659 acres in national park, hosts two worlds the tourist trail and the vertical realm of elite rock climbers. The piece notes Half Dome El Capitan and Cathedral Rocks as famed giants with routes forged by postwar aid techniques and metal pitons enabling modern ascent.
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Yosemite
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Thumpers may trigger an earthquake disaster
Underground nuclear tests near Las Vegas spark fears of triggered seismic events. Reports show past blasts faultless Boxcar increased regional earthquakes, prompting debate between civic leaders and policy makers over safety versus weapons development. Seismologist Ryall warns cumulative effects could amplify risk.
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Atomic Energy Commssion
Nevada
Salt Lake City
Los Angeles
Alan Ryall
University of Nevada
Ryall
Princess Anne Weighs Career In Dangerous Eventing Path
London reports Princess Anne, 18, daughter of Queen Elizabeth II, may pursue eventing with hope to represent Britain abroad. The sport combines dressage, show jumping, and cross country with risky hedges and ditches. Anne has ridden Purple Star in seven trials and trains almost daily, earning praise for courage and self training from competitors.
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UPI
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Elizabeth II
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Mexico City
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Is there a better method for choosing the presidency
After ten months of campaign hoopla Americans question whether primaries are the best method. Some advocate delegate selection by party organizations as used in nonprimary states. Gallup notes visits don’t sway overall support, yet candidates press on while doubt persists about future changes.
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UPI
George Gallup
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