Lions Use Whisker Hole Pattern as Individual ID
Nairobi scientists study 25 of 50 lions in Nairobi National Park to map whisker-hole patterns. They photograph, sketch, and grid the top and second rows of holes to create unique identifiers, noting patterns stay largely constant and may distinguish individuals with less than 1 percent probability of duplication.
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Nancy Hicks
New York Times News Service
New York
University College of
Nairobi
Kenya
Journal of Zoology
C.J. Pennycuick
J. Rudnai
Virginia Unemployment Coverage Expands to 70 000 Workers
Congress signed act extends unemployment insurance to 70 000 Virginia workers effective Jan 1 1972. Small employers with 1 to 3 workers gain coverage. 15 000 more workers in state agencies join. Virginia has about 1.8 million workers with nearly 1 million eligible today.
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Richmond
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Nixon
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Virginia Employment Commission
William O. Heartwell Jr
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Bishop Walsh to Meet Pope Paul VI in Rome
Bishop James E. Walsh, freed after 12 years in captivity, is expected to fly to Rome for a meeting with Pope Paul VI in the last week of August. He may stay two to five days at the Vatican before returning to the United States to visit family in Cumberland Maryland.
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James E. Walsh
Rome
Paul VI
Vatican
United States
Cumberland
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