Mystery Of Cattle Mutilations Lingers In West
Fear and anger swept eastern Colorado and other western states last year over unsubstantiated reports of cattle mutilations. Investigations found predator activity rather than human involvement, but some locals remain convinced of human culprits while officials urge caution.
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Sea Laws at UN Put Ocean Tradition at Risk
Benjamin Franklin urged treating James Cook as a friend of mankind to promote sea knowledge. The United Nations Law of the Sea talks, now in New York, face deadlock with 154 countries negotiating a treaty that would curb research in 35 percent of world waters and allow censorship of findings. Negotiators fear little progress toward a final agreement next year.
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