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u.a. communique sau. s< Trumpeter Swan : Making Comeback s< d: WASHINGTON, Sept. 15 (AP) Ol ct : --The trumpeter swan, once 80 near extinction, is m a k i n g a at comeback, the Department of Interior says. th tai The department's Bureau of ou Sport Fisheries and Wildlife re to porta nestings of the big birds pi; ih Nebraska and Minnesota this T1 summer. The hatching of a young swan at Carver County Park in Minnesota is the first re ported in that state in 100 years, the department said. In 1932, the number of trum peter swans in the continental United States was down to 89 and they were found only in Montana, Idaho and Wyoming. The department says the trum peter population now is abdit ' 4000, including some in Alaskg. J*? V. A/? -> 7 IOi Miut MUM y Will Replace Fisk b an LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (UPI) - A paper industry in southwest ed Arkansas has agreed to buy si $30,000 worth of fish to replace rs a large number killed when one U- of the plant's wood-treating Dn ponds overflowed. le The overlow killed fish for 40 miles along the Little River. / /~C L- , DSW 203081 STLCOPCB4053024