Arizona Daily Star from Tucson, Arizona • Page 20

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There's no question about that It's critical," said Art Risser, general curator of birds for the Zoological Society of San Diego. The ailing bird was captured Friday at the beginning of a roundup of the last six California condois known to survive in the wild. The nearly extinct condor, with a wing-span of about 10 feet, is the largest of all North American birds. The lead level in the condor's, blood yesterday was 4.2 parts per million "considered a lethal level," said Tom Hanscom, a spokesman for San Diego Wild Animal Park. The lead level had been 1.5 parts per million when the bird's blood was tested last month after a sample was taken in the wild, Risser said.

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The treatment would continue five more days, he said. "We're guardedly optimistic about it at this point," Risser said by telephone. "We've had birds that have higher lead levels than this one (and still survived), but it has even a higher lead level than when it was sampled Nov. 23." Twenty-one other condors are being held at the San Diego park and at the Los Angeles Zoo, where wildlife officials hope they will breed birds to release into the wild. I 1 I The Associated Press Ailing condor is being held at San Diego Wild Animal Park i Phoenix: Paradise Valley Shopping Center 996-2550 Park Central Mall 263-5400 Chris-Town Mall 242-8899 Westridge Mall 849-6100 Mesa: Tri-City Mall 835-0990 Tucson: Tucson 293-8100 El Con Mall 881-2200 Open All Store Hours Including Sunday 10 hurt, 35 arrested in strike violence; outside Chicago Tribune printing plant the bricks flew," said Palucci.

"A few people got stepped on by horses." At least 100 tactical officers from police districts around the city were at the rally, Martin said. One police officer was treated for a minor injury after being hit in the head by a brick, Cunningham said. The injured included five Tribune employees, said company spokesman Robert Dickey. The injuries were believed to be minor, according to police, union and company spokesmen. I At its midmorning peak, the rally had drawn about 10,000 members of other unions representing firefighters, steelworkers, airline pilots, hotel and restau- i By Carroll Thomas The Associated Press CHICAGO Police on horseback quelled violence at a rally yesterday by striking unions outside the Chicago Tribune printing plant, where 10 people suffered minor injuries and 35 were arrested.

Those injured sustained cuts and scrapes after being hit by rocks and were taken by private cars to hospitals, police said. Twenty-six of those arrested were charged with disorderly conduct after violence broke out about 5 a.m., said Deputy Police Chief Leroy Martin. Nine others were arrested by yesterday afternoon, most on charges of disorderly conduct, said pol'ce spokesman Tom Cunningham. One man was charged with destroying property, Cunningham said. Mounted police quickly brought yesterday morning's crowd outside the plant under control, said City Attorney Dan Welter, who was called to the scene by police.

Sgme Beople in the crowd, which Martin estimated as "a couple of thousand," threw rocks at delivery trucks as they attempted to drive out of one of the Freedom Center printing plant's exits, he said. Tony Palucci, a striking mailer who was hit above the right eye by a brick, said the violence began when strikers tried to block the trucks and police moved in. "The horses spread the people out and that's when 111 HI I ciiu wui kcis auu U111C1 inuusuics. Dickey said windows were broken on several delivery trucks, but he did not know how many trucks were damaged. He said the company, which had filed suit Thursday in an attempt to prevent the rally, had not decided whether to take further court action.

I The Tribune and attorneys for the three production unions, which have been on strike since July, signed an agreement before a Cook County Circuit Court judge Friday, promising they would not interfere with one another at the mass rally. The Chicago Typographical Union No. 16, Chicago Web Printing Pressman's Union No. 7 and Chicago Mailers Union No. 2 have been on strike since July 18.

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