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Monday, July 29, 1985Part II 3 Cos Atiflelee gfaneg 550 More Goats Saved; Navy May Kill Others 4,500 Pledge $630,000 for AIDS Victims Writer By GORDON GRANT, Times Staff The latest attempt by an animal rights group to rescue a herd of wild goats on San Clemente Island ended Friday with 550 of the creatures rounded up but with no final decision on the fate of those remaining. Early this year the U.S. Navy, which owns the island about 60 miles west of San Diego and uses it most of the year for shelling and bombing practice, had planned to shoot the goats. Their reason was that biologists said the goats were destroying the habitats of several species of wildlife that appear on federal endangered species lists. The slaughter was put off when Defense Secretary Caspar W.

Weinberger intervened on behalf of the Fund for Animals, which proposed to save as many of the goats as possible by capturing them in nets dropped from a helicopter. During late February and early March, according to the fund's president, Cleveland Amory, 870 animals were caught and taken to the mainland, where they were offered for adoption by private citizens. The Navy allowed the rescue effort to resume July 5 through Friday, and Amory said that with the capture of 550 more animals, the herd on the island has been reduced to between 100 and 300. The goats, descendants of ani-mals put on the island about 200 years ago by seamen to provide food for crews of passing vessels, at one time numbered more than 20,000. Em OLD-WORN CHIPPED-UGLY BATHTUBS REFINISHED LIKE NEW WITHOUT REMOVING IT GUARANTEED WRITING" CALL TODAY FOR FULL INFORMATION AND PRICE OVER THE PHONE Cal.

Com. Lie. (460117 LA. Counties Orange Counties (213) 583-4577 (714) 538-957 PATIO SAVE 25 in an 04. The goats multiplied rapidly, and as they nibbled away at the undergrowth, they threatened the well-being of certain birds, lizards and plants protected by the federal Endangered Species Act, so the Navy was required to take steps to exterminate them.

Amory said he would propose within the next few days that his group be allowed to return to the island next winter to get as many more as possible. Navy spokesman Ken Mitchell said, however, that ordinarily the island is "cold" (not under fire) only during July of each year and that permitting the fund to capture goats last February was "a unique situation" because of Weinberger's action. "The Navy will take a census of the goats next Wednesday," Mitchell said. "After that, we expect to make a decision on whether to carry out our earlier plan to shoot them." Editor on Bill Cosby Show Killed in Fall PORT ANGELES, Wash. (UPI) The body of an editor on the staff of Bill Cosby's television situation comedy was located Sunday in rugged terrain in Olympic National Park, authorities said.

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Los Angeles, Calf. 90049 DOORS NEED HELP! flit I By ROBERT SCHWARTZ, Times Staff Writer About 4,500 people, more than twice as many as were expected, walked through the heart of Hollywood Sunday in an "AIDS Walka-thon" that brought in $630,000 to help fight the disease, organizers of the event said. Walkathon leaders were surprised and delighted by the large turnout, but they downplayed the effect on the size of the crowd from the announcement last week that actor Rock Hudson has the disease. "It may have helped some, but most of these people had already decided to participate and had lined up their pledges," said Richard Zeichik, an organizer of the event. Bill Misenhimer, executive director of AIDS ProjectLos Angeles, agreed that the Hudson announcement did not make a big difference Sunday, but he thought its significance would be felt in the long run.

"As tragic as it is that Rock Hudson has AIDS, the fact that he admitted it is the single most important thing to happen in the fight against AIDS," Misenhimer said. Plenty of Blisters Before the walk began at the Paramount Studios lot on Melrose Avenue, a host of politicians and celebrities, including Mayor Tom Bradley and actress Ann-Margret, addressed several thousand people who filled the dry water tank where Moses once parted the Red Sea. But, said Bradley, educating the public and finding a cure for AIDS would be a more difficult task than the one Charlton Heston faced in "The Ten Commandments." "It's time to put a stop to the nonsense and false rumors that surround this disease," he said. Most of the U.S. vicitms of the disease, acquired immune deficiency syndrome, have been gay men, but it also has spread to other segments of the population.

By the time the crowd set out on the 6.2-mile route, temperatures were in the mid 80s, and first-aid stations reported "a whole lot of blisters and a few cases of heat prostration" along the way. No one needed emergency medi -cal attention, however, and as the walkathon passed the Gay and Lesbian Community Service Cen- Some of the 4,500 who marched THOMAS KELSEY Los Angeles Times $630,000 to help fight AIDS. Exterior rolling shutters provide: SECURITY SUN CONTROL STORM PROTECTION INSULATION Free In-Home Demonstration in Hollywood Sunday and raised length poem by the late MacKinlay Kantor. Marsha Rybin, a junior high school teacher from Mission Hills who pushed her 3-year-old daughter, Tevis, in a stroller along the entire route, said: "I'm here to fight AIDS. People are terrifically misinformed about the disease." Jife Driessen, 45, said she was Ftesidential and Commercial Applications 100 Financing Available (805) 642-4404 (805) 642-4404 (714) 538-5571 LICENSE 455807 Electrically controlled from inside.

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