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PiPage A3 Ob$iiia;(Clinton .A V I E V A F ]IELD chart anI endgameI le to primaliry battle ByBetiiFouhy . Associated Press'writer NEWYORK— IVvQ week;•eks before th e final prim ary thcir innrathon battle,, BarackH. Obama and* Hillaillary Rodham Qinton were can:ampoignlng hard Wednesdtsday. B oth w ere In R orlda, b uu t tlth cir goals could hardly hhave a been more cliffercnt — or said morc about how eaieacli o n e ho p es to b ring their: historichli race to a closc. rO bam a, feeling sure o>f f thetl Democratic nomlnatio w as t r ^ g to stake a n earljarly claim to a state th a t cou be qmdal.in the genera!a! ,cclcction against Republlcilican John.M cCain'..'CJlntoh, InsistingIrij she can still be h p B ^ ‘i'nbmlhet!.:W aS niakiaking an impassioned,plea f ' thb stated d&i])'utcd ^ m a ^ - '’r6sults-''to 'be M countcd.-; ■. H f.Obahia'pl^ to'^n-’ B tM t th e flrtal th ree prl- I rnarics .in; P u c n o Rico.- m South • balcbta '' and For more'focal and national ' M o n tan a, b u t . h e Is election'news, go to already movingon, well Maglcvatley.com and hit thi into the early stages of a Elections 2008 button. general clcction plan trMurnm thai wlirtake hlrfi to otherher critical swing states In1 tlth e Wltii a view from aboutmtSOOfeet'aplaaR^u^FMox 5 ag Sendee loc. bellcopter, a fannemer trorfis a fleld west of Tiria FallFalls Tuesday moming. corning weeks. ' .His' cam pa!^ was offeritering so m e n ew delegate mn a a th ~ ~ ~ ' -=■ before the last votes wer.vere cast. ■•BecJausc o f how th e popany allocates its delegatt Obama almost certainlyy cannotc win the nominatlc b ased o n th e 86 pledged1 dcdelegates yet to b e claim edE W h o)’s ’ tiredI of the;big,b{ladwoljI? ^ e final three contests. Dut his advisers projcct th at Ih e ^cds Just 25 to 28' mornore superdeiegates to cop a b o ard by th e e n d o f th eI pip rim aries to p u t h im overX tl More thann 100 turn p F ~ top. M ^ a lalley.dom l Tlie campaign's estimattlatc was confirmed through o u tfo rF &kG’s ( m eeting - . >^tch testimorv.fy.frorri separate tabulation by Tlielie Associated Press, ^Wednesday night's public heehearing." ' , As for Clinton; aides sasaid she has twb immcdiadiatc BySeanBmlin Staff writer - PIPlease se e EMDGAME, Page)»eA3' ^ hhas been deva.stating lO't}• the state's elk T h e newly-dellste(sted gray wolf was prac- populations,p Invoking thee iire o f h unters. ticaJly In the crossh;sshairs os local hunters, SeveralS' hunters and ouiQUtfittcrs com- ranchers andoulfittifitters v en ted th eir fnis- plainedp th at tliey've h ad toto jgo o ut o f state P R j- '* • tratlons aboUt the1C ]predators' cffccts on totc h u n t for elk each season.)n. *HKjnnBn • Idaho's big gamee ppopulaUon and local “If you guys don't d o soi lett, of Stanley, discusses the negatnative livestock. , now.n I'm afraid It's already o< I effects oflof wolves during an Idaho Flsh andid Game )f the crowd agreed tiie gray vrolvps Into Idaho Please seele \WOLF. Page A3 Commluloiulon meeting Wednesday night inI i<ieronie. T h e m ajority o f tl introduction of gra; 1 r idal: Interiiior rulings: subject toD m e d d lin g) Tlie fourr cofficials — includ- inter!erfcrcnce by Julielie T he Busli adniiiiiststra tio n wrtter ing three Bu}ush administration MacLicDonald, a high-rankinglg later reversed seven rulingsr I : u s offli . appointeess •— may have put. Intcricrlor ofilcial who resigned:d that denied endaniingercd 4 — A con* pqlitical pn)ressurc on lower- lastt ;year after the depart-rt- .species increased p roxcciion. tt H i . SyMattbewDatr :igator assert- ranking cm;Tiployees w ho w ere m en:nt's t inspector generalal saying MncDoiiald's .ictions.i< ' Assoclrted Press writthat at least deciding cnjndangered species founclind that she pressured gov-V- hnd tainted th e d ecision>ns. D ^ r i& 'p ie ^ M iiu i iwpefst,H Sen. B a r ^ Obaisi, D-IO, kft, lam ent offi- cases, saidi ta top investigator ernmiment scientists to alterer The officials nn a m e d H^aiis^aToniUlB^Ia •, WASHINGTONlappropriate- - for thee Government tlielr:lr findings about endan-n- Wednesday were not accusedac MoB,D4LYnlK>l(ls.b^s«HhI»r gresslonftl investigaidecisions on Accountabiliilllty O filce.. gered'ed speclcs and leaked;d of wrongdoing, per se,S( b ut daifMif,CMuf,ulbeI>litr(latredaced «t'a caniulcB m n t|M k : ed Wednesday thaendangered The ailegagallon came during Infonormation about spcclf^sr.s fotu" Interior D ep art ^ Ratoi, 0>) diy.Jv- ' a H ouse h esaring a on purported' decisi:lslons to Industry ufTiclals.s. 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