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Posted August 26, 2015 by Dale Wiehoff
If predictions are correct that another round of avian flu will hit this fall, we need to quickly step back and take a hard look at how last spring's avian influenza disaster played out. A question that is getting little attention is what happened to the almost 50 million dead birds and the risks associated with their disposal?
The first reports in December of 2014 didn't hint at the tsunami of Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI) that was about to come crashing down on the U.S. poultry industry. Backyard flocks in Oregon and Washington set off the alarm bells. On December 19 it was confirmed that a backyard flock in Douglas County, Oregon was infected with HPAI H5N8, a strain of avian flu that was raging through Europe, infecting poultry from Italy to Holland.
The Douglas County flock was incinerated on December 21, 2014. By July 31 of 2015, the USDA reported that close to 48.1 million birds in the US died from the H5N2 strain. Most of the confirmed infections occurred in April and May with Minnesota and Iowa the hardest hit states. After "depopulating" (killing) the infected flocks, there remained the issue of how to dispose of at least 100,000 tons of dead birds without spreading the virus through the air, dust or water.
Posted August 17, 2015 by Ben Lilliston
When it comes to climate change, money can't solve everything, but it can help. The Green Climate Fund (GCF) is one of the most promising new vehicles to finance climate initiatives in developing countries already particularly hard hit by extreme weather. The GCF is gearing up to announce its initial round of approved projects prior to the global climate talks in Paris this December. But the GCF's success, and whether it can break from past failures of other multilateral banks, will depend not only on the amount of money it's able to raise from donor countries but also on the type of projects it supports.
A new report by the Institute for Policy Studies and Friends of the Earth U.S. provides a roadmap for future GCF funding. The report, with contributions from many organizations including IATP, highlights 22 energy and agricultural projects from developing countries in Africa, Asia and Latin America.
Posted August 13, 2015 by Dr. Steve Suppan
Analyzing agriculture in trade negotiations as they occur is a little like playing blind man's bluff. However, in a negotiations "game" with myriad consequences for the domestic regulations that protect public and environmental health and worker safety, among other public interests, the public is blind-folded throughout the negotiations. The other players are industry lobby groups and governments jockeying to achieve commercial advantage, often by removing regulatory "irritants" to trade through their privileged access to the negotiations process.
And the U.S. mainstream media are happy to play along with the game, as long as they get an occasional sneak peek at negotiations texts that the Obama administration denies to the public. For example, of the latest Transpacific Partnership (TPP) negotiating sessions, the New York Times writes, "A copy of the still incomplete intellectual property chapter, viewed by the New York Times, shows just how isolated the United States' position is."
Posted August 12, 2015 by Tara Ritter
Last week, President Obama announced the Clean Power Plan, the United States' strongest climate policy to date. The plan aims to reduce coal-fired power plant emissions by allowing states to devise their own plans to reach federally-mandated emissions reduction targets. This choose-your-own-adventure policy could send states down very different paths, some worse for the environment and community resilience than others.
A bragging point for the Clean Power Plan is its flexibility; all currently identified low-carbon energy sources can play a role in state plans, including natural gas, nuclear, hydropower and other renewables. But despite the low-carbon nature these energy technologies share, they differ greatly in overall community and environmental benefit. Natural gas is abundantly available today due to controversial fracking technology (most of which occurs near rural communities); hydropower requires dam construction (sometimes on massive scales); and nuclear power comes with the risk of disastrous accidents, issues around extraction and long-term storage problems.
Posted August 5, 2015 by Ben Lilliston
Farmers are no different from any buyer – they want to know what they're buying, how much it costs and its expected performance. But in the brave new world of agricultural seeds, where multiple traits and technology are stacked like Microsoft's operating system, it's becoming more and more difficult for farmers to separate out what is really needed and discover how much each piece is costing them. In the case of neonicotinoid (neonic) seed coatings used as a pesticide, both the effectiveness and costs are somewhat of a mystery, according to a new paper published by IATP today.
Posted July 29, 2015
"Every person ought to have the awareness that purchasing is always a moral – and not simply an economic – act," Pope Francis announced early this year. How can we spend our money as if our values matter?
In some sectors and for some values this is fairly easy. Food is an obvious example. Those who want to protect the environment and human and animal health will find abundant labels guiding them to the appropriate product: USDA Organic, free range, hormone free, grass fed. For those who want to strengthen community, shrink the distance between producer and consumer and support family farmers a growing number of grocery stores label locally grown or raised.
For those who want to support farmworkers as well as farmers, however, little guidance is available. The recently launched Equitable Food Initiative and Food Justice Certified labels hope to fill this gap. The former identifies food that has been harvested by workers paid a fair wage and laboring under safe and fair conditions. The latter offers three tiers of certification covering farm, processor and vendor/retailer. Only farms have been certified.
Posted July 23, 2015 by Dr. Steve Suppan
Trade agreements require that all domestic regulations undergo "trade impact" or cost-benefit analyses before implementation to demonstrate that they are "least trade restrictive" and "necessary" to protect public and environmental health, worker safety and other public interest objectives. United Nations human rights advocates have responded by proposing that all trade agreements include provisions for "human rights impact" studies before and after implementation.
As the United States attempts to finalize the terms of the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) agreement, a human rights requirement in the Fast Track Trade Promotion Authority (TPA) bill signed by President Barack Obama on June 29 may reduce the TPP members by at least one, despite White House claims that fast track TPA protects human rights. The human rights debate over trade has heated up in Washington and Geneva, the home of the UN Human Rights Council (UNHRC).
Posted July 23, 2015
"What is your chlorine chicken?" was the question, midway through our five-day, nonstop tour of seven European cities to talk about the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP), the largest bilateral trade agreement in history, currently being negotiated between the United States and the European Union. The very public European rallying cry "no chlorine chicken" not only sums up fundamentally different food safety and agricultural practices in the EU and U.S., but also the possibility that TTIP will dilute the precautionary principle that guides EU environmental and health policies, ultimately compromising small-scale farms and diminishing quality of life.
It was a good question and worth some thought. Is there an issue or catch-phrase that sums up American views on TTIP? After all, I was in Europe on a TTIP speaking tour (organized by the Greens and European Free Alliance of the European Parliament), along with Thea Lee, AFL-CIO economist and deputy chief staff, and Melinda St. Louis, Director of International Campaigns for Public Citizen's Global Trade Watch, to talk specifically about the American point of view.
Posted July 16, 2015 by Dr. Steve Suppan
A slogan that summarizes NGO and European Union Parliament requirements for regulating products of nanotechnology is "No data, no market." But what kind of data and for what kind of market? I participated in a National Nanotechnology Initiative (NNI)/Consumer Products Safety Commission (CPSC) workshop, "Quantifying Exposure to Engineered Nanomaterials from Manufactured Products," (QEEN) to get answers to those and related questions. The CPSC, whose budget was described by one of its officials as a "rounding error" relative to other NNI agencies' budgets, co-organized an excellent workshop dedicated to producing data to protect consumers. According to both academic and regulatory scientist presentations at QEEN, it is no small task to generate reliable, good quality data to measure the exposure of humans, animals and the environment materials ranging from atomic to molecular-size that have been advertised as the basis for the 21st Century Industrial Revolution.
Posted July 14, 2015 by Dr. Steve Suppan
Note: The following blog was submitted as a commentary in mid-June to the Minneapolis Star Tribune, which declined to print it.
Peter Orszag's attempt to discredit Senator Elizabeth Warren's leadership of the movement against fast-track Trade Promotion Authority and the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) agreement neglects to disclose his financial interest in TPP and to accurately characterize the TPP ("So trade with Asia is OK if it benefits your own port?" Star Tribune, June 15, 2015).
Orszag identifies himself accurately as the former Director of the Office of Management and Budget under President Obama. But he left the Obama administration in 2009 to become Vice Chairman of Investment Banking and Corporate Strategy and Chairman of the Financial Strategy and Solutions Group at Citigroup. Citigroup received more than $2.6 trillion in ultra-low interest Federal Reserve Bank loans from 2007 to 2010 to save it from bankruptcy (according to a Levy Institute study by James Felkerson).
In May, the banking group pled guilty to a felony for price-fixing billions of dollars of trades in foreign exchange rates. However, the Securities and Exchange Commission voted to waive felony penalties to allow Citigroup and other felon banks to continue to do business as usual. Neither Orszag nor any Citigroup executive was personally charged with a crime, but his strategic role in defending Citigroup drives the underhanded animus of this screed.


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Article: Severe Neutropenia in a Renal Transplant Patient Suggesting an Interaction Between Mycophenolate and Fenofibrate[Show abstract] [Hide abstract] ABSTRACT: To describe a patient in whom initiation of micronized fenofibrate precipitated mycophenolate induced neutropenia. A 57-year-old man was admitted to the hospital because of febrile neutropenia. He had undergone kidney transplantation seventeen years ago. The patient's immunosuppressive maintenance regimen consisted of mycophenolate mofetil (MMF) 500 mg three times a day, and meprednisone 4 mg daily. His medical history included, hypertension treated with losartan 50mg daily, and dyslipidemia treated with ezetimibe 10mg /simvastatin 20mg for four years (until 2 weeks before admission when micronized fenofibrate 200 mg per day was started because of persistently elevated triglycerides levels. On presentation temperature was 37.8°C and initial laboratory tests showed 3130 White Blood Cell Count(WBC)/μL with neutropenia (absolute neutrophil count (ANC) 313/μL) Fenofibrate and mycophenolate mofetil were discontinued, piperacillin tazobactam 4.5gr three times a day and granulocyte stimulation factor 300 μg/day were started. Three days after admission WBC was 7280/μL, neutrophils: 22%, ANC: 1160/mm(3). Mycophenolate mofetil was restarted and granulocyte stimulation factor was discontinued. One month after discharge his WBC was 4480/μL and ANC 1926/μL. The initiation of fenofibrate in a patient on stable and therapeutic doses of mycophenolate may have precipitated mycophenolate induced neutropenia, a well described, dose dependent phenomenon. Mycophenolic acid (MPA) displays a complex pharmacokinetic profile susceptible to potential significant interactions with fenofibrate. Since approximately 99% of MPA and fenofibrate bind to albumin, displacement may occur, leading to increased free MPA. Second competition of fenofibric acid for UGT1A9 an enzyme implicated in conjugation of MPA may have decreased its metabolism. The combination of these two effects may increase the risk of dose dependent neutropenia. Using the Interaction Probability Scale (DIPS), the interaction was designated as probable. Until further evidence is available, when fenofibrate is started in a renal transplant patient on mycophenolate careful monitoring should be considered to avoid potentially fatal complications.
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I wonder why some females are afflicted by this and not others. Why do some buy into the culture and others are not affected by it?
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@ Sal: That would be an interesting sociological study to perform.
From personal observation, there doesn't seem to be a rational connection - sometimes it affects 2 (or more) girls in the same family, such as this author and her sister, sometimes one girl will be affected and her sister(s) won't, popular girls, not-popular girls, athletic girls, non-athletic girls - there really seems to be little rhyme or reason.
It would definitely be an interesting and worthwhile study to conduct.
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I have never been aware of a national culture that pressures people into being
emaciated, or that regards emaciation as beautiful. I don't see many
emaciated people around. There are lots of women who "love themselves and
their imperfect bodies", lots of men too. No one need feel alone even in
being obese; it's such a common problem.
Why is it so hard to be neither painfully thin or obese? I hear people being called "thin" who are actually a little overweight which, to some extent, is actually healthy. I think you need to carry a little fat around on you as a reserve, but no need to go to the point where you can't walk, and your lungs and heart cannot meet the demands placed on them when performing normal daily functions.
We all have our flaws but, in the end, everyone needs to learn some self discipline to keep the edge on life, without any necessity whatsoever in going to extremes of thinness or overweight.
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When I was a teenager I attended a junior high school where many of the girls tended to be slightly overweight. I would have never noticed because I didn't care, but they constantly took note of my being "skinny." I tried to gain weight to "fit in" but it didn't work, probably because we didn't have a lot of high calorie foods, and I was constantly doing outdoor work and activity. Eventually I lost interest in the whole issue and the remarks slid off my oily duck feathers. However, I can imagine that had I also been beset by media deluge on the topic, I might have been more vulnerable. We didn't have TV and this was long before social media, and I am grateful beyond words I didn't have to deal with those plagues when I was a teenager. It would be interesting to determine who is susceptible to indoctrination to be thin or tan or whatever is prescribed by the media. It is absurd to have these influences, but they are reality.
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Iran: Knowing Nothing
I believe the Iranian election was stolen. Millions of Americans believe the same. Millions of Iranians believe the same.
But how, exactly, have we come to hold this opinion?
Up until very recently, it appeared President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad would walk away with his reelection, despite widespread discontent in Iran with his handling of the economy and despite unease with the position he's put Iran in internationally. In the few weeks before the election, however, a surge in support was reported for Mir Hossein Mousavi.
538 looked at the pre-election polling ("Fortunately, opinion polling has been quite extensive in the run-up to today's election. Unfortunately, much of it has been focused on Tehran, has included dubious, push-polling language, or includes candidates for office that are not running or neglects some that are."), and it showed Ahmadinejad with a lead, if a narrow one:
The most likely scenario wasn't a Mousavi romp, no matter how much some in the West might have wanted to see Ahmadinejad humiliated. The most likely scenario was a runoff, quite posible with Ahmadinejad in the lead.
Now, the strongest evidence that the election was stolen comes from the behavior of the regime since the voting took place. A ridiculous figure was apparently assigned to Ahmadinejad (upward of 60%), the votes were "counted" before any such thing could have taken place, and the vote totals by province are ridiculously fishy.
That said, many Americans are constructing a narrative where the great mass of Iranians wanted to throw out Ahmadinejad — despite the fact that some 40%-50% of Iranians, in the best polls we have, were perfectly happy to reelect him.
It seems a few common errors are occurring here (many familiar from our look at The Roots of Anti-Vaccine Insanity):
* Projection: Americans are projecting their hatred of Ahmadinejad onto the mass of the Iranian people.
* Confirmation bias: People, on both sides, filter all the information they take in through their own preconceptions — particularly easy to do when all the information coming out of Iran is a mishmash of rumor and propaganda.
* Halo effect: Thinking only bad (or good) things about the Iranian regime makes one think all of its characteristics and actions must be bad (or good).
Lastly, given the complexity of the Iranian regime, it makes little sense to attribute one, singular "intention" to anything "it" does. There are a lot of moving parts, and Americans are unfamiliar with pretty much every single one of them.
Writing our own little narrative of what must be going on is unavoidable — humans need stories — but it's worth keeping in mind at all times that we're in the "fog of war," and the "truth" we think we're uniquely privy to is changing every instant.
As much as I admire the work being done by bloggers in this haze — see, of course, Andrew Sullivan — it's doubly biased: The bloggers are looking only for anti-regime information, and the readers are absorbing only anti-regime information. If there are mistakes, these mistakes will be remembered as the truth — even if corrected. As we've seen, that's the nature of human memory.
Perhaps this problem doesn't matter. Long experience has shown us that the Iranian regime truly is malignant — toward the West and toward the freedom of its own people. A revolution that toppled that evil regime would at least give the Iranian people a chance at a better future.
As bullets fly toward protesters, perhaps we're reminded that every movement needs its own narrative — almost always self-serving, highly tenuous with regard to fact, but capable of binding people together to fight a common enemy.
Ultimately, assuming the pre-election polls were right (and thus that Ahmadinejad could have fought another day in a runoff), it's the election thieves themselves who allowed a narrative so destructive to their own interests to take hold. And it's the fault of the thugocracy that the public is so eager for change that thousands in the streets of Tehran are willing to risk their lives for freedom.
Like this post on the Iranian election aftermath? Check out these other posts from True/Slant contributors:
Phil Zabriskie: 'Winds of Tehran Part II'
Jonathan Curiel: In droves, Iran's women have come out of their political closet
Mark Drapeau: How the Iranian Elections Turned "CNN Fail" Into a Media Success
Joshua Kucera: What if Twitter is leading us all astray in Iran?
Ethan Porter: Obama engages by not engaging
Marc Herman: How Iran 'Jams' Election News
Kate Klonick: This is no green revolution
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Vintage Model 8B American Flyer Power Transformer with Instructions. I would say it's in really good working and physical condition for as old as it is. Transformer has a 6 ft. cord in good shape. There are no signs of dry rot or cracking and is still very pliable.
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Seared Salmon with White Beans & Fennel
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You could call this recipe triple-fennel salmon because it uses the fresh fennel bulb, the fronds and fennel seeds. The end result is melt-in-your-mouth, seared salmon fillets with an earthy bean topping. Add a mixed green salad to complete the meal.
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- 3 teaspoons extra-virgin olive oil, divided
- 1 small bulb fennel, halved, cored and thinly sliced, plus 1 tablespoon chopped fennel fronds
- 1 15-ounce can white beans, rinsed
- 1 medium tomato, diced
- 1/4 cup dry white wine
- 1 1/2 teaspoons Dijon mustard
- 1/4 teaspoon freshly ground pepper, divided
- 1 teaspoon fennel seed
- 8 ounces center-cut salmon fillet, skinned (see Tip) and cut into 2 portions
- Heat 1 teaspoon oil in a large nonstick skillet over medium heat. Add sliced fennel; cook, stirring occasionally, until lightly browned, about 6 minutes. Stir in beans, tomato and wine. Cook, stirring occasionally, until the tomato begins to break down, about 3 minutes. Transfer to a bowl; stir in chopped fennel fronds, mustard and 1/8 teaspoon pepper. Cover to keep warm.
- Rinse and dry the pan. Combine fennel seed and the remaining 1/8 teaspoon pepper in a small bowl; sprinkle evenly on both sides of salmon. Heat the remaining 2 teaspoons oil in the pan over medium-high heat until shimmering but not smoking. Add the salmon, skinned side up; cook until golden brown, 3 to 6 minutes. Turn the salmon over, cover and remove from the heat. Allow the salmon to finish cooking off the heat until just cooked through, 3 to 6 minutes more. Serve the salmon with the bean mixture.
Tips & Notes
- Tip: To skin a salmon fillet, place it skin-side down on a cutting board. Starting at one corner, slip the blade of a long, knife between the fish flesh and the skin, holding the skin down firmly with your other hand. Gently push the blade along at a 30° angle, separating the fillet from the skin without cutting through either.
Per serving: 460 calories; 21 g fat (4 g sat, 10 g mono); 67 mg cholesterol; 39 g carbohydrates; 34 g protein; 13 g fiber; 610 mg sodium; 1589 mg potassium.
Nutrition Bonus: Vitamin C (50% daily value), Potassium (45% dv), Calcium, Iron & Vitamin A (20% dv), Folate (18% dv).
Carbohydrate Servings: 2
Exchanges: 2 starch, 1 vegetable, 3 lean meat, 1 1/2 fat
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Alumni Report: Rating North County prospects
The wait is nearly over.
The Major League Baseball season is just days away, soon after comes minor-league play.
For those who follow high school baseball, here is a look at the North County players Baseball America believes are the best in their organization with where they fall in that organization's top 30 prospects.
11. Tim Berry, LHP, Baltimore Orioles, San Marcos High
The Orioles took a chance in the 50th round in 2009 after Berry had Tommy John reconstructive elbow surgery in his senior season. He was 5-5 with a 4.72 ERA at High-A Frederick last season after a promotion from Low-A. Berry's fastball sits at 90-94 with a plus curve ball and a solid change. He's projected to start this season at Double-A Bowie.
11. Alex Dickerson, 1B, Pittsburgh Pirates, Poway High
The Big Ten Triple Crown winner as a sophomore at Indiana, Dickerson was taken by the Pirates in the third round in 2011. He was the Florida State League Player of the Year last season, hitting .296 with 31 doubles 13 homers and 90 RBIs. His power numbers should go up as he escapes the big ballparks and humidity in Florida. Baseball America sees him starting the season in Double-A with a chance to be in the big leagues in 2014.
16. Philip Evans, SS, New York Mets, La Costa Canyon High
The Mets took Evans in the 15th round in 2011 and lured him away from San Diego State with a big bonus. He's a gap hitter and has an idea of the strike zone. Baseball America fears he has maxed out physically. He's fluid in the field with average range and an above-average arm. After playing Short Season-A last season, he should open the season at Low-A Savannah.
17. Tony Wolters, 2B/SS, Cleveland Indians, Rancho Buena Vista High
A third-round pick in 2010, he signed for $1.35 million. Had a solid year in High-A last season, hitting .260, but struck out 104 times. Has clean hands and a solid arm, but may project better as a second baseman. Should start the season at Double-A.
19. Kevin Vance, RHP, Chicago White Sox, Torrey Pines High
Drafted in the 19th round out of Connecticut in 2011 where he was both a hitter and pitcher. Vance earned a promotion from Low-A and was spectacular in 11 appearances with High-A Winston-Salem. Fastball sits in the low 90s, with a plus curve. He could start at Double-A and Baseball America says a good start could lead to a promotion to the big leagues.
21. Will Swanner, C, Colorado Rockies, La Costa Canyon High
Signed as a 15th-round pick in 2010, Swanner has shown good power. But he strikes out too much — 101 times in 88 games last season. Baseball America questions long-range ability with the bat as well as defensively and suggests a move to first base. Figures to start the season at High-A Modesto.
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Winslow Mail (Newspaper) - July 8, 1982, Winslow, Arizona Corporation 3322 Third East Lake LT ' Class Postage Paid At Arizona 86047 USPS 247-160 1894 Volume 89 Number 8Holbrook, July 8, 1982 Copy 25 Hearing Will Be Conducted In Robert on the land known as the or Senate 1795, will be held in on July 13. from six groups will be heard in the two and one-half hour including Peter chairman of the Navajo Ivan Hopi tribal Mrs. Annie resident of Big a delegation from Northern Arizona Citizens Against Relocation and the Bureau of Land Management purpose of the oversight hearings is to gather testimony from people who will be affected by the Relocation primary objective of the Goldwater hearings will be to help longtime residents of Big Mountain stay in their homes on disputed proposed legislation would implement a land exchange along lines proposed last year by the Hopi tribe to the Big Mountain land exchange would put traditional Navajo families in on the Navajo side of the partition line between the two and allow them to stay in in 16 parcels of land now under Navajo control would be given to the Hopi The size of the land being exchanged is roughly representing various interests in Northeastern Arizona will testify at the delegation from NACAR includes its Doy Mike and Marlin The ranchers will tell the committee their views on the impact the Relocation Act will have on area ranchers and Northern Arizona in ranchers face the potential threat of losing their leased without if the Navajo tribe claims 400,000 acres of land to expand their chairman of the Navajo County Board of will be in Washington during the and plans to attend the cities of Holbrook and Winslow will both have written proposals read into the record The outlook and opinions of the two city councils are outlined in the Georgia said Senator Barry Goldwater's office informed her the hearing schedule was and no more speakers could be heard at the sent the Winslow city council position paper to the and those views will be on she Relocation based in will present a report on the progress of the The law requires some 9,000 Navajos and 100 Hopis to vacate their homes in the Bureau of Land Management will also report to the committee regarding the progress of the Navajo Tribe's selection of land to move to in the relocation of the Senate Select Committee on Indian Affairs include Sen. Sen. John Melcher Sen. Barry Goldwater Sen. Mark Andrews Sen. Dennis DeConcini and Sen. Hopi Tribe will be represented by a delegation headed by Tribal Tven Sidney and its John Hopi people have been forced onto a land area about the size of the reservation given to them by executive order of President Chester Arthur in 1882, while the Navajos have a reservation many times the size of their original including three quarters of the Hopi Sidney staff assistant to Senator said is concerned with the relocation especially in the Big Mountain where about 1,000 Navajo may be forced off the land where their families have lived for do you protect the rights of the majority while preserving the rights of the she asked in summing up the law states the Hopis own the land in the Big Mountain and Senator Goldwater is trying to force some progress on the Ms. Thompson do not foresee any legislation being passed that will take from the Hopis their rights to the she Thompson said Senator Goldwater does respect the fact that all court decisions handed down have reaffirmed the Hopi right to the Thompson said one goal of the July 13 hearings will be to remove politics from the politics enter into the people members of the Frank Perkins Post No. 15, American Legion made up the color guard for the ceremonies opening the dedication program at the Bulldog Stadium Sunday Henry Smith served as Selso Lopez carried the be Sosten Lopez was the George Ted Marquez and Fred Rodriguez were the flag the guards were Larry Anderson and Joey by Margaret Council Discusses Use Of Federal Revenue Sharing Margaret revenue sharing and suggested programs and items that might be purchased with these funds were the subject of a public hearing conducted as part of the Winslow City Council last were few comments or suggestions from the as to projects that might be by revenue sharing The council members reviewed a list of recommendations and suggested the proposals for expending revenue sharing monies were the council podium changes and floor an irrigation payments to Hallec purchase of Centennial a new a fire station and the purchase of new vehicles for the Police cemetery perpetual care extension and Dumpty was put back together The welcome east of was battered to pieces during winter and spring storms and has been It is in place greeting tourists and inviting them to stop for a while in The Winslow Sign Committee originally had the sign and subsequently arranged for its repair and Starts Search For Relocation Presents New Plan To Bureau of Land Management will initiate a search for public lands near border suitable for relocation Indian Project Office Manager Malcolm Johnson announced this This Paul Barger Editor and I trust the Congress will take a long look at the proposed relocation It seems to me there have to be some alternatives that need to be explored before we plunge head-on into the of the basic problems is that no one realized how extensive the relocation program would be when it was first It involves many thousands rather than the small number of people first cost is bound to be millions and millions of dollars more than first program will also involve the relocation of many ranchers whose property will be acquired as part of the Just how extensive and expensive this will be has not yet been the most tragic of will be the moving of people from their ancestral homes to places where they will live in a lifestyle to which they are not of these people do not have skills for the limited job opportunities which may particular relocation is just the If relocation is the in this you can bet it will be utilized in the Moenkopi area when the issue is brought up can also be sure that many people will have to be displaced from at a huge the relocation program actually solved one might be able to accept it. But it It only creates more problems than it can ever Let's hope Congress begins to understand survey is being made at the request of the Navajo Tribe and is expected to result in identification of lands suitable for typical residential subdivision Johnson search will concentrate on public or private land available for exchange in close proximity to border communities where employment opportunities might he projected developments would be randomly located around existing Johnson said BLM will soon begin contacting community and local government bodies to solicit their input in identifying prospective information can be obtained from the Indian Project 2708 N. 4th Ariz. 86001 or by calling 779-3311, extension 1568. City of Winslow has drawn up its own plan of action to deal with the possible relocation of hundreds of Indian that welcomes those families to the and entices industry to move there compiled by Community Development Director Emily would require million in federal grants and loans to build housing and a strong industrial base for plan calls for the construction of 150 single-family homes for some 250 Indian families who may be forced to move from the industrial Development Sought By One Time To says she will not brag about her highly gifted and absolutely adorable recent several proposals to settle the land dispute have such proposal was set forth by Mike a Winslow area rancher and member of the Northern Arizona Citizens Against tion also of Winslow is also a coauthor of the plan is heavily dependent on federal funds to develop land current reservation for both as well as sparking industrial growth in the cities of Holbrook and Winslow to employ area proposal would spend million in federal funds to support several first recommendation calls for 500 Navajo families to stay on under life tenancy laws already in additional 500 Navajo families would Continued On Page 6 generator for the outdoor swimming podium and floor at an approximate cost of to received top priority listing as the council discussion proposal is to remodel the council seats in the meeting room at the Police Court simply by taking the seats at each end of the row and curving them inward so that the council members can have eye contact and more like a while they are conducting meetings and discussing as explained by Vance city project would include a podium and microphone for the use of persons in the audience who wish to address the on the suggested list of priorities was an irrigation with a proposed cost of While the members did not discuss this matter during the it was posted for a high priority in the discussion process. the plan calls for the formation of an entity to run Clear Creek in an effort to transport water to people who hold water The district would if become a official although the legalities of are not yet council members held an extended discussion on a proposed parallel water The parallel line was not included in a list of proposals submitted for the council's consideration prior to the city told the council that it would be difficult to estimate the cost of the line and stated that from a physical standpoint the line is not really as in no overloading the single noted hat the second water line could serve as an but might be expensive at an estimated per Approximately one mile of line is there are two lines from the well about one mile out of town there is only one section of water Pete Madrid Jr. said that he'd been advised that there would be a saving On Page 6 Mazon Dies Of Gunshot program would cost an estimated commercial development for the city would cost a new tourist center would cost market development would cost and administration would City Council has taken the position that anyone who wants to live in Winslow is and the million in tax dollars they are requesting would make the relocation of Indian families ideas are said Twinkle staff assistant to Senator when she saw the proposal July 2. 30 July 1 July 2 July 3 July 4 July 5 July 6 clouds 90 89 91 89 84 82 62 55 49 58 54 chance night and early morning showers by sunny and warmer through the weekend with temperatures forecast in the A trace of moisture was recorded June 30. 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For more than forty years Yitzhak Rabin played a critical role in shaping Israeli national security policy and military doctrine. He began as a soldier in the Palmach, the elite underground unit of the Jewish community in Palestine, served in the 1948 War of Independence, and ultimately became chief of staff of the Israel Defense Force (IDF), defense minister in several governments, ambassador to the United States, and, twice, prime minister. As chief of staff, Rabin led the IDF to its triumph in the 1967 Six Day War. He was assassinated in 1995 as prime minister as he left a peace rally.
Drawing on unpublished materials and interviews with important sources, including Rabin himself, Efraim Inbar's work offers a systematic study of Rabin's strategic thinking and his policies. Topics include the evolution of Rabin's thinking, his contributions to IDF military buildup, his stress on Israel's relationship to the United States, his attitudes toward the use of force, and his approach to Israel's nuclear status in the Middle East. Inbar's conclusion evaluates Rabin's contribution to Israel's national security and assesses Rabin's personal transition from warrior to peace maker. Because of Rabin's crucial role in Israel's defense establishment at important junctures in its history, this book provides an important view into the security challenges Israel has faced and how the country has responded over four decades.
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HANOVER, N.H. - The women's tennis team headed up to Dartmouth for a rematch from disappointing fall tournament play, but Dartmouth was ready for them. In competition play, the Minutewomen were unable to score a single point on the Big Green, for the first time this season. UMass is now 3-9 all time against Dartmouth.
The two teams decided to allow most of their players to compete during the match however as there were five doubles matches on the day as well as nine singles matches, but only the top three doubles and the top six singles counted towards the score of the match.
UMass lost the doubles point of the match for the third straight time this season after winning the first four doubles points at the beginning of the year. Dartmouth resounding beat UMass in each of the No. 1-3 doubles matches with scores of 8-4, 8-1 and 8-0 respectively.
Singles play wasn't much different as Candynce Boney (Las Vegas, Nev.) and Laura Danai (Holyoke, Mass.) were the only Minutewomen to come close to beating their Dartmouth foes. The lone shining point on the day was in No. 7 and 8 doubles as Kristin DiPiero (Huntingdon, Pa.) continued on her winning streak at Dartmouth beating J. Murray 9-8(1) and Lauren MacKay (Redding, Conn.) downed D. Murray 8-7(1).
The Minutewomen are back in action Sunday February 24 at home against Army at 12:00 p.m. at the Hampshire College Indoor Courts.
Box Score
1. Pozar vs. Scott Dartmouth won, 6-0, 6-0
2. Boney vs. Winingham Dartmouth won, 6-3, 7-5
3. Hodgson vs. Adler Dartmouth won, 6-2, 6-3
4. Lecluyse vs. Reichel Dartmouth won, 6-2, 6-0
5. Carpenter vs. Suydam Dartmouth won, 6-0, 6-0
6. Danai vs. Mitchell Dartmouth won, 7-5, 6-3
7. DiPiero vs. J. Murray UMass won, 9-8 (1)
8. MacKay vs. D. Murray UMass won, 8-7 (7)
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