Question: what company is the largest japanese ship builder ?

this has removed a traditional advantage for the very punctual japanese yards and reduces the threat of competition from chinese yards which have also earned a reputation for tardiness .


Question: what company is the largest japanese ship builder ?

japanese and korean builders expect longer-term but limited competition from china and some competition in lng carrier construction from french builders , which had dominated the sector two decades ago .


Question: what company is the largest japanese ship builder ?

having established themselves as the world 's second largest shipbuilders , the korean yards now have become less aggressive competitors .


Question: what company is the largest japanese ship builder ?

japanese executives say that korean companies now understand the importance of 'harmony ' in the industry - the implication is that the deep discounting of the past is over .


Question: what company is the largest japanese ship builder ?

'it used to be that the koreans would ask you what your best price had been from the japanese and then they would just offer you 10 per cent less ' , said one foreign shipping executive in seoul .


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the company , japan 's largest heavy machinery manufacturer , said it would reduce the number of employees at its mihama plant in hiroshima by about 10 per cent , or close to 400 workers , to meet an equivalent fall in demand for products made at the plant .


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last autumn , the company sent a number of employees working at its machine-tool plants temporarily to mitsubishi motors , a fellow member of the group .


Question: what company is the largest japanese ship builder ?

the downturn has not yet led to huge redundancies , but japanese companies have been encouraging older employees to retire early , transferring staff to affiliated companies and restricting the intake of graduates .


Question: what company is the largest japanese ship builder ?

intra-group co-operation can be taken less for granted since the on-set of recession in 1991 prompted management across the group to place profitability , rather than gaining market share , as the prime objective , says mr masayoshi hayashikawa , general manager of planning at mitsubishi corporation , the trading company near the heart of the group .


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the yen 's rise has made japanese shipbuilding costs 30 per cent higher than south korea 's .


Question: what company is the largest japanese ship builder ?

an independent company might have been forced to dump the project .


Question: what company is the largest japanese ship builder ?

landmark tower may be a white elephant today , but even the most critical property analysts believe that any company that can afford to continue owning the tower will end up , in a few years , with one of the finest assets in the domestic property market .


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an example of how this team-work can still pay dividends is the co-operation between mitsubishi 's trading , oil exploration and oil refining arms in making , off the coast of vietnam last june , the largest oil discovery by a japanese company for 35 years .


Question: where is the volcano mauna loa

their work used observations of atmospheric carbon dioxide concentrations taken monthly since march 1958 at the summit of mauna loa in hawaii .


Question: where is the volcano mauna loa

another picture shows at least two volcanic calderas , similar to those in the summit area of broad shield volcanoes such as mauna loa and kilauea on hawaii .


Question: where is the volcano mauna loa

one picture shows at least two irregularly shaped craters _ called calderas _ similar to those atop hawaii 's mauna loa and kilauea volcanoes .


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loihi is now over the hot spot , which also has branches feeding hawaii 's kilauea and mauna loa volcanoes .


Question: where is the volcano mauna loa

loihi is now over the hot spot , which also has branches feeding hawaii 's active kilauea and mauna loa volcanos .


Question: where is the volcano mauna loa

keeling set up monitoring stations atop mauna loa in hawaii and at the south pole , choosing locations far from any sources of man-made co2 .


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time trend of the concentration of atmospheric co2 , at mauna loa observatory , hawaii .


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in hawaii , mauna loa erupted for the first time in six years , stunning scientists by releasing a dazzling fountain of lava at the height of the eclipse. ;


Question: where is the volcano mauna loa

no one lives on the barren flanks of mauna loa , which is the world 's largest volcano. ; hawaii 's volcanoes rarely erupt explosively .


Question: where is the volcano mauna loa

but the hawaiian volcano observatory , which monitors mauna loa , insisted the line of vents was simply steaming because rain had fallen on an existing rift zone .


Question: where is the volcano mauna loa

in hawaii , the volcano mauna loa stunned visiting astronomers by producing a dazzling show of steam and glowing lava at the height of the eclipse .


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but maat mons , a peak about the size of hawaii 's mauna loa , seems to lack the mineral . ;


Question: where is the volcano mauna loa

a high wind warning remained in effect for summits and upper slopes of mauna kea and mauna loa , both covered with heavy blankets of snow .


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each one probably formed when lava flowed out from underneath the planet 's volcanoes , causing the entire top of a volcano to collapse , said steve saunders , magellan project scientist .


Question: where is the volcano mauna loa

when he set out to measure co2on mauna loa in 1957 , `` it was a time that young scientists could try something out .


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fiery tongues of lava from kilauea volcano have ravaged this coastal community .


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the hot spot also is feeding mauna loa , kilauea 's active neighbor , as well as a new island forming off shore .


Question: where is the volcano mauna loa

`` kilauea 's lava fountains and flows can be seen , usually in plenty of time to get out of the way , '' said steve brantley , public information scientist for the cascades volcano observatory .


Question: where is the volcano mauna loa

the eruption , according to cascades volcano observatory scientists , was preceded by a landslide that dug a gash in the face of the volcano , allowing the highly pressurized magma to burst through , like a pressure cooker whose lid was knocked off too soon .


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mauna kea , one of its two volcanoes , is in eruption .


Question: where is the volcano mauna loa

for the entire 25-mile drive north from the airport to our first hotel , the mauna lani bay , the road was over uninterrupted lava beds .


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at a small sign saying mauna lani bay , we turned off the highway .


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if the mauna lani had seemed a little out of place , the hyatt regency waikoloa was another world entirely .


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his name was jimmy tohara and he was the chief plumber at another hotel , the mauna kea .


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the next morning while joyce had breakfast in bed , i drove to another oasis of golf courses and gardens , in the center of which was the mauna kea .


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though it was pure , on its way down from the snows on 13 , 000-foot mauna loa it tended to acquire the color of tea .


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`` jimmy , '' i asked , `` would you take a lava souvenir from the volcano ? ``


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the two active volcanoes on the island , kilauea and mauna loa , will become extinct .


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at the astronomy observatory at the top of 13 , 800-foot mauna kea , high cirrus clouds thwarted three of the 10 scientific experiments. ;


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it still got dark , but the clouds disappointed about 500 people gathered on the driving range at the mauna lani resort in south kohala .


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by late morning , scientists were still unsure if the neighboring mauna loa volcano had actually erupted. ; astronomers here had turned from watching the solar show , shortly after 7 : 30 a.m .


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local time , to see a line of steam plumes appear on mauna loa 's gently sloping east side , about 10 miles away. ;


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big island mayor lorraine inouye , who was on mauna kea to watch the eclipse , immediately telephoned her county 's civil defense office to report the eruption .


Question: where is the volcano mauna loa

it still got dark below the mountain , but the clouds disappointed about 500 people gathered on the driving range at the mauna lani resort in south kohala .


Question: where is the volcano mauna loa

only the hardiest hikers can reach mauna loa , at 13,677 feet the island 's second-highest mountain .


Question: what peninsula is spain part of

the queen , on the first-ever visit of a reigning british monarch to spain , only alluded to the british colony at the southern tip of the iberian peninsula .


Question: what peninsula is spain part of

then , in 1492 queen isabella , in an effort to consolidate her position on the iberian peninsula , signed an edict banishing all moslems and jews from spain .


Question: what peninsula is spain part of

seafaring nations , spain and portugal traditionally have had little to do with each other , although they share the iberian peninsula , are n't divided by mountains or rivers , and do n't need passports to cross the border .


Question: what peninsula is spain part of

the first in a series of blows that would prove fatal to jewish culture on the iberian peninsula was a series of pogroms in 1391 that whittled down spain 's jewish population by as much as a third , between deaths , exiles and conversions .


Question: what peninsula is spain part of

nobody is claiming that the iberian peninsula forms a trading bloc similar to that of scandinavia , or that portugal and spain can be grouped together as are the benelux countries .


Question: what peninsula is spain part of

spain 's accession , in particular , gave such produce as citrus and tomatoes from the iberian peninsula much easier access to the markets of northern europe .


Question: what peninsula is spain part of

our national cultures coincide with the physical limits of each of our nations , even as our larger cultural boundaries embrace the iberian peninsula -- spain and portugal -- and through them europe ; and even as our internal diversification includes indian and black cultures .


Question: what peninsula is spain part of

also important is portugal 's strategic contribution on the iberian peninsula at a time when spain 's socialist government plays neutralist and anti-u.s .


Question: what peninsula is spain part of

britain 's queen elizabeth ii and king juan carlos of spain toasted a new era of good relations , saying they looked forward to bridging their countries ' major point of contention _ the rock of gibraltar .


Question: what peninsula is spain part of

gibraltar was ceded to britain in 1713 when spain lost the war of spanish succession .


Question: what peninsula is spain part of

like venice in italy and fez in morocco , toledo has been declared part of the world 's cultural patrimony by unesco , the united nations educational , scientific and cultural organization .


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she hopes to set up a u.s. branch when she returns to washington when her husband leaves his post in spain this year .


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another convent , san juan de la penitencia , has been turned into an international studies center for north and south american students sponsored by the university of minnesota and spain 's jose ortega y gasset foundation .


Question: what peninsula is spain part of

at the height of his rule , toledo became the most important jewish center in spain , a country known in hebrew as sepharad , from which sephardic jews get their name .


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as part of the commemoration of the 500th anniversary in 1992 of the first voyage of christopher columbus to the new world , the spanish government has declared toledo the headquarters of sepharad 92 and a symbol of spain 's `` re-encounter '' with its jewish heritage .


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de mesa says the lack of a specific plan has hindered fund-raising from sources outside spain , including american jewish groups that could be interested in the restoration of the city 's old jewish quarter .


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Question: what peninsula is spain part of

feeling overshadowed by bigger , richer spain , the portuguese point to the differences between them .


Question: what peninsula is spain part of

`` there is a division , a looking at spain as the enemy , '' said fernando brito soares , an economics professor at lisbon 's new university .


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he cites an old portuguese saying : `` de espanha ni bom vento , ni bom casamento '' _ from spain , neither good wind nor good marriage .


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spaniard jorge hay , a director of banco hispano americano in madrid , said : `` portugal was always a bit obsessed with spain .


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the portuguese always define themselves as something different than spain . ''


Question: what peninsula is spain part of

spain ruled portugal for only 60 years , until 1640 , but the portuguese have `` never gotten over that , '' racich said .


Question: what peninsula is spain part of

to escape spanish domination , portugal formed a strong bond with england , and created a culture so independent of spain that today it remains almost impervious to its neighbor 's influence , barciela said .


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it forced traditionally protectionist spain to start dropping its trade barriers .


Question: what peninsula is spain part of

that means spain now buys more products from others countries , including portugal , whose trade-based economy traditionally has been more open .


Question: what peninsula is spain part of

with the approach of 1992 , when the 12 nations of the eec open up trade among themselves , spain has been investing more in portugal .


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portuguese investment in spain is still insignificant .


Question: what peninsula is spain part of

portuguese exports to spain almost quadrupled to $ 1.3 billion in 1988 from 1985 , while spanish exports to portugal almost trebled to $ 2.2 billion , according to the spanish government .


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it 's still `` very difficult for any portuguese product to get into spain , '' said jaime de lacerda , director of the confederation of portuguese industry .


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spain is about five times the size of portugal .


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with per capita gross domestic product of about $ 7,400 , spain is twice as prosperous .


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`` in spain , economically and in terms of mindset , they are 10 years ahead of portugal , '' said racich , the american banker .


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editor 's note _ five centuries ago , king ferdinand and queen isabella ordered jews and other non- catholics to either convert to catholicism or get out of spain .


Question: what peninsula is spain part of

jewish leaders in spain today say that while overt anti-semitism is now rare , thanks in part to hard-won changes in roman catholic and lay teachings , a negative image of jews lingers among many spaniards .


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the first time samuel toledano came to spain , he attended a clandestine yom kippur service in a private home in madrid .


Question: what peninsula is spain part of

as the 500th anniversary of the 1492 expulsion of jews approaches , spain 's small jewish community has won major battles to erase the legacy of the inquisition .


Question: what peninsula is spain part of

`` it has been a tremendous challenge and satisfaction to re-create a jewish life where it has been absent for five centuries , '' says toledano , a native of tangier born into a jewish family whose roots were always in spain .


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toledano is the current president of the federation of jewish communities in spain .


Question: what peninsula is spain part of

in 1962 , toledano and mazin participated in the revision of primary and secondary school textbooks in which jews were portrayed as betrayers of spain , at best , and ritual murderers , at worst .


Question: what peninsula is spain part of

mazin , a soviet -born businessman who came to spain in 1950 , headed the jewish community in 1968 when the franco government authorized the first new synagogue in spain since the 14th century and formally annulled the 1492 edict of expulsion .


Question: what peninsula is spain part of

under franco , who died in 1975 , spain helped several thousand jews escape nazi persecution , while the dictator himself railed against `` the judeo-masonic - communist conspiracy. ''


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an estimated 12,000 jews live in spain , half in madrid and barcelona , the country 's two largest cities , according to toledano .


Question: what peninsula is spain part of

like toledano , most of the jews are nationalized spaniards who came here in the 1950 's and 1960 's from morocco , where descendants of jews expelled from spain _ known as sephardim , after the hebrew name for spain _ maintained jewish - spanish customs and language .


Question: what peninsula is spain part of

other significant jewish centers in spain include the mediterranean resort cities of malaga and palma , where many members are northern european retirees , and the spanish north african enclaves of ceuta and melilla .


Question: what peninsula is spain part of

in march 1492 , king ferdinand and queen isabella gave jews and other non- catholics four months to leave the country as part of their design to unify the country under a single religion .


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the august 3 deadline coincided with the day christopher columbus set sail on his first trans-atlantic voyage , paid for in part by jewish financiers .


Question: what peninsula is spain part of

ferdinand and isabella appealed to pope sixtus iv for the creation of a special commission to root out dissidents as they fought to wrest control of spain from the moslems who had ruled nearly half the country for 800 years .


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no- one should belittle spain 's determination to make the world recognise 1992 as a turning point in its modern history .


Question: what peninsula is spain part of

spain was located on the wrong side of the pyrenees .


Question: what peninsula is spain part of


Question: what peninsula is spain part of

unlike portugal , which prospered by espousing the atlantic as a second province , spain was an unmade bed .


Question: what peninsula is spain part of

this national introspection goes some way to account for the ferocity of the civil war in the 20th century which cost three quarters of a million lives , and the fact that spain kept out of this century 's two great european conflagrations .


Question: what peninsula is spain part of

he returned to spain , waiting impatiently outside the royal headquarters during the protracted campaign against granada .


Question: what peninsula is spain part of

only in 1571 did spain , now the greatest european power , manage to clip the sultan 's sails at lepanto in greek waters , where cervantes lost an arm .


Question: what peninsula is spain part of

returning to the annus mirabilis of 1492 , we find the young ferdinand mostly apathetic to columbus and the consequences of a new continent joined to spain .


Question: what peninsula is spain part of

within 100 years both portugal and spain faltered , losing their capability to sustain their distant possessions .


Question: what peninsula is spain part of

current attitudes induce a cynicism regarding the intentions of columbus , and spain , in bringing european religion , with its social and cultural mores , to corrupt the innocents of the new territories .


Question: what peninsula is spain part of

but lisbon has never been able to do much about the fact that spain is now their biggest export market , consuming about 20 per cent of what portugal has to sell abroad .


Question: what peninsula is spain part of

the bank of spain spent dollars 3bn -lrb- pounds 1.9bn -rrb- supporting the currency last week after the swedish government 's attempt to shadow the erm failed - at a reported cost to the swedish central bank of around dollars 25bn - last thursday .


Question: what peninsula is spain part of

spain 's finance minister , mr carlos solchaga , calculated that he had precious little time to act before speculators turned again on the peseta .


Question: what peninsula is spain part of

'the swedish failure must have scared the daylights out of the bank of spain . '


Question: what peninsula is spain part of

indeed , while spain still has foreign reserves of around dollars 53bn , mr solchaga has contributed to further speculative pressure by suggesting for two months that he would allow a further devaluation of the spanish currency as part of a wider realignment .


Question: what peninsula is spain part of

they stopped the peseta falling through its erm floor but also angered investors attracted to spain after it scrapped all exchange controls earlier this year .


Question: what peninsula is spain part of

spain stood firm for 10 years , following devaluations in 1959 , 1967 , 1976 , 1977 and 1982 .


Question: what peninsula is spain part of

portugal has been much more virtuous , fiscally , than spain , which will only add to irritation in the lisbon government .


Question: what peninsula is spain part of

portugal has almost full employment -lrb- spain has 18 per cent unemployment -rrb- and the portuguese finance minister , mr jorge braga de macedo , was only last week boasting that devaluations were 'proof of the inability of governments to conceive of and execute a credible policy programme ' .


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portuguese officials had even been suggesting that by not following the peseta down , the country might be able to diversify its trade and end dependence on spain .


Question: what peninsula is spain part of

the economic relationship between portugal and spain is undergoing a significant change .


Question: what peninsula is spain part of

'before 1986 -lrb- the year when portugal and spain joined the then european community -rrb- it was as if lisbon and madrid were looking in opposite directions , ' says miguel athayde marques , executive chairman of icep , the government 's trade and investment board .


Question: what peninsula is spain part of

far from being back to back , the economies of portugal and spain are now interacting with each other and are mutually benefiting as a result .


Question: what peninsula is spain part of

inevitably spain , with a gdp that is six times that of portugal and a population that is four times bigger , is setting the pace , but portugal , where per capita income is at best 75 per cent of that in spain , is gallantly holding its own .


Question: what peninsula is spain part of

there has been too much historical antagonism for that , too many inferiority complexes on the part of the portuguese and an overdose of superior machismo on the part of spain .


Question: what peninsula is spain part of

similarly , portugal is anxious , as far as it is possible , to keep spain at arm 's length in portuguese-speaking nations such as angola , brazil and mozambique which lisbon considers its natural stamping ground .


Question: what peninsula is spain part of

the value of portuguese exports to spain which stood at dollars 187.5m in 1983 was dollars 1.9bn last year and that of spanish exports to portugal has risen over the period from dollars 429.6m to n .


Question: what peninsula is spain part of

spain is now portugal 's principal foreign supplier and some 25 per cent of all imports from the eu are spanish .


Question: what peninsula is spain part of

spain has , in turn , become portugal 's third market after germany and france and it absorbs 19 per cent of exports to the eu .


Question: what peninsula is spain part of

the main portuguese export to spain is motor vehicles but this item represents just 5 per cent of the total value of what portugal supplies to spain .


Question: what peninsula is spain part of

'portugal is what the spanish entrepreneur knows best for it is the natural extension of his own domestic market and exactly the same is true about spain for the portuguese businessman . '


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spanish investments in portugal dollars 2m , scarcely totalled dollars 21m in 1985 , the year before both countries became members of the eu , and they totalled dollars 812m last year , a year when spain displaced the uk as the biggest direct investor in portugal and when 25 per cent of all spain 's foreign investment was directed towards portugal .


Question: what peninsula is spain part of

direct portuguese investment in spain between 1991-1993 totalled dollars 609m and it has gone from representing 50 per cent of the total value portuguese foreign investment in 1991 to 78 per cent last year .


Question: what peninsula is spain part of

close to 60 per cent of the value of the foreign business projects approved by icep , in a programme aiding small and medium portuguese companies to open up abroad , concern direct investments in spain .


Question: what peninsula is spain part of

reflecting the wide spread of the trade pattern between the two economies , and again underlining the economic integration between portugal and spain , the cross-border investment flow is characterised by many companies making comparatively minor outlays .


Question: what peninsula is spain part of

among recent deals , portugal 's cimpor cement company has bought a producer in north-west spain , tafisa , spain 's leading fibre wood company , has been purchased by sonae , portugal 's biggest conglomerate , and the colep packaging business has acquired a sizeable unit in spain , johnson and wax espana .


Question: what peninsula is spain part of

preferential access was confirmed in the 1980s and was seen as a form of compensation for the trade diversion which morocco was bound to suffer because of the access of spain and portugal to the eu in 1986 .


Question: what peninsula is spain part of

this 'aid rather than trade ' policy , which is part of the logic of the common agricultural policy , has the perverse effect of doing little to ensure long-term stability in a key southern partner of europe .


Question: what peninsula is spain part of

the full integration of spain and portugal into the european union the year after next will inevitably erode some of the preferential treatment its farm exports have enjoyed .


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prime minister margaret thatcher got her third mandate campaigning for a strong approach to atlantic solidarity , military defense and free-market economics ; in italy , the communist party , despite its traditional independence from moscow , lost the momentum that some analysts were perceiving before the election ; even in spain , the ruling socialist party suffered some casualties in the european , regional and local elections , which put at stake its absolute leadership in the country .


Question: when was lyndon b. johnson born ?

rock musician mike johnson -lrb- dinosaur jr. -rrb- is 34 .


Question: when was lyndon b. johnson born ?

rock musician mike johnson -lrb- dinosaur jr. -rrb- is 35 .


Question: when was lyndon b. johnson born ?

in 1908 , lyndon b. johnson , the 36th president of the united states , was born near stonewall , texas .


Question: who founded american red cross

in 1881 , clara barton founded the american red cross .


Question: who founded american red cross

clara barton was the 19th century nurse and founder of the american red cross who was called the `` angel of the battlefield '' for her efforts during the civil war .


Question: who founded american red cross

in 1821 , the founder of the american red cross , clara barton , was born in oxford , mass .


Question: who founded american red cross

in taking on the presidency of the american red cross , elizabeth dole is moving to the helm of an organization that has known controversy from the days of clara barton to the era of aids and the loma prieta earthquake .


Question: who founded american red cross

clara barton , a former schoolteacher and government clerk who became a superintendent of nurses during the civil war , founded the group as the american association of the red cross in 1881 and became its first president .


Question: who founded american red cross

at war 's end clara barton , founder of the american red cross , came here with a detachment of laborers and soldiers , and former prisoner dorence atwater to properly identify all the graves .


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in 1941 , a german u - boat sank the american freighter ss robin moore in the south atlantic .


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ten years ago : four clergymen from the united states were allowed to meet with groups of american hostages in iran for a second day in order to hold christmas services .


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norman vincent peale , american clergyman .


Question: who founded american red cross

in 1941 , a german u - boat sank the american freighter ss `` robin moore '' in the south atlantic .


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but like the seafaring man on the desert of waters , you choose them as your guides , and following them you will reach your destiny. '' -- carl schurz , american politician -lrb- 1829-1906 -rrb- .


Question: who founded american red cross

the red cross sometimes worries more about its image than about emergency relief , sending agency camera crews in ahead of aid workers , a newspaper concluded after analyzing 200 disasters over the past five years .


Question: who founded american red cross

a nine-month investigation by the pittsburgh press showed that , in some cases , the red cross lived up to its promise to deliver help quickly , fairly and compassionately .


Question: who founded american red cross

the red cross is by far the nation 's largest recipient of disaster contributions , totaling $ 175 million last year .


Question: who founded american red cross

agency officials said it was unfair to criticize the red cross because of highly publicized shortcomings following hurricane hugo and the northern california earthquake last year .


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`` it 's absurd to look at last fall 's hurricane and earthquake and say the red cross ca n't do the job .


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the red cross ' unique operating position was created in 1900 when congress passed a law making it the only volunteer agency required to aid victims of disaster .


Question: who founded american red cross

today , funded almost totally by donations from the american public , the $ 1.2 billion operation promises immediate response to a disaster with food and shelter , medical care , clothing , temporary housing and other basic needs .


Question: who founded american red cross

to raise money , the red cross stresses promoting its image even in the early hours of a disaster , according to the newspaper report .


Question: who founded american red cross

`` when the fund-raising ability of a disaster diminishes , so does the national red cross , '' said carl bradford , west virginia 's director of emergency management .


Question: who founded american red cross

`` the national organization is clearly driven by how much money it can raise , so when the television crews and reporters leave , the red cross is in the next cars out of town. ''


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george moody , chairman of american national red cross , conceded that problems sometimes occur .


Question: who founded american red cross

the red cross announced a month later it would spend $ 40 million more for earthquake relief .


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`` elizabeth dole has the stature and talent to revitalize the national red cross and make it the kind of modern helping force necessary for disasters in the 1990 's , '' san francisco mayor art agnos said when the outgoing labor secretary was named to the new job .


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`` when the national red cross has become involved in the past , there has been a letdown in coordination , '' said carl bradford , director of emergency services for west virginia .


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`` the red cross seems to function very well at the local level , but when national comes in they do not work as well with state and local governments . ''


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carol mcarthur , press secretary to oakland , calif. , mayor lionel wilson , was so upset by the red cross ' performance after the oct. 17 , 1989 , earthquake in northern california that she resigned from the board of the organization 's oakland and east bay chapter .


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`` the local red cross was very , very efficient , but they had national representatives breathing down their necks , '' ms. mcarthur said .


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jim cassell , a media associate at red cross headquarters , said the organization is making a study of its disaster services , due for completion in march .


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in a separate initiative , the red cross announced in august that it was substituting centralized management for its system of local control in each of 54 blood service regions , which supply blood to more than half the hospitals in the united states .


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in 1988 , the red cross acknowledged it distributed 24 pints of blood that had failed aids procedures but said none of the blood was used and none carried the aids virus .


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the fda said the units were shipped by red cross centers in washington and nashville , tenn .


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brad stone , an fda spokesman , said , `` the purpose of those reforms is to help the red cross come into greater compliance with our standards .


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the american red cross is one of 150 national red cross and red crescent societies affiliated with the international committee of the red cross , based in geneva .


Question: who founded american red cross

congress gave the red cross a charter in 1918 to conduct disaster preparedness and relief .


Question: who founded american red cross

the american red cross has around 2,700 chapters , a paid staff of 25,000 and more than 1 million volunteers .


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`` he had to drink himself into a conversation , '' remarked the professor , `` and this is why he became one of the most monumental drinkers in the whole spectacular history of american poetic drinking , '' a category in which dickey , at one time , but no longer , might have included himself .


Question: who founded american red cross

`` elizabeth dole has the stature and talent to revitalize the national rd cross and make it the kind of modern helping force necessary for disasters in the 1990 's , '' san francisco mayor art agnos said when the outgoing labor secretary was named to the new job .


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smith , whose first disaster experience with the red cross was in the aftermath of hurricane camille in louisiana in 1969 , said the role of the red cross has changed since it was chartered by congress in 1918 .


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`` at that point , the federal agencies ' role was much more in dealing with public utilities and infrastructure and much less with individual families , and so the red cross in those days took the primary job even of rebuilding people 's homes and long-term recovery help , '' the red cross vice president said .


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`` as the federal government expanded its role to be more that of long-term recovery , the red cross withdrew from that and put more emphasis on short-term emergency response. ''


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we also then give disaster money and temporary housing to the red cross for some of the work that they do .


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we have a memorandum of understanding with the red cross .


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ten years ago : iranian christian clergymen and the papal envoy to tehran visited the american hostages on their second christmas in captivity .


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since november , 1987 , the national park service , in cooperation with the american ex-prisoners of war , has operated the national prisoner of war museum , the only one of its kind in the united states .


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`` it is appropriate that here at andersonville , where so much suffering occurred to union prisoners , we honor and commemorate the sacrifices of all american pows throughout history , '' said helen smith , 62 , historian since 1972 of the 30,000 -member american ex-prisoners of war .


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`` the museum 's purpose is to tell the pow story to the american people through interpretive exhibits . ''


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presented by georgia in 1976 , the statue honors all american prisoners involved in all of the nation 's wars , and carries the words of zechariah : `` turn you to the stronghold , ye prisoners of hope . ''


Question: what was the name of the plane lindbergh flew solo across the atlantic

in 1941 , a german u - boat sank the american freighter ss robin moore in the south atlantic .


Question: what was the name of the plane lindbergh flew solo across the atlantic

in 1941 , a german u - boat sank the american freighter ss `` robin moore '' in the south atlantic .


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it started out as a west coast distributor of electronic widgets for the emerging airplane industry and made things like the magneto -lrb- the ignition generator -rrb- for the spirit of st. louis -lrb- the plane that charles a. lindbergh flew across the atlantic in 1927 -rrb- .


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douglas `` wrong way '' corrigan , going the right way this time , returned monday to the airfield where he landed his small plane 50 years ago after leaving new york on a flight to california .


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the 81-year-old american declared , arms aloft in a triumphant gesture , as the commuter plane carrying him from dublin landed at baldonnel airport .


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he came to ireland by commercial jet for festivities celebrating his famous wrong-way flight , then joined the pilot in the cockpit of a propeller plane renamed ww2 _ or wrong way 2 _ for the 10-minute flight to baldonnel .


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he had applied to fly the atlantic , but was refused because the plane , carrying 330 gallons of gasoline and five gallons of oil , was deemed too heavy to be safe over the ocean .


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`` i was in trouble until they found out what my name was and the policeman said , `he 's just another irishman coming home. '' '


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wilson congratulated the sprightly american on still being able to fit into his 1938 flying jacket and said he hoped corrigan 's plane , now partly dismantled at his home in santa ana , calif. , might one day return to ireland for exhibit .


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this time , accompanied by his son , harry , and daughter-in-law , charlotte , corrigan crossed the atlantic in six hours as an honored guest of aer lingus in a boeing 747 .


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corrigan bought his own plane for $ 310 in 1931 and spent $ 590 modifying it for the trip .


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lindbergh covered a distance of more than 3,600 miles in 33 -lcb- hours .


Question: what year did the milwaukee braves become the atlanta braves

the braves moved to milwaukee in 1952 and have been in atlanta since 1966 .


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cox honored : bobby cox became the first to win manager of the year in both leagues when he was voted national league manager of the year tuesday by the baseball writers association of america . ; cox , the 1985 american league manager of the year with the toronto blue jays , led the braves to their first pennant since moving to atlanta from milwaukee in 1966 . ;


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before this season started , pearl sandow is said to have shown up for all 1,899 home games the atlanta braves had played since relocating from milwaukee in 1966 .


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twenty-three years later , atlanta - fulton county stadium finds itself a pariah among ballparks , a place that both its tenants _ baseball 's braves and football 's falcons _ are desperately trying to flee even before the mortgage is paid off .


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dirty concourses and disgusting restrooms led some in recent years to dub it `` atlanta -filthy county stadium . ''


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the quality of the playing field has drawn complaints from atlanta players and opposing teams alike .


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but 1988 may be remembered as the beginning of the end for atlanta - fulton county stadium .


Question: what year did the milwaukee braves become the atlanta braves

both the falcons and the braves insist they will not sign up for another hitch after their leases run out in 1990 .


Question: what year did the milwaukee braves become the atlanta braves

it is now possible that within the next decade , the city of atlanta , once home to five major-league sports franchises , will be down to one , its once proud stadium bulldozed and the land sold to pay off the debts .


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`` i do n't enjoy hearing things like that , '' said ivan allen jr. , the dynamic mayor of atlanta from 1961-69 who still boasts of how he and his city built a major league ballpark `` on ground we did n't own , with money we did n't have , for a team we had n't signed. ''


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in 1987 , falcons owner rankin m. smith sr. , long fed up with a lease that benefits the braves , with a lack of luxury boxes and with the stadium itself , said he would not renew it .


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since then smith has , at various times , discussed playing in the proposed `` georgia dome , '' building an open-air stadium near the team 's suburban gwinnett county training complex , 30 miles from downtown atlanta , and even moving the franchise to football -hungry jacksonville , fla. , and its 80,000 -seat gator bowl .


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then , earlier this month , atlanta braves president stan kasten dropped a bombshell : the braves are n't staying either .


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the braves , he said , are holding `` very serious discussions '' about moving to a proposed state-of-the-art baseball stadium in gwinnett county .


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but we can do better , and if the braves can , we certainly should pursue that. ''


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kasten says the braves would consider other metro atlanta locations , and would probably agree to stay in the current facility until that new downtown baseball stadium _ `` which we were promised , really '' in the 1986 plans _ can be built in the mid-90s .


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that leaves the braves , in kasten 's words , `` very close to getting into substantive , detail-type conversations '' with gwinnett officials .


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the idea of the braves and falcons leaving atlanta has yet to spawn a great public outcry .


Question: what year did the milwaukee braves become the atlanta braves

the two teams have made the playoffs in only five out of their 46 combined seasons in atlanta , and cynics suggest the city would n't miss them .


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and while most atlanta officials are backing the dome plan for the falcons , they have n't exactly scurried to keep the braves in the city limits .


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atlanta city council president marvin arrington , while accusing the braves of racism in wanting to move to the white suburbs , said the city would `` welcome other municipalities within our community to shoulder more of the costs '' of pro sports .


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all of this is a far cry from 1964 , when sports in atlanta meant georgia tech or minor league baseball 's atlanta crackers .


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atlanta stadium , with ivan allen at the whip , was built in just 51 weeks , with $ 14 million borrowed from booster-minded bankers .


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within six years came basketball 's atlanta hawks , who play in the omni downtown , and hockey 's flames and soccer 's chiefs , both since departed .


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it 's paid for itself handsomely , with what it 's done for atlanta since then , '' allen said .


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`` i think its preferable that they stay in the city of atlanta , '' he said .


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a it 's a memorial to john w. mullen , 66 , a former general manager of the braves who died april 3 at the team 's training camp in west palm beach , fla. , of an apparent heart attack .


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mullen 's association with the braves goes back to 1947 when the team was located in boston .


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the braves lost for the fourth time in five games .


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the braves now head to houston for a three-game series .


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the braves have drawn 2,006 , 644 with three home games remaining .


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atlanta drew a franchise-high 2,119 , 935 in 1983 . ;


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sanders homered in the ninth after an error by braves third baseman terry pendleton . ; etc. : pendleton had three hits , raising his batting average to .316 .


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jeff treadway , the braves second baseman who has been sidelined for nearly a week with a sore thumb , received another cortisone injection and said he will try to take batting practice today in houston .


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not surprisingly , finding a seat at atlanta - fulton county stadium , the home of the braves , is rather easy these days .


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and yet no one has had worse luck -- or , on occasion , has proved more inept -- at doing that than the braves .


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but mr. turner , who reports losing $ 7.4 million on the braves last year along with 97 games , demurs .


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at the end of the season , the braves were so close to the million mark in attendance they could taste it .


Question: what year did the milwaukee braves become the atlanta braves

friday and saturday were washed out , and on sunday , the last day of the season , only 4,840 fans showed , leaving the braves 15,070 short of a million .


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under fire from all sides , braves loyalists like to dredge up the old days , when things were really bad .


Question: what year did the milwaukee braves become the atlanta braves

the latest issue of the tomahawk times , the braves ' booster-club newsletter , reminds members that in 1935 , when the braves were in their original home town of boston , the team went 38-115 , finishing 61 1/2 games out of first .


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that tendency makes life particularly tough for the braves marketing department .


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the team also sponsored braves halter-top night , a farrah fawcett - majors look-alike contest and an on-field wet t-shirt contest .


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`` it was a disgrace , but you could n't disgrace our team in those days , '' says the braves ' former publicity director , bob hope .


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these days , the braves ' promotions seem to lack hope .


Question: what year did the milwaukee braves become the atlanta braves

often , the braves ' biggest draw is the other team .


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at a recent cubs - braves game in atlanta , the loudest cheers came from a sea of cub -blue hats and shirts when chicago 's andre dawson slugged a two-run homer .


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`` i do n't think the fans are angry with the atlanta braves , '' says danny goodwin , the optimistically named braves director of community affairs .


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mr. goodwin is sometimes introduced as the `` bravest man in atlanta `` for appearing before the rotary club and other groups to field questions about the team .


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frustrations with the braves themselves are currently being vented in the form of suggestions from local marketing types on how the team might put some fans in the stands .


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one advertising director has suggested a frequent suffering bonus system , in which braves fans earn points , redeemable for prizes , based on the number of innings they endure .


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fans who attend a game that the braves lose could keep coming back for free until the team manages to win .


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at the current rate , the braves will draw about 960,000 .


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despite all their woes , the braves have had the most consistently loyal fan in all of baseball .


Question: when is the summer solstice

the amount of daylight has been growing longer since the winter solstice last december , and will keep doing so until june 's summer solstice , when things start back the other way .


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each june , modern-day sun worshippers celebrate the summer solstice _ the longest day of the year _ with a ritual sunrise ceremony at the prehistoric stonehenge .


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the arrests were made about one hour before 60 white-robed , modern-day druid sun worshipers celebrated the summer solstice , the longest day of the year , with a ritual sunrise ceremony at stonehenge at 4 : 47 a.m .


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`` midsommar , '' the friday nearest the summer solstice or the first day of summer , is a national holiday .


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after the solstice , the sun begins spreading its warming rays farther and farther north until reaching a zenith at the summer solstice in june .


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wednesday is the summer solstice , the longest day of the year in the northern hemisphere .


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today was the summer solstice , the longest day of the year .


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the `` sun dagger '' occurred on the summer solstice , the first day of summer when the sun is at its highest point of the year in the northern hemisphere .


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spring , by the calendar method , lasts until the summer solstice _ the northernmost point reached by the sun _ which comes june 21 this year .


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droves of hippies converge on stonehenge in june to celebrate the summer solstice , and battle police who try to keep them from the protected national monument .


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in much of alaska and other parts of the north , summer solstice _ june 21 _ brings 24 hours of daylight and one of the year 's most celebrated times .


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in estonia , the highlight of the summer is usually st. john 's eve on the 24 of june , a holiday which the teutonic knights borrowed and christianized but which is actually derived from the pagan celebration of the summer solstice .


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santa barbara residents have gathered to celebrate the summer solstice , the longest day of the year , for the past 14 years .


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a group called friends of carhenge plans to observe the summer solstice there on june 22 , with a picnic , lectures and the ceremonial placement of a car . ;


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performances will be at 8 p.m. thursdays through saturday , 3 p.m. sundays and a special performance at 10 : 30 p.m. june 21 to celebrate the summer solstice .


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the organization that oversees stonehenge said wednesday it will allow 1,000 people , twice as many as last year , to watch the summer solstice at the 4 , 000-year-old monument .


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anti- establishment vagabonds clashed with police before dawn today as a crowd of 4,000 tried to reach the ancient stonehenge monument to celebrate the summer solstice .


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neighborhood grocery stores lock up for the summer .


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sweden lives under snow and ice for much of the year , so the arrival of summer is celebrated with almost pagan abandon .


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three consecutive vacation weeks during the three summer months are guaranteed by law to every swedish worker .


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shuback said the navy studied proposals to keep the unit operational during the summer , such as sending the officers on expenses-paid winter vacations to the mediterranean when the baltic is frozen .


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`` we must give the staff their legally required three weeks in summer , '' shuback said .


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the winter solstice is nearly upon us again , an event long celebrated as marking the triumph of the unconquered sun but today more often dreaded as the start of winter .


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overshadowed in this season of religious holidays and the approaching new year , the solstice was once the most popular of pagan celebrations .


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primitive societies , fearing the sun 's departure , often developed complex folk tales about the change in seasons , and learned to celebrate the winter solstice as a time of rebirth foreshadowing the coming return of summer .


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the moment marks the time during the summer when the sun is farthest from the equator .


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listing the date as the start of summer has become a popular convention among calendar makers in recent years , but the designation carries no official weight .


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edt , the moment during the summer when the sun is farthest from the equator in the northern hemisphere .


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the date has popularly been listed by calendar makers as the official start of summer , although that title carries no official weight .


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the summer solstice has also traditionally been known in folklore as midsummer and has been a time for parties and other celebrations .


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a sliver of light known as the `` sun dagger '' missed its mark on an ancient indian rock etching on the opening day of summer for perhaps the first time in 1,000 years , scientists say .


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distinctive patterns of light are also cast at the winter solstice and the fall and spring equinoxes _ when day and night are of equal length .


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when the solstice arrived wednesday , the dagger widened , lengthened and missed the circular dawing entirely , appearing above and to the left .


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many researchers believe england 's ancient rock monument known as stonehenge is also arranged to take advantage of the summer solstice .


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korchin , whose jobs included a stint as a police dispatcher , said all summer long he felt bedraggled : `` it got so bad i went to the clinic to get checked out. ''


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north of the arctic circle , in communities along the arctic ocean such as barrow and wainwright , residents in summer hunt and fish , work and play all day .


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that contrasts with what hellekson calls `` summer energy syndrome. ''


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the result : people feel better in summer .


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this year , however , the highlight of the summer is likely to fall on 31 august , when the last occupying soldier is due to leave estonian soil .


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but 6 to 8 p.m. friday marks only the second annual winter solstice festival , celebrating the longest night of the year .


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and although both summer and winter solstice dates are important spiritual markers for many cultures , present and past , `` the spirits which inspire winter solstice are quite different from the spirits which inspire summer solstice , '' said michelle bernes , coordinator of the celebration .


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so although the highlight of summer solstice is a lighthearted , colorful parade , winter solstice offers a mysterious , magical processional .


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like its summer counterpart , winter solstice is a non-commercial event and participants ' costumes can not display any slogans , words or recognizable symbols .


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when i think about what we used to do -- taking trips every summer , going skiing every march , camp for the children , private schools , a lake house -- we must have been insane , in a dream world .


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their summer vacation will consist of driving to her mother 's home in monroe , la. , for four days .


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travelers ' penny-pinching is expected to benefit the tourist industry in california , which an american express survey ranked as the no. 2 state in popularity this summer , after florida . ; `` there is a stronger emphasis on auto travel , and that augurs well for california because we 're such an excellent driving state , '' said flo snyder , director of the california office of tourism . ;


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she said beaches and coastal areas are the most popular choices for summer travel , `` and that makes california an ideal destination. '' ;


Question: where is the shawnee national forest

illinois _ shawnee national forest , $ 950,000 .


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there is one notable exception , the shawnee national forest in illinois .


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new restrictions on the way loggers harvest timber in the vast shawnee national forest in southern illinois has given environmentalists hope that others will follow suit .


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federal officials promised to evict environmentalists who blocked logging roads and ignored orders to leave a southern illinois national forest slated for a timber harvest .


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the u.s. forest service says it recently loss seven mead 's milkweed plants only three inches high from the shawnee national forest in illinois . ;


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nearly $ 55 million in forest service money that the reagan administration diverted from a land acquisition fund has been restored , making it possible to add thousands of acres to national forests in 22 states .


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the forest service had been told in the final months of the reagan administration to move the $ 54.9 million into its firefighting fund in anticipation of forest fires in 1989 , john leasure , budget officer for the forest service , said tuesday .


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the land being added to existing national forests is considered necessary to protect forests from encroachment by developers or other private interests .


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the largest expenditures and the forests involved are $ 8.04 million for nantahala national forest , n.c. ; $ 7.4 million , lake tahoe basin , calif. ; $ 5.7 million , columbia river gorge , ore. ; $ 4.9 million , green mountain national forest , vt. ; and $ 3.6 million , eleven point wild and scenic river , mo .


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other expenditures are : california _ san bernardino national forest , $ 1 million .


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colorado _ arapahoe national recreation area , $ 120,400 .


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idaho _ rapid river wild and scenic river $ 3,050 ; sawtooth national recreation area , $ 2.4 million ; main salmon wild and scenic river , $ 900,000 .


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indiana _ wayne - hoosier national forest , $ 650,000 .


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kentucky _ daniel boone national forest , $ 78,000 .


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maine and new hampshire _ white mountain national forest , $ 152,655 .


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michigan _ kirtland warbler habitat , $ 578,867 ; ottawa national forest $ 48,135 .


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montana _ flathead national forest , $ 1.9 million ; middle fork , flathead wild and scenic river , $ 95,521 .


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new mexico _ santa fe national forest , $ 56,000 .


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north carolina _ pisgah national forest , $ 1 million .


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ohio _ wayne national forest , $ 3.1 million .


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oregon _ cascade head scenic research area , $ 197,346 ; oregon dunes national recreation area , $ 175,073 ; rogue wild and scenic river , $ 727,446 ; siuslaw national forest , $ 400,000 .


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pennsylvania _ allegheny national forest , $ 151,658 .


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utah _ red butte canyon research area , $ 160,000 ; wasatch national forest , $ 22,000 .


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virginia _ mount rogers national recreation area , $ 1.7 million ; jefferson national forest , $ 13,932 .


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washington _ mount baker - snoqualmi national forest $ 2.5 million ; mount st. helen 's , $ 36,300 .


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west virginia _ monongahela national forest , $ 11,920 ; spruce knobs-seneca rocks national recreation area , $ 1.03 million .


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to satisfy the growing demand for lumber at the end of world war ii , loggers began cutting down all the trees in large sections of forest and replanting the area with trees of a commercially desirable species .


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that practice , called clear-cutting , has persisted to this day , even in publicly owned national forests .


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a shawnee management plan that went into effect last year bans almost all clear-cutting , the chopping down of all trees regardless of their age in tracts of 20 to 40 acres , instead of selective cutting of individual trees .


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`` what happened in the shawnee is nationally significant because it 's never happened before , '' says jim bensman of the sierra club .


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`` now you can say : `look at the shawnee .


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but the u.s. forest service , which manages 156 national forests , is not rushing into a nationwide ban on clear-cutting .


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`` our management philosophy , '' explains f. dale robertson , forest service chief , `` is to let these things be worked out locally as it has been done in the shawnee .


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some heated words were exchanged in the battle of the shawnee , a 262 , 000-acre forest of oak and hickory bounded on the east by the ohio river and on the west by the mississippi river .


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somewhere in the middle was the u.s. forest service .


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but the forest service , while conceding clear-cutting adversely affects some wildlife , maintains it 's the best method of caring for and cultivating forests .


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the practice also benefits some game animals such as deer and wild turkey , the forest service says .


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the national forest products association points out that the timber industry nationally employs 1.3 million people with an annual payroll of $ 29.6 billion .


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after the war , the forest service approved stepped-up clear-cutting to satisfy the growing demand for lumber .


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the goal of clear-cutting is twofold : the immediate sale of a large quantity of timber and the replacement of the natural forest with even-aged stands of trees of the commercially preferred species .


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of the 11 billion to 12 billion board feet cut annually from the 191 million acres of federal forest land , about half is harvested by clear-cutting , says the forest service 's dick fitzgerald in washington .


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the shawnee dispute is rooted in the national forest management act of 1976 , which required national forests to devise 50-year management plans .


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in november 1986 , the shawnee approved its forest plan .


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on aug. 15 , 1988 , after mediated talks , the agency agreed to alter its forest plan , eliminating clear-cutting almost entirely .


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forest service officials and environmentalists say that while management plans in other national forests limit clear-cutting , none comes close to the shawnee .


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`` the forest service has in almost no cases shown that clear-cutting is the optimum method , '' minckler says .


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minckler says the forest service balks at group selection because it 's time-consuming and costs more money .


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the agency contends alternatives are unproven , albeit minckler 's research found that under group selection the forest remains highly diversified , providing a wide range of habitat for wildlife .


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but the forest service said more acreage is affected by group selection and its smaller cuts in order to get the same harvest volume as clear-cutting .


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rich hoppie of the wilderness society called the shawnee clear-cutting ban `` a small step. ''


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`` we want to see it done more , '' he said , `` but we have no expectations that the forest service will do so willingly. ''


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an industry spokesman said wednesday that president bush has decided to suspend below-cost timber sales from 10 national forests in the fiscal year that will begin oct. 1 .


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barry polsky of the american forest resource alliance , which includes timber companies , sawmills and other enterprises , said the shutdown will be announced in bush 's budget proposals sent to congress next week .


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admittedly , polsky added , some forests do sell cut-rate timber , but there 's no federal rule against that and national forests , on the average , do make money for taxpayers .


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polsky identified 10 national forests which tentatively have been earmarked for terminated timber sales : _montana , beaverhead .


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`` we may hand out tickets , or we may bring a paddy wagon up there and haul them away , '' norbert boe , acting forest supervisor of the shawnee national forest , said sunday .


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forest officials posted an eviction notice friday , ordering the environmentalists out by saturday morning .


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environmentalists emulating west coast demonstrators moved into the forest june 20 , anticipating that a judge would allow a timber company to cut trees within a 144-acre area of the forest .


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the east perry lumber co. of missouri paid about $ 50,000 for the right to harvest in the shawnee national forest .


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larger trees in the rest of the harvest area , including oak trees more than 100 years old , also would be cut down , forest service spokesman tom hagerty said .


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the forest should be preserved as it is for his children , kujawa said .


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in 1977 , the u.s. supreme court said car owners could refuse to display state mottos on license plates , such as new hampshire 's `` live free or die . ''


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in 1977 , the u.s. supreme court said car owners could refuse to display state mottoes on license plates , such as new hampshire 's `` live free or die . ''


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in new hampshire , congressional candidate michael weddle is challenging voters to heed their state motto _ `` live free or die '' _ by supporting marijuana legalization .


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when david souter was attorney general , new hampshire lost in the u.s. supreme court one of its most widely followed court cases , brought against a couple for covering the `` live free or die '' motto on their license plates .


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in new hampshire , congressional candidate michael weddle is challenging voters to heed their state motto -- `` live free or die '' -- by supporting marijuana legalization .


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no dramatics like new hampshire -lrb- `` live free or die '' -rrb- ; no wishful thinking like new jersey -lrb- `` the garden state '' -rrb- .


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in state court in boise , mr. freese contends that a precedent was set in 1977 when the u.s. supreme court ruled that a new hampshire man did n't have to display his state 's slogan , `` live free or die , '' on license plates .


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on this date : in 1812 , the fourth vice president of the united states , george clinton , died in washington at the age of 73 _ the first vice president to die while in office .


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on this date : in 1812 , the fourth vice president of the united states , george clinton , died in washington at the age of 73 _ the first vice president to die while in office .


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on this date : in 1812 , the fourth vice president of the united states , george clinton , died in washington at 73 _ the first vice president to die while in office .


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five years ago : state department officials disclosed that six eastern european countries had been told to stop supporting `` international terrorists '' and halt espionage operations if they wanted to improve relations with the united states .


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thought for today : `` life is short ; live it up. ''


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weddle , a state representative , is among eight candidates in a gop primary for an open u.s. house seat .


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creamer is given little chance against democratic rep. jim slattery in the state 's aug. 7 primary .


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zeese said incumbent officeholders who support marijuana legalization and are running for re-election include u.s. rep. george crockett , d - mich. ; democratic state rep. elbert walton in missouri ; democratic state sen. joe galiber in new york ; and bill mathesius , the republican county executive in mercer county , n.j .


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former secretary of state george shultz has said legalization should at least be considered .


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so will the awareness that solving the problem with a drug war is not the solution , '' said weddle , a two-term state house member from portsmouth , n.h .


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galbraith , who is among five announced or likely candidates for the democratic nomination for governor next year , estimates the state could reap up to $ 1 billion in taxes each year from legal marijuana .


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billions more could be saved by scrapping local , state and federal eradication efforts , he said .


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george and maxine maynard taped over the motto in 1975 , citing religious objections .


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souter said he did not see the state 's action as infringing on the maynards ' right to free speech .


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eight months after the high court ruled , the maynards still were trying to collect $ 21,000 in legal fees from the state .


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souter 's comments came during his second day of testimony , during which he also said he was obligated as a state official to defend limits on the separation of church and state - but he probably would have ruled for the opposite side had he been the judge .


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he also prosecuted two jehovah 's witnesses for covering the state motto , `` live free or die , '' on their license tags .


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souter told the senate judiciary committee today he was obligated to defend the state if arguments could be made , and he maintained that he could in those cases .


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as for the license plate motto , he said the state did not have `` a particularly compelling interest '' in keeping its slogan visible .


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democratic state rep. elbert walton in missouri ; democratic state sen. joe galiber in new york ; and bill mathesius , the republican county executive in mercer county , n.j .


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former secretary of state george p. shultz has said legalization should at least be considered .


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galbraith , who is among five announced or likely candidates for the democratic nomination for governor next year , estimates that the state could reap up to $ 1 billion in taxes each year from legal marijuana .


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a couple in north carolina dignified their baby with a nine -page last name , although only what fits on one line appears on the birth certificate along with a note directing interested parties to the state 's permanent records .


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lesley duvall , a former indiana state senator who sponsored legislation that now limits name choices in his state , worries about the impact on society .


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by 1968 , she adds , only one state -- hawaii -- had a statute limiting that choice .


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but state laws and regulations came under closer scrutiny in the 1970s , as more and more women began keeping their own names after marriage and tried passing these or hyphenated surnames to their children .


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-lrb- in one case in nebraska , though , the state supreme court ruled that the father 's name had to come first . -rrb-


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they tried to register their son 's last name as `` jebef `` -lrb- a fusion of jech and befurt -rrb- , but state health- department officials crossed it out on the child 's birth certificate and replaced it with the father 's name .


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the existing state law `` impinges upon decisions affecting family life , procreation , and child rearing ; areas of human experience which the supreme court has long held must be accorded special protection , '' ruled federal judge robert r. merhige jr. in the north carolina case in 1981 .


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the judge also dismissed the state 's claim that an anything-goes naming policy would mess up its indexing system .


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as long as birth certificates bear the names chosen by parents , the judge wrote , parents do n't care whether state registrars `` call their children a-1 , a-2 , and a-3 , or huey , duey and louey -lrb- sic -rrb- . ''


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new jersey is the latest state to rewrite its regulations rather than risk being challenged in court .


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indeed , the fused surname is the most popular alternative to passing along a family name , according to several state registrars .


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it best `` illustrates our relationship , '' says christine ledbetter , who , along with her husband , dean skylar , took the state of florida to court to gain the right to name their son sydney anthony skybetter .


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in another age , parents looking for unusual last names chose words like `` sunshine '' or `` peace , '' says john reith , assistant director of the department of vital records in new york state , recalling the late 1960s .


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`` when we had the hippie culture -- that was a strong era for strange names , '' says david mitchell , the california state registrar .


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last year , however , the state enacted a law that -- beginning july 1 -- will force drivers to trade in the simple for the sublime : a new license plate in blue and white trim that features a bright red lobster .


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`` i am receiving letters from people all over the state , '' says rep. mary mcbride , who is sponsoring a bill to give drivers a choice of license plates .


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not surprisingly , the children are getting moral support from the state 's lobstermen , who oppose any plans to give drivers a choice of plates , says edward a. blackmore , president of the maine lobstermen 's association .


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mr. freese , a boise silver miner , is suing the state of idaho , its governor and its prison warden , to get them to remove the `` famous potatoes `` motto that has appeared on idaho license plates since 1948 .


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he figures that should roughly cover fees for license-plate renewal for everyone in the state .


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gordon randall , the executive director of the idaho potato commission , says the suit is half-baked -- `` like saying you do n't like autos if you live in detroit . ''


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potatoes are the state 's hottest industry , bringing in a billion dollars a year and employing about 30,000 people .


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consumer surveys have shown that idaho spuds have widespread recognition , better than almost any other state 's produce .


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they also have the advantage of attracting foreign collectors , because it was great britain , in 1840 , which issued the first stamp , the penny black , and got the whole enterprise going .


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but the baseball cards being marketed by the u.s. postal service to promote stamp sales wo n't have the trademark piece of bubble gum inside .


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the baseball cards , for example , take advantage of previously issued stamps honoring popular ballplayers .


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for example the key west , fla. , office prepared a special 12- by 16-inch print of the recent hemingway stamp in the literary arts series .


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mounted on a backing with a copy of the stamp canceled on july 17 , its first day of issue , the print is being offered for $ 25 , by mail order , to collectors and hemingway fans .


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with the movie going on sale in september , the promotion arrives just in time for stamp collecting month , which the post office celebrates in october .


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a postage stamp is , after all , nothing more than a receipt for advance payment for a service _ the delivery of a letter or parcel .


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as youngsters enter their teens they find other interests , ms. grant said , and the stamp collection usually gets put aside until later in life when they marry , have families , and often get interested in stamps again .


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and the rest are serious collectors , buying whole sheets of stamps , subscribing to stamp publications and following the hobby closely .


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to do this morison has instituted a quarterly series of `` stamp packs '' including a brochure and all of the colorful commemorative stamps issued over three months .


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previously , sets of stamps were issued just once a year , but the stamp packs four times annually help spread out the interest , morison said .


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in addition , the agency has subscription services for stamp collectors to make sure they get all the new stamps that come out .


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there are 38,000 benjamin franklin stamp clubs for youngsters around the country , encouraged by the postal service as a means of getting youngsters interested in stamp collecting .


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a pair of 10-cent stamps found on a 142-year-old letter are among the first u.s. stamps issued and could be worth as much as $ 1 million , collectors said .


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`` the discovery of this historic rarity was the stuff philatelic lore is made of and rivaled the greatest finds in the history of stamp collecting , '' the foundation said in a statement .


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they were among the first u.s. stamps issued to postmasters to replace hand-inked impressions as proof of postage paid .


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stamp experts , including eric scott , part owner of the stamp shop in indianapolis , believe sullivan 's estimate is excessive .


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the 36 stamps , depicting the young queen victoria and originally selling for one pence each , were bought by the royale stamp co. for a private collector who was not identified .


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the world record for a stamp sold at auction was $ 972,500 for an 1851 baden stamp which had a color error .


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for anyone interested in starting a stamp collection , there could hardly be a better time , writes antony thorncroft .


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the first penny blacks were issued in sheets of 240 , each stamp bearing different letters .


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in all , 68m penny blacks were issued in the nine months before it was replaced by the penny red .


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then came penny reds -lrb- each worth around pounds 1 today -rrb- ; the appearance of perforations in 1854 -lrb- which eliminated the need to cut out each stamp with scissors -rrb- ; and the later victorian period which , according to sotheby 's stamp specialist , richard ashton , has hidden potential .


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he is especially interested in the penny reds issued over many years from 1858 on over 150 plates .


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you can buy 10 penny reds of this period for pounds 1 at a stamp fair ; but if you succeeded in acquiring a stamp from every plate , your collection could be worth thousands of pounds .


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in the 20th century , apart from freak oddities , the highest prices are paid for the attractive sea horse pounds 1 stamp of george v 's reign , which can sell for upwards of pounds 800 , and the postal union congress stamp of 1929 , which sells for up to pounds 350 .


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relatively few high-denomination stamps have survived - even an edward vii or george v half -crown -lrb- 12 1/2 p -rrb- stamp is worth pounds 50 - and they are collected .


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stamps issued in the channel islands during the german occupation in the second world war are much sought after , as are the stamps those used by british consuls abroad , especially those posted in south america .


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stanley gibbons produces a catalogue listing all the stamp issues of great britain .


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anyone seeking to acquire each stamp variety -lrb- gibbons reckons there are three distinct versions of the penny black -rrb- is hunting down 1,666 stamps at the last count .


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most of the sets issued in the past 30 years are currently priced by dealers at up to 80 per cent of their face value , but over time they might show a modest appreciation .


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speculation ruined the stamp market in the 1970s , and no one wants stamps to become again an object of pure investment .


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now there is a stamp clearinghouse : coach investments inc. 's international stamp exchange , a computer network that some philatelists say has increased liquidity and reduced commissions in the stamp market .


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that compares with a commission of 10 % collected from each side at most major stamp auctions .


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despite its seeming promise to make the stamp market more professional and efficient , the exchange meets with skepticism from many philatelists .


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`` there are too many factors in determining the value of stamps to make it a simple transaction like the transfer of stocks and bonds , '' says davitt felder , a partner at bartlett & felder inc. , of san francisco , one of the largest wholesale stamp dealers .


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but two examples of the same stamp issue can differ greatly in value , depending on the quality of , say , perforations , ink or glue .


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the stamp exchange seeks to allay such fears by allowing buyers to back out as long as 10 days after their purchases .


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even so , the very idea of a for-profit stamp exchange run by computer upsets some collectors .


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`` stamps should be purchased as a hobby , for enjoyment , and not as an investment , '' says joseph savarese , the executive director of the 1,000 -member american stamp dealers association .


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peter robertson , the curator of the philatelic foundation , a nonprofit educational organization in new york , says the exchange `` caters to the investment community , not the true stamp collector . ''


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yet others say the stamp exchange has enormous potential .


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adds lewis berg , the vice president of southeastern stamp co. , a hollywood , fla. , auctioneer : `` it should bring the stamp business into the modern era . ''


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the massive nuclear complex is located in yongbyun , 90 km north of pyongyang .


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however , north koreans are enriching these materials and producing high-grade uranium and plutonium by using centrifugal separators , which the former soviet union gave to north korea , at an underground nuclear reprocessing plant in yongbyun .


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the iaea has said the two facilities , located in a nuclear complex in yongbyon north of pyongyang , might yield evidence of how much plutonium north korea has produced in the past .


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they have expressed concern that missing plutonium from the yongbyon nuclear reactors might have been diverted to produce nuclear bombs .


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despite tuesday 's agreement , the question of inspecting two unreported nuclear sites in the yongbyon nuclear complex is still pending , presumably for the two sides to discuss later .


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inspections of the six declared facilities in the yongbyon nuclear complex , some 90 kilometers north of pyongyang , and one site at kim il -song university in the north korean capital are expected to get under way wednesday .


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the issue of inspecting the two undeclared sites at yongbyon and examining the nuclear fuel rods has been left to the next round of high-level talks between washington and pyongyang , which according to north korean officials is scheduled for march 21 in geneva .


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a senior north korean official admitted that his country possesses plutonium for research purposes at a radiochemical laboratory in the yongbyon nuclear complex , itar-tass news agency reported from pyongyang on monday .


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he reportedly said that despite pyongyang 's withdrawal from the international atomic energy agency -lrb- iaea -rrb- , the agency 's monitoring equipment at yongbyon is operating normally and stressed that north korea will inform the iaea if the equipment needs replacement .


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the basic purpose of the yongbyon nuclear reactor , constructed through close cooperation with russia , is to secure the nuclear power generation necessary to develop the country 's economy , he asserted .


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international atomic energy agency -lrb- iaea -rrb- inspectors are continuing their activities at the north korean nuclear complex in yongbyon and nuclear fuel rods removed from the 5-megawatt reactor are being kept in the area , it was reported thursday .


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the information received from yongbyon thus far is that the inspection team has not encountered any problems , they added .


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construction of the yongbyon nuclear development complex began in 1962 .


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security is so tight that even kim il -song has to disembark from his car when entering the yongbyon complex .


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there have been debates as to the type of atomic reactors in yongbyon , the amount of plutonium they could produce , the kind of reprocessing facilities , and the number of weapons they have possibly developed by now , but almost nothing is known about the people who possibly have participated in those processes .


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subsequently , the `` korea - ussr agreement on the peaceful use of atomic energy `` was signed in 1959 , and north korea began creating a nuclear development complex in yongbyon in 1962 .


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it is officially unknown who was the first director of the yongbyon nuclear research center -lsb- nrc -rsb- .


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according to a scientist who was deeply involved in the pak chong-hui era nuclear development effort , `` yi sung -ki was the first director `` of the yongbyon nrc .


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according to mr. `` b , '' the person who said that yi sung-ki did not take part in the north korean nuclear development program , `` the first director of the yongbyon nrc was han in -sok . ''


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mr `` b , '' who said that han in-sok was the first director of the yongbyon atomic energy research center , explained han 's role in north korea as follows : `` while at kim il -song university -lsb- kisu -rsb- as physics professor , han in-sok went to moscow to study the latest nuclear theories for some time .


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following his return home , he served as the second director of the yongbyon nrc , then as minister of the ministry of atomic energy industry , which was created within the state administration ministry in december 1986 .