Indian Woman Revives Ancient Pueblo Craft in Taos
Taos Indian artist Jose phine Reyna revived rabbit skin weaving in 1971 at Taos Pueblo. She creates 34 by 60 inch rabbit rugs sold at the Taos Pueblo Arts and Crafts Co op for about 200 dollars. Each rug uses 30 pelts and takes about a month to weave.
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Howard Bryan
Albuquerque Tribune
Taos, N.M
Taos
Mrs. Reyna
Washington, D.C
Reyna
Taos Pueblo
Co-Op
Dear Abby warns against rings at work and adultery vows
A reader asks reprinting a Dear Abby letter about wedding rings on the job to prevent accidents. Abby cautions jewelry around machinery and discusses adultery, vow breaking, and renewing marriage vows as a path to reconciliation.
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Abby
Berry couple announce birth of Toni Anne in Augusta
Mr and Mrs Michael Berry of Graniteville announce the birth of a daughter Toni Anne on June 11 at Doctor's Hospital in Augusta. Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs L E Berry of Troutman NC and maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Marvin McGee of Vaucluse.
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Michael Berry
Graniteville
Toni Anne
Doctor’s Hospital
Augusta
L.E. Berry
Troutman, N.C
Marvin McGee
Vaucluse
Early newborn screening detects cretinism risk at birth
Chicago doctors report Columbus Hospital uses a blood screening test to detect hypothyroidism causing cretinism in newborns. If found before three months, thyroid hormone therapy can prevent brain damage, with costs about 3 to 5 dollars per test. earlier tests were far pricier.
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Chicago
Columbus Hospital
Richard L. Nachman
Nachman
Nuclear Medicine
Quebec
Canada
Garden helpers in Aiken battle pests with hop toads and allies
The piece extols garden allies such as hop-toads tree toads and larger brown toads for eating insects and slugs. It notes praying mantises walking sticks ladybird beetles and lizards as additional pest control, stressing protection and habitat for these beneficial species.
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Citrus
California
Retired U N Civil Servants Settle Mostly in U S
A UN tally shows 849 retired international civil servants, 604 live in the United States, and 345 reside within 50 miles of UN Headquarters. New York State hosts 349, with 146 on Manhattan, plus 54 in Florida and 38 in California. Canada, France, Britain and other nations hold smaller totals.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N
United States
New York State
Manhattan Island
New York City
Florida
California
Connecticut
Massachusetts
District of Columbia
Canada
France
Britain
Argentina
Chile
Spain
Two Nuns Leave Convent But Not Order For Farm
In Logan Ohio Sisters Mary and Nancy of the Order of St Francis abandon the convent to live on a rural farm in Hocking County. They farm, raise chickens and hogs, and fund their life from eggs and produce while aiding locals. Both teach and work locally with no orders from headquarters, believing living among people strengthens their service.
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Logan
Ohio
Mary
Nancy
Order of St. Francis
Hocking Hills
Sister Nancy
Sister Mary
St. Francis
Buffalo
N.Y
Hocking County
Gompf
Union Furnace
God
Homemade graham crackers cheaper than packaged crumbs
A 13 ounce package of graham crackers yields about 3 cups of crumbs, making your own crumbs more economical than buying prepackaged crumbs. The article highlights cost savings and practical yield for home bakers.
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Josephine Reyna
Mary Lujan
Dear Abby
Chicagoan
P.S
Aiken
Bird of Paradise
U.S
Sears
Eeeal
Azz
High Point
Atlanta
Jijas
ITWIN
Herculon
SERTA
BEMCO
Kenmore
Roto Spaders
Sears, Roebuck and CO
Mitchell Shopping
Discount Furniture Company
Aiken Augusta
Jack & Jill
Kalmia Plaza Shopping
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