Braiding for a Fight Highlights Licensing War Over Black Hair
Debra Nutall, a Memphis hairbraider, fights a Tennessee board bid to close her shop amid a broader movement of African styled braiders challenging licensing. Advocates call it economic liberty while regulators stress public health. cases span Washington to Tennessee with licenses requiring up to 2,100 hours.
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Debra Nutall
State Cosmetology Board
Tennessee
Memphis
Natall
Nutall
Taalib-Din Abdul Uadah
Washington
American Hairbraiders & Natural Hair Care Association
Julie Becker
National Cosmetology Association
Congressional Black Caucus
Institute For Justice
Dana Berliner
Faith Carey
Canton
Ohio
Faithfully Yours Braiding Salon
Carey
Maryland
California
Diane Watson
Tennessee Board of Cosmetology
Ecoview Wildlife survey shows 1996 outdoor activity levels
The 1996 National Survey of Fishing Hunting and Wildlife-Associated Recreation estimates 77 million Americans participated in wildlife activities and total expenditure of 104 billion dollars. Sportsmen spent 72 billion while watchers spent 27 billion with inflation adjusted growth of 54 percent for sportsmen and 27 percent for watchers from 1991 to 1996.
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U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
U.S
Wintering Birds Attract Tourists In October View
The article notes winter arrivals such as the yellow bellied sapsucker and two kinglets in September, with the house and winter wrens changing habitat to cattail ponds and leaf rich woods. Breeding northern wrens nest in swamp roots.
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Tropics
Northwoods
Wandering Thrushes and Warblers Fare Through Autumn
Bird watch notes mid September migration with hermit thrush as last survivor in area. Yellow-rumped warbler described as common fall through winter species with distinctive rump patch and sun warmed insect-rich trees. Goldfinch seen in summer dress possibly early winter visitors, likely Hatched locally.
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Northwoods
Conflict Advice From a Veteran Mediator
Dear Abby shares guidance from Peter S Chantilis a Dallas attorney mediator with decades of experience on resolving disputes. He advises disagree without being disagreeable maintain civility and give others room to withdraw.
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Abby
Peter S. Chantilis
Dallas
Peter
Los Angeles
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