Spain Faces Irrigation Struggles as Water Shortage Hits Food
Spain's irrigation woes stem from unequal water distribution and aging irrigation systems. Public Works Ministry notes vast land in the northeast suffers dry wells while the north remains green. Emigration increases as land loses productivity, with limited cross-border water transfer options.
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Center School experiments with coed shop and homemaking classes
In Manhattan Beach the Center Intermediate School shifted to mixed programs after a food tasting by 18 seventh and eighth graders and 26 girls choosing woodshop. The move lets students pick between woodshop or homemaking with seven five week courses plus electives. The project aims to broaden skills beyond traditional gender roles.
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Nine Children Grow Up Then Help Father Seek U S Citizenship
Juan Gonzales of Hutchinson, a Mexico native who has lived in the United States since age 37, is pursuing naturalization after his nine U.S. born children helped him study. Four sons and a daughter coached him on tests while a daughter assisted with cooking and household chores. The family plans to celebrate voting and border travel freedoms after he becomes a citizen.
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